Book,  Section

 1     1,  1|          appetite for any kind of food throughout; no thirst; most
 2     1,  1|        was necessary to give them food (on the whole, persons laboring
 3     1,  2|            phlegm, and undigested food, sweats, in all cases a
 4     1,  2|       loathing of all articles of food, more especially with those
 5     1,  2|          they got an appetite for food, and the fevers were mild
 6     1,  3|       recovery; and in what cases food is to be given, and in what
 7     1,  3|           what particular kind of food is to be administered.~3.
 8     1,  3|        the crisis; did not loathe food, and had no thirst throughout,
 9     2,  5| throughout, but had no relish for food. Alvine discharges small,
10     2,  5|         time loathed all kinds of food, nor had the least desire
11     2,  6|        persons had an aversion to food in all the afore-mentioned
12     2,  6|   complaints, was the aversion to food, as has been described.
13     2,  6|        for drink along with their food, but continued without thirst.
14     2,  6|   dejections bilious; aversion to food, comatose. On the twenty-fourth,
15     2,  6|         no long time, aversion to food; had again slight symptoms
16     2,  6|         he used much and improper food; sleep bad; about the time
17     2,  6|       pain; continued aversion to food. Ardent fever.~Explanation
18     2,  6|           to bed, and loathed her food. After the rigor which took
19     2,  6|          constipated; aversion to food; urine the same; fever not
20     2,  6|      collected; utter aversion to food; the jaw became relaxed;
21     2,  6| supervened; there was aversion to food, aversion to food, despondency,
22     2,  6|     aversion to food, aversion to food, despondency, and insomnolency;
23     2,  6|        loss of sleep, aversion to food, and had thirst and nausea.
24     2,  6|           exacerbated, and of the food taken scarcely any portion