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state； for he had no sleep； and the fever was more intense。 On the
twentieth； sweated all over； apyrexia； dejections bilious； aversion to
food； comatose。 On the twenty…fourth； had a relapse。 On the
thirty…fourth； apyrexia； bowels not confined； and he again recovered
his heat。 Fortieth； apyrexia； bowels confined for no long time；
aversion to food； had again slight symptoms of fever； and throughout
in an irregular form； apyrexia at times； and at others not； for if the
fever intermitted； and was alleviated for a little； it immediately
relapsed again； he used much and improper food； sleep bad； about the
time of the relapse he was delirious； passed thick urine at that time；
but troubled； and of bad characters； bowels at first confined； and
again loose； slight fevers of a continual type； discharges copious and
thin。 On the hundred and twentieth day he died。 In this patient the
bowels were constantly from the first either loose； with bilious；
liquid； and copious dejections； or constipated with hot and undigested
faeces； the urine throughout bad； for the most part coma； or
insomnolency with pain； continued aversion to food。 Ardent fever。
Explanation of the characters。 It is probable that the weakness
produced by the fever； the phrenitis； and affection of the
hypochondrium caused death on the hundred and twentieth day。
CASE II。 In Thasus； the woman who lodged near the Cold Water； on the
third day after delivery of a daughter； the lochial discharge not
taking place； was seized with acute fever； accompanied with rigors。
But a considerable time before delivery she was feverish； confined
to bed； and loathed her food。 After the rigor which took place；
continual and acute fevers； with rigors。 On the eighth and following
days； was very incoherent； and immediately afterwards became
collected； bowels disordered； with copious； thin； watery； and
bilious stools； no thirst。 On the eleventh was collected； but disposed
to coma； urine copious； thin； and black； no sleep。 On the twentieth；
slight chills； and immediately afterwards was warm； slight
incoherence； no sleep； with regard to the bowels； in the same
condition； urine watery； and copious。 On the twenty…seventh； free from
fever； bowels constipated； not long afterwards violent pain of the
right hip…joint for a considerable time； fevers afterwards supervened；
urine watery。 On the fortieth； complaints about the hip…joint
better； continued coughs； with copious； watery sputa； bowels
constipated； aversion to food； urine the same； fever not leaving her
entirely； but having paroxysms in an irregular form； sometimes
present； sometimes not。 On the sixtieth； the coughs left her without a
crisis； for no concoction of the sputa took place； nor any of the
usual abscesses； jaw on the right side convulsively retracted；
comatose； was again incoherent； and immediately became collected；
utter aversion to food； the jaw became relaxed； alvine discharges
small； and bilious； fever more acute； affected with rigors； on the
following days lost her speech； and again became collected； and
talked。 On the eightieth she died。 In this case the urine throughout
was black； thin； and watery； coma supervened； there was aversion to
food； aversion to food； despondency； and insomnolency； irritability；
restlessness； she was of a melancholic turn of mind。
Explanation of the characters。 It is probable that the suppression
of the lochial discharge caused death on the day。
CASE III。 In Thasus； Pythion； who was lodged above the Temple of
Hercules； from labor； fatigue； and neglected diet； was seized with
strong rigor and acute fever； tongue dry； thirsty； and bilious； had no
sleep； urine darkish； eneorema floating on the top of the urine； did
not subside。 On the second day； about noon； coldness of the
extremities； especially about the hands and head； loss of speech and
of articulation； breathing short for a considerable time； recovered
his heat； thirst； passed the night quietly； slight sweats about the
head。 On the third； passed the day in a composed state； in the
evening； about sunset； slight chills； nausea； agitation； passed the
night in a painful state； had no sleep； small stools of compact faeces
passed from the bowels。 On the fourth； in the morning； composed； about
noon all the symptoms became exacerbated； coldness； loss of speech；
and of articulation； became worse； recovered his heat after a time；
passed black urine； having substances floating in it； the night quiet；
slept。 On the fifth； seemed to be lightened； but a painful weight
about the belly； thirsty； passed the night in a painful state。 On
the sixth； in the morning； in a quiet state； in the evening the
pains greater； had a paroxysm； in the evening the bowels properly
opened by a small clyster； slept at night。 On the seventh； during
the day； in a state of nausea； somewhat disturbed； passed urine of the
appearance of oil； at night； much agitation； was incoherent； did not
sleep。 On the eighth； in the morning； slept a little； but
immediately coldness； loss of speech； respiration small and weak；
but in the evening recovered his heat again； was delirious； but
towards day was somewhat lightened； stools small； bilious； and
unmixed。 On the ninth； affected with coma； and with nausea when
roused； not very thirsty； about sunset he became restless and
incoherent； passed a bad night。 On the tenth； in the morning； had
become speechless； great coldness； acute fever； much perspiration；
he died。 His sufferings were on the even days。
Explanation of the characters。 It is probable that the excessive
sweats caused death on the tenth day。
CASE IV。 The patient affected with phrenitis； having taken to bed on
the first day； vomited largely of verdigris…green and thin matters；
fever； accompanied with rigors； copious and continued sweats all over；
heaviness of the head and neck； with pain； urine thin； substances
floating in the urine small； scattered； did not subside； had copious
dejections from the bowels； very delirious； no sleep。 On the second；
in the morning； loss of speech； acute fever； he sweated； fever did not
leave him； palpitations over the whole body； at night； convulsions。 On
the third； all the symptoms exacerbated； he died。
Explanation of the characters。 It is probable that the sweats and
convulsions caused death。
CASE V。 In Larissa； a man； who was bald； suddenly was seized with
pain in the right thigh； none of the things which were administered
did him any good。 On the first day； fever acute； of the ardent type；
not agitated； but the pains persisted。 On the second； the pains in the
thigh abated； but the fever increased； somewhat tossed about； did
not sleep； extremities cold； passed a large quantity of urine； not
of a good character。 On the third； the pain of the thigh ceased；