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 1 III,  11 |    inclined to grow in certain diseases, especially in consumption,
 2 III,  19 |     species is less subject to diseases of the blood than the male.~
 3   v,  31 |     done. Moreover, in certain diseases lice appear in great abundance.~
 4 VIII,  20| lake-fish also are exempt from diseases of a pestilential character,
 5 VIII,  21|     the pig suffers from three diseases, one of which is called
 6 VIII,  21|   disease. There are two other diseases, which are both alike termed
 7 VIII,  22|      22~Dogs suffer from three diseases; rabies, quinsy, and sore
 8 VIII,  23|        herds are liable to two diseases, foot, sickness and craurus.
 9 VIII,  24|      pasture are free from all diseases excepting disease of the
10 VIII,  24|     pregnancy. So much for the diseases of the horse.~The so-called
11  IX,  40 |  attempt to sting the man.~The diseases that chiefly attack prosperous