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 1 1|          if a drug forattracting phlegm be given in a case of jaundice
 2 1|      evenevacuate four cyathi of phlegm? Similarly also if one of
 3 1|     employed a drug for removing phlegm one would have doneno good. ~ ~
 4 1|      cases a drug which drawsoff phlegm they will not be benefited.
 5 1| evacuated, and in anold man more phlegm? Obviously each drug attracts
 6 2|     others more of the nature of phlegm. And one who realizes that
 7 2|         yellow or black bile, or phlegm? Well, of course, he might
 8 2|          are colder produce more phlegm. Similarly of the periods
 9 2|           and the colder more to phlegm. Of occupations also, localities
10 2|   virtually dry. And, similarly, phlegm has been called cold and
11 2|          Man" he gives the name "phlegm" to that element in the
12 2|        which everyone else calls phlegm, and which Prodicus calls
13 3|          this surprise you; this phlegm [saliva] in the mouth is
14 3|        in and mixed up with this phlegm; and secondly, it is brought
15 3|      what the stomach contains - phlegm, bile, pneuma, [innate]