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 1 6 |    seventh day, if the patient be strong. But if the earlier-taken
 2 6 |      swallowed food, and if he be strong and in the vigor of life,
 3 10|         similar kind possessed of strong properties, one would be
 4 10|  dark-colored wine, although both strong wines, if exchanged contrary
 5 10|           wonder that a sweet and strong wine, if suddenly exchanged,
 6 11|        This, therefore, I think a strong proof that such or such
 7 11|    strained. All these things are strong proofs that physicians do
 8 11|   commencement, are indicative of strong delirium, and patients so
 9 14|       marks as these, when sweet, strong, and dark wine, hydromel,
10 14|    affects the head less than the strong, attacks the brain less,
11 14|       diuretic than wine which is strong and thin; but sweet wine
12 14|           bad effects of a white, strong wine, have been already
13 17|          in these diseases either strong heaviness of the head, or
14 18|         humors to themselves; and strong fever seizes the whole body,
15 19| affections, if the disease appear strong, and the patients be in
16 20|  respiration; but more especially strong pains of the liver, heaviness
17 20|          the disease be great and strong; but if so, purging also
18 21|      without warning or any other strong cause, one ought to open
19 27|          life, and if his body be strong from exercise, and brawny,
20 31|           sweats, give to drink a strong Cretan wine, and boiled
21 33|       intemperament, or any other strong cause, for it will do no
22 36|        and drink a thin, old, and strong wine; and you should give
23 37|         the prime of life, and is strong, blood should be abstracted
24 42|           they are slight, but if strong they prove troublesome;