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F

Face in a human 8.1
For the fatigued, daily bile is safest 1.3
Things that refresh the fatigued while walking ibid.
Differences of fevers 3.5
That fever is often a protection 2.7
Bile and its position 4.1
Differences of wild animals in food 2.17
Femur 8.1
Fistulas in a human ibid.
Treatment of fistulas 5.28
Flux of the belly, and its treatment 4.19
Woman 8.1
In women, the placenta 7.30
Openings in the head ibid.
Cold, to whom it is hostile 1.9
Cold, to whom it is beneficial ibid.
Cold, what harm it brings to bodies 2.1
Cold, what it is called in fevers 3.3
Differences of tree fruits in food 2.17
Differences of grains in food ibid.
Furuncle boil 5.28

G

Treatment of gangrene 7.33
Ganglion 7.6
Gargles 5.22

Pains of the knees and their treatment 4.23
Dislocated knee 8.27
Ulcers of the gums 5.13
Glaucias 1, preface
Glands 4.1
Glans of the penis, how it should be covered 7.25
Glans of the penis, if covered, how it should be opened ibid.
Glutinating agents healing agents 5.2
Glutination healing/closing of wounds 5.26
Gorgias, a physician 2.14 & book 7, preface
Head colds, how they should be treated 4.2
For those suffering from head colds, what is convenient 1.5
That the pilot is made by practice, not by dispute 1, preface

H

Hammonius, a physician 7, preface
Hapsus 7.26
Hecataeus's plaster 5.19
Hepatic disease 4.7
Hemorrhoids 6.18
Differences of herbs in food 2.17
Heraclides 1, preface
Herophilus book 1, preface & book 5, chapter 25
Hecataeus 5.25
Hermon's collyrium 6.6
Hernia 7.18