Book,  Section

1     1,  2|  were slight; in these the crises were regular, in most instances,
2     1,  2|  passing through the other crises, terminated in dysenteries,
3     1,  2|   thin; and even after the crises, when the sediment was natural,
4     1,  2|  circumstances relating to crises, as far as we can recognize
5     1,  3|    on even days have their crises on even days; and those
6     1,  3|  on uneven days have their crises on uneven days. The first
7     1,  3|  of those which have their crises on uneven days, is the 1st,
8     1,  3| know in these seasons what crises will lead to recovery and
9     1,  3|  out in what periods their crises take place.~Fourteen Cases