A methodical system of nosology / translated from the Latin of Doctor William Cullen ; by Eldad Lewis.

  • Cullen, William, 1710-1790.
Date:
[1808]
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Credit: A methodical system of nosology / translated from the Latin of Doctor William Cullen ; by Eldad Lewis. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    5S Phrenitis calentura, S. »p. 11. Phrenitis Indica, S. sp. 12. Cephalitis /Egyptiaca, S. sp. 1. Cephalitis cpidemica A. D. 1510. S. $p. §. Cephalitis verminosa, S. sp. 7. Cephalitis cerebelli, S. sp. 8. Phrenitis miliaris, S. sp. 3. Phrenitis variolosa, S. sp. 5. Phrenitis morbillosa, S. sp. 6. Phrenitis a plica, S. sp. 8. Phrenitis aphrodisiaca, S. sp. 9. Phrenitis a tarantismo, S. sp. 14. Phrenitis hydrophohica, S. sp. 15. Phrenitis a dolore, S. sp. 13. Cephalitis traumatica, S. sp. 2. Genus X. CYNANCHE. A fever sometimes putrid ; redness and pain of the fauces, with a sense of straitness ; swallowing and breathing difficult. Cynanche of Authors. Angina of Authors. Angina inflammatoria of Eoerhaave. Its species are, I. Cynanche (tonsillarisJ affecting the mucous membrane of the fauces, and especially the tonsils, with swelling and redness ; an inflammatory fever. Cynanche tonsillaris, S. pp. 1. Angina inflammatoria of Boerhaave. Sp. 5. II. Cynanche (maligna) affecting the tonsils, and mucous membrane of the fauces, with swelling, red- ness, and mucous incrustations, white, or ash coloured, that spread, and conceal ulcers beneath them ; a pu- trid fever, and exanthemata.