Section

 1 I  |         season, the age, and the diseases in which they are proper
 2 I  |      always dangerous in chronic diseases, and also in acute diseases,
 3 I  |      diseases, and also in acute diseases, where it is not requisite.
 4 I  |          liberal.~6. For extreme diseases, extreme methods of cure,
 5 I  |         be injurious. And in all diseases having periodical paroxysms,
 6 I  |         will be indicated by the diseases, the seasons of the year,
 7 I  |   unfavorable symptoms, indicate diseases of a short or long duration.~
 8 I  |         befitting in all febrile diseases, and particularly in children,
 9 I  |     medicines sparingly in acute diseases, and at the commencement,
10 II |        food.~12. What remains in diseases after the crisis is apt
11 II |          immediate.~19. In acute diseases it is not quite safe to
12 II |    strong wine cures hunger.~22. Diseases which arise from repletion
13 II |       repletion; and in general, diseases are cured by their contraries.~
14 II |       not trust ameliorations in diseases when they are not regular,
15 II |      made at the commencement of diseases; at the acme it is better
16 II |          commencement and end of diseases all the symptoms are weaker,
17 II |          contrary is bad.~34. In diseases, there is less danger when
18 II |       are not allied.~35. In all diseases it is better that the umbilical
19 II |         young; but those chronic diseases which do befall them generally
20 III|       the season mostly engender diseases, and in the seasons great
21 III|       and some for winter.~3. Of diseases and ages, certain of them
22 III|        at another time cold, the diseases of autumn may be expected.~
23 III|           such symptoms occur in diseases. But if the north wind prevail,
24 III|      symptoms may be expected in diseases.~6. When summer is like
25 III|     expected in fevers.~7. Acute diseases occur in droughts; and if
26 III|           for the most part such diseases maybe expected.~8. In seasons
27 III|         the seasonable time, the diseases are regular, and come readily
28 III|          inconstant seasons, the diseases are irregular, and come
29 III|        difficulty.~9. In autumn, diseases are most acute, and most
30 III|          less mortality.~16. The diseases which occur most frequently
31 III|          and in dry, consumptive diseases, ophthalmies, arthritic
32 III|           ophthalmies, arthritic diseases, stranguries, and dysenteries.~
33 III|       intermediate ages.~19. All diseases occur at all seasons of
34 III|         certain seasons.~20. The diseases of spring are, maniacal,
35 III|         tubercles, and arthritic diseases.~21. Of summer, certain
36 III|       manhood, the most of these diseases, and, moreover, more chronic
37 III|      fevers, epilepsy, and other diseases, but especially the aforementioned.~
38 IV |      downward.~10. In very acute diseases, if matters be in a state
39 IV |          a difficult crisis.~30. Diseases attended with paroxysms,
40 IV | difficult crisis.~31. In febrile diseases attended with a sense of
41 IV |        32. In convalescents from diseases, if any part be pained,
42 IV |           36. Sweats, in febrile diseases, are favorable, if they
43 V  |        heat. Heat relieves these diseases.~22. Heat is suppurative,
44 V  |     seized with any of the acute diseases.~31. If a woman with child
45 V  |        the menses are excessive, diseases take place, and when the
46 V  |          the menses are stopped, diseases from the uterus take place.~
47 VI |        much from one another.~6. Diseases about the kidneys and bladder
48 VI |       serious mood.~54. In acute diseases, complicated with fever,
49 VI |       them produce the following diseases; either apoplexy of the
50 VI |        drops off.~59. In chronic diseases of the hip-joint, if the
51 VII|         Section VII.~1. In acute diseases, coldness of the extremities
52 VII|      copious, it indicates acute diseases of the kidneys.~36. Whenever
53 VII|      symptoms occur in nephritic diseases, and along with them acute
54 VII|         and age.~83. In whatever diseases the eyes weep voluntarily,
55 VII|         bowels is bad.~87. Those diseases which medicines do not cure,