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1 3 | articles of regimen which they eat and drink when in good health
2 3 |      it had suited with man to eat and drink in like manner
3 6 |   proper to take soups and not eat solid food, such a one will
4 6 |        much more injured if he eat much than if he eat little,
5 6 |      if he eat much than if he eat little, but even little
6 8 |      apparent, as if he should eat bread and flesh, or any
7 13|        the weaker, and let him eat wheat, such as it is supplied