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 1 1 |      deliberation, for the most part do not fall into any great
 2 3 |    latter, in fact, is the same part as that which is called
 3 3 |       seated that the prominent part of the bone may be turned
 4 3 |        moreover, the projecting part is particularly painful
 5 4 |         determined to the upper part; and then it is to be secured
 6 4 |       to the left, for the most part beginning below and terminating
 7 5 |        if you bandage any other part beforehand, the humors will
 8 6 |         not very great; and the part which has been bandaged
 9 7 |     troublesome pruritus in the part, nor any reason to suspect
10 7 |         lower side. The greater part of the arm and the wrist
11 9 |         any of the bones of the part called the tarsus be displaced,
12 10|    completely well for the most part in forty days, if the patients
13 11|        there is danger that the part may become blackened. And
14 12|   slender than the other at one part, but not much more slender
15 13|         case. But, for the most part, two men will be sufficient,
16 14|        placed on the projecting part, and the first turns made
17 14|         must place the bandaged part somewhat higher than the
18 14|         be inward, the external part of the thigh is wasted,
19 14|         versa. But for the most part the dislocation is inward.~
20 15|    sufficient, and for the most part two strong men will suffice,
21 16|     third day; and the bandaged part should be found reduced
22 17|      the properly arranged, the part becomes more painful. The
23 18|        which sustains the upper part of the body, and it is on
24 21|       the foot, or in any other part from the pressure, should
25 24|         to their place, but the part is a little more swelled
26 25|    should be placed and at what part the greatest pressure should
27 25|         stated in the preceding part of the work what are the
28 25|  bandaged on either side, and a part were left in the middle,
29 25|         left in the middle, the part thus left unbandaged would
30 26|      have subsided on the whole part comprehended by the bandages.
31 27| under-bandages, or in any other part that is bandaged, and used
32 27|         away, in these cases no part is to be exposed to the
33 27|       upon the sore. And if any part that is to come away shall
34 27|        away shall fall off, the part will incarnate sooner when
35 29|  required to go twice round the part that is wounded, but considerably
36 29|    bandage, you are to wrap the part around and proceed crossing
37 30|        taken that the fractured part of the body be laid in a
38 30|        order that the fractured part of the body may undergo
39 31|       31. Moreover, the greater part of physicians treat fractures,
40 32|       lever, but the protruding part is sharp, you must scoop
41 33|          beginning for the most part at the middle of the bandage,
42 34|         In some cases the upper part of the bone is laid bare,
43 34| different effects. For the most part, the bones separate most
44 34| inconvenience and irritates any part of the flesh, and prevents
45 36|        those in which the upper part of the bone protrudes; and
46 37|       like manner the suspended part of the body should not be
47 38|      are displaced for the most part to the inside, sometimes
48 38| Moderate extension for the most part sufficeth, extension being
49 40|                39. For the most part the displacements of these
50 40|         not displaced, but that part of the humerus remains in
51 40|         palm of his hand to the part of the joint which is displaced,
52 41|       displacement for the most part is to the inside, but sometimes
53 42|     pressure on the protuberant part of the arm, and the other
54 43|        violent displacement the part (olecranon?) which passes
55 43|      passes above the prominent part of the bones is large, and
56 43|       the one to the projecting part of the humerus at the bend
57 46|     sometimes its cartilaginous part, which gives origin to the
58 46|          and sometimes its fore part, at the base of the anterior