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 1 1 |           synarthrosis at the back part of the spinal marrow; behind
 2 1 |           all animals; for in this part, man is, of all animals,
 3 3 |            be in its cartilaginous part, introduce into the nostrils
 4 5 |           the patient for the most part dies on the tenth day, with
 5 9 |     fracture, for thus the rounded part of the elbow will not form
 6 11|        recognized by examining the part where the vein which runs
 7 18|           case; and the projecting part is to be pressed upon, and
 8 20|         pressure on the projecting part, and counter-pressure, at
 9 22|           the thumb, for it is the part most frequently dislocated,
10 24|         been already stated. Every part of the body which performs
11 26|    bladders, extending to the bare part of the thigh, along with
12 34|          applied as a cover to the part; neither cataplasms nor
13 34|         bones of the head, and the part is to be kept hot; and it
14 36|            boundary of its denuded part, is slower in taking place.
15 37|          collection is left in the part, it makes itself be felt
16 39|        hands, while the projecting part is forced into its place
17 39|          laid under the projecting part, but nothing such under
18 39|            contrary direction; the part is to be pressed back into
19 41|       sooner, or slower: and why a part becomes maimed, and how,
20 41|         how not: and why a certain part is atrophied, and where,
21 41|   preparation, presentation of the part, extension, adjustment,
22 41| disposition, and habit, and age. A part somewhat mucous is not subject
23 42|         can rest, a portion of the part which prevents this is to