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 1      I,  3 |     in regard to rhetoric and medicine and faculties of that kind:
 2      I,  10| things, e.g. on a question of medicine they will agree with the
 3      I,  15| pleasure", and in the case of medicine "productive of health",
 4     II,  3 |  means to that end, as (e.g.) medicine is the science both of producing
 5    III,  1 |    them would choose; e.g. in medicine or in carpentry those things
 6     VI,  3 |       So also, if he defines "medicine" as "knowledge of what makes
 7     VI,  5 |   relation to both things: as medicine is said to deal with the
 8     VI,  5 |     it is absolutely alien to medicine to produce disease. Here,
 9     VI,  5 |     then, the man who renders medicine as relative to both of these
10     VI,  12|     some one to have defined "medicine" as a science of Reality".
11     VI,  12|   science of Reality". For if medicine be not a science of anything
12   VIII,  13|      that he had to show that medicine is a science of what leads