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 1 1 |     scapula, when the arm is stretched along the sides; but when
 2 1 |    but when the whole arm is stretched forward, then the head of
 3 3 |       since, when the arm is stretched, the armpit becomes hollow,
 4 5 |    arm and forearm should be stretched along the pestle, whilst
 5 7 |       the whole arm is to be stretched along this piece of wood,
 6 11|   the same time, the skin is stretched, for otherwise the instrument
 7 11| wounding, become exposed and stretched in this position; but if
 8 31| muscles, when disordered and stretched preternaturally, induce
 9 38|      piece of thong is to be stretched to the proper degree, or
10 44| forehead, the arms are to be stretched along and attached to the
11 46|  pained, from the skin being stretched at the seat of the injury,
12 47|  water, and then he is to be stretched along the board on his face,
13 50|  blood, for there are canals stretched along the vacuity of each
14 58|   nerves (ligaments?) become stretched, from cases formerly stated,
15 59|      appears swelled out and stretched, while that of the nates
16 70|       and the arms should be stretched along the sides, and bound
17 78|   above it, and it should be stretched proportionally to the pestles,
18 78|    sound leg is to be gently stretched along and bound to it, wherever