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 1 1 |       which I might say on this subject. But neither have I ever
 2 2 |                2. Those who are subject to frequent dislocations
 3 8 |       than usual, then they are subject to dislocations which are
 4 8 |      then they are particularly subject to dislocations (if I may
 5 8 |     while treating of a medical subject); and therefore Homer has
 6 8 |         ox is most particularly subject to dislocations; and I have
 7 8 |         was said before on this subject. With regard, then, to the
 8 8 |      the articulations are more subject to mucosities in those who
 9 8 |         mucosities are not very subject to dislocations, which they
10 9 |       these are the joints most subject to luxations. But those
11 11|         how a shoulder which is subject to frequent dislocations
12 11|         thus perished. And this subject deserves to be noticed,
13 11|       have burned the shoulders subject to dislocation, at the top
14 34|   unwilling to digress from the subject, as these matters will have
15 48|       do survive, they are more subject to retention of the urine,
16 48| displacement backward are least subject to these symptoms.~
17 52|     dislocation inward are more subject to this loss of strength
18 61|    displacements which they are subject to. But the heads of the
19 61|   extent; and the thigh is more subject to these differences than
20 78|       alloy. With regard to the subject now on hand, the following