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The Seven books of Paulus Aegineta, translated from the Greek, with a commentary embracing a complete view of the knowledge possessed by the Greeks, Romans and Arabians on all subjects connected with medicine and surgery, by Francis Adams / vol. 3
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Adams, Francis
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Paul d'Égine
Date
1847
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Londres : Syndenham Society of London
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The Seven books of Paulus Aegineta, translated from the Greek, with a commentary embracing a complete view of the knowledge possessed by the Greeks, Romans and Arabians on all subjects connected with medicine and surgery, by Francis Adams
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XIXe siècle
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0001 - Page sans numérotation - [Page de faux-titre]0001 - Page sans numérotation - [Page de faux-titre]
0003 - Page sans numérotation - [Page de titre]0003 - Page sans numérotation - [Page de titre]
0005 - Page sans numérotation - Advertisement to the third volume0005 - Page sans numérotation - Advertisement to the third volume
0007 - vii - [Table des matières] Contents of the third volume. Sevenyh Book0007 - vii - [Table des matières] Contents of the third volume. Sevenyh Book
0009 - Page 1 - Book Seventh. Sect. I. On the temperaments of substances as indicated by their tastes0009 - Page 1 - Book Seventh. Sect. I. On the temperaments of substances as indicated by their tastes
0010 - Page 2 - Sect. II. On the order and degrees of the temperaments0010 - Page 2 - Sect. II. On the order and degrees of the temperaments
0025 - Page 17 - Sect. III. On the power of simples individually0025 - Page 17 - Sect. III. On the power of simples individually
0432 - Page 424 - Appendix to the third section. On the substances introduced into the Materia Medica by the Arabians0432 - Page 424 - Appendix to the third section. On the substances introduced into the Materia Medica by the Arabians
0488 - Page 480 - Sect. IV. On simple purgative medicines0488 - Page 480 - Sect. IV. On simple purgative medicines
0501 - Page 493 - Sect. V. On compound purgatives0501 - Page 493 - Sect. V. On compound purgatives
0505 - Page 497 - Sect. VI. On the management of those who take purgative medicines ; and what is to be done to those who are not purged by a proper dose of purgatives0505 - Page 497 - Sect. VI. On the management of those who take purgative medicines ; and what is to be done to those who are not purged by a proper dose of purgatives
0507 - Page 499 - Sect. VII. On the treatment of hypercatharsis0507 - Page 499 - Sect. VII. On the treatment of hypercatharsis
0508 - Page 500 - Sect. VIII. On the antidotes called hierae0508 - Page 500 - Sect. VIII. On the antidotes called hierae
0510 - Page 502 - Sect. IX. On liniments to be applied to the anus, and purgative applications to the navel0510 - Page 502 - Sect. IX. On liniments to be applied to the anus, and purgative applications to the navel
0511 - Page 503 - Sect. X. On emetics, and the mode of administering hellebore0511 - Page 503 - Sect. X. On emetics, and the mode of administering hellebore
0518 - Page 510 - Sect. XI. On the different kinds of antidotes0518 - Page 510 - Sect. XI. On the different kinds of antidotes
0536 - Page 528 - Sect. XII. On trochisks, or troches0536 - Page 528 - Sect. XII. On trochisks, or troches
0544 - Page 536 - Sect. XIII. Dry applications and abstergents (smegmata)0544 - Page 536 - Sect. XIII. Dry applications and abstergents (smegmata)
0549 - Page 541 - Sect. XIV. On liniments to the mouth and throat0549 - Page 541 - Sect. XIV. On liniments to the mouth and throat
0552 - Page 544 - Sect. XV. On delicious and officinal potions0552 - Page 544 - Sect. XV. On delicious and officinal potions
0556 - Page 548 - Sect. XVI. On collyria and agglutinative applications0556 - Page 548 - Sect. XVI. On collyria and agglutinative applications
0566 - Page 558 - Sect. XVII. On plasters, and those things which are added to the boiling of them, from the works of antylus and on the proportion of wax to oil0566 - Page 558 - Sect. XVII. On plasters, and those things which are added to the boiling of them, from the works of antylus and on the proportion of wax to oil
0584 - Page 576 - Sect. XVIII. On emollient plasters and epithemes0584 - Page 576 - Sect. XVIII. On emollient plasters and epithemes
0589 - Page 581 - Sect. XIX. On restorative ointments (acopa), liniments, calefacient plasters (dropaces), and sinapisms0589 - Page 581 - Sect. XIX. On restorative ointments (acopa), liniments, calefacient plasters (dropaces), and sinapisms
0597 - Page 589 - Sect. XX. Different preparations of oils and ointments0597 - Page 589 - Sect. XX. Different preparations of oils and ointments
0606 - Page 598 - Sect. XXI. On oenantharia0606 - Page 598 - Sect. XXI. On oenantharia
0607 - Page 599 - Sect. XXII. On perfumes and cyphi0607 - Page 599 - Sect. XXII. On perfumes and cyphi
0609 - Page 601 - Sect. XXIII. The preparation of masucha, which some call masuaphium / Sect. XXIV. On pessaries, from the works of antyllus0609 - Page 601 - Sect. XXIII. The preparation of masucha, which some call masuaphium / Sect. XXIV. On pessaries, from the works of antyllus
0612 - Page 604 - Sect. XXV. On medicines which may be substituted for one another, from the works of galen0612 - Page 604 - Sect. XXV. On medicines which may be substituted for one another, from the works of galen
0617 - Page 609 - Sect. XXVI. On weights and measures0617 - Page 609 - Sect. XXVI. On weights and measures
0637 - Page 629 - General Index0637 - Page 629 - General Index