Section

 1 I  | indicated by the diseases, the seasons of the year, the reciprocation
 2 I  |       most prolonged; at these seasons, then, the most sustenance
 3 III|  engender diseases, and in the seasons great changes either of
 4 III|       ill-adapted to different seasons, places, and kinds of diet.~
 5 III|       kinds of diet.~4. In the seasons, when during the same day
 6 III| diseases maybe expected.~8. In seasons which are regular, and furnish
 7 III|      crisis; but in inconstant seasons, the diseases are irregular,
 8 III|         11. With regard to the seasons, if the winter be of a dry
 9 III|       most frequently in rainy seasons are, protracted fevers,
10 III|         18. With regard to the seasons, in spring and in the commencement
11 III|      All diseases occur at all seasons of the year, but certain
12 III|      be exacerbated at certain seasons.~20. The diseases of spring