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 1 1 |             sick experience in every disease, and how certain of them
 2 1 |           numbers (species?) of each disease they do not write for their
 3 1 |            were held to constitute a disease, and receive a different
 4 2 |         general form of pestilential disease is epidemic, and diseases
 5 3 |         until the seventh day of the disease, and some until after the
 6 4 |     augmentation of the dose, if the disease be of a drier nature than
 7 7 |            seventh day, provided the disease has not previously come
 8 11| consideration, and the manner of the disease, and of the constitution
 9 11|       patient can bear it, until the disease having reached its acme
10 11|              such a diet, before the disease is concocted; for in this
11 11|              most people, unless the disease were of a very mild nature.
12 11|             mischief, if, before the disease be concocted, the patient
13 11|             total abstinence, if the disease happen to be in the state
14 11|            insomnolency, so that the disease is not concocted; they become
15 11|              the acute nature of the disease, and what affections and
16 11|              the acute nature of the disease, one administer drink, or
17 13|         should not be used until the disease be concocted, or some other
18 15|          drunk in any stage of acute disease, is less suitable to persons
19 16|              the whole course of the disease, one should add to it merely
20 17|            treated of along with the disease in question, in like manner
21 18|        required at that stage of the disease (with those stages you are
22 19|             acute affections, if the disease appear strong, and the patients
23 20|             to a clyster, unless the disease be great and strong; but
24 20|           are healthy and resist the disease; so when the body is debilitated
25 20|            the mastery; and when the disease has the upper hand of the
26 22|               and convulsion, if the disease fix on the liver, the heart,
27 22|             give emetics, unless the disease be alleviated; or if the
28 23|         acrid humors which cause the disease.~
29 24|             for you will augment the disease in no small degree. But
30 25|      indicates a prolongation of the disease, and the patient, in like
31 26|      considering when and whence the disease commenced, for this is of
32 27|        indicates a resolution of the disease, but if not, a prolongation
33 27|              the more protracted the disease; but if the other symptoms
34 27|              some amendment, and the disease is past the fourteenth day.
35 27|               nor any removal of the disease, for this symptom indicates
36 27|       symptom indicates a protracted disease; and when it appears on
37 27|              urine be passed, or the disease terminate in an abscess:
38 28|              and the violence of the disease which is obtaining the upper
39 28|              that will carry off the disease. A linctus for pneumonia:
40 31|              be any remission of the disease, so far well, but otherwise,
41 31|            wine well diluted. If the disease yield to these means, so