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 1 1 |      the rest of the bone is turned outward. The humerus is
 2 11|    lips of them will be less turned aside; there will be less
 3 18|     is to be carried up, and turned round, and not forced in
 4 26|     it, and the arm is to be turned to the prone position if
 5 33| flesh of the thong should be turned to the patient’s skin, for
 6 38|      of the nostril which is turned aside, and then this piece
 7 38|  where the fractured nose is turned to the side, the treatment
 8 45|       Wherefore, on the side turned to the belly (the anterior?)
 9 51|     the femur at the knee is turned outward, and the leg and
10 51|  manner. The foot then being turned outward, physicians, from
11 52|    the foot of the sound leg turned outward, the weight of the
12 52| equally thrown upon the limb turned outward, as upon the one
13 52|     outward, as upon the one turned inward, for neither is the
14 53|  become vari (their toes are turned inward?), but they can stand;
15 53| become valgi (their toes are turned outward?), but they have
16 54|      the knee, appears to be turned inward, and the leg and
17 55|     the foot is not forcibly turned outward, but is nearly in
18 74|    dislocated thigh is to be turned gently from within outward