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 1 10|       arteries, heaviness of the head, and thirst; and white and
 2 11|   matters are attracted from the head, and bilious from the region
 3 13|      state, and heaviness of the head.~
 4 14|  Wherefore the sweet affects the head less than the strong, attacks
 5 14|     there be no heaviness of the head, nor delirium, nor stoppage
 6 17|          strong heaviness of the head, or mental alienation, you
 7 17|         the will less affect the head and the understanding: but
 8 18|      when not quite dry. But the head should be rubbed by the
 9 18| protected from cold, as also the head and the rest of the body;
10 18|         removes heaviness of the head, and moistens the nose.
11 18|    benefit the whole body or the head alone. If then the proper
12 22|         speech, heaviness of the head, and convulsion, if the
13 23|        viscid defluxion from the head, in the season of winter
14 23|         gargles, and shaving the head, we must apply to it and
15 23|       nitrous defluxion from the head (it is rendered hot and
16 24|        sends its flame up to the head. And when all the heat rushes
17 24|   upwards, and is exhaled at the head, it is not to be wondered
18 24|       and, at the same time, the head and chest become cold. Wherefore
19 25|        vertigo, throbbing of the head, and thin urine, you may
20 26|       particulars; first how the head is, and if there be no headache,
21 27|        back part of the neck and head, and patients with such
22 28|      come out about the neck and head, for such sweats are bad,
23 33|        with a defluxion from the head. But do not administer hellebore
24 33|          if there be pain in the head, or obstruction of the ears
25 35|        body and throbbing in the head, and in this case the person
26 35|          chest, heaviness of the head, and nausea, and any other
27 43|  cantharides, and removing their head, feet, and wings, triturate
28 44|      asses: or having shaved the head apply cold things to it