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 1 1 |      symptoms which the physician ought to know beforehand without
 2 6 |       without pain, the physician ought to withhold the draught
 3 7 |          by the fomentations, one ought not to foment for a length
 4 7 |           drunk the medicine, one ought to give him to swallow but
 5 11|         things as these; how they ought to know such diseases as
 6 16|           this account, then, one ought to consider beforehand the
 7 18|           can manage them as they ought to be. And if the patient
 8 21|           other strong cause, one ought to open the internal vein
 9 24|       pain of the side or not, he ought to lie quiet until the food
10 24| administer purgative medicine, it ought not be done during the first
11 24|          season, then, the ptisan ought to be given; it would be
12 25|           I am of opinion that we ought to give the colder and thicker
13 25|      ptisans, and that the drinks ought to be binding, of a vinous
14 26|           even or odd day, but he ought to, be particularly guarded
15 27|           delirium; the physician ought, therefore, to watch him,