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 1 3 |   convenient lights, unless those parts which should be concealed,
 2 3 |          with regard to the other parts of his body, either standing,
 3 7 |         unequal, according as the parts are equal or unequal. The
 4 7 |          to prevent the adjoining parts from separating, without
 5 7 |        them much, and so that the parts may be adjusted but not
 6 9 |          direction. When opposite parts are to be bandaged together,
 7 9 |          so in other cases. Those parts which are much exposed to
 8 9 |        should be carried to those parts which are not much moved,
 9 9 |         and are lank, such as the parts above and below the knee.
10 10|      breadth and thickness of the parts. The heads of the bandages
11 11|          either to bring together parts that are separated, or to
12 11|       required. We must deal with parts separated (in a sinus?)
13 11|            in such wise, that the parts which are raised may touch
14 11|     collecting more. And straight parts are to be bandaged in a
15 11|       object is to bring together parts which have become expanded,
16 11|         the actual contact of the parts. In order to separate parts
17 11|       parts. In order to separate parts which are drawn together,
18 11|        order to rectify distorted parts, we must proceed otherwise
19 11|          same principles; but the parts which are separated must
20 12|           from below upwards; the parts about the seat of the injury
21 12| considerable portion of the sound parts. We must attend to the number,
22 12|          fracture inclines. Those parts where there are tuberosities,
23 13|     affusion is, to stop when the parts become swelled up, and before
24 13|        swelling subsides; for the parts swell up at first, and fall
25 14|    upwards toward the protuberant parts of the body, such as the
26 15|         for in such attitudes the parts can best bear to be placed
27 18|           at the extremities; the parts should be adjusted but not
28 24|              Part 24~~In treating parts which are atrophied, we
29 24|         restoration of its fleshy parts. It is better also to bandage
30 24|        better also to bandage the parts above, as the thigh in the
31 25|            and that the separated parts at the sutures may be brought
32 25|           uneasiness, prevent the parts from being shaken. ~~~THE