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 1 2 |            than from all the others taken together. The vulgar, indeed,
 2 8 |         that, as a great change has taken place in the body, it should
 3 9 |         than if they had previously taken dinner. Since, then, an
 4 11|             of the patient is to be taken into consideration, and
 5 11| commencement of acute diseases have taken food on the same day, some
 6 11|            their way, and some have taken cyceon. Now all these things
 7 15|              but if the hydromel be taken before the draught, it will
 8 15|             injurious effects as if taken after it, but will be rather
 9 16|        nothing to prevent its being taken. But to those who are restricted
10 17|             whole complaint. But if taken intermediate between oxymel
11 18|            immediately after he has taken a draught of ptisan or a
12 24|             a person who has lately taken food, and whose bowels are
13 24|         accumulation of heat having taken place in the chest: and
14 25|             them, but care is to be taken that they do not become
15 28|           down of crude matters has taken place, and his system has
16 35|             down for those who have taken a debauch. With regard to
17 35|           as if they had previously taken their dinner. Such persons
18 35|            disorders the stomach if taken with its hull. The lupine
19 38|           and fish, which should be taken boiled if they have fever,