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 1 1 | fractures and dislocations, the physician must make the extension
 2 1 |         in a word, any ordinary physician can perform it; but I am
 3 2 |   position to be bound, but the physician forced his patient to hold
 4 2 |      thus bound up the arm, the physician direct the patient to keep
 5 2 |   itself; and thus also, if the physician order him to bend the arm,
 6 2 |         And these mistakes, the physician, conceited in his knowledge,
 7 3 |                  3. But another physician putting the arm into the
 8 3 |       And, moreover, if, when a physician has thus bound up the arm,
 9 4 |     when they are extended, the physician should apply the palms of
10 8 |       pull it downward. But the physician standing erect, must perform
11 13|      the best thing is, for any physician who practices in a large
12 37|        dangers many; and if the physician do not reduce the fractured