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 1 3 |          properly, whereas others take great pains that the patient
 2 4 |       those who are accustomed to take two meals in the day it
 3 4 |        one has been accustomed to take, and so as that the veins
 4 4 |       such cases as it appears to take place on the fifth, seventh,
 5 6 |         be much thirst, he should take hydromel and water. Then,
 6 7 |         is stopped then he should take a smaller draught than what
 7 9 |           the case of persons who take two meals in the day, or
 8 9 |          the day, or of those who take a single meal, sudden changes
 9 9 | accustomed to dine, if they shall take dinner, immediately become
10 9 |         and if, in addition, they take supper, they will have acid
11 9 |          stops, for a good while, take no supper, or, at all events,
12 9 |           suffer still more if he take three full meals in the
13 9 |         day, and more still if he take more meals; and yet there
14 9 |       persons who readily bear to take three full meals in the
15 9 |       good thing either to add or take from. If, then, he who was
16 9 |        rather liquid; and let him take some drink, not of a watery
17 9 |         on the next day he should take a small dinner, so that,
18 11|       fourth or fifth day were to take such food; and it would
19 11|        the following days were to take such a diet, before the
20 18|          drink; neither should he take ptisan as a drink immediately
21 18|         no harm, though he should take it twice in the day. The
22 18|          appropriate to those who take unstrained ptisan, than
23 18|         ptisan, than to those who take only the juice of it, although
24 18|     watery consistence as he will take; and if the mouth be bitter,
25 18|        sediments, or if a deposit take place anywhere; but if it
26 24|        and when purged, he should take ptisan for food and hydromel
27 24|   hydromel for drink; then he may take the cerealia, and boiled
28 25|         from the urine what is to take place, for if the urine
29 26|          especially, that changes take place in patients. He should
30 26|            a convulsion is apt to take place; and should a convulsion
31 27|        watery discharges suddenly take place from the bowels, when
32 28|         the fever be gone, he may take the ptisan thicker, and
33 31|      state, and as much as he can take, and in addition let him
34 35|         and fullness; and if they take supper over and above, their
35 35|        wine, or a sweet wine, and take repose; if he does not sleep
36 35|        will do well to sleep, and take some hot draught for which
37 35|       dinner. Such persons should take less supper than they are
38 35|         with the food they should take wine in moderation, and
39 35|          after supper they should take a short walk, until the
40 38|         but otherwise they should take the water from medlars,
41 43|           for a dropsical person. Take three cantharides, and removing
42 43|         anointed with oil, should take the draught fasting, and
43 46|          except marjoram; let him take an emetic every seven days,
44 46|       best bodily health. Let him take straw-colored, austere,
45 47|          honey, and boil. Let him take this frequently during the
46 50|              33. For watery eyes. Take one drachm of ebeny and
47 51|        violent pains of the eyes. Take of chalcitis, and of raisin,