A treatise of the rickets: being a disease common to children / ... Published in Latine by Francis Glisson, George Bate, and Ahasuerus Regemorter ... Translated by Phil Armin. Enl., corr., and ... amended ... By Nich. Culpeper.

  • Glisson, Francis, 1597-1677
Date:
1668
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Credit: A treatise of the rickets: being a disease common to children / ... Published in Latine by Francis Glisson, George Bate, and Ahasuerus Regemorter ... Translated by Phil Armin. Enl., corr., and ... amended ... By Nich. Culpeper. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    i = _ F ‘ Sean ae A EET Sa and that the faid kind of alterations be‘medical conititutions whereon Health and Sicknelg may be erounded. : | ‘Thar this Divifion or Diftinction is not frivolous or altogether unprofitable, appeareth from hence, becaule the praétical Phyfitians in their Methods do rightly admonifh, that in obfcure Duifeafes the Faculties muft be accurately obferved, when ‘their actions are feen to be depraved, which diligence May ferve as it were for a Manuduction to guide us to the Origine of the affect ; now if it be aconfide- ration of fo juft importance to note the interrupted Faculties in Difeafes, certainly it will be an exercife of no lefs momentto take cognizance of the Contti-+ tutions themfelyes , upon which thofe Faculties have an immediate and ftri& dependance. » Now leaftany man fhould conceiye that there is almoft a co-incidence between this third Divifion and the fecond, he may obferve, ifhe will diligent- ly weigh the matter, That every member of this di- vifion doth in fome manner include all the members of the next precedent,namely,that the natural Con= ftitution doth comprehend primarily indeed the fi- milar Conftitution, burthat fecondarily and inor- der to the whole creature, it containeth ina fort the conformation and continuity , in like manner, that the Vital and Anima! Conftitution doin their way fo clearly participare of all the Members of the faid Divifion, that to offer proofs of ir were an unnecef= fary undertaking: Onely we defire the Readerto take notice (which alfo we even now intimated ) That the natural Conftitution primarily and princi, mon qualities, the plenty of the Spirits, and the pe- | | Sy a CUE | | ‘ ithath | vitae -outin forex ardn and tr Th | pti as and an and per Wit Ani part