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 1 2 | assistants; the instruments; the light, where and how; how many
 2 3 |    person operated upon, for the light. There are two kinds of
 3 3 |           There are two kinds of light, the common and the artificial;
 4 3 |        using each, either to the light, or from the light (to the
 5 3 |        to the light, or from the light (to the side?). There is
 6 3 |          from (or oblique to the light), and the degree of it is
 7 3 |      obvious. As to opposite the light, we must turn the part to
 8 3 |      upon should be opposite the light, and the operator opposite
 9 3 |        does not stand in his own light; for in this case the operator
10 10|        bandages should be clean, light, soft, and thin. One should
11 11|        of linen cloth, which are light, thin, soft, clean, having
12 22|         bandages should be thin, light, soft, clean, broad, sound,