Sec. 213. But if the Fever should be strong, the Pulse hard, and the Pain of the Head and Loins should be violent, he must, 1. immediately lose Blood from the Arm; receive a Glyster two Hours after; and, if the Fever continues, the Bleeding must be repeated. I have directed a Repetition of it even to the fourth Time, within the two first Days, to young People under the Age of eighteen; and it is more especially necessary in such Persons as, with a hard and full Pulse, are also affected with a heavy Drowsiness and a _Delirium_, or Raving. 2. As long as the Fever continues violently, two, three, and even four Glysters should be given in the 24 Hours; and the Legs should be bathed twice. 3. The Patient is to be taken out of Bed, and supported in a Chair as long as he can tolerably bear it. 4. The Air of his Chamber should frequently be renewed, and if it be too hot, which it often is in Summer, in Order to refresh it, and the Patient, the Means must be employed which are directed Sec. 36. 5. He is to be restrained to the Ptisans No. 2 or 4; and if that does not sufficiently moderate the Fever, he should take every Hour, or every two Hours, according to the Urgency of the Case, a Spoonful of the Mixture No. 10; mixed with a Cup of Ptisan. After the Eruption, the Fever being then abated, there is less Occasion for Medicine; and should it even entirely disappear, the Patient may be regulated, as directed, Sec. 212. Sec. 214. When, after a Calm, a Remission or Intermission of some Days, the Process of Suppuration revives the Fever, we ought first, and especially, to keep the [54] Body very open. For this Purpose, _a_ an Ounce of _Catholicon_ should be added to the Glysters; or they might be simply made of Whey, with Honey, Oil and Salt. _b_ Give the Patient three times every Morning, at the Interval of two Hours between each, three Glasses of the Ptisan No. 32. _c_ Purge him _after_ two Days, with the Potion No. 23, but on that Day he must not take the Ptisan No. 32.