A treatise on madness and suicide : with the modes of determining with precision mental affections, in a legal point of view, and containing objections to vomiting, opium, and other mal-practices, &c. &c. / by William Rowley.

  • Rowley, William, 1742 or 1743-1806.
Date:
1804
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Credit: A treatise on madness and suicide : with the modes of determining with precision mental affections, in a legal point of view, and containing objections to vomiting, opium, and other mal-practices, &c. &c. / by William Rowley. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    J)r. ROJVLEY's other Latin and English fVorks, <^c. J. Schola medicina: universalis nova Hlstoriam, a,n3tomiam, physiolo- glam, atquepathologiam specialem continens, cum 68 tabulLs a^neis auctotc Gullelmo Rowley, M. D. of which there is an abridged translation pub- Jished. The Latin edition, in ^wo volumes, price 4-1. 4&.—la English, 2i. ^s. II. The Rational and Improved Practice of Physic, in four handsome volumes, octavo, price ll. lis. 6d. Interspersed with the author's nu- merous prescriptions, morbid dissections, &c. See. VOL. T.—Contains treatises on female, nervous, hysterical, hypochon- driacal, bilious, and cancerous diseases. Letters on medical vanity, and the abuse of hemlock, &c. in cancers, ^cc. with the cure of a cancerous womb, ulcer of the rectum, &c. VOL. II.—On madness and suicide, convulsions and spasms, lethargy, apoplexy, and palsy ; the different species of gout; and effects of the muriatic acid ; new methods of treating the bite of mad dogs, &c. VOL. III.—On one hundred and eighteen diseases of the eyes, with copper, plates, explaining the organs of vision, with all the chirurgical operations and remedies for removing blindness, &c. &c. The.history and use of electricity in various diseases, with the course of the nerves, explaining the parts to be electiified, &c. with new ideas on pulmonary consumptions. VOL. IV.—On the cure of old ulcerated legs without rest, &c. On the putrid malignant sore throat, with the mode of cure practised suc- cessfully at the St. Mary-le-bone Infirmary. The causes of death amongst children in the scailet and putrid, fevers, &c. Medical advice to the, army and navy, containing the diseases of soldiers, seamen, &c. with English prescriptions ; on gun shot wounds, &c. On diet, and on all the foods used in the world, adapted to invalids, different constitutions, ages, and countries, with iheir various applications in nourishing the body, Sec,