Part

 1 1 |    regimen, although this be a great omission. Some of them,
 2 2 |     remedies. This, then, is a great proof that the common people
 3 2 |       these matters there is a great difference between them.~
 4 3 |  properly, whereas others take great pains that the patient should
 5 4 |        hydromel or wine, in as great quantity as may be proper;
 6 6 |    look upon this season as of great consequence in all diseases,
 7 8 |     them reasonable that, as a great change has taken place in
 8 8 |        counteracted by another great change. Now, indeed, to
 9 9 |      it appear that there is a great difference whether the diet
10 9 |      to produce unseasonably a great emptying of the vessels
11 9 |        on the whole, to make a great change either one way or
12 11|       the patient. For it is a great mischief if to a patient
13 12|     concur in proving that all great changes, either one way
14 12|     bowels, if from a state of great inanition more food than
15 12|       body, if from a state of great rest it be hastily brought
16 15|     evacuation occasions other great mischiefs, for it neither
17 15|  devoid of bouquet. There is a great difference between unmixed
18 16|  appears advantageous to use a great deal of this drink during
19 20| clyster, unless the disease be great and strong; but if so, purging
20 22|       liver, the heart, or the great vein (vena cava?); whence
21 23|       orthopnoea attended with great dryness supervenes; the
22 31|        and giving rise to very great ligaments, which terminate