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1 1|          familiar with these men's writings. If, however, they knowthese,
2 1|            to be foundfirst in the writings of Hippocrates. ~ ~As to
3 1|      familiarizes oneself with the writings of Asclepiades,one will
4 2|        himself acquainted with the writings of Aristotle and Theophrastus,
5 2|           read none of Aristotle's writings, but to have heard from
6 2|           the rest of Hippocrates' writings, that he so carelessly passes
7 3|           hesitate to state in his writings that up to the time of labour
8 3| acknowledged in Erasistratus's own writings that the circular fibres (