Theory of the human sensations / by Marmaduke Berdoe.

  • Berdoe, Marmaduke, 1743?-
Date:
1773
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Credit: Theory of the human sensations / by Marmaduke Berdoe. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Unamquamquc vero, fays Hippocrates,' corporis pars altera alteri, cum hinc'vel- Mine proruperit flatim morbumfacit. Hoffman has faid fomething to the fame purpofe, which, as it will ferve to confirm our opinion on the influence of the diaphragm and inteftinal canal with the whole nervous fyftem I fhall beg leave to mention. Ex omnibus partibus, nulla majorem communicationem cum capite & univerfo nervorum genere habet, quam ventriculus & intejlina. Such are the human fenfations con- fidered in the theory.—Uninftrufted and without a mailer every Animated Being feels in alternate meafures, the pleafing or difpleafing emblems of his exiftence. At one time his E fenfations