Lib. Cap. Par.

 1     2,   8, 4 |         tolerabiles sunt, quae in exteriorem partem feruntur et acuuntur.
 2     2,   8, 23|        quae intus tendunt, sic ut exteriorem quoque cutem decolorent:
 3     2,   8, 23| decolorent: ex is deinde, quae in exteriorem partem prorumpunt, eae pessimae,
 4     7,   7, 8c|        acu transui iuxta pilos in exteriorem partem palpebrae oportere
 5     7,   7, 8c|         enim fore, ut is pilus in exteriorem partem postea spectet.~8d.
 6     7,  15, 2 |  coicienda est, vel recurvatis in exteriorem partem labris, vel in media
 7     7,  16, 4 |        orsa ab interiore parte in exteriorem acum mittat. Quo fit, ut
 8     8,   1, 4 |           conectunt, os medium in exteriorem partem inclinatum positum
 9     8,   1, 14|   inhaerent; inde latescunt et in exteriorem partem recurvatae paulatim
10     8,   1, 18|        gibbus et in priorem et in exteriorem partem. Prior autem pars
11     8,  11, 3 |       elabuntur in priorem *** in exteriorem partem, quidam omnibus modis,
12     8,  12, 1 |          utraque, totum mentum in exteriorem partem promovetur; inferioresque
13     8,  14, 3 |    Hippocrates dixit, vertebra in exteriorem partem prolapsa pronum hominem
14     8,  16, 2 |                             si in exteriorem interioremve, brachium porrectum
15     8,  20, 2 |          in interiorem, deinde in exteriorem, raro admodum in priorem
16     8,  20, 2 |        pes ultimus spectat; si in exteriorem, brevius varumque fit, et
17     8,  21, 1 |                   Genu vero et in exteriorem et interiorem et in posteriorem
18     8,  22, 1 |        excidit, ima pars pedis in exteriorem partem convertitur; ubi