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The genuine works of Hippocrates, Vol. 1 (of 2)

Note 559 — ON REGIMEN IN ACUTE DISEASES.

Francis Adams translation

I need scarcely mention that hydromel was a drink prepared by boiling honey in a large proportion of water. It was of different degrees of strength; sometimes there were only two parts of water to one of honey, and at other times from seven to eight parts were used See Paulus Ægineta, Book I., 96, Syd. Soc. edit.

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