Aphorism 91 § 91 Aphorism 91 : The symptoms and feelings of the patient during a previous course of medicine…

Aphorism 90 § 90 Aphorism 90 : When the physician has finished writing down these particulars, he then makes a…

Aphorism 89 § 89 Aphorism 89 : When the patient (for it is on him we have chiefly to rely…

Aphorism 88 § 88 Aphorism 88 : If in these voluntary details nothing has been mentioned respecting several parts or…

Aphorism 87 § 87 Aphorism 87 : And thus the physician obtains more precise information respecting each particular detail, but…

Aphorism 86 § 86 Aphorism 86 : When the narrators have finished what they would say of their own accord,…

Aphorism 85 § 85 Aphorism 85 : He begins a fresh line with every new circumstance mentioned by the patient…

Aphorism 84 § 84 Aphorism 84 : The patient details the history of his sufferings; those about him tell what…

Aphorism 83 § 83 Aphorism 83 : This individualizing examination of a case of disease, for which I shall only…

Aphorism 82 § 82 Aphorism 82 : Although, by the discovery of that great source of chronic diseases, as also…

Aphorism 81 § 81 Aphorism 81 : The fact that this extremely ancient infecting agent has gradually passed, in some…

Aphorism 80 § 80 Aphorism 80 : Incalculably greater and more important than the two chronic miasms just named, however,…

Aphorism 79 § 79 Aphorism 79 : Hitherto syphilis alone has been to some extent known as such a chronic…

Aphorism 78 § 78 Aphorism 78 : § 78 Fifth Edition The true natural chronic diseases are those that arise…

Aphorism 77 § 77 Aphorism 77 : Those diseases are inappropriately named chronic, which persons incur who expose themselves continually…