Conspectus medicinae theoreticae ... / cui adjiciuntur ordo, translatio, et notae, ab I. Steggall.

  • Gregory, James, 1753-1821
Date:
1832
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    nimis, neque breve, neque macrum, neque multà pin- guedine grave; sed quadra- tum potius quam gracile, et amplo imprimis thorace la- tisque humeris instructum; cui ossa grandiora sunt, et musculi torosi, bené ex- pressi, et firmi, et fortes, nunquam tremuli; et cutis mollis quasi humida, nun- quam arida; et color, pre- sertim vultüs, bonus et con- stans, siveis pulchrior fuerit sive fuscior, dummodo ne- que ad flavum neque palli- dum vergat; et vultus ve- getus et hilaris, et oculi nitentes et vividi; et dentes integri et fortes; et gressus firmus, artubus corpus bene sustinentibus; et incessus erectus, et exercitatio omnis facilis, et labor tolerabilis, quamvis diuturnus et gravis ; neque nimis procerum, neque . (nimis) breve, neque ma- crum meque grave multá pinguedine; sed potius qua- dratum quam gracile, et un- primis instructum | amplo thorace, que latis humeris, cui ( corpori ) ossa sunt gran- diora et musculi torosi, bene expressi et firmi, et fortes, nunquam tremuli: et (cue corpori) (est) cutis mollis quasi humida, nunquam ari- da; et color presertim vul- tis (est) bonus et constans, sive is (color) fuerit pul- chrior sive fuscior, dummodo neque vergat ad flavum ( colorem ) neque pallidum ; et (cut est ) vultus vegetus et hilaris, et oculi nitentes et vividi; et dentes ( sunt ) inte- gri et fortes; et gressus fir- mus (cum ) artubus bene sus- tinentibus corpus ; et incessus erectus et omnis exercitatio but rather square-built than slender, and especially furnished with a full chest and broad shoulders, with bones rather large, with fleshy muscles, well marked, firm and strong, but never tremulous, with a skin soft as if moist, never dry ; with a good and constant complexion, whether it be fair or dark, provided it does not incline to a yellow or pale colour, with a cheerful and lively countenance, bright and spark- ling eyes, sound and strong teeth ; a firm step, with limbs well supporting the body ; an upright gait, and every exercise or labour supportable, although long continued and oppressive ; with all the organs of the external functions properly com- petent to their functions, neither dull nor possessing tog