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 1 3 |      and that it promotes the strength of those who use gymnastic
 2 11|      their body, either as to strength, so as to require an increase
 3 11| require a diminution. But the strength of the patient is to be
 4 12|       immediately recover its strength; but if, after a protracted
 5 16|       consider beforehand the strength of the patient, and if there
 6 16|   otherwise it diminishes the strength and makes the extremities
 7 17|     in addition; for thus the strength of the will less affect
 8 19|     of life, and if they have strength. If it be quinsy or any
 9 22|       and then supporting the strength and attending to the crisis,
10 22|     twelve heminae, or if the strength permit, to more than sixteen.~
11 35|    exertion, requiring either strength or swiftness, but should
12 37|       the more water, and his strength be kept up. If he labors