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1 1 |    sick themselves what their complaints are. But those symptoms
2 1 |      good and suitable to the complaints in which they are recommended,
3 2 |   persons laboring under such complaints. For, if one names the juice
4 14| should be very useful in such complaints; for if in other respects
5 16|    often very useful in these complaints, for it promotes expectoration
6 20|     is formed, but when these complaints are connected with obstructed
7 34|  Walking is the cause of such complaints, and also of coryza and
8 40|  remissions and crises of the complaints.~