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 1 3 |      and some until after the crisis. Physicians are not in the
 2 4 |   moisture indicates an early crisis, but a late and deficient
 3 4 |   moisture indicates a slower crisis. And these things are as
 4 4 |      it to be given until the crisis, and moreover until two
 5 4 |     until two days beyond the crisis, in such cases as it appears
 6 7 |      not previously come to a crisis in the course of this time),
 7 18|  draughts of ptisan until the crisis be past. And the affection
 8 18|   genital organs, there is no crisis; tension of the testicle
 9 22| strength and attending to the crisis, we may give emetics, unless
10 23|       when, having passed the crisis, the patient is out of danger.
11 25|      to be exacerbated at the crisis; neither need it excite
12 25|  without sweats and without a crisis. Do not give draughts when
13 25| draughts when the time of the crisis is at hand, if there be
14 28|  digest properly, or wait the crisis); but when the melting down