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 1 1|        it grow, and expels its diseases bycrisis. Therefore he says
 2 1|         and eliminative of its diseases, unlessit be allowed that
 3 2|       faculties, the origin of diseases, and the discovery of remedies,
 4 2|   animals, their health, their diseases, and the methods of treating
 5 2|        more bilious. Also cold diseases result from and warmer ones
 6 2|       of its parts. ~ Also the diseases which are primary and most
 7 2|     must belong to the primary diseases. But, indeed, if disproportion
 8 2|    heat belongs to the primary diseases, it cannot but be that a
 9 2|  become a cause of the primary diseases through derangement of the
10 2| occupations, modes of life, or diseases. ~ And to be in doubt as
11 2|        honey is bad in bilious diseases but good in old age; some
12 2|      going to diagnose or cure diseases if he is entirely ignorant
13 2|    regions, constitutions, and diseases. Nature, they suppose, is