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 1 2 |    same, and that in the same piece of work it may happen that
 2 8 | setting the arm: having got a piece of wood a cubit or somewhat
 3 8 |    the armpit may rest on the piece of wood, and the man can
 4 13|      to a pestle or any other piece of wood, the end of which
 5 13|    the ground a round, smooth piece of wood, and place the upper
 6 13|    the upper extremity of the piece of wood at the perineum,
 7 13|       and adjusted the thongs piece of wood adapted to the nave,
 8 25|   wound. For, if even a sound piece of skin were bandaged on
 9 27|       be sufficient, for if a piece of flesh or nerve (tendon?)
10 27|  should be known, that if any piece of flesh or tendon be to
11 29|       exfoliation of a larger piece of bone is expected, whether
12 30|       couch, or to some other piece of wood which they have
13 31|      or to fevers. And if any piece of information be particularly
14 32|      the under surface of the piece of iron to the under fragment
15 32|    would do upon a stone or a piece of wood. The pieces of iron
16 34|       sons: that only a small piece is required in order that
17 34|      denuded of flesh, such a piece of bone should be taken
18 43|       it is easily reduced. A piece of hard linen cloth (or
19 43|     of hard linen cloth (or a piece of hard linen, not very