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 1 6 |       one should do thus: if fever commences shortly after
 2 18|      bathed.~APPENDIX~Ardent fever (causus) takes place when
 3 18|    to themselves; and strong fever seizes the whole body, which
 4 18|    Another species of ardent fever: belly loose, much thirst,
 5 24|                      7. When fever seizes a person who has
 6 24|   clyster. But if the ardent fever (causus) supervene when
 7 24|      not to give it when the fever is setting in, but when
 8 24| symptom of a paroxysm of the fever coming on; and if at such
 9 24|   small degree. But when the fever ceases, the feet, on the
10 24|     in like manner, when the fever is resolved and dissipated,
11 25|  hydromel. In those cases of fever where the bowels are loose,
12 25|      astringent. In cases of fever attended from the first
13 25|    urine, you may expect the fever to be exacerbated at the
14 25|    is not concocted, but the fever remains long, without sweats
15 25| agitation, but only when the fever abates and is alleviated.
16 25|      bowels. But in cases of fever attended with nausea, or
17 25|      administered, until the fever abate and the urine be concocted;
18 26|    and ascertain whether the fever has a paroxysm every third
19 27|          10. If, in a winter fever, the tongue be rough, and
20 27|      be the remission of the fever. Nevertheless such a person
21 27|      not concocted while the fever persists, and if one is
22 27|      the fourteenth day of a fever, there is not usually a
23 27|       on the fourth day of a fever, the tongue articulates
24 27|    of smooth, thin urine. In fever attended with singultus,
25 28|     be thus observed: If the fever be acute, and if there be
26 28|      to be watched until the fever goes off, and till the seventh
27 28|     free of pain, and if the fever be gone, he may take the
28 28|    be given to persons after fever, until you see that the
29 29| white urine, or in a tertian fever, or the pain fix upon a
30 30|             13. In a bilious fever, jaundice coming on with
31 30|  seventh day carries off the fever, but if it occur without
32 30|      if it occur without the fever, and not at the proper time,
33 31|       in such a case, unless fever and sleep come on, followed
34 38|    taken boiled if they have fever, but roasted if not feverish;
35 38| dark-colored wine if free of fever; but otherwise they should
36 38|    wild vine. If there be no fever, and if there be tormina,