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1 1 |  from the parts having been cut through by a sharp instrument,
2 1 |   been contused and roughly cut by the weapon, it is to
3 1 | flesh which are bruised and cut should melt away by becoming
4 3 |     Such an ulcer should be cut up upon a director (specillum)
5 11|   tendons?) which have been cut asunder:-Having pounded,
6 13| thick and green, it must be cut into small parts, and having
7 15|    not, by any means, to be cut open; for, generally, large