The efficacy and extent of true purgation : shewing, I. what this operation is; not as vulgarly understood. II. how performed in human body. III. by what means fitly to be done. IV. when; how oft; and in what cases to be used ... distinguished from promiscuous evacuations; iujuriously [sic] procured, and falsly reputed purging / by Everard Maynwaring.

  • Maynwaringe, Everard, 1628-1699?
Date:
1696
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Credit: The efficacy and extent of true purgation : shewing, I. what this operation is; not as vulgarly understood. II. how performed in human body. III. by what means fitly to be done. IV. when; how oft; and in what cases to be used ... distinguished from promiscuous evacuations; iujuriously [sic] procured, and falsly reputed purging / by Everard Maynwaring. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    ted, to execute the Offices defigned for, as by their Titles impor¬ ting : That, may [require another Undertaking, and is a Work needful; becaufe the Errours in forming of Medicines are not a few. , , Some of this Mutter, lay ofFenlively upon my Thoughts; and now being difchargcd thereof, I am zteafe^ fo fare you well, in the way you like belt. Here’s Caution enough to the Wife and Confderate; and for thole that are other wife, and undifcerning; if much more were faid, it would be but Labour loft. . /' 1 '• ’ FINIS. London, 1696. in Grays-Inn• Lane, by Kings-Gate, advertisement. * {••■? •. » ■ -i- ~ > •- r * . :v“ ■ -jy » •- i.;:- t» UV,<. #j.‘ • v * THE My fiery of Curing Comprehenfively 3 explained and proved Argument#* tively and Pratficady, In Three Parts. Approved the moft Vfeful, Commo¬ dious^ and Efficacious Expedient 3 againft furprifing painful Difeafes, and fecret of Human Nature. - « Monarch]# Microcofmi, The Origin, ViciJJitudes, and Period of Vital Government in Man, Enquiries into the general Catalogue of Vifeafes : Shewing the Errours, and Co«-- traditions thereof. The Praftice of Phyficl^Reformed, &c, A Treatife of the Scurvy. Another of Consumptions. f. 'the Hiflory and Myflery of the Venereal Lues, or Pa*. Febris. Fevers miflaken in Action and Pralike, &c. The dangerous Tranfition of Pains, to Inflammations,Tumors, Apoflems, Ulcers- Cancers, Gangrenssand Mortifications, Internal. The Ancient and Modern Pra&ice of Phyfici^ examined and compared. N The Compleat Phylician, . The Method and Means, of enjoying Health, Vigour, and long Zi/e. All writ by the Author hereof,