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 1 3 |     Exactly.~Athenian. Whereas the physician may often be too happy if
 2 4 |             and the pilot, and the physician, and the general, and may
 3 4 |      better way of proceeding in a physician and in a trainer? Is he
 4 9 |            come upon the gentleman physician talking to his gentleman
 5 10|    Athenian. Suppose the case of a physician who is willing and able
 6 10|         the sake of you. For every physician and every skilled artist
 7 11|         man, if the purchaser be a physician or trainer, he shall have
 8 11|            or his bees, if he be a physician, and be convicted of poisoning,
 9 12|          army, or what aim would a physician propose to himself, if he
10 12| superiority in war, and do not the physician and his assistants aim at
11 12|         Certainly.~Athenian. And a physician who is ignorant about the
12 12|         the pilot, the mind of the physician and of the general look
13 12|          what are you looking? The physician is able to tell his single