Book,  Section

1     1,  1|     concerning the phthisical affections.~3. In the course of the
2     1,  2|  autumn there were dysenteric affections, attacks of tenesmus and
3     1,  2|    matters; children, in such affections, are generally attacked
4     2,  6|      fever, phrensy, aphthous affections of the mouth, tumors on
5     2,  6| through the summer, and other affections, which are called “the putrefaction” (
6     2,  6| chronic, most especially from affections of the belly, for it was
7     2,  6|      phrenitic and dysenteric affections principally attacked them.