Section

 1 I  |            2. In disorders of the bowels and vomitings, occurring
 2 I  |          In winter and spring the bowels are naturally the hottest,
 3 I  |       passed it, neither move the bowels, nor make any innovation
 4 II | comfortably.~14. In fluxes of the bowels, a change of the dejections
 5 II |      watery discharges from their bowels when young have dry when
 6 II |        watery discharges from the bowels when they are young, come
 7 II |           come off worse, for the bowels in aged persons are usually
 8 III|           throat, hardness of the bowels, dysuria attended with rigors,
 9 III|  protracted fevers, fluxes of the bowels, mortifications, epilepsies,
10 III|          of hearing, dries up the bowels, pinches the eyes, and aggravates
11 III|         fat, and have constipated bowels.~26. To persons somewhat
12 III|   insomnolency, defluxions of the bowels, of the eyes, and of the
13 IV |           in winter persons whose bowels are in a state of lientery.~
14 IV |      flesh be discharged from the bowels, it is a mortal symptom.~
15 IV |        from whatever channel, the bowels are in a loose state during
16 IV |         from the nostrils, or the bowels become disordered, it carries
17 IV |        watery discharges from the bowels.~63. In whatever cases of
18 IV |        and strong pains about the bowels are bad symptoms.~67. In
19 IV |          the loins supervene, the bowels get into a loose and watery
20 VII|       unmixed discharges from the bowels are bad symptoms.~7. A rigor
21 VII|       pain of the parts about the bowels is bad.~23. Dysentery upon
22 VII|       pain of the parts about the bowels, coldness of the extremities
23 VII|     formed like scrapings (of the bowels), in such a case it is proper
24 VII|         it is proper to purge the bowels; and if you give ptisans
25 VII|           excessive flux from the bowels is bad.~87. Those diseases