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Why then is his collapse to be ascribed to a spell rather than to disease? Could it not happen by coincidence that I was there when he had the same fit as often elsewhere with many people present? But if I thought it important to prostrate an epileptic, why did I need a spell? For when jet-stone is heated, according to scientists I have read, it detects this disease excellently and easily. In the slave markets too they use its smell to test whether a slave on sale is healthy or diseased.
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