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 1 6 |        hot if it is winter, and cold if it is summer; and, if
 2 6 |        when, then, the feet are cold, one should refrain from
 3 9 |        night, and guard against cold in winter and heat in summer;
 4 9 |         and the extremities are cold, and the most of those who
 5 9 |       as follows: let him avoid cold, heat, and exertion, for
 6 11|     ears; their extremities are cold, their urine unconcocted;
 7 16|       and makes the extremities cold, this is the only bad effect
 8 17|        drunk while the feet are cold, its injurious effects will
 9 17|          when in moderate, when cold, and when hot; all these
10 18|        should be protected from cold, as also the head and the
11 18|       insomnolency, extremities cold. In such a case, unless
12 23|        the defluxion being of a cold and viscid nature it becomes
13 23|  stationary, it being naturally cold and disposed to obstructions.
14 23|         water and hydromel, not cold; and administer the juice
15 24| commencement. When the feet are cold, give neither drink nor
16 24|         at that the feet become cold, being devoid of flesh,
17 24|      and besides, they contract cold, owing to their distance
18 24|       the head and chest become cold. Wherefore one should attend
19 24|          that when the feet are cold, the bowels are necessarily
20 25|         that they do not become cold; and very little drink is
21 25|     drink is to be used, either cold water or hydromel. In those
22 25|         inferior extremities be cold, about the ears and neck,
23 25|          if these parts are not cold, to have other changes;
24 25|         and the extremities are cold, the greatest care and precaution
25 25|       care that he do not catch cold when the application is
26 38|  decoction of summer wheat in a cold state, lentil soup, bread
27 38|    these things should be eaten cold, and similar articles of
28 44|    having shaved the head apply cold things to it if in the summer