Section

 1 III|    dysenteries, especially in women, and in men of a humid temperament.~
 2 III|     spring dry and northerly, women whose term of delivery should
 3 III|   humid temperament, and with women; but others will be subject
 4 IV |        We must purge pregnant women, if matters be turgid (in
 5 V  |    heaviness of the head.~29. Women in a state of pregnancy
 6 V  | menses are obstructed.~40. In women, blood collected in the
 7 V  |     probably prove fatal.~44. Women who are very lean, have
 8 V  |    better condition.~45. When women, in a moderate condition
 9 V  |      broken asunder.~46. Such women as are immoderately fat,
10 V  |      to the breasts.~51. When women are with child, the mouth
11 V  |    more healthy state.~53. In women that are about to miscarry,
12 V  |    also necessarily shut.~55. Women with child who are seized
13 V  |     her to be with child.~62. Women who have the uterus cold
14 V  |       is extinguished, and in women whose uterus is very dry,
15 V  |    from the want of food; but women whose uterus is in an intermediate
16 V  |        69. Rigors commence in women, especially at the loins,