Section

 1 I  |   restricted diet is dangerous to persons in health, because they
 2 I  |         or long duration.~13. Old persons endure fasting most easily;
 3 I  |       easily; next, adults; young persons not nearly so well; and
 4 I  |         bodies are wasted. In old persons the heat is feeble, and
 5 I  |      account, also, fevers in old persons are not equally acute, because
 6 I  |        facts with regard to young persons and the athletae prove this.~
 7 I  |       give nor enjoin anything to persons during periodical paroxysms,
 8 II |   lassitude indicates disease.~6. Persons who have a painful affection
 9 II |          to produce relapses.~13. Persons in whom a crisis takes place
10 II |            For the most part, all persons in ill health, who have
11 II |        administer purgatives.~36. Persons in good health quickly lose
12 II |          medicines agree ill with persons in good health.~38. An article
13 II |     people are not concocted.~41. Persons who have had frequent and
14 II |      remove a weak attack.~43. Of persons who have been suspended
15 II |       have foam at the mouth.~44. Persons who are naturally very fat
16 II |    slender.~45. Epilepsy in young persons is most frequently removed
17 II |      better than strong and young persons who have not been so accustomed.~
18 II |     appearances remain.~53. Those persons who have watery discharges
19 II |            for the bowels in aged persons are usually dried up.~54.
20 III|        Autumn is a bad season for persons in consumption.~11. With
21 III|          dry, it agrees well with persons of a humid temperament,
22 III|        constipated bowels.~26. To persons somewhat older, affections
23 III|  especially the aforesaid.~27. To persons of a more advanced age,
24 III|    usually become chronic.~29. To persons past boyhood, haemoptysis,
25 III|        the aforementioned.~30. To persons beyond that age, asthma,
26 IV | purgatives is unsuitable.~6. Lean persons who are easily made to vomit
27 IV |    avoiding the winter season.~7. Persons who are difficult to vomit,
28 IV |     guarded in purging phthisical persons upward.~9. And from the
29 IV |      opposite rule to melancholic persons, we must purge them freely
30 IV |         to purge upward in winter persons whose bowels are in a state
31 IV |          a state of lientery.~13. Persons who are not easily purged
32 IV |         Hellebore is dangerous to persons whose flesh is sound, for
33 IV |           below it, downward.~19. Persons who have no thirst while
34 IV |       they become thirsty.~20. If persons free from fever be seized
35 IV |          a mortal symptom.~23. In persons attenuated from any disease,
36 IV |         joints after fevers, such persons are using too much food.~
37 IV |          case is mortal.~52. When persons in fevers, or in other illnesses,
38 V  |         debauch pass off.~6. Such persons as are seized with tetanus
39 V  |        and thirty-five years.~10. Persons who escape an attack of
40 V  |     affected with empyema.~11. In persons affected with phthisis,
41 V  |       prove fatal.~12. Phthisical persons, the hairs of whose head
42 V  |          diarrhoea set in.~13. In persons who cough up frothy blood,
43 V  |          is a mortal symptom.~15. Persons who become affected with
44 V  |          quickly cooled.~27. When persons have intense thirst, it
45 V  |         bad thing to give milk to persons having headache, and it
46 V  |         give it in fevers, and to persons whose hypochondria are swelled
47 V  |        borborygmi, and to thirsty persons; it is bad also, when given
48 V  |       growth of hair on them.~70. Persons attacked with quartans are
49 V  |           supervene.~71. In those persons in whom the skin is stretched,
50 V  |       terminates with sweats.~72. Persons disposed to jaundice are
51 VI | previously, is a good symptom.~2. Persons whose noses are naturally
52 VI |           severe.~8. In dropsical persons, ulcers forming on the body
53 VI |      venesection, or purging.~32. Persons whose speech has become
54 VI |       with chronic diarrhoea.~33. Persons having acid eructations
55 VI |         seized with pleurisy.~34. Persons who have become bald are
56 VI |     should varices supervene upon persons who are bald, their hair
57 VI |       becomes indurated.~43. When persons having large spleens are
58 VI |   cicatrices are hollow.~46. Such persons as become hump-backed from
59 VI |          before puberty, die.~47. Persons who are benefited by venesection
60 VI |   necessarily supervene.~51. When persons in good health are suddenly
61 VI |        madness, or blindness.~57. Persons are most subject to apoplexy
62 VI |     mucosity in the place.~60. In persons affected with chronic disease
63 VII|         In hypercatharsis, of old persons, hiccup supervening is not
64 VII|       removes the pain.~53. Those persons to whom it is beneficial
65 VII|           be prescribed the those persons who have humid flesh; for
66 VII|    whether they resemble those of persons in health; if not at all
67 VII|         are like those of healthy persons, they are not at all morbid.~
68 VII|           much, it is mortal.~82. Persons above forty years of age