Vitia autem sunt, quae difficulter curantur in regionibus, quae sunt supra scriptae, haec: gravitudo arteriace, tussis, pleuritis, pthisis, sanguinis eiectio et cetera, quae non detractionibus sed adiectionibus curantur.
For the diseases which are cured with difficulty in the regions which are described above are these: cold in the windpipe, cough, pleurisy, phthisis, spitting of blood, and others which are cured by strengthening remedies rather than by purgings.
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