2。Bleedintheacuteaffections，ifthediseaseappearstrong，andthepatientsbeinthevigoroflife，andiftheyhavestrength。
Ifitbequinsyoranyotherofthepleuriticaffections，purgewithelectuaries；butifthepatientbeweaker，orifyouabstractmoreblood，youmayadministeraclystereverythirdday，untilhebeoutofdanger，andenjointotalabstinenceifnecessary。
3。Hypochondriainflamednotfromretentionofflatus，tensionofthediaphragm，checkedrespiration，withdryorthopnoea，whennopusisformed，butwhenthesecomplaintsareconnectedwithobstructedrespiration；butmoreespeciallystrongpainsoftheliver，heavinessofthespleen，andotherphlegmasiaeandintensepainsabovethediaphragm，diseasesconnectedwithcollectionsofhumors，-allthesediseasesdonotadmitofresolution，iftreatedatfirstbymedicine，butvenesectionholdsthefirstplaceinconductingthetreatment；thenwemayhaverecoursetoaclyster，unlessthediseasebegreatandstrong；butifso，purgingalsomaybenecessary；
butbleedingandpurgingtogetherrequirecautionandmoderation。
Thosewhoattempttoresolveinflammatorydiseasesatthecommencementbytheadministrationofpurgativemedicines，removenoneofthemorbifichumorswhichproducetheinflammationandtension；forthediseaseswhileunconcoctedcouldnotyield，buttheymeltdownthosepartswhicharehealthyandresistthedisease；sowhenthebodyisdebilitatedthemaladyobtainsthemastery；andwhenthediseasehastheupperhandofthebody，itdoesnotadmitofacure。