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 1 1 |    should be treated, in these cases I entertain a still greater
 2 4 |     beyond the crisis, in such cases as it appears to take place
 3 4 |         occur earlier, and the cases are less subject to relapses.~
 4 7 |        are to be made in those cases.~
 5 9 |      It is beneficial, in such cases, to counterbalance this
 6 11|     diet has occurred in these cases, without any change in their
 7 11|  become concocted. But in what cases this must be done will be
 8 11|      abstinence; that in those cases in which there should be
 9 12|    state examples of all these cases. If a person having received
10 12|     therefore the body in such cases requires protracted repose,
11 12|        and indolence, in these cases also the bowels would require
12 14|       less expectorant in such cases than the other wine, but
13 14|  scrapings than usual, in such cases a change from a white wine
14 15|      diseases, and fall in few cases; but in what instances it
15 16|       much good. But there are cases in which hydromel, strongly
16 16|   produce these bad effects in cases which are otherwise of a
17 16|        if given at all in such cases it should be quite tepid,
18 17|    understanding: but in which cases water is mostly to be given
19 18|   general it suits better with cases of pneumonia than in ardent
20 21|       age of the patient. Such cases are mostly attended with
21 22|      are buoyant, for then the cases more easily admit of a cure;
22 23|      the external air. In such cases, unless there be a spontaneous
23 25|    water or hydromel. In those cases of fever where the bowels
24 25|      black bile. When in these cases there is a colliquative
25 25|      and rather astringent. In cases of fever attended from the
26 25| disorder of the bowels. But in cases of fever attended with nausea,
27 27|    purgative medicines in such cases, at the commencement, you
28 28|      hellebore, and give it in cases of pleurisy attended with
29 28|      the diaphragm, and in all cases in which it is beneficial
30 32|        resolution in all these cases.~
31 40|      retain the wind. In these cases you may do mischief, but