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1 3 |  since the same things when administered to the sick, which agreed
2 3 |    not be able to manage if administered, and that from such things
3 5 |    quantity, that they were administered neither stronger nor weaker
4 6 |  but, on the contrary, when administered both the fevers and the
5 9 |   than what mare proper, be administered. For, in the constitution
6 14|     and hurtful to man when administered, every one is either bitter,
7 19|    of a medicine seasonably administered, the patient is decidedly
8 21| certain things accidentally administered. I know that the common
9 24|   of all things that can be administered in cases in which a sweet