Medical And Physiological Commentaries 1
Medical And Physiological Commentaries 1
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ob. 15, 54 ; c. 2. ob. 66; c. 4. ob. 97.
(2) First Lines, fee. §. 153, fee.
(3) Tbe " Nitre," or " Natron," of the ancients was Carbonate of Soda.
(4) Indeed, there is no end to the fancies which have prevailed upon this subject Dr. Armstrong, finding the blood florid in a case of fever, inquires " whether the col- • our was the cause or the consequence of the fever." (a) (5) Observations on the Scurvy, p. 140, &c. (6) De Dieta, 1. 3, n. 7. / (7) Lectures on Acute and Chronic Diseases, vol. 2, ...p. 128.
(8) On the Blood, &c. p. 172.
(a) Lectures, &c vol. 1, p. 194.
440 HUMORAL PATHOLOGY.
all others, we shall endeavour to treat them honestly ; being much of Sancho's opinion, that, " the part of the man which swore truth ought to be allowed to pass, and that which told a lie ought to be hanged." (») " I will determine them all ; they are like these double or turning pictures'; stand before which, .
tX i*K- you see a fair maicU|>n the one side, an ape, on the other an owl;#* r ); but farther examine, you shall find them wise on the one side, ; / and fools on the other ; in most things praiseworthy, in the rest ■ incomparably faulty." " But I dare say no more of, for, with, or against them, because I am liable to their lash, as well as oth- ers." ( a ) " When, however, I behold one, mounted though it be but for a moment beyond the time which my love to my country has prescribed for him, then I cease to be a philosopher, and for the transport of an honest indignation, I wish the hobby-horse, with all its fraternity, at the ."( 3 ) SECTION V.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
ob. 15, 54 ; c. 2. ob. 66; c. 4. ob. 97.
(2) First Lines, fee. §. 153, fee.
(3) Tbe " Nitre," or " Natron," of the ancients was Carbonate of Soda.
(4) Indeed, there is no end to the fancies which have prevailed upon this subject Dr. Armstrong, finding the blood florid in a case of fever, inquires " whether the col- • our was the cause or the consequence of the fever." (a) (5) Observations on the Scurvy, p. 140, &c. (6) De Dieta, 1. 3, n. 7. / (7) Lectures on Acute and Chronic Diseases, vol. 2, ...p. 128.
(8) On the Blood, &c. p. 172.
(a) Lectures, &c vol. 1, p. 194.
440 HUMORAL PATHOLOGY.
all others, we shall endeavour to treat them honestly ; being much of Sancho's opinion, that, " the part of the man which swore truth ought to be allowed to pass, and that which told a lie ought to be hanged." (») " I will determine them all ; they are like these double or turning pictures'; stand before which, .
tX i*K- you see a fair maicU|>n the one side, an ape, on the other an owl;#* r ); but farther examine, you shall find them wise on the one side, ; / and fools on the other ; in most things praiseworthy, in the rest ■ incomparably faulty." " But I dare say no more of, for, with, or against them, because I am liable to their lash, as well as oth- ers." ( a ) " When, however, I behold one, mounted though it be but for a moment beyond the time which my love to my country has prescribed for him, then I cease to be a philosopher, and for the transport of an honest indignation, I wish the hobby-horse, with all its fraternity, at the ."( 3 ) SECTION V.
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