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.
