Book 3
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Eighth day. Stools black, scanty, compact; sleep; was collected; not very thirsty.
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Ninth day. Rigor, acute fever; sweat; chill; delirium; squinting of the right eye; tongue dry; thirsty; sleepless.
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Tenth day. Symptoms about the same.
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Eleventh day. Quite rational; no fever; slept, urine thin about the time of the crisis.
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The patient remained free from fever for two days, relapsed on the fourteenth day, and immediately had no sleep at night and was completely delirious.
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Fifteenth day. Urine muddy, like that which has been stirred up after settling; acute fever; completely delirious; no sleep; pain in knees and legs. On the application of a suppository, black, solid motions were passed.
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Sixteenth day. Urine thin, with a cloudy substance floating in it; delirium.
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Seventeenth day. Extremities cold in the early morning; would wrap himself up; acute fever; sweated all over; was relieved; more rational; some fever; thirst; vomited bilious matters, yellow and scanty; solid motions from the bowels; after a while they became black, scanty and thin; urine thin, and not of a good colour.
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Eighteenth day. Was not rational; comatose.
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Nineteenth day. The same symptoms.
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Twentieth day. Slept; completely rational; sweated ; no fever; no thirst; urine thin.
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Twenty-first day. Slightly delirious; rather thirsty; pain in the hypochondrium and throbbing about the navel continuously.
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Twenty-fourth day. Sediment in urine; completely rational.
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Twenty-seventh day. Pain in the right hip, but in other respects very comfortable; sediment in the urine.
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About the twenty-ninth day pain in the right eye; urine thin.
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Fortieth day. Passed motions full of phlegm, white and rather frequent; copious sweat all over; a perfect crisis.
CASE IV
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Philistes in Thasos had for a long time pain in the head, and at last fell into a state of stupor and took to his bed. Heavy drinking having caused continuous fevers the pain grew worse. At night he grew hot at the first.
