Section

 1 I  |           to its utmost limit, is dangerous, for they cannot remain
 2 I  |         extreme, for this also is dangerous, but only to such a point
 3 I  |        carried to an extreme, are dangerous; and again, a restorative
 4 I  |     course, if in the extreme, is dangerous.~4. A slender restricted
 5 I  |         restricted diet is always dangerous in chronic diseases, and
 6 I  |           point of attenuation is dangerous; and repletion, when in
 7 I  |           in the extreme, is also dangerous.~5. In a restricted diet,
 8 I  |            and restricted diet is dangerous to persons in health, because
 9 I  | restricted diet is generally more dangerous than one a little more liberal.~
10 II |          in the latter case it is dangerous to administer purgatives.~
11 II |         way much and suddenly, is dangerous; and whatever is excessive
12 IV |        and rest.~16. Hellebore is dangerous to persons whose flesh is
13 IV | exacerbated on the third day, are dangerous; but if they intermit in
14 IV |       indicates that they are not dangerous.~44. In cases attended with
15 V  |         cause, have difficult and dangerous labors, and if they miscarry,
16 VI |    attended with laughter is less dangerous than delirium attended with
17 VII|   exacerbated every third day are dangerous; but if they intermit in
18 VII|           shows that they are not dangerous.~64. In cases of protracted
19 VII|           symptom.~85. Sweats are dangerous when they do not occur on