Section

 1 III|        visions, heaviness of the head, torpor, and languor; when
 2 III|        hearing, heaviness of the head, and vertigo, impairs the
 3 V  |          and if the hairs of the head fall off, the case will
 4 V  |      persons, the hairs of whose head fall off, die if diarrhoea
 5 V  |        removes affections of the head, and heaviness of it. It
 6 V  |      especially in wounds of the head, and in mortifications and
 7 V  |        occasion heaviness of the head.~29. Women in a state of
 8 V  |          in the back part of the head, he is benefited by having
 9 V  |        spread by the back to the head; and in men also, rather
10 VI |     having a painful spot in the head, with intense cephalalgia,
11 VI |         seized with pains in the head, and straightway are laid
12 VII|      delirium from a blow on the head is bad.~15. From a spitting
13 VII| penetrate into the cavity of the head, is bad.~25. Convulsion
14 VII|          are defluxions from the head.~31. When there is a farinaceous
15 VII|   allusion of hot water upon the head removes the fever.~43. A
16 VII|         Sneezing arises from the head, owing to the brain being
17 VII|        cavity (ventricle) in the head being filled with humors;
18 VII| consumption a defluxion from the head; upon a defluxion diarrhoea;