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 1 1| undistinguished men - philosophers and physicians - whorefer action to the
 2 1|                those who havebeen both physicians and philosophers in as much
 3 1|         otherwise;they, as well as all physicians who are engaged in the practice
 4 1|               also, not merelywith all physicians, but with everyone else,
 5 1|                style themselves, some "physicians"and others "philosophers."
 6 2|        insensible transpiration of the physicians will leave no empty space
 7 2|          artistic skill, as do all the physicians and philosophers who start
 8 2|             veins, seeing that the old physicians and philosophers declare
 9 2|              only Hippocrates, but all physicians say that honey is bad in
10 2|         experiment, for the Empiricist physicians too have made precisely
11 2|       Hippocrates nor any of the other physicians or philosophers whom I mentioned
12 2|               according to intelligent physicians and philosophers, tends
13 2|               thousands of the ancient physicians and philosophers as well
14 2|               condition, and all those physicians also who base themselves
15 2|          others, including the Empiric physicians. And the jaundice which
16 2|               that most of the ancient physicians give the name black humour
17 2|           combustion, one may find the physicians employing for the same purposes
18 3|               who was the first of all physicians and philosophers to declare
19 3|           condition of gurgling, which physicians are persuaded, and with
20 3|             obvious facts. More recent physicians, again, have been partly