Section

 1 I  | without delay, that the body may again have a commencement
 2 I  |   transgression, whatever it may be, is followed by greater
 3 I  |     a more generous diet, we may depart as far from the severity
 4 II | indications, although things may not turn out agreeably to
 5 III|       the diseases of autumn may be expected.~5. South winds
 6 III|  prevails, all such symptoms may be expected in diseases.~
 7 III|   like spring, much sweating may be expected in fevers.~7.
 8 III|      any previous pain which may have been seated in the
 9 IV |     in a state of orgasm, we may purge on the first day,
10 V  | which come on before puberty may undergo a change; but those
11 V  |      in a state of pregnancy may be purged, if there be any
12 V  |    affected with nausea, you may reckon her to be with child.~
13 VII|      the external parts, you may expect that there will be
14 VII|      the internal parts, you may also rather expect that