Philosophical transactions, Vol. L. Part II. For the year 1758.: Giving some account of the present undertakings, studies, and labours, of the ingenious, in many considerable parts of the world.Various
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Philosophical transactions, Vol. L. Part II. For the year 1758.: Giving some account of the present undertakings, studies, and labours, of the ingenious, in many considerable parts of the world.
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[222] Oleosis magna tribuitur efficacia, quæ maxime experimento
Fr. Rhedi videtur confirmata, dum muscas et alia insecta variis
liquoribus immersa in vivis permansisse refert, exceptis aliis oleo
perunctis et infusis, quæ invicem mortua vitam non receperunt, licet
radiis solaribus fuerint exposita. Equidem libenter concedo hæc omnia
veritati esse consona, atque etiam oleosa, ut ol. oliv. rapar. et
amygd. dulc. non sine fructu adhiberi: sed scire licet minime illa
eo unquam scopo posse offerri, ut vermes enecent, quia admodum magna
oleorum copia requireretur, si immediatè vermes per totum intestinorum
volumen dispersos deberent extinguere. Multo magis oleosa in gravibus
a lumbricis symptomatibus ideo censerem utilia, quia sensibiles
intestinorum tunicas spasmo constrictas relaxant, et mucilagine quasi
obliniunt atque defendunt, ut postea acriora quaædam et purgantia
remedia magis secure et sine læsione exhiberi possint. Ita ego sæpius
mirabili cum effectu ad vermes enecandos et symptomata lenienda ol.
amygd. d. ad aliquot cochlearia, imo ℥j vel ℥ij circa lecti introitum
vel summo mane pueris præscripsi sumendum, subjungendo aliquot horas
post pilulas ex extracto panchymagogo Crollii, resina jalappæ, et
mercurio dulci paratas.
_Hoffmann. Supplement. ad Med. Systemat. de Infant. Morb. cap. 10. de
Vermibus._
[223] I have since been informed, that the boy’s parents being
extremely poor, the medicines were left off as soon as he began to
recover; and that, upon their disuse for some time, he was again
attacked with the same fits as before.
[224] All oils dry more readily after they have been boiled; by which
the superfluous aqueous parts are carried off. Drying oils are also
made by the addition of such substances, as absorb humidities.
[225] See Phil. Trans. Nº. 480. p. 227.
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Contents
CVI. A Discourse on the Cinnamon
CXVI. A Discourse on the Cinnamon
p. 593
the sea, nor to any other accident whatesover,
the sea, nor to any other accident whatsoever,
p. 616
and also heard a noise, like the distant dicharge of a cannon:
and also heard a noise, like the distant discharge of a cannon:
p. 618
that the whole weight of his body was supended by it,
that the whole weight of his body was suspended by it,
p. 681
by almost all the the botanic writers
by almost all the botanic writers
Index
_Vapour_, remarks on the opinion of Henry Eeles, Esq; concerning the
ascent of it, p. 240.
_Vapour_, remarks on the opinion of Henry Eles, Esq; concerning the
ascent of it, p. 240.
p. 712
are pretty spacious inclosures, each of which has it number.
are pretty spacious inclosures, each of which has its number.
p. 730
When it moves upwards, the click _b_ fixed to the frame, stops the
larger rocket C,
When it moves upwards, the click _b_ fixed to the frame, stops the
larger rochet C,
p. 735
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