Book,  Section

 1     1,  2|            of Arcturus, the summer hot, great droughts, not in
 2     1,  3|          cold; thirst; bowels in a hot state; stools scanty; urine
 3     1,  3|          had a rigor; acute fever, hot sweat, appeared to be free
 4     2,  4| seventeenth, had a relapse, became hot. On the following days,
 5     2,  5|         night he, at first, became hot. On the first day, he vomited
 6     2,  5|       tormina; not thirsty; became hot; extremities cold throughout,
 7     2,  6|          dog-days. Summer fine and hot; great suffocating heats.
 8     2,  6|             for it became suddenly hot, southerly, and calm; but,
 9     2,  6|    dejections, or constipated with hot and undigested faeces; the
10     2,  6|           in the evening he became hot, with the same pains, rigor,
11     2,  6|          chill, with a copious and hot sweat all over; apyrexia,