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 1 1 |        only medicines which they give are drastic purgatives,
 2 3 |      others, again, will neither give thick ptisan nor the juice,
 3 4 |         it will be proper not to give a large quantity nor very
 4 4 |       had supposed, one must not give more of it, but should give
 5 4 |      give more of it, but should give before the draught of ptisan,
 6 6 | appearance, it will be proper to give the draught neither in large
 7 6 |        to the feet, one may then give it; and one should look
 8 7 |       the medicine, one ought to give him to swallow but little
 9 7 |         according to rule not to give any draughts while the medicine
10 10|      lower, while the other will give rise to throbbing of the
11 11|        what has happened, should give to eat or drink those things
12 16|        be any hope, then one may give it, but if given at all
13 16|        be proper at all times to give it, more especially from
14 17|          this case use water, or give weak, straw-colored wine,
15 18|         a person in such a state give to drink water and as much
16 18|        the boiled milk of asses. Give nothing saltish nor acrid,
17 18|      they will not be borne; and give no draughts of ptisan until
18 18|         also a critical symptom. Give attractive draughts.~
19 22|  attending to the crisis, we may give emetics, unless the disease
20 22|         administer a clyster and give the boiled milk of asses,
21 23|       squeezed out of hot water; give to drink water and hydromel,
22 24|        than the fourth. When you give the medicine, use the ptisan,
23 24|         the fevers, so as not to give it when the fever is setting
24 24|          When the feet are cold, give neither drink nor ptisan,
25 24|      given; it would be death to give it before.~
26 25|         opinion that we ought to give the colder and thicker ptisans,
27 25|       but, if thought necessary, give a clyster; such patients
28 25|        first with a clyster, but give no purgative medicines to
29 25|         without a crisis. Do not give draughts when the time of
30 27|          Should you determine to give purgative medicines in such
31 27|         attended with singultus, give asafoetida, oxymel, and
32 27|         terminate in an abscess: give pine-fruit and myrrh in
33 27|        in a linctus, and further give a very little oxymel to
34 28|        during the act of purging give nothing; but after the purging
35 28|   nothing; but after the purging give oxymel. The medicine is
36 28|          to be free from danger, give him some unstrained ptisan,
37 28|           it may be necessary to give it, but it should be given
38 28|         and black hellebore, and give it in cases of pleurisy
39 28|           having strained it, to give it to drink; it answers
40 29|    dysentery, when stopped, will give rise to an aposteme, or
41 31|       urine and critical sweats, give to drink a strong Cretan
42 31|          that of the carrot, and give to the patient fasting early
43 36|           As quickly as possible give a clyster of hot water with
44 36|      strong wine; and you should give him oil, so that he may
45 36|        but when the pain remits, give him asses milk to drink
46 42|        you think it necessary to give medicines, you may safely
47 47|       form into an electuary and give; and afterwards sweet wine.
48 47|       account what is to happen, give him supper.~
49 53|       persons in coma, (dropsy?) give to drink meconium (euphorbia
50 54|      pound, form into pills, and give; it purges water downwards.~
51 55|        past when properly mixed. Give before food.~
52 56|        addition of boiled honey, give in affections of the anus