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 1 III, 2 | medical-science-itself and this individual medical science, and so with each
 2  IV, 2 |                   of it. And that which is medical is relative to the medical
 3  IV, 2 |                 medical is relative to the medical art, one thing being called
 4  IV, 2 |                     one thing being called medical because it possesses it,
 5  IV, 2 |                    it is a function of the medical art. And we shall find other
 6 VII, 4 |                 just as we apply the word "medical" by virtue of a reference
 7 VII, 4 |                   an instrument are called medical neither by an ambiguity
 8 VII, 7 |                    without matter; for the medical art and the building art
 9  IX, 2 |                   only of heating, but the medical art can produce both disease
10  IX, 7 |            everything can be healed by the medical art or by luck, but there
11  XI, 3 |                   we have mentioned, like "medical" and "healthy". For each
12  XI, 3 |              reference, in the one case to medical science, in the other to
13  XI, 3 |          discussion and a knife are called medical because the former proceeds
14  XI, 3 |                   the former proceeds from medical science, and the latter
15 XII, 3 |             similarly in the arts; for the medical art is the formal cause
16 XII, 4 |                    the moving cause is the medical art. Form, disorder of a
17 XII, 4 |                    there are four. For the medical art is in some sense health,
18 XII, 10|                case; for, on our view, the medical art is in a sense health.