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 1       4, III    |  skillful and quite famous in medicine.91 He was proconsul then,
 2       4, III    |      given it up and followed medicine for the simple reason that
 3       5, IX     |       all the purposes of thy medicine which would not have allowed
 4       6, IX     |    stored up in his memory as medicine for the future. So also
 5       6, XI     |   never gave a thought to the medicine that thy mercy has provided
 6       8, IV(281)|      to the Eucharist as "the medicine of immortality," this had
 7       8, VIII   |     our secret disease if thy medicine, O Lord, did not watch over
 8       8, XIII   | Hearken unto me, through that Medicine of our wounds, who didst
 9       9, XXXI   |   like fever does, unless the medicine of food is at hand to relieve
10       9, XXXI   |    relieve us. And since this medicine at hand comes from the comfort
11       9, XXXI   |  should learn to take food as medicine. But during that time when
12       9, XLIII  |       and very great. But thy medicine is still greater. Otherwise,