A theoretical and chiefly practical treatise of fevors, wherein it's made evident, that the modern practice of curing continual fevers is dangerous and very unsuccessful. Hereunto are added several important observations and cures of malignant fevers, not inserted in the former impression / Written in Latin by Gideon Harvey ... Now rendered into English by J.T. And surveyed by the author.

  • Gideon Harvey
Date:
1674
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Credit: A theoretical and chiefly practical treatise of fevors, wherein it's made evident, that the modern practice of curing continual fevers is dangerous and very unsuccessful. Hereunto are added several important observations and cures of malignant fevers, not inserted in the former impression / Written in Latin by Gideon Harvey ... Now rendered into English by J.T. And surveyed by the author. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Phyfical Reader. Have long (ince obferved, chat Phyficians did not cure conti- (HB nual Fevors, but rather did irender them mortal: Though, if iby good fortune any one hath been elivered of a Fevor, it isonly to ibe imputed to the ftrength of na- ‘ture, which if fhe had not been di- |fturbed by improper means, would | have difintangled her felf from the |difeafe much fooner, and with | lefs dàngera, t., |. The caufe of this fo unfortunate | ractice depends on a falfe fuppohi- A2 tion | | | | | | ie ] he V mw —=, NES xi 3 es FRI: AE ad PRT RRA hoa ae ee kes aie n SMS quU Mag eb sess FIO EER BOL eS 1»: [^4 Ts e JM ink — — ——À estem HERE Se DEM ia OT M d uds zur eter FOE AE ER RA ESSE GS AC QUE CO a UE! eee