SECT. XXV.—THE CURE OF QUOTIDIANS.

In curing the quotidian, we use oxymel during the first days, and those

things which properly promote the discharge of urine. And, upon the

whole, the diet ought to be incisive; but, at its acme, we must look to

the stomach, particularly its orifice. We must also prescribe an emetic

from radishes taken with food, and phlegmagogue cathartics in abundance,

until it subside.

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