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 1 3 | constitution, and their bellies subject to frequent disorders, owing
 2 3 |        the women are sickly and subject to excessive menstruation;
 3 3 |       miscarriages; infants are subject to attacks of convulsions
 4 3 |          epilepsy). The men are subject to attacks of dysentery,
 5 4 |   parturition, but are not very subject to abortions. And when they
 6 4 | Children while still little are subject to dropsies in the testicle,
 7 6 |       enfeebled, and are partly subject to all the aforesaid diseases,
 8 7 |       in addition they are very subject to dropsies of a most fatal
 9 7 |         of the belly. Women are subject to oedema and leucophlegmasiae;
10 7 |       children are particularly subject to hernia, and adults to
11 10|       the women. The others are subject to dysenteries and dry ophthalmies,