Part

 1 8 |   together of the parts by the nerves (ligaments?) which are slack
 2 11| adjacent to the most important nerves. But the greater part of
 3 11|       stretching; and also the nerves. which by all means you
 4 11|      quantity of skin, and the nerves which you ought to guard
 5 11|        vein adjacent, and also nerves, neither of which must be
 6 11|        fire is inimical to the nerves. Through the whole treatment
 7 30|       to dislocation there; of nerves (ligaments?) and muscles
 8 41|     with which the neighboring nerves communicate. When the gibbosity
 9 45|    articulation. Common cords (nerves?) are extended to all parts,
10 45|           akin to the external nerves (tonoi). The ribs are united
11 50|       intercostal space?), and nerves proceeding from the most
12 57|  regard to the contractions of nerves (ligaments?), and the positions
13 58|      is also impaired, for the nerves (ligaments?) become stretched,
14 58|     these parts the joints and nerves (ligaments?), if not used,
15 59|  lodged very near to important nerves. And the region of the groin
16 69|        weaker, and whether the nerves, flesh, arteries, and veins
17 69|      as not even to expose the nerves. For the reasons now stated,
18 86|    veins, and contusion of the nerves; when these symptoms are
19 86|      from one another, and the nerves communicate together. And,
20 86|         or in paralysis of the nerves (tendons?) connected with