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 1 7 |      two cubits in length, or a little less; and its extremity
 2 11|        humerus protrudes, and a little behind the top of the shoulder;
 3 11|        you only raise the arm a little, you can grasp a large quantity
 4 11|     tendon at the armpit, but a little below the head of the humerus;
 5 14|     properly bandaged; but in a little time the patients, having
 6 14|        after all he effects but little, who would take a few turns
 7 18|  consists in keeping the hand a little higher than the elbow, and
 8 30|         so that it may yield as little as possible, but some person
 9 32|       properly performed, is of little advantage, but occasions
10 33|   having smeared the jaw with a little gum (for thus it sticks
11 33|        distance of an inch or a little more, from the wound. This
12 36|          and the part becomes a little too prominent; and yet,
13 36|        be not very glutinous, a little of the manna of frankincense,
14 36|     mixed up with it, or a very little gum may be mixed in like
15 37|         the accident, or even a little later, but the physicians
16 38|        be consolidated; but the little finger is, from time to
17 38|      proper degree, or rather a little more than what will be sufficient
18 40|      weight. It should touch as little as possible; for it is a
19 47|         every one has yielded a little, so that a considerable
20 47|      overtopping (the bench?) a little at both ends, or at either
21 50|       bled in the arm, speak as little as possible, should have
22 53|     bones of the feet grow very little, as being very near the
23 53| increase in size, and with very little defect, but the fleshy parts (
24 53|          because, as was said a little while ago, the ankle-joint
25 53|       the fore-arm and hand are little inferior in size to the
26 55|         of their toes incline a little inward. But the injured
27 55|     which have been mentioned a little before, still, however,
28 55|       the limb, as was stated a little before with regard to the
29 56|       except that there is some little deficiency at the inside,
30 58|        weight of his body for a little, upon the foot, without
31 60|       the limb, which is only a little shorter than the other,
32 62|         may appear to incline a little outward. And a sole made
33 62|         foot on the line of the little toe; and then this bandage
34 69|        to, so that it may be as little calculated to create fever
35 70|    cubits from the ground, or a little more or less; and the arms
36 72|    board, about six cubits or a little more in length, and about
37 73|         ladder should be made a little higher than required, and
38 74|        placed at the nates or a little farther up, and some person
39 75|        but should be inclined a little downward, toward the feet.
40 78|       line of the body, or be a little elevated above it, and it