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Page 98
... humours . Diseases of this last class are " dyscrasiæ , " and contrast with the complete and harmonious mixture of the humours " eucrasia " . But this state of ideal health rarely occurs , and the pre- dominance of the various humours ...
... humours . Diseases of this last class are " dyscrasiæ , " and contrast with the complete and harmonious mixture of the humours " eucrasia " . But this state of ideal health rarely occurs , and the pre- dominance of the various humours ...
Page 389
... humours three . The first tunic is the retina , the second secundina , third sclerotic , fourth tela aranea , fifth uvea , sixth cornea , seventh conjunctiva . The humours are the vitreous , the crystalline , and the albugineous which ...
... humours three . The first tunic is the retina , the second secundina , third sclerotic , fourth tela aranea , fifth uvea , sixth cornea , seventh conjunctiva . The humours are the vitreous , the crystalline , and the albugineous which ...
Page 393
... humours from one part to another , due : ( 1 ) to excessive vigour of impelling and debility of receiving part ; ( 2 ) excessive quantity of humour ; ( 3 ) debility of the nutrient faculty ; ( 4 ) abnormal size of pores . Diseases may ...
... humours from one part to another , due : ( 1 ) to excessive vigour of impelling and debility of receiving part ; ( 2 ) excessive quantity of humour ; ( 3 ) debility of the nutrient faculty ; ( 4 ) abnormal size of pores . Diseases may ...
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The Revival of Learning | 4 |
Medicine in Prehistoric Times | 6 |
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