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 1 1| changes to which the names are given. Others (such as Anaxagoras)
 2 1|      name sensible elements is given to all the homogeneousparts
 3 1|       of introduction had been given to the practical parts of
 4 1|        forattracting phlegm be given in a case of jaundice it
 5 1|       one of the hydragoguesbe given. A cholagogue, on the other
 6 1|        men. Having, therefore, given a concise and summary statement
 7 1|       secretion of urinecan be given except that of attraction
 8 2|     were not an inborn faculty given by Nature to each one of
 9 2|      immoderate bleeding, have given the patient a severe chill;
10 2|    also clear proofs have been given by Hippocrates and the other
11 2|      as possible of the proofs given by ancient writers, I shall
12 2|       particular name has been given to [such a condition of]
13 3|      of these fellows and have given credence to them; whilst
14 3| understood them, they have not given them impartial examination. ~
15 3|        suddenly and completely given up active exercise, or who