Part

 1 7 |     and one may bran in like manner. Salts or toasted millet
 2 10|      good, and drink in like manner, and how they bear unpleasantly
 3 10|      not bad, and so in like manner with drink; and as to the
 4 11|  into consideration, and the manner of the disease, and of the
 5 12|     eyes will suffer in like manner, and also every other part
 6 17|     the proper time. In like manner, with respect to all the
 7 17| disease in question, in like manner as the other compound medicines.~
 8 18|  orderly and reserved in his manner, should do nothing for himself,
 9 18|     attendants in the proper manner. It is by no means a suitable
10 24|    chest: and again, in like manner, when the fever is resolved
11 25|     and the patient, in like manner, must experience a change
12 31|      them up; and so in like manner the arms, as far as the
13 46|     And hemorrhoids, in like manner, you may treat by transfixing