Book 3
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First day. As night began there were fears, much rambling, depression and slight feverishness. Early in the morning frequent convulsions; whenever these frequent convulsions intermitted, she wandered and uttered obscenities; many pains, severe and continuous.
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Second day. Same symptoms; no sleep; fever more acute.
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Third day. The convulsions ceased, but were succeeded by coma and oppression, followed in turn by wakefulness. She would jump up; could not restrain herself; wandered a great deal; fever acute; on this night a copious, hot sweating all over; no fever ; slept, was perfectly rational, and had a crisis. About the third day urine black and thin, with particles mostly round floating in it, which did not settle. Near the crisis copious menstruation.
CASE XII
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In Larisa a maiden was seized with an acute fever of the ardent type. Sleeplessness; thirst; tongue sooty and parched; urine of good colour, but thin.
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Second day. In pain; no sleep.
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Third day. Copious stools, watery and of a yellowish green; similar stools on the following days, passed without distress.
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Fourth day. Scanty, thin urine, with a substance suspended in it which did not settle; delirium at night.
