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 1 2 |       and archery. Moreover, if having thus bound up the arm, the
 2 2 |        be arranged differently, having overcome the bandaging.
 3 4 |        fractured parts and then having rubbed the parts with cerate,
 4 5 |      either slacker or tighter. Having removed the bandages on
 5 5 |      should appear looser. Then having removed the bandages, you
 6 8 |        plan of setting the arm: having got a piece of wood a cubit
 7 8 |   extremities at both ends; and having seated the man on some high
 8 8 |    being almost suspended; then having brought another seat, and
 9 8 |        the proper manipulation, having the one foot on some pretty
10 8 |   bandages in the interval, and having adjusted the arm, let him
11 13| extension in the following way: having fixed in the ground either
12 13|         thus, if you prefer it: having bound other thongs of leather
13 13|        or around the thigh, and having fastened another nave of
14 13|       under the couch, and then having fastened pieces of wood
15 16|   bandages in the interval, and having put everything right, apply
16 29|         has been described; but having formed double compresses,
17 37|                             36. Having effected the reduction,