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 1 1 |      itself to which you must apply the cataplasm, but to the
 2 2 |  ulcers. And when you want to apply a bandage, no plasters are
 3 2 |       and then indeed you may apply them. The ulcer is to be
 4 4 |    made into a cataplasm; and apply below a thin, clean piece
 5 8 |       any of these medicines, apply above it compresses wetted
 6 8 | compresses wetted in vinegar, apply a sponge about the compresses
 7 8 |      be in an inflamed state, apply to them any medicine which
 8 9 |       aside the medicine, and apply boiled wakerobin in a soft
 9 10|     sprinkled it on the sore, apply the bandage in the same
10 13|    wakerobin in wine and oil, apply a bandage. Another:-When
11 13|    and warmed it at the fire, apply a bandage. When an ulcer
12 14|      scarifications inflamed, apply a cataplasm of the fruit
13 14|  circumstances, and otherwise apply whatever else appears to
14 16|      and wetted it with wine, apply above it clean wool which