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 1 I  |      short or long duration.~13. Old persons endure fasting most
 2 I  |      their bodies are wasted. In old persons the heat is feeble,
 3 I  |         account, also, fevers in old persons are not equally
 4 II |     young have dry when they are old; and those who have dry
 5 II |        have watery when they are old.~21. Drinking strong wine
 6 II |          but less palatable.~39. Old have fewer complaints than
 7 II |      Catarrhs and coryza in very old people are not concocted.~
 8 II |         although they be weak or old, bear them better than strong
 9 II |       those who have dry; but in old age they come off worse,
10 II |       and not unbecoming; but in old age it is inconvenient,
11 III| dysenteries and ophthalmies, and old men to catarrhs, which quickly
12 III|       certain portion of autumn, old people; during the remainder
13 III|    lientery, hemorrhoids.~31. To old people dyspnoea, catarrhs
14 V  |       occasions mortification in old cases; and in erysipelas
15 VI |         cured with difficulty in old men.~7. Pains occurring
16 VII|        41. In hypercatharsis, of old persons, hiccup supervening