Book,  Section

1     2,  5|          in the lower part of the belly; constant tormina; not thirsty;
2     2,  5|     thirst, nausea, insomnolency, belly disordered, with thin, copious,
3     2,  5|          On the seventh she died. Belly throughout loose, with copious,
4     2,  6|      persons in the region of the belly. In the first place, tenesmus,
5     2,  6| especially from affections of the belly, for it was the belly which
6     2,  6|         the belly, for it was the belly which carried them all off.~
7     2,  6|          painful weight about the belly; thirsty, passed the night