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1 Int| theoretical and practical medical knowledge, but the limits of moral
2 Int|         and because without exact knowledge of the medical facts it
3 I  |                     7. Scientific knowledge has its own value in the
4 I  | usefulness or use of the acquired knowledge. Moreover, knowledge as
5 I  |     acquired knowledge. Moreover, knowledge as such and the full understanding
6 I  |          at new, wider and deeper knowledge and understanding of the
7 I  |         increases and deepens our knowledge. Sometimes it happens that
8 I  |           pursues the increase of knowledge, morally the method is not
9 III|        from other facts and other knowledge. The principle of totality