Section

 1 I  |           less acute.~10. In those cases, then, which attain their
 2 I  |    enjoined at first; but in those cases which reach their acme later,
 3 I  |          for example, in pleuritic cases, expectoration, if it occur
 4 I  |           consider, also, in which cases food is to be given once
 5 III| hoarsenesses, coryzae, and in some cases consumptions.~14. But if
 6 III|       fevers, coryzae, and in some cases melancholy.~15. Of the constitutions
 7 IV |           to procrastinate in such cases.~11. Those cases in which
 8 IV |           in such cases.~11. Those cases in which there are tormina,
 9 IV |           symptom.~27. In whatever cases of fever there is a copious
10 IV |          convalescence.~28. In all cases whatever, bilious discharges
11 IV |    deafness supervenes, and in all cases deafness ceases when bilious
12 IV |          are not dangerous.~44. In cases attended with protracted
13 IV |           more so.~53. In whatever cases of fever very viscid concretions
14 IV |            bowels.~63. In whatever cases of fever rigors occur during
15 IV |        during the day.~64. When in cases of fever jaundice occurs
16 IV |             grumoss, and scanty in cases not free from fever a copious
17 IV |           will be headache.~71. In cases which come to a crisis on
18 IV |          it appears principally in cases of phrenitis.~73. When the
19 IV |          begins to form in certain cases of quartan fever, attended
20 IV |          the kidneys.~77. In those cases where there are furfuraceous
21 IV |          the bladder.~78. In those cases where there is a spontaneous
22 IV |          the kidneys.~79. In those cases where there is a sandy sediment
23 V  |       these they recover.~7. Those cases of epilepsy which come on
24 V  |          the bladder, in all these cases heat is agreeable, and brings
25 V  |           applied in the following cases; when there is a hemorrhage,
26 V  |           of fresh blood, in these cases it is to be applied but
27 V  |     occasions mortification in old cases; and in erysipelas not attended
28 V  |            be useful in many other cases, if it did not occasion
29 V  |          is suitable in phthisical cases, when not attended with
30 V  |   swellings appear on wounds, such cases are not likely to be attacked
31 V  |            great evil.~67. In such cases, the soft are favorable;
32 VI |                  Section VI.~1. In cases of chronic lientery, acid
33 VI |        favorable.~3. In protracted cases of dysentery, loathing of
34 VI |           is good.~26. In whatever cases of ardent fever tremors
35 VI |           by a delirium.~27. Those cases of empyema or dropsy which
36 VI |           supervening in dropsical cases is bad.~36. Venesection
37 VI |          to apply any treatment in cases of occult cancer; for, if
38 VI |          the hypochondria, in such cases, fever supervening removes
39 VI |      thickness of the part.~42. In cases of jaundice, it is a bad
40 VII|          the disease.~30. In those cases in which frothy discharges
41 VII|   protracted illness.~32. In those cases in which the urine is thin
42 VII|            indicated.~33. In those cases in which the urine becomes
43 VII|            in spring.~54. In those cases where phlegm is collected
44 VII|        pain is carried off.~58. In cases of concussion of the brain
45 VII|          are not dangerous.~64. In cases of protracted fever, either