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1 1 |     which the physician ought to know beforehand without being
2 8 | generally applicable. And here I know that physicians are in the
3 11|           therefore, they do not know, neither those using unstrained
4 11|         do those using the juice know that they are injured in
5 11|          they guard against, and know that it does much mischief,
6 11|         these; how they ought to know such diseases as are connected
7 13|     purposes it is profitable to know these things, and more especially
8 26|         of primary importance to know. When you examine the patient,
9 39|      should not be given, and to know when it may be administered