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 1 7 |         There are two views of bandaging: that which regards it while
 2 7 |    purposes to be fulfilled by bandaging: (first,) strength, which
 3 7 | presented; to position, to the bandaging, and to the compression.
 4 9 |      When we cannot secure the bandaging by means of folds of the
 5 10|    neatly put on. That sort of bandaging is the worst which quickly
 6 12|   length should be that of the bandaging; the breadth, three or four
 7 12|       all along than the upper bandaging, and thickest at the part
 8 18|        the third day, when the bandaging is loosed, the swelling
 9 19|     disposition of it, and the bandaging, all have for their object
10 25|      cases the same measure of bandaging is to be observed, for where