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 1 43|      succussion applied with the feet hanging down, since the
 2 43|    ladder upon his back, and the feet, at the ankles, are to be
 3 44|         better to do it with the feet downward, as has been said,
 4 47|          placed at the patient’s feet, and extension in this fashion
 5 48|        displacement outward, the feet and the whole inferior extremities
 6 53|      inward stand erect on their feet with less freedom. In like
 7 53|     dislocated, the bones of the feet grow very little, as being
 8 53|     injury, and the bones of the feet also are atrophied, but
 9 53|      manner; nor of those of the feet, for this reason, that there
10 58|       during the shifting of the feet in walking, the body cannot
11 70|        is to be suspended by the feet from a cross-beam with a
12 70|        soft, and broad cord; the feet are to be about four inches
13 72|         dragging downward by the feet; for sometimes this piece
14 75|      little downward, toward the feet. This mode of reduction
15 77| introduced into one of the loose feet of the bladder, and air
16 78|         that is at hand, and the feet of the couch, either those
17 78|            head, or those at the feet, are to be fastened to the
18 78|        it should be bound to the feet of the couch, but, not withstanding,
19 78|        the head and those at the feet, are to be fastened to a