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1   I, 5 |    potentially so-much-flesh-it produces growth: for it is bound
2   I, 7 |       times that "what is hot", produces heat.) Now the one group
3   I, 7 |         thus the art of healing produces health without itself being
4   I, 8 |   superfluous. For if the agent produces no effect by touching the
5   I, 10|       art of healing nor health produces health by "combining" with
6  II, 7 | passingaway of either "element" produces either the other or the
7  II, 10|      the same condition, always produces the same effect, so that,
8  II, 10|  therefore is that this is what produces continuous movement, viz.