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 1 4 |           administer medicine or a clyster. And to those who are accustomed
 2 6 |            in the vigor of life, a clyster should be given, or if he
 3 18|           administer an emetic and clyster; and if these things do
 4 19|        blood, you may administer a clyster every third day, until he
 5 20|          we may have recourse to a clyster, unless the disease be great
 6 22|         moved, we may administer a clyster and give the boiled milk
 7 24|           descends to the loins, a clyster should be administered,
 8 24|            either a suppository or clyster is to be administered; but
 9 24|           are to be evacuated by a clyster. But if the ardent fever (
10 25|          thought necessary, give a clyster; such patients should be
11 25|         the bowels at first with a clyster, but give no purgative medicines
12 28|            animi, and afterwards a clyster is to be given. But if the
13 28|          after the commencement, a clyster should be given, and if
14 36|         quickly as possible give a clyster of hot water with plenty
15 41| constipated, administer a soothing clyster.~