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1 7 |     stronger than that it could be drunk, and may then be sewed into
2 7 | apprehension. When the patient has drunk the medicine, one ought
3 10|        undiluted has been suddenly drunk, for the one will create
4 15|                 15. Hydromel, when drunk in any stage of acute disease,
5 15|         the case. For hydromel, if drunk alone, is much stronger
6 17|          intestines: and, if it be drunk while the feet are cold,
7 28|           the bowels, it should be drunk in larger quantity, along
8 43|            when the person who has drunk the draught complains of
9 45|           a drachm and a half, and drunk; it is combined with the