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 1 1 |      a unless a cataplasm be applied. Neither do certain ulcers
 2 2 |    cloth is to be frequently applied to it, and in this way the
 3 2 |  will agree with it is to be applied, either with or without
 4 3 |   required, it should not be applied to the sore itself, but
 5 3 |    proper treatment is to be applied as may be needed. For the
 6 4 |   woad are to be pounded and applied raw in a cataplasm along
 7 4 |    strychnos or of woad, and applied as a cataplasm. When the
 8 4 |      little oil, it is to be applied as a cataplasm; and the
 9 5 | wetted when this medicine is applied in the form of liniment.
10 9 |      and the bandages may be applied as formerly described upon
11 9 |   the ivy-leaf: this herb is applied with wine, or the substance
12 9 |  pounded with wine, is to be applied. Another:-The juice of the
13 13|   which is to be divided and applied with a bandage. Next day
14 16|     the opening. Then having applied a double compress, and wetted
15 17|      the instrument is to be applied again before the part is
16 17|  cupping instrument is to be applied below the knee, or at the