...sometimes delirium, but more frequently a lethargic stupor. The eruption generally, shows itself towards the end of the, third or the beginning of the fourth day ; sometimes not till the fifth. It comes out on the forehead in small points, which are generally distinct...

...development and progress ; in the former, it is more slow and gradual, seldom making any appearance until the end of the third, or the beginning of the fourth day, whereas, in the latter, it is mach more rapid, and has probably arrived at its maturity, while, in...

...eruption begins to appear; and in sopie instances severe cramps in the legs occur at this period. Towards the end of the third, or the beginning of the fourth day from the commencement of the disease, the eruption begins to make its appearance. The pustules appear first on the forehead, and on the parts...

...moral applications to the appointed hours of prayer1'. Thus the Apostolical Constitutions (written at the end of the third or the beginning of the fourth century) prescribe prayers at different hours in these terms : " ye shall "make prayers .... In the...

...vomiting, and an increase in the febrile symptoms. Q. When does the eruption usually appear ? — A. At the end of the third or the beginning of the fourth day from the commencement of the disease. Q. Where do the pustules first develope themselves ? — .'/. On the forehead and the parts about the...

...The Bassarica was a poem ; and its author, Dionysius, was apparently Dionysius Periegetes, who lived at the end of the third or the beginning of the fourth century of our era. It celebrated the exploits of Bacchus, and, among others, recounted his expedition...

...forms in which these fundamental truths are stated seem to be directed against the heresies which arose at the end of the third or the beginning of the fourth century ; heresies of a later date than those against which the additional articles in the Apostles'...

...Pliny, HN VI. 141. Bernhardy has made it probable that the extant work was either written or re-edited at the end of the third or the beginning of the fourth century. See Clinton, FH III. p. 576. в Florileg. vol. III. p. 244, in the edition of Meineke (Lipsise,...

...CHAPTER V. DEVELOPMENT OF THE HAIE. IN the human embryo, the first rudiments of the hairs become visible at the end of the third or the beginning of the fourth month. They are constantly first to be seen upon the forehead and eyebrows, and consist of papilliform...

...sometimes comes on, with great heat of skin and freqent and hard pulse. The eruption usually comes out at the end of the third or the beginning of the fourth day of the disease, seldom earlier, often later. It consists at first of small circular spots, like flea-bites,...