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1 5 | administered, their speedy death will be the result. For
2 5 |  when it has come to this, death, for the most part, is inevitable;
3 11| concocted; for in this way death would be the consequence
4 11|    things brings safety or death to the patient. For it is
5 15|  is supposed to accelerate death; and this opinion arose
6 15|   who starve themselves to death, some of whom use hydromel
7 24|   to be given; it would be death to give it before.~
8 26| black stools prognosticate death; but if they resemble the
9 26|    occur to such a person, death may be anticipated, and