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 1 4 |       but should give before the draught of ptisan, either hydromel
 2 4 |    moisture, the quantity of the draught is to be increased, as a
 3 4 |         even day: after this the draught is to be given early in
 4 5 |         before administering the draught, the pain, if present, will
 5 6 |  physician ought to withhold the draught until he thinks that the
 6 6 |       will be proper to give the draught neither in large quantity
 7 6 |       time for administering the draught is to be particularly observed
 8 7 |         he should take a smaller draught than what he had been accustomed
 9 11|        proof that such or such a draught need not be prescribed on
10 11|         do not commence with the draught seasonably. But this they
11 15|        he shall use ptisan for a draught, and drink afterward hydromel,
12 15|     hydromel be taken before the draught, it will not have the same
13 16|         this at night before the draught of ptisan, and when a considerable
14 16|        time has passed after the draught there will be nothing to
15 18| immediately after he has taken a draught of ptisan or a drink; neither
16 25|         the juice of ptisan as a draught in the evening; clear out
17 25|    oxymel diluted with water; no draught should be administered,
18 27|        triturated together, in a draught; or galbanum in honey, and
19 28|         of the drink, and of the draught, which should be thin, and
20 28|    ascertain from the urine. The draught is not to be given to persons
21 35|         sleep, and take some hot draught for which he feels disposed;
22 43|                            26. A draught for a dropsical person.
23 43|         person who has drunk the draught complains of pain, let him
24 43|        with oil, should take the draught fasting, and eat hot bread