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 1 1 |       ignorance. But many other things in our art are judged of
 2 3 |     bone of the fore-arm. These things he brings forward as proofs
 3 6 |   easily adjusted. And if these things be so, you should, after
 4 7 |      that one may know, that if things do not turn out thus, there
 5 22| tendency to produce what of all things should be avoided, namely,
 6 24|                       24. These things relate to cases in which
 7 26|      for bandages and the other things should be torn broader than
 8 29|   bandage called “ascia.” These things are to be done at the wound,
 9 30|         of the ankles. If these things be properly contrived, they
10 35| convulsions are induced by cold things, and also sometimes by wounds.
11 37|        be treated with the same things as are used in fractures
12 43|        displace? for many other things are removed from their proper