Section

 1 I  |    chronic diseases, and also in acute diseases, where it is not
 2 I  |         When the disease is very acute, it is attended with extremely
 3 I  |      previously, and become less acute.~10. In those cases, then,
 4 I  |          persons are not equally acute, because their bodies are
 5 I  | purgative medicines sparingly in acute diseases, and at the commencement,
 6 II |       also are immediate.~19. In acute diseases it is not quite
 7 II |         by their contraries.~23. Acute disease come to a crisis
 8 III|        be expected in fevers.~7. Acute diseases occur in droughts;
 9 III|        autumn, diseases are most acute, and most mortal, on the
10 III|        there will necessarily be acute fevers, ophthalmies, and
11 III|      subject to dry ophthalmies, acute fevers, coryzae, and in
12 III|           haemoptysis, phthisis, acute fevers, epilepsy, and other
13 IV |     freely downward.~10. In very acute diseases, if matters be
14 IV |        from any disease, whether acute or chronic, or from wounds,
15 IV |         sweats occurring with an acute fever, indicate death; and
16 IV |       symptoms in fevers.~66. In acute fevers, spasms, and strong
17 V  |        be seized with any of the acute diseases.~31. If a woman
18 V  |       have bilious discharges in acute fevers, and to those who
19 V  | supervene, and if before, mania, acute pains of the sides, or suppurations,
20 VI |      with a serious mood.~54. In acute diseases, complicated with
21 VII|               Section VII.~1. In acute diseases, coldness of the
22 VII|     sediments become bilious, an acute disease is indicated.~33.
23 VII|        and copious, it indicates acute diseases of the kidneys.~
24 VII|    diseases, and along with them acute pains about the muscles