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 1 14|     less injurious to all the parts above, and to the bladder,
 2 17|      aggravated, in all those parts to which it may be determined.
 3 20|      but they melt down those parts which are healthy and resist
 4 22|   their pungency the internal parts are pained, and the veins
 5 22|       humors running into the parts, whence the blood being
 6 22|      fall upon the containing parts, and if they are dried up
 7 23| determination to the external parts of the neck, the symptoms
 8 24|      distance from the hotter parts of the body, an accumulation
 9 25|   ears and neck, or, if these parts are not cold, to have other
10 31|       this must extend to the parts beyond, and intervals are