Section

 1 I  |      paroxysms, for to exhibit food would be injurious. And
 2 I  |     therefore require the most food, for otherwise their bodies
 3 I  |      it stands in need of most food. The well-known facts with
 4 I  | consider, also, in which cases food is to be given once or twice
 5 I  |      to age.~18. Invalids bear food worst during summer and
 6 II |   person after a disease takes food, but does not improve in
 7 II |        that the body uses more food than is proper; but if this
 8 II |   happen when he does not take food, it is to be understood
 9 II |        up with drink than with food.~12. What remains in diseases
10 II |        safe to give nourishing food.~16. When in a state of
11 II | undertake labor.~17. When more food than is proper has been
12 II |        the treatment.~18. From food which proves nourishing
13 II |      disposed to take whatever food is offered to him; but the
14 II |        medicines, or using bad food.~37. Purgative medicines
15 II |      health.~38. An article of food or drink which is slightly
16 IV |  bodies moistened by plenty of food and rest before taking the
17 IV |     the body is using too much food. But if it occur when one
18 IV |   occur when one is not taking food, it indicates that evacuation
19 IV |     persons are using too much food.~46. If in a fever not of
20 V  |       is lost from the want of food; but women whose uterus
21 VI |      of dysentery, loathing of food is a bad symptom, and still
22 VII|    patients are using too much food.~66. If one give to a person
23 VII|       person in fever the same food which is given to a person