Kitap 3
2
Fourteenth day. No fever; no sweat; sleep; reason quite recovered; urine as before.
2
About the seventeenth day there was a relapse, and the patient grew hot. On the following days there was acute fever; urine thin; delirium.
2
Twentieth day. A fresh crisis; no fever; no sweat. All the time the patient had no appetite; was perfectly collected but could not talk; tongue dry; no thirst; snatches of sleep; coma. About the twenty-fourth day he grew hot; bowels loose with copious, thin discharges. On the following days acute fever; tongue parched.
2
Twenty-seventh day. Death.
2
In this case deafness persisted throughout; urine thick, red, without settling, or thin, colourless, with substances floating in it. The patient had no power to take food.
CASE III
3
The man lying sick in the garden of Delearces had for a long time heaviness in the head and pain in the right temple. From some exciting cause he was seized with fever, and took to his bed.
3
Second day. Slight flow of unmixed blood from the left nostril. The bowels were well moved; urine thin and varied, with particles in small groups, like barley-meal or semen, floating in it.
3
Third day. Acute fever; stools black, thin, frothy, with a livid sediment in them; slight stupor; getting up caused distress; in the urine a livid, rather viscous sediment.
3
Fourth day. Vomited scanty, bilious, yellow vomits, and after a short interval, verdigris-coloured ones; slight flow of unmixed blood from the left nostril; stools unaltered and urine unaltered; sweat about the head and collar-bones; spleen enlarged; pain in the direction of the thigh; tension, soft under-neath, of the right hypochondrium;See note, p. 188. no sleep at night; slight delirium.
3
Fifth day. Stools more copious, black, frothy; a black sediment in the stools; no sleep at night; delirium.
3
Sixth day. Stools black, oily, viscid, foul-smelling ; slept; was more rational.
3
Seventh day. Tongue dry; thirsty; no sleep; delirium; urine thin, not of a good colour.
