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 1 2 |        the art, and that those things which can be done well or
 2 2 |       pain; and that all other things of the like kind should
 3 2 |       learn the names of those things which are applicable to
 4 2 |    prescribes exactly the same things as the physicians do, both
 5 3 |       appears to me that those things are more especially deserving
 6 3 |   among themselves, that those things which one administers as
 7 4 |       slower crisis. And these things are as I have stated for
 8 4 |      most part; but many other things are omitted which are important
 9 4 |    given in the evening. These things are proper, for the most
10 9 |    persons in good health what things are proper; for if it appear
11 9 |   events, eat little, and only things that are not unwholesome,
12 9 |   greatest changes as to those things which regard our constitutions
13 10|         One might mention many things akin to these respecting
14 10|    plant which produces it, or things of a similar kind possessed
15 10|      be less surprised if such things produce pains in the bowels,
16 11|     One might write many other things akin to those which have
17 11|    taken cyceon. Now all these things are worse than if one had
18 11|        use strained. All these things are strong proofs that physicians
19 11| physicians are skilled in such things as these; how they ought
20 11| knowledge or ignorance of such things brings safety or death to
21 11|     give to eat or drink those things which the other had forbidden,
22 12|       days. In fine, all these things concur in proving that all
23 13|       profitable to know these things, and more especially respecting
24 17|        and when hot; all these things have either been discussed
25 18|      and clyster; and if these things do not loosen the bowels,
26 24|       a season you apply those things, you will commit the greatest
27 35|       bad effects of all these things. The stalk and the juice
28 37|       should eat dry and acrid things, for thus will he pass the
29 38|      boiled in milk;—all these things should be eaten cold, and
30 44|     shaved the head apply cold things to it if in the summer season.~
31 50|   saffron; triturate all these things reduced to a fine powder,
32 51|  having mixed must, with these things, digest in the sun; and