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 1 1 |      part, omitted, some in one case and some in others, and
 2 1 |         this is by no means the case. Those, indeed, who have
 3 3 |   preservation of health in the case of those who are well; and
 4 4 |         first, and then, if the case permit, it is to be increased
 5 4 |      and what is proper in each case will be afterward stated
 6 6 |       has not descended, in the case of a person who has recently
 7 7 |         for sometimes it is the case. And further, barley or
 8 9 |      another. Wherefore, in the case of persons who take two
 9 15|       is by no means always the case. For hydromel, if drunk
10 17| entirely from wine, and in this case use water, or give weak,
11 18|          although even in their case it may be proper; but least
12 18|       drink, although, in their case too it may be suitable;
13 18|     extremities cold. In such a case, unless there be a flow
14 25|       course of fevers, in this case we are most especially to
15 27|         is repressed, in such a case there is apt to be a flow
16 27|     favorable, expect in such a case that pains will fall upon
17 28|      from the common, in such a case, the physician should proceed
18 28| pneumonia is at its height, the case is beyond remedy if he is
19 31|         in the feet,) in such a case, unless fever and sleep
20 35|        in the head, and in this case the person affected will
21 36|      are constipated. In such a case you should guard against