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 1     1,  2|      intermittents, in seventeen days; and I know no instance
 2     1,  2|       most part, on the critical days. Rigors, in all cases, took
 3     1,  2|       paroxysms were on the even days; and in most cases, on the
 4     1,  2|          then left them for five days, and from the return of
 5     1,  2|        it then left them for six days, and from the relapse there
 6     1,  2|        an intermission for seven days; and the crisis took place
 7     1,  2|         after an interval of six days were seized again on the
 8     1,  2|         an intermission of seven days, and from the relapse there
 9     1,  2|          an intermission of nine days, and a relapse which came
10     1,  2|         after an interval of six days had a relapse, from which
11     1,  2| commencement, left them for four days and relapsed; and after
12     1,  2|           making in all fourteen days. The crisis took place thus
13     1,  3|          their paroxysms on even days have their crises on even
14     1,  3|        have their crises on even days; and those which have their
15     1,  3|        their paroxysms on uneven days have their crises on uneven
16     1,  3|      have their crises on uneven days. The first period of those
17     1,  3|          have the crisis on even days, is the 4th, 6th, 8th, 10th,
18     1,  3|      have their crises on uneven days, is the 1st, 3d, 5th, 7th,
19     1,  3|        the paroxysms on the even days.~CASE II. Silenus lived
20     1,  3|         attacked on the critical days. About the twenty-fourth
21     1,  3|   seventieth, fever gone for ten days. On the eightieth had a
22     1,  3|        quite coherent. For three days remained free from fever.
23     2,  4|       formerly; on the following days the same. About the eleventh
24     2,  4|     became hot. On the following days, acute fever, urine thin,
25     2,  4|      discharge; on the following days acute fever, tongue parched.
26     2,  4|        crisis. The two following days without fever; it returned
27     2,  4|       patient was cured in forty days.~
28     2,  5|      patient was cured in twenty days, by the abundance of bilious
29     2,  6|        for the most part on even days; and, about the time of
30     2,  6|        the order of the critical days, and prognosticate from
31     2,  6|         the eighth and following days, was very incoherent, and
32     2,  6|         rigors; on the following days lost her speech, and again
33     2,  6|      sufferings were on the even days.~Explanation of the characters.
34     2,  6|        and also on the following days; thus the deafness persisted.
35     2,  6|     better; and on the following days, nausea, deafness, and incoherence.
36     2,  6|   expectoration during the first days, thirst, insomnolency; urine
37     2,  6|          twentieth and following days, much delirium. On the thirtieth,
38     2,  6|     diminished; on the following days, frequent hemorrhages, at
39     2,  6|         the tenth, and following days, there were pains, but all
40     2,  6|         were greater on the even days. On the twentieth, the urine
41     2,  6|   greenish, and on the following days passed such with relief.
42     2,  6|       The pains were on the even days.~CASE XIII. Apollonius,
43     2,  6|       flux; and on the following days he passed many watery stools