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 1 11|      its acme and has become concocted. But in what cases this
 2 11|  diet, before the disease is concocted; for in this way death would
 3 11|    if, before the disease be concocted, the patient swallow unstrained
 4 11|      that the disease is not concocted; they become sorrowful,
 5 13|    used until the disease be concocted, or some other symptom,
 6 25|   strongly, the urine is not concocted, but the fever remains long,
 7 25| fever abate and the urine be concocted; the patient should be laid
 8 27|     a chronic state, are not concocted while the fever persists,
 9 28|      the urine and sputa are concocted (if, indeed, after the administration
10 28|     objection. The sputa are concocted when they resemble pus,
11 28|      urine, and the sputa be concocted; when either of these come
12 31|   sleep come on, followed by concocted urine and critical sweats,