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 1 2 |       if one names the juice of ptisan, and such and such a wine,
 2 3 |         will neither give thick ptisan nor the juice, some until
 3 4 |                              4. Ptisan, then, appears to me to
 4 4 |    Those, then, who make use of ptisan in such diseases, should
 5 4 |      give before the draught of ptisan, either hydromel or wine,
 6 4 |       from the first, have used ptisan containing its whole substance;
 7 5 |    besides the other virtues of ptisan, its lubricant quality prevents
 8 5 |       mode of administering the ptisan, much harm may be done;
 9 5 |        persons so circumstanced ptisan be administered, their speedy
10 5 |        those who use unstrained ptisan die on the seventh day,
11 5 | symptoms supervene, not only if ptisan be administered unseasonably,
12 5 |        food or drink worse than ptisan be given.~
13 6 |        have used the unstrained ptisan or have used the juice alone;
14 6 |         refrain from giving the ptisan, and more especially abstain
15 6 |         the juice, and then the ptisan, attending accurately to
16 7 |  swallow but little less of the ptisan than what he had been accustomed
17 7 |      one would use the juice of ptisan (for I hold that it is better,
18 8 |        the administering of the ptisan; and, as regards drinks,
19 11|      patient swallow unstrained ptisan, when accustomed to use
20 11|       administer drink, or more ptisan, or food, supposing that
21 15|    copious. But if he shall use ptisan for a draught, and drink
22 16|     night before the draught of ptisan, and when a considerable
23 16|      drinks without draughts of ptisan, it will therefore not be
24 18|       he has taken a draught of ptisan or a drink; neither should
25 18|          neither should he take ptisan as a drink immediately after
26 18|       those who take unstrained ptisan, than to those who take
27 18|         and give no draughts of ptisan until the crisis be past.
28 23|         administer the juice of ptisan when, having passed the
29 24|     when purged, he should take ptisan for food and hydromel for
30 24|      give the medicine, use the ptisan, observing the paroxysms
31 24|          give neither drink nor ptisan, nor anything else of the
32 24|       at this season, then, the ptisan ought to be given; it would
33 25|      hydromel, and the juice of ptisan as a draught in the evening;
34 27|        linctus, or the juice of ptisan. Such a person cannot escape,
35 28|        give him some unstrained ptisan, in small quantity, and
36 28|        be gone, he may take the ptisan thicker, and in larger quantity,
37 35|        the dock, or mallow, and ptisan, or beets, and along with