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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    ismoiftned with, and without ic the Bo. dy would:receive: very liccle Nou: ifh. ment fromthe meat, Therefore is drink neceffary for all Creatures, buc le{s for _ Birds! which pifs noc; and more for Men and Beafts, In che concoction of the to. | maciv the whole Meao ‘is mixéd: with Li- quor,and che whole ftrengch of the meat is in that Liquor, when icis made one e« ny | FER Subftance called Chyle. Th Sis fucxe ied) | UP bysthe Mefentery. Veins, which carry ine | Whathoeveris profitable thereofto the nq | Givers.\And when it ismade Blood: as ‘the | the: melancholy Part is carried to the body | Spleen, sandrteCholer co che Gall, fo | the Urim:€ che proper Excrement of the hat | Liver. as the ordure is of the Stomach {| 22d Guis) being unprofitable atid fuper- i | fluous, ‘isidcawn-out of the gibbous parts Evel (ofthe'Liver, by theemulgent Veins and mT force of the Kidnies; -buc not all, for 7 |fome is fenc with che blood into rhe who] ea body, which when ic harh performed its De duty.in earying the blood, either is{weat my “out, orreturns by thefame way it went, sian | inco cheReins andBladder, ins | Therefore che Urin comes Tad En pisfiton | nor only from the Liver, 1” | but from the great’ and 2 {mal} From wht parts
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