Part

 1 9 |   delivered under the head of wounds. But if any bone be moved
 2 24|       the dressings for fresh wounds, or anything else which
 3 24|     like nature. And when the wounds become clean and are new
 4 26|  speedily than in the case of wounds treated otherwise; and the
 5 29|    the applications to recent wounds, or any other medicine which
 6 31|       to disturb all kinds of wounds as on the third and fourth
 7 31|   fourth day in most cases of wounds, are those which give rise
 8 31|   apply? and that not only in wounds but in many other diseases,
 9 31|       call all other diseases wounds. And this doctrine is not
10 35| things, and also sometimes by wounds. It is proper to know that
11 36|    but of less importance. In wounds of this sort, then, one