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 1     1,  1|     persons delirious when near death. So much concerning the
 2     1,  2|        see a single instance of death among them.~5. With regard
 3     1,  2| prolongation of the disease, or death, or relapses; which of these
 4     1,  2|      indicate a hemorrhage, but death.~12. Swellings about the
 5     1,  2|  relapse.~13. In these diseases death generally happened on the
 6     1,  3|      and whether it will end in death or recovery; or whether
 7     1,  3|     protracted, and will end in death or recovery; and in what
 8     1,  3|         to recovery and what to death, or to changes for the better
 9     1,  3|        sweats about the time of death.~CASE IX. Criton, in Thasus,
10     2,  4|         bowels which occasioned death on the twenty-seventh day.~
11     2,  5|         It is probable that the death of the patient on the fifth
12     2,  5|      probable that the cause of death on the sixth day was the
13     2,  5|  probable that the cause of his death on the seventh day was the
14     2,  6|      and were delirious towards death.~14. The form of body peculiarly
15     2,  6|        be protracted and end in death, and whatever will be protracted
16     2,  6|        acute nature will end in death, and which in recovery.
17     2,  6|        the hypochondrium caused death on the hundred and twentieth
18     2,  6|        lochial discharge caused death on the day.~CASE III. In
19     2,  6|         excessive sweats caused death on the tenth day.~CASE IV.
20     2,  6|   sweats and convulsions caused death.~CASE V. In Larissa, a man,
21     2,  6| characters. It is probable that death was caused, on the seventeenth