Medical Compendium: Galen and Hippocrates

It is necessary for the white of the urines? or the same? or even? or black? to be underlying; a rotation? appears? to all. It is necessary likewise regarding all the fluids? themselves; for it is from their colors or quality. For it is necessary to make their arrangements as if they were excellent?, or for those taking up? medicines? based on their forms. And the applications? of the arts to the bodies; those things which, contrary to nature, are contained in the nourishment of the air?, seem? to be the cause of the? at? hand. Quartan original: "τετάρταιοι" (tetartaioi); fevers that recur every four days, traditionally associated with black bile. diseases are more likely to be aroused toward the senses? themselves; the weakness? of most tends toward the worse, toward that of the coming? burning?, happening? toward the sometime? breaths; and the burning fever original: "καύσωνα" (kausona); a high, inflammatory fever. over a long? time?. And there are also turbid? things from each? source. And the sufferings? of the eyes?; or at least they first appear at the first? signs of the eyes; or heart-pain original: "καρδιαγμὸν" (kardiagmon); in ancient medicine, this often referred to heartburn or pain in the upper stomach/esophagus rather than the heart itself., that is to say, an addition, for wholly? that thing will be present. And first? Hippocrates says if the hypochondrium The region of the abdomen just below the ribs. is in the eyes—for if itself? is waterless? toward hardness?—it paralyzes. And the stupor? original: "τύφου" (typhou); a state of clouded consciousness or smoky fever. or that occurring? under? the vision? by the color and? the thickness? of it. And of these things, which from its own cutting is the very first?, but for the child? to drink if? rather that of the fifth-day; or toward the things ready? to be restored. Such as the breadth? and it is necessary? to begin, indeed fevers? and first?; and with? it? the fifth-day ones rather. There is a restoration? for the strong or? weakest?. Those who on their own are exacerbated on the fifth day, and the logic of their matter happening from? the? remedies? for men?. These things happen to the phlegm-less? in the colors from without?, destined? and? in the infinite for the unknown?. It happens in? the? feverish person?; for it is not? possible? to be in? man? concerning? the of what sort?; or in? the? colors? three hundred?. Because it is not even? of the first? from the beginning? a cause of headache; just partly? of the having it correctly toward the eyes; it appears it will be? impossible? it is necessary?. And heart-pains? are brought toward?; some of the heart-pains? [affect] the hypochondria? or epilepsies? or epileptic? signs? occur? according to? the? body? and? the? hypochondria? body? through? the? shivering? original: "ῥίγωσιν" (rhigosin). for those who give them? or? length?; and this participates? in the middle of the blood by the battle-array? just? certain ones?. These things concerning? heart-pain? and? inflammation? are less; but to those with vomitings in abundance? having suffered? it happens?. They happen? most? to some, for to those? there is a full? substance, the things according to? or the? rejoicing?, and they say? it becomes? most wild? and? changes?. Look, the colors? will be changed? or for? in it upon? them? of both?. These things happen also? in the? nostrils of children?; wherefore? this? either? to have? the greatest?, or the things? upon? the? ears?. And the phrenitic original: "φρενιτικά" (phrenitika); relating to delirium caused by inflammation of the brain or its membranes. things together with? children?, for? even? it is not possible to produce a sediment? in fevers? for all? by alteration?. By the indeed? hard? or [of those] turning green, for either these? three? things and by forms?. And the same things happen by the phrenitic? ones. And in fevers? there happen? also? choleric bloods? in children? in the internal organs?, so that? in the established? color for the things seen? in the extremities? of nature? those who have considered? them. For it is necessary for one who is going to correctly prognosticate those concerning wisdom?, men? being? [so]; and for those there is? great? fortune. For our things...??

...to be carried away, such as? the? stomachs, both the nerves? and? the bodies, the things from? the? minds?. It is necessary [to be] of nature; and it is such as? even? the powers? under one having three hundred?. And the things? concerning? wisdom? already? the? faces?; and an observation? of the breaths as many? at least? as? and? the things? under? unchangeable?. It is necessary to have? the passages of the nourishments? in the division? weakly?. The bones? of the? head there? changing?; which after?, for indeed both first and with? them? to see? signs? in blood?. Because? in? fever? there is the things? for all, but? in the bodies something? happening? badly?. And the phrenitic? things to be said?. Toward the curative it already? is necessary?, and the composition? appears the things previously decided by diet. For it happens? to him indeed?; to them? the things contrary to nature always? existing? by? one another?. Being taken up, therefore, they stand?. And for the children? for the sake of? foam? beating? these ancient? things. By the conjunction the? third-day? and? the? rest?; which things it is necessary to know that for each? by? diseases?. And not? for? these kinds? to happen? in the circumference?. And the things brought upon? according to themselves?. And it is very necessary also? to know the? rest?. For they? may be added with? and? powers?. Because we know? its? work? is? even? a stumble?. And the first? great? supports?. To those the faces? [and] colors?. And to know? there are? signs? for these — : —

Section 1.

The catarrhal original: "καταρροϊκοί" (katarrhoikoi); those suffering from a downward flow of humors, such as mucus. conditions exist happening from below the head, the loin, the back, the feet?. Having come under the sun? from sleep? from hot blood?. And for [those] producing some? ancient? medicines?; and so in? the? belly? as of it beginning. For indeed heat? is concerning most things; for even in suffering, for those whom [it] may appear always? after? them?. And those always? for the things from the belly? are phlegmatic. The things contrary to? expectation? just now? happen nor? unobstructed. They vomit? colors? of minerals/metals; upon which at least? the phlegmatic? things. Those becoming even phlegmatic have it in men contrary to nature; or a hard? cause? and? the phlegmatic? things. The burns? for those being overtaken? upon? the hypochondria?. Concerning the earth for? [they] not? to have? equal? things, the things which are remaining? and? of those who have sweated?. The first of the powers will be left behind and? they make bold? the substances. The partial? three? phlegmatic things are very? much? necessary?. And the black-choleric? original: "μελανόχολά" (melanochola); relating to black bile. things are? in? choleric? ones each time?. After cleansings? they narrate? the sediment?. And the things are also soothing?. For the things from? the? loin? being small? are beneficial; and as many of them as remain? for us?. Those things [are] the choleric? phlegmatic things. And there is inflammation? upon blood?, but the such a thing? falls down? according to? fever? [to] the physician?, which suffers? [as if] of plague?. And there are? phlegmatic? things also the things through the removal by a physician? not beginning?. So then the first? things happen? among? the? first?; shivering? and the shivering? of the eyes?. And of these? [things] flourishing? for? he was saying?, such as inscriptions in greater number were? bad?. And those themselves? have? phlegmatic? things upon the composition? of the circumference?. Those being? phlegmatic cut? according to? the world? to learn beforehand?. And what first?...