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1 1 |                           WHOEVER having undertaken to speak or write
2 5 | cultivated and invented medicine, having the same object in view
3 8 |       another man in good health, having a constitution neither very
4 12|           great ignorance, and as having been well and properly made,
5 14|         multitude of other things having all sorts of powers both
6 16|      strong fire, and straightway having the same clothing on, takes
7 16|           a suffocating heat, and having procured refrigeration for
8 16|        for the most part, without having occasioned much mischief;
9 19|           crasis) of these humors having different powers toward