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 1 6 |       one should look upon this season as of great consequence
 2 18|    being dried up in the summer season, attract acrid and bilious
 3 23| defluxion from the head, in the season of winter or spring, flows
 4 23|         of danger. When, in the season of summer or autumn, there
 5 23|   rendered hot and acrid by the season), being of such a nature
 6 23|   imminent, partly owing to the season, and the hot and acrid humors
 7 24|     coming on; and if at such a season you apply those things,
 8 24|         does not sweat; at this season, then, the ptisan ought
 9 25|   withhold the draughts at that season. Fevers of this description
10 27|    symptoms may turn up. In the season of summer and autumn an
11 28|         of the patient, and the season of the year, and that largely
12 37|  breathing, if it is the summer season, and if he is in the prime
13 39|       without danger; this last season is at the greatest possible
14 44|   things to it if in the summer season.~