Haec ideo difficulter medicantur, primum quod ex frigoribus concipiuntur, deinde quod defatigatis morbo viribus eorum aer agitatus est, ventorum agitationibus extenuatur, unaque a vitiosis corporibus detrahit sucum et efficit ea exiliora.
These ailments are treated with difficulty, first because they are caught from chills, secondly because when the strength is worn out by disease the air is agitated; it is thinned by the agitation of the winds; at the same time it draws the sap from diseased persons and renders them thinner.
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