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 1     1,  1|       fever and some not; the greater part of these were attended
 2     1,  2| spring very many, indeed, the greater part, were valetudinary.
 3     1,  2|    rare and weak in them, but greater in all other fevers; frequent
 4     1,  2|      fatal character, and the greater part then died. When in
 5     1,  2|    the prime of life, and the greater part of those who had not
 6     1,  2|     daughter of Aglaidas. The greater part of those who were taken
 7     1,  2|  changed, and happened to the greater number on the fifth day
 8     1,  2|   crisis on the fortieth. The greater part had a rigor along with
 9     2,  5| verdigris-green color, and in greater quantity; formed faeces
10     2,  5|    sleep. On the third, pains greater. On the fourth, delirious.
11     2,  6|     crisis, proved fatal. The greater number of these erysipelatous
12     2,  6|      of them died, but in the greater number of cases the disease
13     2,  6|      in the evening the pains greater; had a paroxysm; in the
14     2,  6|      paroxysms and pains were greater on the even days. On the