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  1     1,  1|            being unaccompanied by fever so as not to confine the
  2     1,  1|       cases were accompanied with fever and some not; the greater
  3     1,  1|      character, and attended with fever, were well supported, and
  4     1,  2|   complaints were unattended with fever, and did not prevent the
  5     1,  2|        commencement; and they had fever, and the convulsions supervened
  6     1,  2|       them were not free from the fever during the winter; but the
  7     1,  2|        during the winter; but the fever left most of them without
  8     1,  2|           of Critobulus’ son, the fever ceased and came to a crisis
  9     1,  2|    menstrual discharge during the fever, and many girls had it then
 10     1,  2|      setting in, there were acute fever and small rigors, insomnolency,
 11     1,  2|        fevers, sometimes when the fever went off critically, neither
 12     1,  2|        and from the return of the fever both had a crisis together
 13     1,  2|        left them for one day, the fever attacked them again on the
 14     1,  2|        day from the return of the fever, as was the case with Pantacles,
 15     1,  3|            occur in the continual fever. The least dangerous of
 16     1,  3|     attacked by it. The nocturnal fever is not very fatal, but protracted;
 17     1,  3|          varieties occur in every fever, and in every disease. From
 18     1,  3|         on the first day of acute fever; he sweated; towards night
 19     1,  3|          appeared to be free from fever; towards evening, acute
 20     1,  3|            towards evening, acute fever, with sweating, thirst,
 21     1,  3|     exercises, he was seized with fever. He began with having pain
 22     1,  3|       night. On the second, acute fever, stools more copious, thinner,
 23     1,  3|           urine suppressed, acute fever. On the seventh, loss of
 24     1,  3|          was seized with an acute fever; alvine discharges at first
 25     1,  3|            the crisis took place; fever remitted. On the fifth day
 26     1,  3|         the fifth day afterwards, fever relapsed, spleen immediately
 27     1,  3| immediately became swollen; acute fever; deafness again. On the
 28     1,  3|          delivery was seized with fever, attended with rigor; was
 29     1,  3|        eighth, had a rigor; acute fever; much spasm, with pain;
 30     1,  3|         she was seized with acute fever, pain in the cardiac region
 31     1,  3|           she was seized with the fever, became delirious. On the
 32     1,  3|     fourteenth had a rigor; acute fever. On the fifteenth, had a
 33     1,  3|          yellow matters; sweated; fever gone; at night acute fever;
 34     1,  3|        fever gone; at night acute fever; urine thick, sediment white.
 35     1,  3|      other respects felt lighter; fever not gone; fauces painful
 36     1,  3|           twenty-seventh, free of fever; sediment in the urine;
 37     1,  3|   thirty-first, was attacked with fever, bilious diarrhea; slight
 38     1,  3|            and was freed from the fever on the eightieth day.~CASE
 39     1,  3|       Hercules, was seized with a fever in an irregular form; was
 40     1,  3|  ameliorated; intermission of the fever; urine thin, and well colored.
 41     1,  3|       colored. On the seventieth, fever gone for ten days. On the
 42     1,  3|      rigor, was seized with acute fever, sweated much; a red, smooth
 43     1,  3|        VII. Meton was seized with fever; there was a painful weight
 44     1,  3|           had a crisis. After the fever restless, and had some delirium;
 45     1,  3|           Bootes, was seized with fever after supper; passed the
 46     1,  3|            died about sunset. The fever in this case was accompanied
 47     1,  3|       bullae (phlyctaenae); acute fever; he became furiously deranged;
 48     1,  3|      Phrynichides was seized with fever. He had pain in the head,
 49     1,  3|         deafness; no sleep, acute fever, hypochondria elevated with
 50     1,  3|         On the twentieth, free of fever, had a crisis, no sweat,
 51     1,  3|       seized with rigor and acute fever. Began to have pain about
 52     1,  3|          noon, had a rigor, acute fever; urine the same; pain of
 53     1,  3|           during the night; acute fever, pain of the right hypochondrium,
 54     1,  3|     thirsty. On the fourth, acute fever, pains all over. On the
 55     1,  3|          oily, and copious; acute fever. On the sixth, in the evening,
 56     1,  3|        morning had a rigor; acute fever, hot sweat, appeared to
 57     1,  3|            appeared to be free of fever; did not sleep long; after
 58     1,  3|       with child, was seized with fever, and immediately began to
 59     1,  3|        color. On the fifth, acute fever; pain of the hypochondrium,
 60     1,  3|            and was freed from the fever. On the sixth, recovered
 61     1,  3|           days remained free from fever. On the eleventh, had a
 62     1,  3|           relapse, with rigor and fever. About the fourteenth day,
 63     1,  3|         matters, had a sweat, the fever went off, by coming to a
 64     1,  3|     straightway seized with acute fever; a slight appearance of
 65     1,  3|         seventh, had a sweat; the fever intermitted, the pains remained.
