Volume 1

Praesagium medicum: or, the prognostick signs of acute diseases. Established by antient observation, and explain'd by the best modern discoveries / [J. H (James Harvey)].

J. H. (James Harvey)

Date:: 1720

Credit: Praesagium medicum: or, the prognostick signs of acute diseases. Established by antient observation, and explain'd by the best modern discoveries / [J. H (James Harvey)]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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$“axvi “Fhe Contents. CH A'P. XUL Of Prognofticks taken from the Appetite, — © Colour of the Face and Eyes, Cheeks and Tongue, and adjacent Parts. — Of the Appetite in general, p. 165. And confider'd in ‘a State of Sicknefs,. p. 166. The Senfe of Hunger accounted for, ibid. What it portends in various Diftempers —p. 167. Of Difficulty of Swallowing, and what it prefages, p. 168. Of Thizfty to — what it is owing, and how excited, ibid. and p. 169. Thirft farther confider’d,ex- plain'd, and whats fignified by it, efpectally an Fevers,p.170. Of the Colour of the Face in general, and Reafons given far its red- difh Colourjand what it fignifies, p.171. This Colour in Malignant. Fevers confider'd, p.172. Amd in Inflamations of the Lungs, ibid. Of the yellowifh, blackifh, whitifh, and pale Colour of the Face, and what it portends, p. 173. Of. the Facies Hippo- eratica, and particularly. of: the Eyes, p. 174. The Diforders of the Eyes fartber confidered, ibid. and p.175. Of thereddifh Colour of the Eyes, ibid. Of the rolling _ of the Eyes in Sickne{s, and what it por- tends, p.176. What's frenified by fleeping with half opem Eyes, ibid. Of the Ti MEH, A htt ah an$