An answer to the pretended refutation of Dr. Olyphant's defence.

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M.DC.XC.IX
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Credit: An answer to the pretended refutation of Dr. Olyphant's defence. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    twitting Fevers, can be ufed for doing th fame in continued ones when attended wit Vomiting and overflowing of Gall, is it nc the fame thing for the Dr’s purpofe. An that it is,lb is evident by theQuotation whic I fhall again infcrt Qsum per accejjiones mm ttz hilts Jpontanea vacuatio contingit, febrisj tie Medicament o integrefolvi pot eft. At quu ea aut nulla autp ardor exiftit me die at io adh lenda, ne neglelia Fehris fpeciem mutet & a terior vel prolixior evadat. ft rhen, lays h there happens by turns a great Evacuation Bile if its own accord, the Fever may end wit, out any Medicine; but when that is either nor at all or too little. Medicaments are to be gh en, left the Fever by being neglefted., chant its Species, and become ivorfe and of longer co tinuance. And afterwards, Qjfum enimpr cipue impura fit prima corporis Regio, in q, humor noxius fluhluat, ftatim initio ejy, mnnihil tempeftive expurgandum eft, prefe timfi vel oris amaror, vel Cordis dolor, v Naufea vel in appetentia velfuffocatio acrii urget. For feeing the Stomach and inteftv. C which is the Prima Corporis Regio f tvhich the Noxious Humour flucluats, are mi unclean, fome of it is to be timeoufly evacuati in the beginning, efpecially if there be bitte, nefs in the Mouth, Opprefion of the Heart, fqueamijhnefs or want of Appetite or fuffocat