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 1 2 |         should be treated: since persons who are not physicians pass
 2 2 |          which are applicable to persons laboring under such complaints.
 3 5 |       these may be proper;—if to persons so circumstanced ptisan
 4 5 |       orthopnoee and riles. Such persons the ancients thought struck,
 5 8 |   conducted still more so. Those persons, then, would be most injured
 6 9 |  information from the regimen of persons in good health what things
 7 9 |        Wherefore, in the case of persons who take two meals in the
 8 9 | suffering and weakness; and thus persons who have not been accustomed
 9 9 |           and yet there are many persons who readily bear to take
10 9 |       produces such effects upon persons in health, it appears not
11 9 |          to his former practice. Persons who are bilious in the stomach
12 14|      does not agree with bilious persons, for it causes them to thirst;
13 15|     disease, is less suitable to persons of a bilious temperament,
14 15|        but such rather occurs in persons who are bilious, and have
15 15|          this opinion arose from persons who starve themselves to
16 18|       conveniences prepared, and persons who can manage them as they
17 18|    custom of taking it: for such persons, especially, feel the want
18 18|       thing in these diseases to persons whose bowels are too loose,
19 22|          make their escape; such persons having been first tormented
20 23|  frequent and laborious. In such persons the trachea becomes ulcerated,
21 26|      proper color, like those of persons in good health, and ascertain
22 26|       day, and look well to such persons on those days. And should
23 27|      remission of the fevers, as persons having these symptoms are
24 28|    draught is not to be given to persons after fever, until you see
25 33|               16. You should put persons on a course of hellebore
26 33|     administer hellebore to such persons as are laboring under empyema
27 35|       habitual mode of diet. For persons who dine contrary to custom
28 35|        belly is disordered; such persons will be benefited by sleeping
29 35|         taken their dinner. Such persons should take less supper
30 40|         veins intercepted; those persons whose hypochondria, sides,
31 42|      they prove troublesome; for persons so affected either die,
32 47|                          30. For persons affected with empyema. Having
33 52|           Mode of distinguishing persons in an hysterical fit. Pinch
34 53|                           36. To persons in coma, (dropsy?) give