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 1 2 |          do, both the good and the bad, but in these matters there
 2 3 |         given, another holds to be bad; and, in this respect, they
 3 3 |          good, but if on the right bad: and in divination by the
 4 9 |       beneficial to counteract the bad effects during that day
 5 10|   accustomed to, even although not bad, and so in like manner with
 6 14|            the other. The good and bad effects of a white, strong
 7 15|      boiled, provided the honey be bad, impure, black, and not
 8 15|        will remove the most of its bad qualities and appearances.~
 9 16|          most apt to produce these bad effects in cases which are
10 16|    hypochondrium, and obviates the bad effects of the honey; for
11 16|    intestine, which is sometimes a bad thing in acute diseases,
12 16| extremities cold, this is the only bad effect worth mentioning
13 16|           it occasions, (and these bad effects it will be the more
14 24|            vomit, and if he vomits bad matters he is pained; but
15 28|           is not purged, and it is bad if he has dyspnoea, and
16 28|          head, for such sweats are bad, as proceeding from the
17 35|        debauch. With regard to the bad effects of drinks, such
18 35|        disposed; for abstinence is bad in headache and the effects
19 35|             articles, however, has bad effects peculiar to itself.
20 35|          The lupine has the fewest bad effects of all these things.
21 35|           Goat’s flesh has all the bad properties of beef; it is
22 35|  disagreeable to the taste, have a bad smell, and are hard, such
23 35|        hard, such are particularly bad, and especially if very
24 35|         The flesh of young pigs is bad, either when it is too raw