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 1 1|          been bothphysicians and philosophers Hippocrates was the first
 2 1|        not undistinguished men - philosophers and physicians - whorefer
 3 1|     havebeen both physicians and philosophers in as much as he was the
 4 1|           physicians"and others "philosophers." No wonder, then, that
 5 2|    familiar with the Peripatetic philosophers. Now, in so far as he acclaims
 6 2|        was associated with these philosophers? The fact is, they revere
 7 2|    talking about the Peripatetic philosophers. For among the numerous
 8 2|     himself with the Peripatetic philosophers? Here they show ignorance
 9 2| ignorance of the fact that these philosophers never brought forward false
10 2|        do all the physicians and philosophers who start from this hypothesis.
11 2|        this, but from those very philosophers who lay most stress on a
12 2|       nor indeed any of the best philosophers, whether Plato, Aristotle,
13 2|      that the old physicians and philosophers declare that it along with
14 2|          the other physicians or philosophers whom I mentioned a short
15 2|       intelligent physicians and philosophers, tends to be in excess,
16 2|       the ancient physicians and philosophers as well who are in agreement
17 3|      first of all physicians and philosophers to declare that the os uteri