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 1      I,  13|         relation of the healthy to health is like that of the vigorous
 2      I,  15|        vigour and what conduces to health are called so in another,
 3      I,  15|       describes both what produces health and what preserves health
 4      I,  15|          health and what preserves health and what betokens health,
 5      I,  15|           health and what betokens health, then "healthily" also will
 6      I,  15|             preserve" or "betoken" health. Likewise also in other
 7      I,  15|            medicine "productive of health", whereas as applied to
 8      I,  15|         betokens and what produces health as "related commensurably
 9      I,  15|           related commensurably to health", we must not desist but
10      I,  15|            right amount to produce health", whereas in the for it
11     II,  2 |          whatever tends to produce health, as do most men: but in
12     II,  2 |         before us tends to produce health or not, we should adopt
13     II,  3 |          science both of producing health and of dieting; or they
14     II,  3 |            end (e.g. the desire of health) or as a means to an end (
15     II,  6 |           have either a disease or health, supposing we are well supplied
16     II,  8 |            in such a case as this: Health follows upon vigour, but
17     II,  9 |       habits" are co-ordinates of "health" and a "vigorous constitutional"
18     II,  11|          but to a certain state of health: for it is all the same
19    III,  1 |           for something else; e.g. health is more desirable than gymnastics:
20    III,  1 |           person, e.g. recovery of health than a surgical operation;
21    III,  1 |            honourable: thus (e.g.) health is better than strength
22    III,  1 |           excess of happiness over health to be greater than that
23    III,  1 |            be greater than that of health over what produces health,
24    III,  1 |          health over what produces health, then what produces happiness
25    III,  1 |           happiness is better than health. For what produces happiness
26    III,  1 |    happiness exceeds what produces health just as much as happiness
27    III,  1 |          much as happiness exceeds health. But health exceeds what
28    III,  1 |      happiness exceeds health. But health exceeds what produces health
29    III,  1 |       health exceeds what produces health by a smaller amount; ergo,
30    III,  1 |       happiness over what produces health is greater than that of
31    III,  1 |            is greater than that of health over what produces health.
32    III,  1 |          health over what produces health. Clearly, therefore, what
33    III,  1 |   happiness is more desirable than health: for it exceeds the same
34    III,  2 |          the one; e.g. recovery of health and health, than health
35    III,  2 |        e.g. recovery of health and health, than health alone, inasmuch
36    III,  2 |            health and health, than health alone, inasmuch as we desire
37    III,  2 |           as we desire recovery of health for the sake of health.
38    III,  2 |          of health for the sake of health. Also it is quite possible
39    III,  3 |          more desirable, as (e.g.) health than beauty. A thing is
40     IV,  3 |            no intermediary between health and disease, although there
41     IV,  3 |           be raised in the case of health and disease: for health
42     IV,  3 |            health and disease: for health in general is the contrary
43      V,  7 |          towards the production of health, and it is not a property
44      V,  7 |    property of a doctor to produce health, it could not be a property
45      V,  7 |   possession of ability to produce health is like that of a trainer
46      V,  7 |     possess the ability to produce health.~Next look from the point
47     VI,  2 |           passage into being", or "Health is the balance of hot and
48     VI,  3 |        knowledge of what makes for health in animals and men", or "
49     VI,  5 |          production of disease and health; for it is said essentially
50     VI,  6 |         too, is the definition of "health", say, as a "balance of
51     VI,  6 |           cold elements": for then health will be necessarily exhibited
52     VI,  6 |            is the balance, so that health would be an attribute of
53     VI,  10|   beneficial" means "productive of health", does "beneficially" mean
54     VI,  10| beneficially" mean productively of health’ and a "benefactor" a "producer
55     VI,  10|         benefactor" a "producer of health"?~Look too and see whether
56     VI,  13|            of things that make for health or sickness; for some drugs
57     VI,  13|          in regard to the means of health: but he may have "the former
58    VII,  3 |      healthy" means "productive of health", "vigorous" too will mean "
59   VIII,  2 |    opposite": for they allege that health, which is a less good thing
60   VIII,  2 |          well", as vigour involves health. This should be done not
61   VIII,  13|           science of what leads to health and to disease, and were
62   VIII,  13|        knowledge of what makes for health or for disease is different;