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 1 1 |     the sponge some slender leaves. Oil, and all things of
 2 3 |   by degrees. But plenty of leaves are to be bound above the
 3 4 |     Boiled mullein, the raw leaves of the trefoil, and the
 4 4 |     trefoil, and the boiled leaves of the epipetrum, and the
 5 4 |   cleanse; and likewise the leaves of the fig-tree, and of
 6 4 |      and the olive, and the leaves of the pomegranate are to
 7 4 |     to be used raw: and the leaves of the mallow pounded with
 8 4 |  pounded with wine, and the leaves of rue, and those of the
 9 4 |     seizing the ulcers, the leaves of woad are to be pounded
10 4 |     as a cataplasm; and the leaves of the hip-tree are to be
11 4 |    contraction, prepare the leaves of the hip-tree like the
12 7 |     The herb with the small leaves, which gets the name of
13 13| liniment. Having boiled the leaves of the wakerobin in wine