 66     2,  4|  commencing from his hands; acute fever, delirium. On the second,
 67     2,  4|         New Wall, was seized with fever. He began to have pain in
 68     2,  4|     collected. On the fourteenth, fever gone; had no sweat; slept,
 69     2,  4|         the following days, acute fever, urine thin, was delirious.
 70     2,  4|  twentieth, had a crisis; free of fever; had no sweat; no appetite
 71     2,  4|          the following days acute fever, tongue parched. On the
 72     2,  4| accidental cause, was seized with fever, and took to bed. On the
 73     2,  4|        semen. On the third, acute fever; stools black, thin, frothy,
 74     2,  4|          ninth had a rigor, acute fever, sweated, a chill, was delirious,
 75     2,  4|        quite collected; free from fever, slept, urine thin about
 76     2,  4|        two following days without fever; it returned on the fourteenth,
 77     2,  4|       fallen to the bottom; acute fever, quite delirious, did not
 78     2,  4|        with the bedclothes, acute fever, general sweat, felt relieved,
 79     2,  4|       more collected; not free of fever, thirsty, vomited yellow
 80     2,  4|     collected, sweated, free from fever, not thirsty, but the urine
 81     2,  5|           second, deafness, acute fever; retraction of the right
 82     2,  5|          Demaenetus, contracted a fever from drinking. Immediately
 83     2,  5|           On the third day, acute fever; trembling of the head,
 84     2,  5|        seventh had a rigor, acute fever, sweated all over his body;
 85     2,  5|          was collected, free from fever for a season. On the ninth
 86     2,  5|       About the fourteenth, acute fever. On the sixteenth, vomited
 87     2,  5|    seventeenth had a rigor, acute fever, sweated, free of fever;
 88     2,  5|           fever, sweated, free of fever; had a crisis; urine, after
 89     2,  5|           the nineteenth, free of fever, had a pain in his neck;
 90     2,  5|          a maid, was taken ill of fever. She was free of thirst
 91     2,  5|           In the beginning of the fever, had a pain about the nates.
 92     2,  5|        the sixth day, was free of fever, did not sweat, had a crisis;
 93     2,  5|         third day, a rigor, acute fever; a reddish and hard swelling
 94     2,  5|            Market was seized with fever from fatigue, labor, and
 95     2,  5|     miscarriage, was taken ill of fever. On the first day, tongue
 96     2,  5|           day, had a rigor, acute fever; alvine discharges copious;
 97     2,  5|           scanty, thin. An ardent fever.~CASE VIII. Another woman,
 98     2,  5|           Ocetes, was seized with fever. At first had sometimes
 99     2,  5|  difficult labor, was seized with fever. Immediately on the commencement
100     2,  5|           had slight rigor, acute fever; a faint cold sweat about
101     2,  5|         the seventh, had a rigor, fever acute; much thirst; much
102     2,  5|        rigor; exacerbation of the fever, did not sleep at all; in
103     2,  5|        about seventeen. An ardent fever.~
104     2,  6|         were many cases of ardent fever, phrensy, aphthous affections
105     2,  6|        but also persons in ardent fever and in phrenitis.~6. The
106     2,  6|            6. The cases of ardent fever and phrenitis occurred early
107     2,  6|         coma, nausea, and rigors; fever acute, not much thirst,
108     2,  6|         the fatal cases of ardent fever; similar symptoms occurred
109     2,  6|        this way, with and without fever; there were painful tormina
110     2,  6|         which occurred along with fever. In the main, most cases
111     2,  6|          was seized with an acute fever, at first of a continual
112     2,  6|          On the fourteenth, acute fever; discharges bilious, thin,
113     2,  6|          he had no sleep, and the fever was more intense. On the
114     2,  6|          again slight symptoms of fever, and throughout in an irregular
115     2,  6|         at others not; for if the fever intermitted, and was alleviated
116     2,  6|          aversion to food. Ardent fever.~Explanation of the characters.
