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 1 1 |       to happen; but since men die, some even before calling
 2 1 |       of the disease, and some die immediately after calling
 3 1 |        live and those who will die, he will thus escape censure.~
 4 3 |     for if the man be about to die the sore will become livid
 5 15|    such an expectoration shall die on the fourteenth day, unless
 6 15|     patient certainly will not die; but if some of these be
 7 15|         the man will certainly die before the fourteenth day,
 8 17|      or strong coughing. Those die whom the fever does not
 9 17|        if all these occur they die, but if certain of these
10 17|      others not, some patients die and some recover, after
11 18|        a state of delirium and die. Of persons having empyema
12 18| empyema younger persons rather die. In cases of empyema treated
13 19| expected that the patient will die in the first stages of the
14 20|       on which men recover and die. For the mildest class of
15 20|      whereas those that are to die have difficult respiration,
16 22|       may become delirious and die. Since, then, this is a
17 22|  commencement. Younger persons die of this disease on the seventh
18 22|   prove fatal. Younger persons die before the ear suppurates;
19 24|       as of others, which will die and which recover, from
20 25|   recover, and those that will die, and in what cases the disease