An account of the putrid sore throat / [John Fothergill].

  • John Fothergill
Date:
1769
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Credit: An account of the putrid sore throat / [John Fothergill]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Subject in 162c (i)> He gives us a metho¬ dical and pretty exad: Hiftory of the Symp¬ toms, and Method of Cure both general and topical, together with a fummary View of the Difputes, which at that Time were ma¬ naged with fufficient Heat and Acrimony, in relation to its Name, Caufe, and Nature; about which they were as much divided as they were about the Method of Cure; each Party appealing to Hippocrates, Galen, Avicenna, &c. for the Support of their Opinions concerning a Difeafe, which it is not certain that thofe whom they appeal to ever faw< Johannes Baptifla CorteJius, in his Mifcel- lane a Medica(k)y takes Notice of this Difeafe* and defcribes its principal Symptoms, in a Let¬ ter to Jo* Anton. AnguiUoni, Phyfician in chief to the Maltefe Gallies. He confiders it indeed as a different Diftemper from that which in* fefted Naples, and other Parts of Italy $ tho’, from his own Account of it, there appears little Reafon (/) De peftilente faucium affe&u Neapoli feviente, ©pufculum, au&ore Jo. Andrea SgqvibatOy philofopho ac medico Neapolitano, et academico otiofo. Neapoli ex- i cudebat Tarquinius Longusy 1620, in 4to. (^) Joannis Baptiflce Cortefiiy medici ac philofophi, irt Melfanenfi academia praxim ordinariam e prima fede in- terpretantis, Mifcellaneorum Medicinalium Decades De* n?e. Mejjana 1625, infol.
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