Identifiant

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Titre

An account of the diseases, natural history and medicines of the East Indies

Créateur

Bondt, Jakob de

Date

1769

Éditeur

London : Noteman

Siècle

XVIIIe siècle

Format

Nombre de vues : 248

Notes

Traduit du latin vers l'anglais

Source

Université Paris Cité. BIU Santé Médecine, inv. 43148x01

Date de mise en ligne

27 septembre 2012

Propriétaire

Université Paris Cité. BIU Santé Médecine

Licence

Licence Ouverte

Table des matières

0002 - I - [Page de titre]

0004 - Page III - Preface

0008 - VII - Dedication to their excellencies the directors of affaires in the East Indies

0012 - Page XI - Contents

0018 - Page 1 - Chapter I : Of a particular kind of Palsy, called, The Barbiers

0024 - Page 7 - Chapter II : Of the Spasm

0031 - Page 14 - Chapter III : Of fluxes of the belly ; and first of the true dysentery

0036 - Page 19 - Chapter IV : Of the hepatic flux

0039 - Page 22 - Chapter V : Of the tenesmus

0043 - Page 26 - Chapter VI : Of the cholera morbus

0047 - Page 30 - Chapter VII : Of the diseases of the Liver : and first of obstruction, and inflammation

0052 - Page 35 - Chap. VIII : Of an imposthume in the Liver, and the cure of it

0054 - Page 37 - Chapter IX : Of the dropsy, a disease very frequent in the Indies

0060 - Page 43 - Chapter X : Of the Jaundice in the Indies

0065 - Page 48 - Chapter XI : Of an atrophy

0069 - Page 52 - Chap. XII : Of some of the disorders of the lungs, which are common in this country, and first of the Haemoptoe, or spitting of blood ; and the consumption, or ulcer of the lungs

0075 - Page 58 - Chap. XIII : Of the Empyema, and fluctuation of purulent matter in the cavity of the thorax

0078 - Page 61 - Chap. XIV : Of fevers in the Indies

0082 - Page 65 - Chap. XV : Of certain fevers, which the inhabitants call tymorenses, peculiar to the Indies

0088 - Page 71 - Chap. XVI : Of blindness, and a weakness of sight, to which those are liable who sail to Amboyna, and the Molucca Islands, and in the circumjacent friths

0091 - Page 74 - Chap. XVII : Of the herpes, or a species of the Indian impetigo, which the inhabitants call a cowrap

0096 - Page 79 - Chapter XVIII : Of red pimples, or wheals, vulgarly called in Holland het Rootvont, and troublesome flea-bites

0099 - Page 82 - Chap. XIX : Of Tophi, Gummata, and ulcerations, endemic in the Island of Amboyna, and especially the moluccas ; which the Dutch call d'Amboynse pochen

0102 - Page 85 - Some select observations taken from the dissection of dead bodies, and tending to throw light on the diseases above treated of. Observation I : of a person who died of the spasm

0104 - Page 87 - Observation II : Of a person who laboured under an empyema and consumption

0105 - Page 88 - Observation III : Of one who died of the dysentery / Observation IV : Of a man whose lungs were full of purulent matter

0106 - Page 89 - Observation V : Of a person cured of an empyema

0107 - Page 90 - Observation VI : Of a remarkable fracture of the skull

0109 - Page 92 - Observation VII : Of a chronical and complicated disorder

0110 - Page 93 - Observation VIII : Of a man in whom the vena cava was filled with a fat and medullary substance in place of blood

0112 - Page 95 - Observation IX : Of an imposthum in the liver / Observation X : Of a wound of the head, where the skull was falsely imagined to be cleft

0114 - Page 97 - Observation XI : Of a suffocating catarrh in his excellency John Peter Coën, Esq., governour general in the Indies

0116 - Page 99 - Observation XII : Of a person who died of a wound in the breast

0118 - Page 101 - Some select observations on epidemic diseases in the Indies. Observation I : Of an epidemic dysentery

0119 - Page 102 - Observation II : Of the same epidemic dysentery

0120 - Page 103 - Observation III : Of an ardent fever, dysentery, malignant ulcers, &c.

