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 1 6 |       from drink; but when the heat has descended to the feet,
 2 7 | covered up above, for thus the heat will remain the longer,
 3 9 |     against cold in winter and heat in summer; or, if the person
 4 9 |   follows: let him avoid cold, heat, and exertion, for he could
 5 15|       neither extinguishes the heat in the hypochondria, but
 6 24|      of the body; for when the heat leaves the feet, it is kindled
 7 24|     the head. And when all the heat rushes upwards, and is exhaled
 8 24|       body, an accumulation of heat having taken place in the
 9 24|   resolved and dissipated, the heat descends to the feet, and,
10 24|        is pained; but when the heat descends to the feet, and
11 35|       occasions flatulence and heat about the chest, heaviness