Book,  Section

 1     1,  2|             urinary purgation, or a disorder of the bowels, or a copious
 2     1,  2|       purgation by the bladder, and disorder of the bowels, experienced
 3     1,  2|             persons had jaundice or disorder of the bowels, such as Bion,
 4     1,  2|       proper sediment, or a bilious disorder of the bowels at the proper
 5     1,  3|             seventeenth day; had no disorder of the senses during the
 6     1,  3| uncomfortable night; did not sleep; disorder of the bowels, attended
 7     2,  5|      unseasonable; he had no sleep; disorder of the intellect; slight
 8     2,  6|             of ophthalmia, anthrax, disorder of the bowels, anorexia,
 9     2,  6|        certain cases there was much disorder, and tumors about the fauces,
10     2,  6|    indicated a melting of the body, disorder of the bowels, pains, and
11     2,  6|             were attended with much disorder, for the bowels in most
12     2,  6|       persisted. On the fourteenth, disorder of the intellect; the fever
13     2,  6|            About the hundredth day, disorder of the bowels, with copious