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 1 1| situated in a joint. For, the dry is nearer to the sound,
 2 1|      wet, but a sound part is dry. And it is better to leave
 3 1|      and the sore may be kept dry by a medicine which does
 4 1|       piece of sponge, rather dry than wet, and to place above
 5 2|    you have rendered the sore dry, and then indeed you may
 6 2|     with a sponge, and then a dry and clean piece of cloth
 7 5|       the day, so that it may dry equally, and may contract
 8 7|      wanted to use these in a dry state, do it with the Illyrian
 9 9|   state, either rubbing it in dry, or moistening it with honey.
10 9|      you use the caricum in a dry state, you must abstain