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 1 3 |        whereas others take great pains that the patient should
 2 4 |         whole substance; for the pains in pleuritic affections
 3 7 |    fomentation like this soothes pains, even such as shoot to the
 4 10| surprised if such things produce pains in the bowels, but rather
 5 16|      than to men, for it creates pains in the uterus.~
 6 18|         black; there are gnawing pains about the bowels; the alvine
 7 20|       but more especially strong pains of the liver, heaviness
 8 20|          phlegmasiae and intense pains above the diaphragm, diseases
 9 22|                          5. When pains precede, and there are influxes
10 24| aberration of the intellect, and pains; the patient is agitated,
11 27|       expect in such a case that pains will fall upon the feet;
12 27|      there be no resolution, the pains will extend by degrees to
13 27|     there will be an abscess, or pains in the hypochondrium, or
14 28|        be acute, and if there be pains on either side, or in both,
15 28|      being applied for the other pains of the sides; and the legs
16 28|         the liver, and in severe pains proceeding from the diaphragm,
17 34|           17. From walking arise pains of the sides, of the back,
18 34|         wine and flatulent food, pains shoot to the loins and hips,
19 36|         suffocation, and gnawing pains, it is best to enjoin repose,
20 42|    plenty of hot oil. But if the pains be in the lower belly below
21 42|       except the friction. Those pains which are dissolved by discharges
22 51|                  34. For violent pains of the eyes. Take of chalcitis,