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 1 1|        makethemselves familiar with these men's writings. If, however,
 2 1| considerablenumber of not undistinguished men - philosophers and physicians -
 3 1|                 by Hippocrates but by all men regarding drugs - that some
 4 1|             getsinto discussion with such men. Having, therefore, given
 5 1|                   Now such of the younger men as have dignified themselves
 6 1|            masterthree times, so also the men I am discussing have taken
 7 2|             agreeing with all these great men, nor for imagining that
 8 2|              since I cannot surpass these men either in my views or in
 9 2|                 among the Ancients. These men demonstrated that when the
10 2|          pretended to despise these great men - he who does not despise
11 3|                Thus, by nature and in all men alike, the heart is stronger