Book

 1 1|      same way that the kind of dropsy which some peoplecall anasarca
 2 1|  course, the genesis of such a dropsy does not come about as dosome
 3 1|     animal were suffering from dropsy. Now, if anyonewill but
 4 1|        cholagogue in a case of dropsy, for these all equally purge
 5 2|      of the passages, and that dropsy can never occur in any other
 6 2|      way? For, to imagine that dropsy is never caused by the spleen
 7 2|   frequently, we have observed dropsy produced by chronic haemorrhoids
 8 2|        the womb, often provoke dropsy; and in some of them the
 9 2|       leave out of account the dropsy which begins in the flanks
10 2| obviously as does that kind of dropsy which is brought about by
11 2|   reason for the occurrence of dropsy, results from a failure
12 2|      certainly in this kind of dropsy neither the liver nor any
13 2|  result in something else than dropsy? The fact, therefore, that