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 1 2 |      attendants. But I would more especially commend the physician who,
 2 2 |         for physicians owing most especially to these diseases, for it
 3 3 |        that those things are more especially deserving of being consigned
 4 5 |           to be well boiled, more especially if you do not intend to
 5 5 |      struck, for this reason more especially, that when dead the affected
 6 6 |       giving the ptisan, and more especially abstain from drink; but
 7 6 |          least in acute diseases, especially those of a febrile character,
 8 9 |          other respects, but more especially in the changes, how can
 9 9 |   otherwise in diseases, and more especially in the most acute? But it
10 9 |       still more avoid drink, and especially water. Such a person will
11 9 | constitutions and habits are most especially concerned in the production
12 13|       know these things, and more especially respecting the subject under
13 16|           in acute diseases, more especially when the flatulence cannot
14 16|        all times to give it, more especially from the fretting and irritation
15 18|      taking it: for such persons, especially, feel the want of it, and
16 20|  obstructed respiration; but more especially strong pains of the liver,
17 25|          in this case we are most especially to warm the feet, and see
18 26|            as it is in them, more especially, that changes take place
19 35|            this complaint is more especially produced by it if mixed
20 35|         are particularly bad, and especially if very fresh; it is best