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 1 6 |      illness; when, then, the feet are cold, one should refrain
 2 6 |     heat has descended to the feet, one may then give it; and
 3 12|     part of the body, for the feet will make a similar display,
 4 17|      if it be drunk while the feet are cold, its injurious
 5 24|    the commencement. When the feet are cold, give neither drink
 6 24|    most part, coldness of the feet is a symptom of a paroxysm
 7 24|    when the fever ceases, the feet, on the contrary, become
 8 24|      when the heat leaves the feet, it is kindled up in the
 9 24|       be wondered at that the feet become cold, being devoid
10 24|      the heat descends to the feet, and, at the same time,
11 24| attend to this; that when the feet are cold, the bowels are
12 24|      the heat descends to the feet, and the urine passes freely,
13 25|   most especially to warm the feet, and see that they are properly
14 27|      pains will fall upon the feet; if then they attack the
15 27|       if then they attack the feet, and if these continue long
16 31|        which terminate in the feet,) in such a case, unless
17 31|       wax; bathe the legs and feet in hot water, and then cover
18 43|      and removing their head, feet, and wings, triturate their