Book,  Section

 1     1,  1|         and gymnasium, but seldom attacked women. Many had dry coughs
 2     1,  1|       type, but not violent; they attacked persons who had been long
 3     1,  2|        All these fevers described attacked great numbers. All these
 4     1,  2|         numbers. All these fevers attacked the smallest numbers, and
 5     1,  2|        any instance. The quartans attacked many at first, in the form
 6     1,  2|   nocturnal, and wandering fevers attacked many persons, some of whom
 7     1,  2|         worse. The diseases which attacked them were in the form of
 8     1,  2|        these complaints. Whatever attacked them violently speedily
 9     1,  2|        were formed. The strangury attacked, most especially, persons
10     1,  2|  Convulsions occurring in persons attacked with frenzy, and having
11     1,  2|         affections, are generally attacked with convulsions, and women
12     1,  2|            paraplegia set in, and attacked many, and some died speedily;
13     1,  2|     equinox. Those then that were attacked immediately after the commencement
14     1,  2|          associated.~9. Some were attacked with jaundice on the sixth
15     1,  2|         and died. The hemorrhages attacked most persons, but especially
16     1,  2|          pregnant state that were attacked had abortions, as far as
17     1,  2|         afterwards all these were attacked with dysentery. It would
18     1,  2|         way, and yet all who were attacked with these symptoms recovered.
19     1,  2|       them for one day, the fever attacked them again on the next and
20     1,  3|           diseases, are apt to be attacked by it. The nocturnal fever
21     1,  3|       About the thirty-first, was attacked with fever, bilious diarrhea;
22     1,  3|           the paroxysms generally attacked on the critical days. About
23     2,  6|          the teeth. And many were attacked with impairment or loss
24     2,  6|       many and serious complaints attacked many persons in the region
25     2,  6|            accompanied with pain, attacked many, but more especially
26     2,  6|       Most of these were suddenly attacked with these diseases, having
27     2,  6| dysenteric affections principally attacked them. Tenesmus troubled
28     2,  6|       discharges from the bowels, attacked those who were troubled