The system of the womb, with a particular account of the menses, independent of a plethora: to which are subjoin'd, a few observations relating to cold, and its effects upon the body / [Thomas Simson].

  • Simson, Thomas, 1696-1764
Date:
1729
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Credit: The system of the womb, with a particular account of the menses, independent of a plethora: to which are subjoin'd, a few observations relating to cold, and its effects upon the body / [Thomas Simson]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    [ ] The Invention brought immortal Glory to our Nation, and promifes the greateft Advantages to Mankind ; but Nothing befides the Continuation of Harvey 's Induftry and Method can make them good. He demonftrated the general Circu¬ lation, by defcribing the Syftem of the Heart, and whoever pretends to fhew how it is varied in particular Parts of the Body, and to trace its Ir¬ regularities there, muft deferibe thefe Parts, as he did the Heart with its Appurtenances. How far I have followed the lau- dible Example, in making out the Sy¬ ftem of the Womb, is what the Men of