Part

 1 7 |        the armpit, and that it is carried past the head of the humerus.
 2 9 |       with a band, which is to be carried round the body. The shoulder
 3 18|        olecranon, and it is to be carried up, and turned round, and
 4 38|           still longer one may be carried all round the head, and
 5 41|           below the diaphragm are carried off by varices in the legs,
 6 41|         groin; and some have been carried off by a dysentery when
 7 47|           leather, is to be twice carried along the middle of the
 8 47|           at the armpits is to be carried round the shoulders, and
 9 50|      pulpy, the burning should be carried as far as the bone, but
10 51| articulates with the hip-joint is carried from above down to the ischium
11 52|         the weight of the body is carried to it. They are forced also
12 57|          in this dislocation, are carried downward from their natural
13 71|     managed by means of something carried round the chest and armpits,
14 71|      applied to the perineum, and carried behind along the spine,
15 73|        then if the sound leg were carried through between the posts,
16 73|      extension, the limb which is carried over the step with the piece
17 77|     uninflated, so that it may be carried as far up the perineum as