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 1 1 |       for, with the exception of acute diseases, the only medicines
 2 2 |    commend the physician who, in acute diseases, by which the bulk
 3 2 |    treatment better than others. Acute diseases are those which
 4 3 |   science as medicine, since, in acute diseases, practitioners
 5 6 |       diseases, and not least in acute diseases, especially those
 6 9 |      more especially in the most acute? But it is well ascertained
 7 11|      some at the commencement of acute diseases have taken food
 8 11|      those by pain, and from the acute nature of the disease, and
 9 11|     debilitated by pain, and the acute nature of the disease, one
10 13|     under consideration,—that in acute diseases, in which a change
11 14|       oxymel, should be given in acute diseases. Wherefore the
12 15|       when drunk in any stage of acute disease, is less suitable
13 16|         sometimes a bad thing in acute diseases, more especially
14 17|          when used as a drink in acute diseases; for it neither
15 19|                  2. Bleed in the acute affections, if the disease
16 27| epistaxis, suddenly occurring in acute diseases, indicates vehemence
17 28|        observed: If the fever be acute, and if there be pains on
18 28|       and boldly, if the pain be acute, so as to bring on deliquium