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1 1 |       knowledge, so is it in like manner with Medicine. Wherefore
2 3 |          to eat and drink in like manner as the ox, the horse, and
3 14|      differences; and so, in like manner, with the cake (maza); the
4 14|        disordered by them in like manner as we are by the secretions
5 15|            I cannot think in what manner they who advance this doctrine,
6 16| refrigeration for himself in this manner, cease doing so, the heat
7 19|            and they change in the manner I have described before.
8 20|         affect man in a different manner. Thus, to illustrate my
9 22|         cannot attract it in like manner. Those parts which are solid