An account of the nature, causes, symptoms and cure of loosenesses / [W. Cockburn].

  • William Cockburn
Date:
[1710]
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Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: An account of the nature, causes, symptoms and cure of loosenesses / [W. Cockburn]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    (ay'Hippocrates advis'd his Son Theffa- lus to joyn the Study of Geometry and Arithmetick with his Experience of Medicine, hecaufe they are of great Ufe in confidering the Situation of the Bones, and Joynts put out of their Place, and for knowing more particu¬ larly the Strudture and Competition of the Parts. As this was the early Ad¬ vice of the Divine Hippocrates, fo the Advantages arifing from this Method are only known to thofe who are acquainted with Improvements made that Way by Galen, Steno, Borellus; Bellini, Keill, Freind, and fome other Modern Authors, If again^ we would inform our felves in the Nature of the Liquors contain'd in the Veffelsy Chymijlry when duely improv'd rnuft prove of excellent Service : and I dare offeri7 that it will never arrive at its Perfection till indujlrious Inquirers are infracted in the Methods of Doctor Freind. ]]e that how it willy it is certain that our Inquiries about the Separation of thefe Liquors from their Gee ary the Bloody can never be jatisff dy but by knowing the Difpoftions it receives by its different Velocities, and how they may be art if«= dally (aj Epiftolaad Theft
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