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 1 10|  symptoms:-Since the parts of a man’s body are proportionate
 2 13|     respect the constitution of man is different from that of
 3 30|         of food as would make a man gape more than he easily
 4 42|      for example, if they see a man suspended or thrown down,
 5 43|        than the space which the man’s body will occupy; he is
 6 45|      vertebrae; and the ribs in man are very curved, and, as
 7 46|       them; for of all animals, man, in proportion to his bulk,
 8 47|       be made as much below the man’s back as may be judged
 9 47|      not succeed; for, when the man was fairly extended, the
10 47|       when I did not extend the man strongly, the bladder was
11 47|  swelled up by the air, and the man became more bent forward
12 78|         is more becoming a good man, and one well skilled in
13 78| fastened in the ground, and the man is to be seated upon it,