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 1 47|            something like an oaken bench, of a quadrangular shape,
 2 47|        round if necessary, and the bench is to be covered with robes,
 3 47|       adapted to the length of the bench laid below the patient,
 4 47|          wood resting against this bench may make extension. Another
 5 47|           in the ground beside the bench, or the post of the axles
 6 47|       axles may be attached to the bench itself, if you will make
 7 47| perpendicular and overtopping (the bench?) a little at both ends,
 8 47|            or at either end of the bench. These powers are easily
 9 72|           and in the middle of the bench five or six long grooves
10 72|            being made all over the bench. And the bench should have
11 72|            over the bench. And the bench should have in its middle
12 72|     grooves are scooped out on the bench, so that this piece of wood,
13 73|           this joint. If the large bench were to have raised on it
14 75|             and having laid on the bench a cloth which has been folded