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 1 3 | counter-extension, while at the same time he pushes with his foot
 2 8 |              end of winter, at which time then they are particularly
 3 8 |         frequently, as being at that time most particularly reduced
 4 9 |      sometimes in a greater space of time, and sometimes in a smaller.~
 5 11|           burned, while, at the same time, the skin is stretched,
 6 11|         bound to the side for a long time; for thus more especially
 7 14|         bones form callus in a short time. When, then, a fracture
 8 14|            bandaged; but in a little time the patients, having no
 9 14|            remain firm any length of time, even if the patient keep
10 18|      straight line, and, at the same time, the opposite sides are
11 23|         proper size, and at the same time replaced.~
12 27|      opposite side, both at the same time, behind and at the side,
13 27|    deformities; but in the course of time the part gets strong, and
14 30|            the lower jaw about for a time, pushing it to this side
15 30|         while he attends at the same time to three positions: for
16 37|          both sides, and at the same time raise it up. And if the
17 37|             to hold it for as long a time as possible, or if he cannot,
18 37|            deformed, yet at the same time they do not know how to
19 38|           the little finger is, from time to time, to be pushed into
20 38|              finger is, from time to time, to be pushed into the nostril,
21 41|        disease, but in the course of time some of them attack, as
22 46|              injury, and at the same time the fragments of the bones
23 47|              equally and at the same time, in a straight line. For
24 47|            whilst others at the same time make extension and counter-extension
25 50|        sufficient; but the length of time must be regulated by the
26 50|           and pains will return from time to time, if there happen
27 50|             will return from time to time, if there happen to be any
28 50|               and for a considerable time, must be had recourse to,
29 52|         attained their growth at the time when they met with a dislocation
30 55|             painful in the course of time, and when it becomes free
31 55|   dislocation having occurred at any time before manhood, from violence,
32 57|             at the groin at the same time, unless they raise the foot
33 57|             at the groin at the same time. There are many other things
34 58|            can walk, indeed, after a time, and when the pain has abated,
35 62|              fairly mastered only by time, and not until the body
36 63|            remain for a considerable time; but those dressings for
37 63|         copious discharge for a long time. Certain of these cases
38 63|          keeps quiet for a length of time; but otherwise there is
39 69|             to define accurately the time at which each of these cases
40 69|            be completed; for at that time there is most danger of
41 69|         proper; and in the course of time, in some of these cases,
42 70|             suspended for as short a time as possible. But when the
43 70|          acetabulum; and at the same time he uses the bone of the
44 71|              hand, so as at the same time to make extension, and force
45 72|          above, which, at the proper time, is to be adjusted between
46 75|         dislocation, and at the same time is very strong. But perhaps,
47 76|            the other, is at the same time to push the dislocated part
48 76|            downward, and at the same time to the fore part of the
49 80|             himself, and at the same time the projecting bone is to
50 80|         cleared the rim, at the same time that extension is made,
51 83|        adjustment, which at the same time effects both purposes, as
52 87|            reduced, in the course of time, the hip, the thigh, and