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 1 1 |        and with the ulcers an inflammation in joints; and where there
 2 1 |      will be least exposed to inflammation, if one shall bring them
 3 1 |     as possible; for thus the inflammation is less, and it is necessary
 4 1 |   parts be less attacked with inflammation. And, in like manner, from
 5 2 |    disposed to heal until the inflammation subside, nor when the surrounding
 6 3 |    the ulcer remain free from inflammation, there will be a deposit
 7 3 |       gets swelled along with inflammation and does not subside as
 8 3 |     parts are softened as the inflammation ceases, then the parts which
 9 4 |  Cataplasms for swellings and inflammation in the surrounding parts.
10 14| neither the swellings nor the inflammation subside under the use of
11 14|    part; but the swelling and inflammation return of themselves again,