An enquiry into the medicinal virtues of Bristol-water: and the indications of cure which it answers / By George Randolph.

  • Randolph, George, 1708-1764
Date:
1750
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Credit: An enquiry into the medicinal virtues of Bristol-water: and the indications of cure which it answers / By George Randolph. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    mon fcorbutick Caufes, I do not take upon me to determinej but this i believe, that as Acrimony occafions other Gleets, fo this alfo; which in feme meafure appears from the following Obfervations: * That diffe¬ rent Kinds of Fevers will fometimes end in it.—-—That it has been feen to follow upon Mortifications from an inward Caufe. ——f*That People labouring under this Diftemper are fubjeft to Spafms, Cramps, and hot fiery Eruptions of divers Kinds.— •—That if any Inflammation arifes in the flefhy Parts, it is generally very difficult to manage, and will often mortify.-Add to this, that the very higheft Inflammation the human Body is fubjeft to, viz. the Car¬ buncle, is fometimes an Attendant on this Difordcr. * Alrlv] of bu>v vvcrcov tk, u^b(TKy}iI'sv \q togs, h xglcri to '/CCiK.oY}§sq lyx.txT&i'uTov a* vacroi. Arettsus de Diab. Obfervavi in pluribus huic Morbo per intervalla ob- noxiis, quod paulo antequam in Urinae Profluvium inciderint, in toto corpore partium nervearum dolores vagos, & corruga- tiones, modo cum ftupore, & formicationis fenfu, modo cum crebris fpafmis, ac tenainum fubfultibus, aliifque fpirituum perturbationibus & inquietudmibus, patereaiur. Willi i de Diab,. o 2 I am