The Sanitary Code of the Pentateuch
The Sanitary Code of the Pentateuch
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In the case of death, the provisions of uncleanness, already stated, were sufficient to guard against all unnecessary proximity. This applies in their several degrees to the various forms of uncleanness enumerated under that heading, with some additions in special cases, now to be considered. In 10 the shorter term of seven or fourteen days covered the probable limit within which might intervene the dangerous sickness there referred to, which, in the case of disappointment at the failure of mal...e issue, might perhaps be feared during more than a week. The belief anciently prevailed SANITARY PRECAUTIONS 6 1 that the birth of a girl entailed greater and longer suffering and peril.
Persons were isolated for seven days on sus- picion of leprosy, or of any permanent affection of kindred character. Four cases are described, Lev. Xiii. 4 referring apparently to incipient (a) Elephantiasis Tuberculata, 2 1 to ulcerations as of (6) E. Anaesthetica, 26 to inflammatory spots, as carbuncles, showing probable suscepti- bility, 31 to Leprosy of the head, Morphaea Alopeciata (Fox Mange), Lichen of the Greeks.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the case of death, the provisions of uncleanness, already stated, were sufficient to guard against all unnecessary proximity. This applies in their several degrees to the various forms of uncleanness enumerated under that heading, with some additions in special cases, now to be considered. In 10 the shorter term of seven or fourteen days covered the probable limit within which might intervene the dangerous sickness there referred to, which, in the case of disappointment at the failure of mal...e issue, might perhaps be feared during more than a week. The belief anciently prevailed SANITARY PRECAUTIONS 6 1 that the birth of a girl entailed greater and longer suffering and peril.
Persons were isolated for seven days on sus- picion of leprosy, or of any permanent affection of kindred character. Four cases are described, Lev. Xiii. 4 referring apparently to incipient (a) Elephantiasis Tuberculata, 2 1 to ulcerations as of (6) E. Anaesthetica, 26 to inflammatory spots, as carbuncles, showing probable suscepti- bility, 31 to Leprosy of the head, Morphaea Alopeciata (Fox Mange), Lichen of the Greeks.
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