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Finally, though all the relatives objected too, either because they already had a legacy, or as yet had no trust in him, even so Asclepiades with painful difficulty obtained a brief delay for the deceased, and, having thus wrested him from the hands of the undertakers, brought him home like one restored from the underworld, and immediately used certain medicines to revive the life hiding in the recesses of the body.
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