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 1     1,  1|         which proved fatal to many persons. Most of them were affected
 2     1,  1|        throughout; no thirst; most persons delirious when near death.
 3     1,  1|         not violent; they attacked persons who had been long indisposed,
 4     1,  1|           them food (on the whole, persons laboring under phthisis
 5     1,  2|     wandering fevers attacked many persons, some of whom continued
 6     1,  2|     Pleiades and till winter. Many persons, and more especially children,
 7     1,  2|       described above, and to many persons at first without them. The
 8     1,  2|         attacked, most especially, persons of the ages I have mentioned,
 9     1,  2|           Convulsions occurring in persons attacked with frenzy, and
10     1,  2|          uterus; whereas, in elder persons, and those in whom the heat
11     1,  2|            an epidemical form, but persons remained free from all other
12     1,  2|          hemorrhages attacked most persons, but especially young persons
13     1,  2|      persons, but especially young persons and those in the prime of
14     1,  2|           hemorrhage died: elderly persons had jaundice or disorder
15     1,  2|         principally infants, young persons, adults having smooth bodies,
16     1,  2|        recklessly and luxuriously; persons with shrill, or rough voices,
17     1,  2|            children, also in elder persons. Some had a crisis on the
18     1,  2|         the twentieth; but certain persons, who had a rigor about the
19     1,  3|            and moreover phthisical persons, and those laboring under
20     1,  3|          and when it supervenes on persons who are already consumptive.
21     2,  6|             and bad in quality; of persons affected with coma for a
22     2,  6|           the body, especially, in persons about sixty years of age,
23     2,  6| commencement of phthisis, but also persons in ardent fever and in phrenitis.~
24     2,  6|       other critical appearance in persons affected thus; for neither
25     2,  6|        destroyed the sight of many persons. There were fungous growths,
26     2,  6|           complaints attacked many persons in the region of the belly.
27     2,  6|       carried them all off.~9. All persons had an aversion to food
28     2,  6|         never met with before, and persons in these complaints most
29     2,  6|          and a want of crisis.~11. Persons laboring under phrenitis
30     2,  6|         was consumption. With many persons it commenced during the
31     2,  6|            Tenesmus troubled young persons of a phlegmatic temperament.