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Third day. Rigor; acute fever; a reddish, hard swelling in the neck, extending to the breast on either side; extremities cold and livid, breathing elevated;The ancient commentators did not know the meaning of this word when applied to respiration, and a modern can only guess. drink returned through the nostrilsshe could not swallowstools and urine ceased.
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Fourth day. General exacerbation.
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Fifth day. Death.
CASE VIII
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The youth who lay sick by the Liars’ Market was seized with fever after unaccustomed fatigue, toil and running.
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First day. Bowels disturbed with bilious, thin, copious stools; urine thin and blackish; no sleep; thirst.
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Second day. General exacerbation; stools more copious and more unfavourable. No sleep; mind disordered; slight sweating.
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Third day. Uncomfortable; thirst; nausea; much tossing; distress; delirium; extremities livid and cold; tension, soft underneath, of the hypochondriumSee note, p. 188. on both sides.
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Fourth day. No sleep; grew worse.
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Seventh day. Died, being about twenty years old.
CASE IX
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The woman who lodged with Tisamenus was in bed with a troublesome attack of inflammation of the upper bowel. Copious vomits; could not retain her drink. Pains in the region of the hypochondria. The pains were also lower, in the region of the bowels. Constant tormina. No thirst. She grew hot, though the extremities were cold all the time.
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Nausea; sleeplessness. Urine scanty and thin. Excreta crude, thin and scanty. It was no longer possible to do her any good, and she died.
CASE X
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A woman who was one of the house of Pantimides after a miscarriage was seized with fever on the first day. Tongue dry; thirst; nausea; sleeplessness. Bowels disordered, with thin, copious and crude stools.
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Second day. Rigor; acute fever; copious stools; no sleep.
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Third day. The pains greater.
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Fourth day. Delirium.
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Seventh day. Death.
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The bowels were throughout loose, with copious, thin, crude stools. Urine scanty and thin.
CASE XI
