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womb; and until it be reduced; they do not conceive。



  47。 If the portion of the uterus seated near the hip…joint

suppurate; it gets into a state requiring to be treated with tents。



  48。 The male foetus is usually seated in the right; and the female

in the left side。



  49。 To procure the expulsion of the secundines; apply a

sternutatory; and shut the nostrils and mouth。



  50。 If you wish to stop the menses in a woman; apply as large a

cupping instrument as possible to the breasts。



  51。 When women are with child; the mouth of their womb is closed。



  52。 If in a woman with child; much milk flow from the breasts; it

indicates that the foetus is weak; but if the breasts be firm; it

indicates that the foetus is in a more healthy state。



  53。 In women that are about to miscarry; the breasts become slender;

but if again they become hard; there will be pain; either in the

breasts; or in the hip…joints; or in the eyes; or in the knees; and

they will not miscarry。



  54。 When the mouth of the uterus is hard; it is also necessarily

shut。



  55。 Women with child who are seized with fevers; and who are greatly

emaciated; without any (other?) obvious cause; have difficult and

dangerous labors; and if they miscarry; they are in danger。



  56。 In the female flux (immoderate menstruation?); if convulsion and

deliquium come on; it is bad。



  57。 When the menses are excessive; diseases take place; and when the

menses are stopped; diseases from the uterus take place。



  58。 Strangury supervenes upon inflammation of the rectum; and of the

womb; and strangury supervenes upon suppuration of the kidney; and

hiccup upon inflammation of the liver。



  59。 If a woman do not conceive; and wish to ascertain whether she

can conceive; having wrapped her up in blankets; fumigate below; and

if it appear that the scent passes through the body to the nostrils

and mouth; know that of herself she is not unfruitful。



  60。 If woman with a child have her courses; it is impossible that

the child can be healthy。



  61。 If a woman's courses be suppressed; and neither rigor nor

fever has followed; but she has been affected with nausea; you may

reckon her to be with child。



  62。 Women who have the uterus cold and dense (compact?) do not

conceive; and those also who have the uterus humid; do not conceive;

for the semen is extinguished; and in women whose uterus is very

dry; and very hot; the semen is lost from the want of food; but

women whose uterus is in an intermediate state between these

temperaments prove fertile。



  63。 And in like manner with respect to males; for either; owing to

the laxity of the body; the pneuma is dissipated outwardly; so as

not to propel the semen; or; owing to its density; the fluid

(semen?) does not pass outwardly; or; owing to coldness; it is not

heated so as to collect in its proper place (seminal vessels?); or;

owing to its heat; the very same thing happens。



  64。 It is a bad thing to give milk to persons having headache; and

it is also bad to give it in fevers; and to persons whose hypochondria

are swelled up; and troubled with borborygmi; and to thirsty

persons; it is bad also; when given to those who have bilious

discharges in acute fevers; and to those who have copious discharges

of blood; but it is suitable in phthisical cases; when not attended

with very much fever; it is also to be given in fevers of a chronic

and weak nature; when none of the aforementioned symptoms are present;

and the patients are excessively emaciated。



  65。 When swellings appear on wounds; such cases are not likely to be

attacked either with convulsions; or delirium; but when these

disappear suddenly; if situated behind; spasms and tetanus

supervene; and if before; mania; acute pains of the sides; or

suppurations; or dysentery; if the swellings be rather red。



  66。 When no swelling appears on severe and bad wounds; it is a great

evil。



  67。 In such cases; the soft are favorable; and crude; unfavorable。



  68。 When a person is pained in the back part of the head; he is

benefited by having the straight vein in the forehead opened。



  69。 Rigors commence in women; especially at the loins; and spread by

the back to the head; and in men also; rather in the posterior than

the anterior side of the body; as from the arms and thighs; the skin

there is rare; as is obvious from the growth of hair on them。



  70。 Persons attacked with quartans are not readily attacked with

convulsions; or if previously attacked with convulsions; they cease if

a quartan supervene。



  71。 In those persons in whom the skin is stretched; and parched

and hard; the disease terminates without sweats; but in those in

whom the skin is loose and rare; it terminates with sweats。



  72。 Persons disposed to jaundice are not very subject to flatulence。





  SECTION VI。



  1。 In cases of chronic lientery; acid eructations supervening when

there were none previously; is a good symptom。



  2。 Persons whose noses are naturally watery; and their seed

watery; have rather a deranged state of health; but those in the

opposite state; a more favorable。



  3。 In protracted cases of dysentery; loathing of food is a bad

symptom; and still worse; if along with fever。



  4。 Ulcers; attended with a falling off of the hair; are mali moris。



  5。 It deserves to be considered whether the pains in the sides;

and in the breasts; and in the other parts; differ much from one

another。



  6。 Diseases about the kidneys and bladder are cured with

difficulty in old men。



  7。 Pains occurring about the stomach; the more superficial they are;

the more slight are they; and the less superficial; the more severe。



  8。 In dropsical persons; ulcers forming on the body are not easily

healed。



  9。 Broad exanthemata are not very itchy。



  10。 In a person having a painful spot in the head; with intense

cephalalgia; pus or water running from the nose; or by the mouth; or

at the ears; removes the disease。



  11。 Hemorrhoids appearing in melancholic and nephritic affections

are favorable。



  12。 When a person has been cured of chronic hemorrhoids; unless

one be left; there is danger of dropsy or phthisis supervening。



  13。 Sneezing coming on; in the case of a person afflicted with

hiccup; removes the hiccup。



  14。 In a case of dropsy; when the water runs by the veins into the

belly; it removes the disease。



  15。 In confirmed diarrhoea; vomiting; when it comes on

spontaneously; removes the diarrhoea。



  16。 A diarrhoea supervening in a confirmed case of pleurisy or

pneumonia is bad。



  17。 It is a good thing in ophthalmy for the patient to be seized

with diarrhoea。



  18。 A severe wound of the bladder; of the brain; of the heart; of

the diaphragm; of the small intestines; of the stomach; and of the

liver; is deadly。



  19。 When a bone; cartilage; nerve; the slender part of the jaw; or

prepuce; are cut out; the part is neither restored; nor does it unite。



  20。 If blood be poured out preternaturally into a cavity; it must

necessarily become corrupted。



  21。 In maniacal affections; if varices or hemorrhoids come on;

they remove the mania。



  22。 Those ruptures in the back which spread down to the elbows are

removed by venesection。



  23。 If a fright or despondency lasts for a long time; it is a

melancholic affection。



  24。 If any of the intestines be transfixed; it does not unite。



  25。 It is not a good sign for an erysipelas spreading outwardly to

be determined inward; but for it to be determined outward from

within is good。



  26。 In whatever cases of ardent fever tremors occur; they are

carried off by a delirium。



  27。 Those cases of empyema or dropsy which are treated by incision

or the cautery; if the water or pus flow rapidly all at once;

certainly prove fatal。



  28。 Eunuchs do not take the gout; nor become bald。



  29。 A woman does not take the gout; unless her menses be stopped。



  30。 A young man does not take the gout until he indul

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