Examen diatribæ Thomæ Willisii ... de febribus. Cui accesserunt Historiæ aliquot medicæ rariores / [Edmund Meara].

  • Edmund O'Meara
Date:
1667
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Credit: Examen diatribæ Thomæ Willisii ... de febribus. Cui accesserunt Historiæ aliquot medicæ rariores / [Edmund Meara]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    reme Lom MAS vcn Ie MASS cia emer i c: Cap. 3 A 296 Ih. pag. 29. Ibi4. for 5 Ibid. €ap. 1. pee. Pap 4- C. 2. 12 Examen D. Willifii cum feu chymum ftatuit é quotidiano pa- bulo füppleri , fanguini miíceri ,ab eointey circulandum fibi-affimilari, in humorem perfe&um maturgri , demum «eterafcen- tem in partium .nutrimentuni abire & fe- poni: quamdiu he mutationes rité ob- euntur , fanguinem inculpate fermentaàri j fin ejufmodi fuccus à finguine- non rité maturetur, nec affimiletur , fed confufus & tamquam heterogeneum quiddamin fàn- guine maneat , ebul'itionem febrilem con- tingere, non quideng continuó; fed quan- do fanguis 1llo fuerit ad plenitudinem fatu- ratus: huucautem, fuccum non fuo! mec vi[certun , fed ipfis. f'amguimts voitio corrumpi ; fanguinem enim fanguificare re£tà difpo- fitum; fin ànativa & genuina indole , in naturam acrem aut au[leram degeneret facci nutritii penum pervertere. Sanguinem componit non ex quatuor Dogmaticorum humoribus , Sanguine fcil. ftridtà fumpto, Pituitáà & utráque Bile; fed ex quinque Chymicorum principiis, Spiritu, Sale, Sulpbure, 4qu4 à Terrá : Pituitam au- tem & utramque Bilem , cüm fintfaugui- nis recrementa , in propris veceptaculis. aut vifcerum anguftis concludi , ac fanguini non mifcert exiftimat , ideóqne nec Febris caufam effe. Duplicem in S&nguine ponit Fermenta- teram. terit] fex Int cuf mye Minte dos fuerit Cont ^s teria | fim um é qQ K
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