Book,  Section

 1     1,  1|          on the whole, the winter having the character of spring.
 2     1,  1|        the continual type, acute, having no complete intermissions,
 3     1,  1|         the one day, and the next having an exacerbation, and increasing
 4     1,  1|       painful from first to last, having redness with inflammation;
 5     1,  1|          wasted and became worse, having no appetite for any kind
 6     1,  1|     general not intermitting, but having exacerbations in the tertian
 7     1,  2|        with no intermissions, but having exacerbations in the tertian
 8     1,  2|         and always turning worse, having small remissions, and after
 9     1,  2|            and after an abatement having more violent paroxysms,
10     1,  2| concoction in a critical form, or having the proper thickness, but
11     1,  2|        settling nor subsiding; or having small and bad, and crude
12     1,  2|         attacked with frenzy, and having vomitings of verdigris-green
13     1,  2|       proper color, but thin, and having scanty sediments: in most
14     1,  2|         favorable, as I recollect having happened to Bion, who was
15     1,  2|    infants, young persons, adults having smooth bodies, white skins,
16     1,  2|          by the bladder of urine, having an abundant and proper sediment,
17     1,  2|         dysentery, or thick urine having a sediment, carried off
18     1,  2|           again on the third, and having left them for one day, the
19     1,  3|        urine varied in character, having floating in it round bodies,
20     1,  3|         the bottom; a suppository having been applied, some scanty
21     1,  3|         with fever. He began with having pain in the loins; he had
22     1,  3|         and copious; urine black, having a black sediment; he was
23     1,  3|     Thasus, the wife of Philinus, having been delivered of a daughter,
24     1,  3|         and in the genital parts. Having had a suppository, was in
25     1,  3|      urine of a better color, and having an abundant sediment; felt
26     1,  3|        day, passed reddish urine, having a copious red sediment;
27     1,  3|           urine varied, sometimes having sediment, and sometimes
28     1,  3|         XI. The wife of Dromeades having been delivered of a female
29     2,  4|       thin, devoid of color, and, having substances floating in it:
30     2,  4|        proper, urine thin, mixed, having small substances floating
31     2,  5|           tendency to deep sleep; having been seized with continual
32     2,  5|         urine thin, well colored, having cloudy substances floating
33     2,  5|          urine of a better color, having a white scanty sediment;
34     2,  5|         the crisis, well colored, having a sediment; neither was
35     2,  5|           near the Liars’ Market, having then brought forth a son
36     2,  5|         morning passed much urine having a sediment; extremities
37     2,  6|        winds throughout. Droughts having prevailed during the previous
38     2,  6| evacuations; urine copious, thin, having nothing critical nor favorable
39     2,  6|           in some instances after having lost their speech for a
40     2,  6|       speech for a long time, and having had copious sweats. These
41     2,  6|     attacked with these diseases, having frequent rigors, often continual
42     2,  6|        and that with the scapulae having the appearance of wings:
43     2,  6|         leaving her entirely, but having paroxysms in an irregular
44     2,  6|         time; passed black urine, having substances floating in it;
45     2,  6|          affected with phrenitis, having taken to bed on the first
46     2,  6|           quantity of thin urine, having substances floating towards
47     2,  6|          of a whitish complexion. Having eaten beef, and drunk unseasonably,
48     2,  6|        betook himself to bed, and having used large quantities of
49     2,  6|          In Meliboea, a young man having become heated by drinking