A critical inquiry into the pathology of scrofula, in which the origin of that disease is accounted for on new principles; and a new and much improved method is recommended and explained for the treatment.

  • Henning, George.
Date:
1815
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    A Critical 3fttqttttp INTO THE PATHOLOGY OF PART THE FIRST, CHAPTER 1 Of the Etymology and Import 'of the Terms XoipccSeg, Scrofula, Struma, and the Evil. The disease which is the subject of this work, has obtained four different appellations, namely, XoipuSeg in the Greek language; in the Latin, scrofula and struma ; and evil, or the king’s evil in our own. It may however be doubted, whether Alexan- der of Tralles, an ancient and very eminent writer on diseases in general, except those which are peculiar to the female sex, has not discoursed