The antient physician's legacy impartially survey'd. : With a discourse on quicksilver, as now commonly taken.

  • Turner, Daniel, 1667-1741.
Date:
1734
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Credit: The antient physician's legacy impartially survey'd. : With a discourse on quicksilver, as now commonly taken. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Slough, any loofe or rotten Skin or Flefh. Spafm, Spafmodick, Cramp or Cramp-]ike. Specifick, a Remedy peculiarly appropriate. Subclavian, a Vein under the Collar-bone. Spheres, Spherules larger or lefier Globes or Globules. Sphcenoides, another Bone of the Skull. Sublimating, the contrary to Precipitating. Subterraneous, any thing under the Earth. Suppurating. See Maturating. Superficies, the upper or outfide of a thing. Survenient, fomewhat falling out afterwards. Struma. See Scrofula. Stigmata, Marks or Scars. Syncope, a fainting away. Syftem. See Nervous Syftem. T. Teguments, the outer Skins or Coverings of the Body. Tenefmus, a Needing to the Stool. Texture. See Compage. Thefts, a general Queftion on which to argue. Theory, the fpeculative Part of any Art. Topick, a Subjedt for Difcourfe, alfo an outward Application. Toph, the fame with Node. Tormina Ventris, violent gripings in the Belly. Tonfils5 the Almonds of the Ears fo called. Trituration, a rubbing or grinding to Powder. Tridual of three Days continuance. any Pipe or Veflel, Nerve, Vein or Artery. Tubercula, little Rifings in the Skin like Warts. / ‘ •• ' • V :■ * ’ ' .. .-W & V. I