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 1 1 |    escaping by the mouth of the sore; or, if one should restrain
 2 1 |      pus may be formed, and the sore may be kept dry by a medicine
 3 1 | suppuration is about to form. A sore suppurates when the blood
 4 2 |     until you have rendered the sore dry, and then indeed you
 5 3 |  erysipelas supervenes upon any sore, you must purge the body,
 6 3 |    should not be applied to the sore itself, but to the surrounding
 7 3 |       the parts surrounding the sore will have a black and sub-livid
 8 6 |       be used for cleansing the sore along with vinegar, or for
 9 7 |       Another:-Sprinkle (on the sore?) lead finely triturated
10 9 |    sprinkle the medicine on the sore. The powder from hellebore
11 10|       is to be sprinkled on the sore while any humidity remains
12 10|         and sprinkled it on the sore, apply the bandage in the