117     2,  6|          weakness produced by the fever, the phrenitis, and affection
118     2,  6|      place, was seized with acute fever, accompanied with rigors.
119     2,  6|         twenty-seventh, free from fever; bowels constipated; not
120     2,  6|          to food; urine the same; fever not leaving her entirely,
121     2,  6|    discharges small, and bilious; fever more acute, affected with
122     2,  6|       with strong rigor and acute fever; tongue dry, thirsty, and
123     2,  6| speechless; great coldness; acute fever; much perspiration; he died.
124     2,  6| verdigris-green and thin matters; fever, accompanied with rigors,
125     2,  6|    morning, loss of speech; acute fever; he sweated, fever did not
126     2,  6|          acute fever; he sweated, fever did not leave him; palpitations
127     2,  6|           good. On the first day, fever acute, of the ardent type,
128     2,  6|         the thigh abated, but the fever increased; somewhat tossed
129     2,  6|        Pericles was seized with a fever of the acute, continual
130     2,  6|       left nostril, but still the fever became more violent; passed
131     2,  6|           he slept. On the third, fever was milder; abundance of
132     2,  6|           about noon; was free of fever, had a crisis, no relapse.
133     2,  6|         was seized with an ardent fever. She was thirsty, and could
134     2,  6|           eighth, deafness, acute fever, insomnolency, nausea, rigors,
135     2,  6|    disorder of the intellect; the fever abated. On the seventeenth,
136     2,  6|         On the twenty-fourth, the fever returned, deafness again;
137     2,  6|          was seized with an acute fever; pain of the right dry cough,
138     2,  6|          a painful state, for the fever while the pains did not
139     2,  6|   continued. On the eleventh, the fever diminished; slight sweats
140     2,  6|         On the twenty-seventh the fever relapsed; he coughed, and
141     2,  6|     Street. Was seized with acute fever of the ardent type; vomitings
142     2,  6|           state; paroxysms of the fever diversified, and for the
143     2,  6|     fourteenth day, deafness; the fever increased; urine the same.
144     2,  6|          continued, but less; the fever diminished; on the following
145     2,  6|        hip-joint, and increase of fever. Not long afterwards, pains
146     2,  6|    inferior rule, that either the fever and deafness increased,
147     2,  6|           complete crisis. Ardent fever.~Explanation of the characters.
148     2,  6|         Nicodemus was seized with fever from venery and drinking.
149     2,  6|            On the second day, the fever exacerbated; he was troubled
150     2,  6|           the fourth, rigor, much fever, general pains; urine thin,
151     2,  6|            seemed to be free from fever; but again in the evening
152     2,  6|           all over; apyrexia; the fever came to its crisis.~Explanation
153     2,  6|      talking, despondency, slight fever; in the morning, frequent
154     2,  6|         same state; had no sleep; fever more acute. On the third,
155     2,  6|           much incoherence; acute fever; on that night a copious
156     2,  6|           woman was seized with a fever of the acute and ardent
157     2,  6|    apyrexia, had a crisis. In the fever, and when it had passed
158     2,  6|           had no relapse, but the fever came to a crisis. The pains
159     2,  6|        Abdera, bore up (under the fever?) for some time, without
160     2,  6|         all these things; for the fever was exacerbated, and of
161     2,  6|        About the thirtieth, acute fever; stools copious and thin;
162     2,  6|          was seized with an acute fever, attended with chills; heaviness
163     2,  6|          was seized with an acute fever, attended with chills. From
164     2,  6|         the touch of the hand the fever was slight; coldness of