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 1 I  |        because their bodies are cold.~15. In winter and spring
 2 III|    changes either of heat or of cold, and the rest agreeably
 3 III|        heat and at another time cold, the diseases of autumn
 4 IV |      disease, and relapses.~37. Cold sweats occurring with an
 5 IV |        part of the body heat or cold is seated, there is disease.~
 6 IV |         the body be alternately cold and hot, or if one color
 7 IV |   copious sweat, whether hot or cold, flowing continuously, indicates,
 8 IV |    continuously, indicates, the cold a greater, and the hot a
 9 IV |        if the external parts be cold, but the internal be burnt
10 V  |    along with these, death.~17. Cold induces convulsions, tetanus,
11 V  |         and febrile rigors.~18. Cold is inimical to the bones,
12 V  |         or one is expected.~20. Cold pinches ulcers, hardens
13 V  | allusion of a large quantity of cold water recalls the heat.
14 V  |  mortifications and ulcers from cold; in herpes exedens, of the
15 V  |        matters to a crisis; but cold is prejudicial, and does
16 V  |          and does mischief.~23. Cold water is to be applied in
17 V  |  erysipelas when ulcerated.~24. Cold things, such as snow and
18 V  |        by a copious affusion of cold water, which reduces the
19 V  |       Women who have the uterus cold and dense (compact?) do
20 VII|      the body becomes sometimes cold and sometimes hot, and the
21 VII|         A copious sweat, hot or cold, constantly flowing, indicates
22 VII|        if the external parts be cold, and the internal burning
23 VII|     streams, and if excessively cold and copious; for such a