Thomsonus redivivus; or, a reply to W--M D-G-S, M.D. [i.e. William Douglas, in his Letter to Dr. Thompson, in answer to 'The case of T. Winnington'] / By Dr. Sangrado [i.e. Dr. Broxholme].

  • Broxolme, Noel, 1689?-1748.
Date:
[1746]
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Credit: Thomsonus redivivus; or, a reply to W--M D-G-S, M.D. [i.e. William Douglas, in his Letter to Dr. Thompson, in answer to 'The case of T. Winnington'] / By Dr. Sangrado [i.e. Dr. Broxholme]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    low I)—r D-s's Notice, as they ar| fe above his Commendations. V : ■ 1 _ ‘ The English Hippocrates, (as he is Ail’d by Boerhaave) p. 204, Edit. L. B. 1726, speaking of a violent Inflamation attending an anomalous fort of Small Pox, fays, that the Sue Cefs of the Cure turn’d upon this Angle Point, ut pluribus f.id hue repagulh Jifieretur effirknata fanguinis ebullitio; id autetn tnaxitne efficteba- tur (pojl Hypnotica ditto mode exhibita) re- ghnine temper ato indalgsndo fcilicet <egro ufam Uberaliorem liquoris alicujus qui mn. eum ex- talefaceret fed potius fermdijfmm if am eejhim Ulico commitigaret. What were the Liquors he iifed to comply with this Indication, hut the Decottum album, & Hydrogala, ex tribus aquee pariilus If lattis una /mill cottis? which he fays, 3 *gri palato, 3 votis magis ut phrimum, tefrigerando nfpondit. And again, p. £36, Edit L. B. 1726, where he is endeavouring to guard again!! the Dangers of a hot Regimen,' in another anomalous fort of Small Pox, he tells us, UjU/Ti aqu<£ cum latte coed a?, ccrevoijt(g tenuis, aut Liquoris alterius ■/mills liberaliprem concedendo, penes me erat internum fanguinis prgafmum freenarei where you may obferve how far that excellent Author was from imagining the exhibition of Mill? and Wa- t#r the direft way to encreafe a Fever. Page 2845 m