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 1 5 |     was livid, like that of a person who had been struck. The
 2 6 |   descended, in the case of a person who has recently swallowed
 3 9 |    heat in summer; or, if the person cannot sleep, he may stroll
 4 9 |      especially water. Such a person will suffer still more if
 5 10|     the belly when eaten by a person not accustomed to it; and
 6 10| bowels bread will create to a person accustomed to live upon
 7 11|       physician, or a private person, coming in and knowing what
 8 12|      of all these cases. If a person having received a wound
 9 18|   ingress and egress. But the person who takes the bath should
10 18|   wandering of the mind. To a person in such a state give to
11 21|                     4. When a person suddenly loses his speech,
12 24|        7. When fever seizes a person who has lately taken food,
13 26|       discharges of a healthy person, and if such is their appearance
14 26|    convulsion occur to such a person, death may be anticipated,
15 27|    fever. Nevertheless such a person is to be kept upon a restricted
16 27|     and delirium seize such a person; but blisters break out
17 27|       loss of speech seizes a person, on the fourteenth day of
18 27|       juice of ptisan. Such a person cannot escape, unless critical
19 35|    head, and in this case the person affected will do well to
20 36|      from the complaint. To a person in such a complaint it will
21 42|      no motion, and to such a person nothing should be administered
22 43|       draught for a dropsical person. Take three cantharides,
23 43|        of water, and when the person who has drunk the draught