Two treatises. The first of pulses, the second of urines / By J. Fernelius, [tr. by] Abdiah Cole and Nich. Culpeper.

  • Jean Fernel
Date:
1662
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Credit: Two treatises. The first of pulses, the second of urines / By J. Fernelius, [tr. by] Abdiah Cole and Nich. Culpeper. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    water. A -vermiculant Pulfeis that which is likethe creeping of a worme,it is fome- what like che watery pulfe laft mentio- ned, from which it differs notin uneven- es, but in ftrength and greatnefs.. The which is very {mal, very weak, moft quick, and uneven, differing as much fromthe worm-like Pulfe, asthat doth Pulfeis oftwo forts, ordinate, and inor- dinate, an ordinate uneven pulfe is when the order of inzquality is kept, as when there are four uneven ftroaks, and every is when there is no fimilitude in the in- equality, or order in the Circnice of motion. CHAP. II. Flow to feele and know the Pulfe. muft obferve in touch - ing the Artery with | the ends of his fingers. feels the Pulfe, be temperate, fofe,noc cal- lous, but of quick fence let chree or four fingers be laid uponthe ftett {ition down theo GETS | dele It Mm be may vill The veh ney
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