Averroes says cold water is best therein, if he be able to endure it with equanimity, and rub the extremities and the spinal column afterwards with oils, compounded of oil of violets, and water rue, or of roses or some styptic thing in which is some cold,184 in order to retain the moisture of the bath inside. Let him be dried then with a soft linen cloth, and put to bed with cloths185 round him; then give milk as before mentioned. When that is digested, bathe him again as before mentioned. When that is digested, bathe him again as before, and put him and put him in an empty186 dwelling, lonely and sweet-smelling, in which is little air, and thereafter open the windows to cool the air,