Dissertatio medica inauguralis, de peste, ejusque relationibus morbidis / [John Mair].

  • John Mair
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1819
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    through its course witli an imperfect or trivial fructifica- tion,—but unless tbere be an actual germination, or what Sauvages calls a conatus, a perfect or imperfect epati- thesis, ive have no right whatever to call the disease a plague, and can only regard it as a species or mriety of synochus or typhus.''--Goo-d’^ Nosology, p. 224. (C.) p. 24. Notatu dignum ^st quosdam morbos Imi, etiam- que Sii generis esse; sed in hoc distare, eos Imi generis, dispositionem mediatam vel remotam gignere iisdem morbis repetendis, eos 2di generis aliis morbis immedi¬ atam. (D.) p. 24. This is certain, things, however absolute and en- tire they seem in themselves, are but retainers to the other parts of nature for that which they are most taken notice of by us.*'—Locke on the Human Un- derstanding, Vol. 1. ch. vi. sect. xi. Kepler, physi- cien autant qu’ astronome, considera la nature comme un tout dont Fensemble et les details ont la meme source, et dans lesquel les petites choses s operent par le meme mecanisme que les plus grandes. —-Bailly. H-ist. de VAstron. Modern, t. II, sect. xxxviii.
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