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 1 2 |       that all the bones in the fore-arm were thus in a straight
 2 3 |         measure the bone of the fore-arm. These things he brings
 3 3 |   little finger, belongs to the fore-arm, whereas the one at the
 4 3 |        which people measure the fore-arm, is the head of the humerus.
 5 3 |         humerus, from which the fore-arm is measured. Such, and so
 6 7 |   twenty days. The bones of the fore-arm generally get consolidated
 7 8 |      broken, if one stretch the fore-arm and adjust it while in this
 8 15|   fractured bones of the arm or fore-arm are bandaged, the fore-arm
 9 15|      fore-arm are bandaged, the fore-arm is suspended in a sling,
10 18|       than the outer, as in the fore-arm the bone in the line of
11 24|      bones either of the leg or fore-arm have been fractured.~
12 38|        it; but the bones of the fore-arm are unequal, and the shorter
13 41|       into its place, while the fore-arm is brought round to a state
14 42|      side above the bone of the fore-arm, which is prominent, into
15 42|         to push the bone of the fore-arm into the joint. This method
16 48|         when a fractured arm or fore-arm has been bound up. For this
17 49| comprehend both the arm and the fore-arm, and on both should be to
18 49|   either side. And point of the fore-arm should be comprehended in