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1 1|    exactitude and truth in the doctrines of Hippocratesmay be gauged,
2 1| lengthto certain other foolish doctrines, he entirely passed over
3 2|     opposition between the two doctrines, and theirs to make the
4 2|   enumeration of the aforesaid doctrines, which emanated first from
5 2|  turned so completely from the doctrines of Hippocrates, and why
6 2|      always the most valueless doctrines, and to spend his time more
7 2|        giving them expression. Doctrines, however, which they either
8 2|        attacks the most absurd doctrines. Hence, it was clearly because
9 3|      would overturn the finest doctrines of our art. ~ I am not,