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 1 1 |     less in size, as being thus dried up. It is this (the blood?)
 2 2 |      been properly cleansed and dried as they should be, do not
 3 5 |        for the same ulcers:-The dried gall of an ox, the finest
 4 5 |        a little cedar honey, of dried things, the flowers of copper,
 5 5 |       flowers of copper, myrrh, dried pomegranate rind. Another:-
 6 5 |   drachms; let each of these be dried and finely levigated, then,
 7 6 |         Another:-Sprinkle on it dried wakerobin, and add the green
 8 7 |     alum (?); sprinkle a little dried elaterium, and a little
 9 7 |         elaterium, and a little dried pomegranate rind in like
10 8 |         and clean ulcers; (when dried it resembles wheat; it has
11 8 | resembling honey, of a fig much dried, of water two parts, of
12 8 |       one part. Another:-Of the dried fig, of the flower of copper
13 8 |       fig. The preparation from dried fig:-The black chamaeleon,
14 8 |       The black chamaeleon, the dried gall of an ox, the other
15 8 |        each equal parts; of the dried fig, two parts; of linseed,
16 12|         seam, wax, and oil, the dried shavings of the lotus, frankincense,