Doctrines and practice of Hippocrates in surgery and physic : with occasional remarks, by Francis Riollay, M. B.

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1783
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    Doubts concerning the genuinenefs of many of his writings, 28. He did not feparate Phyfic from Philofophv, 37. Conjectures concerning his me- rit, 270, &c. &c. I. Jmpotency, common among a nation of Scythia, 152 ; its caufe, 153. John/on, Dr. his opinion of the merit of Phyficians, 272. L. Ladder, the ufe made of it in curvatures of the fpine, 78. Learning, different from abilities, 262. Library, medical, a defcription of it, 4, &c. Librarian, his fpeech, 4, &c. M. Milman, Dr. his publication on the fcurvy mentioned, 172, note. Monks, their influence in barbarous ages, 11. Monro, Dr. his opinion concerning Galen's anatomi- cal knowledge, 6. Mortification, Hippocrates forbids taking off a limb before it is ftopt: his reafon for that rule, 51. , remarked upon, 55. O. Oribaftus, his voluminous compilations, 10. P. Paulus Mgineta, his imitation of Galen and Oriba- fms, 11, PeJJcirics