Pantologia. A new (cabinet) cyclopædia, by J.M. Good, O. Gregory, and N. Bosworth assisted by other gentlemen of eminence, Volume 71819 |
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... observed , in one or two cases where it was produced from imprudent exposure to cold , that an acute disease ensued , with great quick . ness of the pulse , heat , thirst , pains of the bowels , frequent vomiting , head - ache , and de ...
... observed , in one or two cases where it was produced from imprudent exposure to cold , that an acute disease ensued , with great quick . ness of the pulse , heat , thirst , pains of the bowels , frequent vomiting , head - ache , and de ...
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... observed , however , that cathartics and eme- tics were always repeatedly administered before he had recourse to the lichen , to which he also occasionally added opium . Dr. Crichton in- forms us , that during seven months ' residence ...
... observed , however , that cathartics and eme- tics were always repeatedly administered before he had recourse to the lichen , to which he also occasionally added opium . Dr. Crichton in- forms us , that during seven months ' residence ...
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... observed by Lucretius in reply to this fancied hypothesis , and the observation proves fatal to it , that sometimes one part of the system alone suffers , the rest continuing in perfect health ; and that some organs are capable of being ...
... observed by Lucretius in reply to this fancied hypothesis , and the observation proves fatal to it , that sometimes one part of the system alone suffers , the rest continuing in perfect health ; and that some organs are capable of being ...
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... observed in his physiology , has no right to com- plain of the shortness of life . Throughout the whole of living ... observation will more strictly apply to animals in general . Of man , we shall add no- thing farther . The life of ...
... observed in his physiology , has no right to com- plain of the shortness of life . Throughout the whole of living ... observation will more strictly apply to animals in general . Of man , we shall add no- thing farther . The life of ...
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... Observations , & c . Willoughby . Canary Bird Goldfinch 13- 13 14 13 14 14 18 20 Treatise on Canary Birds . Buffon . 26 to 27 100 nearly 80 and more Never observed accurately . 25 to 28 Aldrovandi . Wolmaer . Willoughby . Aristotle ...
... Observations , & c . Willoughby . Canary Bird Goldfinch 13- 13 14 13 14 14 18 20 Treatise on Canary Birds . Buffon . 26 to 27 100 nearly 80 and more Never observed accurately . 25 to 28 Aldrovandi . Wolmaer . Willoughby . Aristotle ...
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