0121 - Page 104 - Observation IV : An inquiry, whether epidemic and pestilential diseases rage in the east indies

0124 - Page 107 - Dialogues on the preservation of health, and on the diet most suitable in the Indies. Dialogue I : Of the qualities of the air, the seasons of the year, the times of the day, and the winds most common in the Indies

0134 - Page 117 - Dialogue II : Of meat and drink : particulary flesh, and fish

0145 - Page 128 - Dialogue III : Of Rice and bread in the Indies. Of drink, wine, and arrac. Of drink made of water, sugar and tamarinds. Of natural liquors drawn from trees

0154 - Page 137 - Dialogue IV : Of natural drinks taken from trees, called in India Toruvat and Saguër, and of the liquor contained in the Indian nut

0156 - Page 139 - Dialogue V : Of aromatics, and their use - where some things, imperfectly treated of by Garcias ab orta and other writers, are explained

0163 - Page 146 - Dialogue VI : Of fruits

0172 - Page 155 - Dialogue VII : Of pot-herbs, pulse, and some esculent roots in India

0176 - Page 159 - Dialogue VIII : Of exercice, sleep and watching, blood-lettinh, purging, and the passions of the mind

0182 - Page 165 - Animadversions on garcias ab orta

0184 - Page 167 - To my most dearly beloved brother William Bontus, burgo-master of Leyden

0188 - Page 171 - Animadversions on garcias ab orta. On the first book of Garcias ab Orta. On chapter III : Of altiht, or asa foetida, called hin by the Javans and Malaians

0190 - Page 173 - On chapter IV : Of opium

0193 - Page 176 - On chapter V : Of gum benzoin

0196 - Page 179 - On chapter VIII : Of lack

0197 - Page 180 - On chapter XIII : Of tutty

0199 - Page 182 - On chapter XIV : Of Ivory, and the Rhinoceros

0203 - Page 186 - On chapter XVI : Of agallochum, or aloes-wood, called by the Indians Calambac

0205 - Page 188 - On chapter XVII : Of saunders

0207 - Page 190 - On chapter XVIII : Of betele pynang & sirii poa

0210 - Page 193 - On chapter XX : Of Mace

0212 - Page 195 - On chapter XXII : Of pepper

0214 - Page 197 - On chapter XXIV : Of cardamoms

0216 - Page 199 - On chapter XXVI : Of the cocoa nut

0217 - Page 200 - On chapter XXVII : Of myrobalans

0218 - Page 201 - On chapter XXVIII : Of tamarinds

0219 - Page 202 - On chapter XXIX : Of the pudding-pipe tree

0221 - Page 204 - On chapter XXXII : Of calamus aromaticus, or the sweet flag

0222 - Page 205 - On chapter XXXIII : Of nard

0224 - Page 207 - On chapter XXXV : Of costus

0226 - Page 209 - On chapter XXXIX : Of indian saffron, or turmeric

0228 - Page 211 - On chapter XL : Of Galangal

0229 - Page 212 - On chapter XLIV : Of snake-wood

0231 - Page 214 - On chapter XLV : Of the bezoar stone

0236 - Page 219 - On chapter XLVI : Of the hog-stone

0240 - Page 223 - Animadversions on the second book of Garcias ab Orta. On chapter I : Of the tree called Pariz

0242 - Page 225 - On chapter III : Of Negundi and Lagondi, or Eastern privet

0245 - Page 228 - On chapter IV : Of the Jaaca fruit

0246 - Page 229 - On chapter V : Of Jangomas

0247 - Page 230 - On chapter XV : Of the carambola

Univers Numerabilis

Médecine

Sur l'auteur

Bondt, Jakob de (1592 - 1631)

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