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 1 3 |        patient must lie on the ground upon his back, while the
 2 3 |     reduction is seated on the ground upon the side of the dislocation;
 3 43|      may neither tumble to the ground on either side, nor they
 4 43|        ship, fastened into the ground with its cordage, it will
 5 47|       is to be fastened in the ground, or, in place of the board,
 6 47|      of wood fastened into the ground, be made as much below the
 7 47|      either be fastened in the ground beside the bench, or the
 8 52|      when it is applied to the ground. They who have got an unreduced
 9 52|      sound side resting on the ground. Some, also, who had attained
10 55|  walking they cannot reach the ground with the heel, but they
11 55|        ball of the foot on the ground, and the points of their
12 55|     with the whole foot on the ground, but limp in walking, being
13 58|       is far from touching the ground with his heel, and he can
14 58|    unless it be pressed to the ground by the hand,-the end of
15 58|       not be able to reach the ground with the foot, or if they
16 58| injured limb be applied to the ground, for it is forced to cooperate
17 58|     limb by applying it to the ground, but carries it up, and
18 60|        drag the foot along the ground, as not being able to bend
19 60|     with the whole foot on the ground; for in walking they rest
20 60|      putting their foot to the ground, but keep the limb up, have
21 70|      about two cubits from the ground, or a little more or less;
22 78|       is to be fastened in the ground, and the man is to be seated