The natural history of Aleppo, and parts adjacent : $b Containing a description of the city, and the principal natural productions in its neighbourhood; together with an account of the climate, inhabitants, and diseases; particularly of the plague, with the methods used by the Europeans for their preservation.Russell, