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 1 1 | foreknowledge of this also. Thus a man will be the more esteemed
 2 3 |            be observed; for if the man be about to die the sore
 3 6 |          whole body, show that the man is bearing the disease better.
 4 9 |            deposition, so that the man may recover; but the blackened
 5 11|            great quantity; for the man being oppressed by frequently
 6 11|          indicates either that the man is in pain or in delirium,
 7 13|      reckoned bad; but if the same man vomit all these colors,
 8 15|   accompany the expectoration, the man will certainly die before
 9 18|            these circumstances the man will recover most favorably
10 18|           there is danger that the man may get into a state of
11 22|           there is danger that the man may become delirious and
12 24|           protracted, although the man exhibits symptoms of recovery,