A dissertation on quick-lime and lime-water ... / [Charles Alston].

  • Charles Alston
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1752
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Credit: A dissertation on quick-lime and lime-water ... / [Charles Alston]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    ting its 'Mufclest caufed any ContraBlon in them, or ary Mo¬ tion in the Parts to *which they belonged. Since, adds the Doctor, in this Frog nvhich nvas deprived of its Heart, the Parts of the Opium could not pofjihly he mixed vjith the Mafs of Blood, or be conveyed along voith it to the Brain; their EffeSis muft neceffarily be deduced from their direSl Action up¬ on the Nerves and Fibres of the Organ to vshich they vjere immediately applied^' Vid. Effay on vital Motion, p. 375, EpiNBURGH, Ofl. 24. 1752. E R R A T A. Pag. lin. 10. 31* for thirty-two, read thirty-three. ' 32. for thirty-two, read again thirty-three,^ 21. 36. for the fame, read much the fame. 42. 29. afteripoi^ible, add, with the fame Flpwers. <3. «//. for Vid. p. read Vid. EIT. p.
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