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VII.
(35) Pliny: Natural History (XXIX, 1), Philemon Holland's version, London, 1601, II, 347.
But we must return to Galen and his works, which comprise the most voluminous body of writings left by any of the ancients.

The great edition is that in twenty-two volumes by Kuhn (1821-1833).

The most useful editions are the "Juntines" of Venice, which were issued in thirteen editions.

In the fourth and subsequent editions a very useful index by Brassavola is included.