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 1 16|  large doses. But if slightly acrid it moistens the mouth and
 2 18|    the summer season, attract acrid and bilious humors to themselves;
 3 18|  veins being dried up attract acrid and hot defluxions to themselves.
 4 18|      Give nothing saltish nor acrid, for they will not be borne;
 5 22| influxes of black bile and of acrid humors, and when by their
 6 23|        it is rendered hot and acrid by the season), being of
 7 23|       season, and the hot and acrid humors which cause the disease.~
 8 27|      supervene, and thick and acrid urine be passed, or the
 9 28|    and urine that is thin and acrid, and if sweats come out
10 37|    patient should eat dry and acrid things, for thus will he
11 38|  intestines hot, and who pass acrid and irregular stools of
12 46|    running, drinking, and all acrid substances, except marjoram;