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 1 1|     ailment, norjaundice, nor a disease of black bile, nor would
 2 1|      condition,then removed the disease by means of a single purgation;
 3 1|    actuallyhelp to increase the disease; for, if the medicine does
 4 1|       of evil and increases the disease.~ ~And yet this drug may
 5 2|     warm either through nature, disease, time of life, season of
 6 2|  dyscrasia is itself known as a disease, and that it is certainly
 7 2|        the real essence of each disease? Why, then, did you not
 8 2| investigation into the cause of disease? For the fruit of the enquiry
 9 2|      fact also, that the actual disease is that condition of the
10 2|    diagnosis and in the cure of disease were entirely passed over
11 3|      diagnosis and treatment of disease. ~ Now it is impossible
12 3|       inflammation or any other disease, and if this is accompanied
13 3|     with the origin and cure of disease, it will be possible to
14 3|     place. ~ Frequently also in disease Nature purges the animal
15 3|        length in my treatise on disease. For the present, however,