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 1 1 |   those persons who have the fleshy parts about the joint and
 2 1 | point of the shoulder of the fleshy parts, and where the muscle (
 3 8 |      state of embonpoint and fleshy the joint is rarely dislocated,
 4 8 |   lean than in those who are fleshy; and in those who are humid
 5 8 |  than in such as are dry and fleshy, and they are less compactly
 6 8 |   lean than in those who are fleshy; and the flesh of lean persons
 7 12|   shoulder becomes much less fleshy, and the habit of body at
 8 52|     when both are sound. The fleshy parts of the limb are enervated
 9 53|  very little defect, but the fleshy parts (muscles?) are wasted.
10 53|    those cases, however, the fleshy parts of the whole limb
11 53|      still be by no means so fleshy as the sound limb. The following
12 53|     From exercise, then, the fleshy parts on the hand and fore-arm
13 53| birth or from childhood, the fleshy parts, on that account,
14 55|     then, in such cases, the fleshy parts are less enervated
15 55|   useless and atrophied. The fleshy parts of the entire limb
16 56|      in like manner, but the fleshy parts in their case lose
17 56|     legs, too, are plump and fleshy, except that there is some
18 58|   groins. The wasting of the fleshy parts is analogous to what
19 58|      in its bones and in its fleshy parts. Such persons, then,
20 60|      limb, moreover, is less fleshy than the other, at the nates,
21 60|     form of dislocation. The fleshy parts, however, are everywhere
22 61|     and lesion of the bones, fleshy parts, and attitudes; but
23 69|   regard to the sphacelus of fleshy parts, it takes place in
24 69|    the bones are entire, the fleshy parts, in this case, also
25 77|      naturally curved, being fleshy, and in contact above, and