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 1     1,  1|     becoming concocted near the crisis. They had not much cough,
 2     1,  1|      tertian form. The earliest crisis which occurred was about
 3     1,  1|         manner, and without any crisis; in most of these the fevers,
 4     1,  1|         relapses they came to a crisis in the same periods; but
 5     1,  2|         and they had a complete crisis in seven, without a relapse
 6     1,  2|         the most part, did in a crisis, either in the fatal cases
 7     1,  2|         lever terminated with a crisis; in the earliest of these
 8     1,  2|     left most of them without a crisis, and these things happened
 9     1,  2|        There being much want of crisis and much variety as to these
10     1,  2|     resolved, and brought on no crisis. In some they were determined
11     1,  2|   concoctions indicate a speedy crisis and recovery of health;
12     1,  2|         indicate either want of crisis, or pains, or prolongation
13     1,  2|     rigor about the time of the crisis, and notably those who had
14     1,  2|         experienced a favorable crisis on the twentieth day, not
15     1,  2|        the hemorrhage about the crisis, but the risings about the
16     1,  2|       pain setting in after the crisis, with a discharge of thin
17     1,  2|      fever ceased and came to a crisis about the fortieth day.~
18     1,  2|        of Arcturus many had the crisis on the eleventh day, and
19     1,  2|        disease mostly came to a crisis on the eleventh day, and
20     1,  2|     cases it happened, that the crisis did not take place by any
21     1,  2|        saved thereby, and had a crisis, so that I do not know a
22     1,  2|        of these the elder had a crisis on the sixth day, and the
23     1,  2|         of the fever both had a crisis together on the seventeenth
24     1,  2|     seventeenth day. Most had a crisis on the sixth day; it then
25     1,  2|         the relapse there was a crisis on the fifth day. But those
26     1,  2|        day. But those who had a crisis on the seventh day, had
27     1,  2|         for seven days; and the crisis took place on the third
28     1,  2|        relapse. Those who had a crisis on the sixth day, after
29     1,  2|       on the next and came to a crisis, as happened to Evagon the
30     1,  2|   Daetharses. Those in whom the crisis happened on the sixth day,
31     1,  2|         the relapse there was a crisis on the fourth, as happened
32     1,  2|         swellings experienced a crisis on the twentieth day, but
33     1,  2|      they died. Those who had a crisis on the seventh day, had
34     1,  2|         relapse which came to a crisis on the fourth day from the
35     1,  2|        Bacchus. Those who had a crisis on the seventh day, after
36     1,  2|  relapse, from which they had a crisis on the seventh day, as happened
37     1,  2|   prevailed, and many died. The crisis, however, changed, and happened
38     1,  2|         the return, there was a crisis on the fifth day, making
39     1,  2|       in all fourteen days. The crisis took place thus in the case
40     1,  2|       elder persons. Some had a crisis on the eleventh day, a relapse
41     1,  2|      the fourteenth, a complete crisis on the twentieth; but certain
42     1,  2|      about the twentieth, had a crisis on the fortieth. The greater
43     1,  2|         along with the original crisis, and these had also a rigor
44     1,  2|      had also a rigor about the crisis in the relapse. There were
45     1,  3|      tertian comes quickly to a crisis, and is not fatal; but the
46     1,  3|     diminished about and at the crisis; in others it begins gentle
47     1,  3|       its heat about and at the crisis; while in others, again,
48     1,  3|   remits until at and about the crisis. These varieties occur in
49     1,  3|         of those which have the crisis on even days, is the 4th,
50     1,  3|    should be known, that if the crisis take place on any other
51     1,  3|         the ninth, sweated; the crisis took place; fever remitted.
52     1,  3|       sweated during the night; crisis took place on the seventeenth
53     1,  3|        fortieth. Had a complete crisis, and was freed from the
54     1,  3| irregular manner until near the crisis; did not loathe food, and
55     1,  3|        the urine; and a perfect crisis.~CASE VII. Meton was seized
56     1,  3|      left he sweated, and had a crisis. After the fever restless,
57     1,  3|  frequent hemorrhages after the crisis.~CASE VIII. Erasinus, who
58     1,  3| twentieth, free of fever, had a crisis, no sweat, perfectly collected.
59     1,  3|        went off, by coming to a crisis.~CASE XIV. Melidia, who
60     1,  3|       and experienced a perfect crisis on the eleventh day.~
61     2,  4|        somewhat digested, had a crisis; urine thinnish about the
62     2,  4|        urine thinnish about the crisis; but after the crisis, on
63     2,  4|       the crisis; but after the crisis, on the fortieth day, an
64     2,  4|         on the twentieth, had a crisis; free of fever; had no sweat;
65     2,  4|     slept, urine thin about the crisis. The two following days
66     2,  4|        all over; had a complete crisis.~Explanation of the characters.
67     2,  5|        all over his body; had a crisis. Throughout the alvine discharges
68     2,  5|   sweated, free of fever; had a crisis; urine, after the relapse
69     2,  5|       after the relapse and the crisis, well colored, having a
70     2,  5|       the urine. Had a complete crisis on the twentieth.~Explanation
71     2,  5|     fever, did not sweat, had a crisis; the complaint about the
72     2,  5|   suppuration, and burst at the crisis. After the crisis, on the
73     2,  5|        at the crisis. After the crisis, on the seventh day, had
74     2,  6|        many cases of failure of crisis, and many of unfavorable
75     2,  6|         and many of unfavorable crisis; many of dropsy and of phthisis.
76     2,  6|      they disappeared without a crisis, proved fatal. The greater
77     2,  6|         evacuations, to prove a crisis. They died, as it happened,
78     2,  6|        manner, mostly about the crisis, but in some instances after
79     2,  6|    bowels, pains, and a want of crisis.~11. Persons laboring under
80     2,  6|         there was difficulty of crisis, want of crisis, and protraction
81     2,  6|   difficulty of crisis, want of crisis, and protraction of the
82     2,  6|         in these. A few had the crisis about the eightieth day,
83     2,  6|       coughs left her without a crisis, for no concoction of the
84     2,  6|        was free of fever, had a crisis, no relapse. An acute affection.~
85     2,  6|         respects had a complete crisis.~Explanation of the characters.
86     2,  6|         apyrexia; but after the crisis he was thirsty, and the
87     2,  6|      all over, apyrexia general crisis.~Explanation of the characters.
88     2,  6|   twentieth day, had a complete crisis. Ardent fever.~Explanation
89     2,  6| apyrexia; the fever came to its crisis.~Explanation of the characters.
90     2,  6|          quite collected; had a crisis. About the third day, the
91     2,  6|        to the bottom; about the crisis a copious menstruation.~
92     2,  6|       all over; apyrexia, had a crisis. In the fever, and when
93     2,  6|      and when it had passed the crisis, the menses took place for
94     2,  6|         but the fever came to a crisis. The pains were on the even