Lib. Cap. Par.

 1     1, proom, 4 |                  Ex quo apparet has partes medicinae solas ab
 2     1, proom, 18|                  Evidentes vero has appellant, in quibus quaerunt,
 3     1, proom, 38|      artem posse praestare; sed has latentium rerum coniecturas
 4     2,   6, 3   |         committuntur, sed inter has ex albo oculorum aliquid
 5     2,   7, 12  |       autem coxae et quae inter has superque pubem sunt, et
 6     3,  21, 9   |         cucurbitulae: si ne per has quidem tormentum tollitur,
 7     3,  21, 10  |       delinguitur; sed diu post has inflationes abstinendum
 8     4,   5, 1   |         destillavit, tenuis per has pituita profluit; caput
 9     4,   5, 1   | sternumenta sunt; si in fauces, has exasperat, tussiculam movet;
10     5,  10, 1   |                    Crustas vero has resolvit farina triticea
11     5,  19, 14  |                         Praeter has est Philocratis, quod habet:
12     6,   6, 17  |        combusti P. * I S. Inter has autem curationes post intermissiones
13     6,   8, 2a  |  carnosissimae sunt, inhaerent. Has curare oportet medicamentis
14     7,   4, 4a  |       eae, quae in ano sunt. In has demisso specillo ad ultimum
15     7,   5, 4c  |      habenisve deliganda et per has in diversas partes diducenda
16     7,  12, 6   |  diducendo sanguinem citat. Sed has, si in summo sunt, medicamentis
17     7,  14, 1   |         requiruntur. Meges tres has posuit: modo intestinum
18     7,  22, 1   |          cum eo ne amplius quam has urant; maximeque, ubi inter
19     7,  22, 4   |           Membrana semper inter has venas est, ac neque periculum
20     7,  29, 5   |         trahere oportet, et per has occasiones paulatim eum
21     8,  10, 1f  |         fasciam desinere. Super has iniciendum latiore linteo