Morbus polyrhizos et polymorphaeus. A treatise of the scurvy / [Everard Maynwaringe].

  • Everard Maynwaring
Date:
1666
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Credit: Morbus polyrhizos et polymorphaeus. A treatise of the scurvy / [Everard Maynwaringe]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    caufes for their Parents; and therefore to judge}, and determine that Perfon Scorbutick, barely rh from the appearance if any Sign or Symptom| “t that frequently accompanies the Scorbute, his | judement. is fallible and uncertain and errone-|\° ousin the dependance ; for, any Symptom or]. Sign arifing in any part of the Body,ufually atrci- buted to the Scurvy, may be the peculiar defect}: of that part, ox effect of fome occafional caufe, | without a previous Scorbutick difpofition, 5. That the fubfequent digeftions have their \/ proper errors and degenerations, from a fponta- | neous defetion and laflitude in their vital prin- ciples, without difturbance from an injurious ob- | jet, tranfmited by erroricous preceding digefti- | ons, or improper aliment, t# {ua natura; whofe | effects are confimilar and equivalent to fome | Produéts and Symptoms of the Scurvy; therefore | to diftinguifh and know aright to whom they be- long, and whence they had their rife, is by exa- | mining each faculty in their proper Characters § of rectitude and declenfions. 6, That the Diagnoftick Signs of the Difeafe },. ufually fo accounted and moft frequent, as de- | feds in the mouth, pains, fpots, weaknefs,. lafli- J tude, &c. fome or more ; antecedent caufes concurring, fome or more ; asa clofe Chamber- | air, and confiriement within doors ; ora Regi- | on where the Scurvy is Endemical, grofs food, | fedentary, inaGive, retired life,ftudious, melan- choly
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