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 1 3 |       administering unstrained ptisans, and fancy they thus accomplish
 2 5 |                             5. Ptisans are to be made of the very
 3 8 |     and then to administer the ptisans and drinks; and perhaps
 4 8 |   managed, who used unstrained ptisans; they also would suffer
 5 11| neither those using unstrained ptisans, that they are hurt by them,
 6 11|      will be put on the use of ptisans, they do enforce total abstinence;
 7 11|       from total abstinence to ptisans, they do make the change;
 8 11|      change from abstinence to ptisans, exactly at the time when
 9 11|     beneficial to proceed from ptisans almost to total abstinence,
10 13|      which a change is made to ptisans from a state of inanition,
11 13|        I direct; and then that ptisans should not be used until
12 15|      By using hydromel without ptisans, instead of any other drink,
13 25|    give the colder and thicker ptisans, and that the drinks ought