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Of Medicine, in Eight Books

Note (38) — BOOK IV. (continued 2)

James Greive translation

38. Most agreeable to his humour.) That is, Celsus supposes a man in good health, who is his own master, to be confined to no laws, lib. i. cap. i. but upon account of a preceding illness he must return to that gradually.

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