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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    cc much attention, and exqmfite Difcernment a but a Phyfician who is capable of have- cc ing Courage and prefence of Mind To cC which the Doftor adds, thofe who rea- r u fon upon whatever falls within their Cc Experience will eafyly perceive the Force cc of this Obfervation ; and I belive will QQ own that in fome Cafes, this method, C£ when, pur fil’d with Judgment, is attended cC with furprizing Succefs, for often this may cc be the moll proper way of following or cc aflifting Nature.” Did you never read cc Sydenham’s fchedula mcnitoria, that Gol¬ den Schedul as Hams calls it ? where he dire&s a Method of Cure by bleedinp* and purging, which he alfo in his proceffas in- tein applys the Fever of 1673, which re- fembl’d the Fever of Mr Winnington^ rheumatic Pains, as , it is defctib’d p 235. Did you never read Harris de morhis in faniiim • who fays, ptirgatio quidem ipfirtm aditltonm febribus ctint'hnis Labor ait um tandem penculi Sim'il ac anducle Speciem inexpert!s prc t'fliU He alfo fhews what Strefs is to be laid upon the Opinion of Hippocrates in this Cafe, who had not the Opportunity of uilng the lenitive Purges of the modern Pra£iice and who did not confider the Me¬ thod of preparing the Body - for Purging by Phlebotomy. Did you never read the cele¬ brated