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 1 7 |       to the bone of the arm. Wherefore recent cases in this way
 2 8 |                            8. Wherefore it should be known that
 3 8 |       out its fructification. Wherefore the poet has the following
 4 30|      the head by enarthrosis. Wherefore, in convulsions and tetanus,
 5 42| succeeds in straightening it. Wherefore succussion on a ladder has
 6 45|   requisite in many diseases. Wherefore, on the side turned to the
 7 46|     not at all on the living. Wherefore, then, do I write all this?
 8 47|       proved ineffectual, and wherefore they did not succeed.~
 9 50| injury are more apt to occur. Wherefore some physicians pay much
10 50|     any disorder in the body; wherefore proper bandaging, and for
11 58|   from cases formerly stated, wherefore those who have this dislocation,
12 62|                           62. Wherefore, then, some of these congenital
13 71|                           71. Wherefore, as formerly stated, men’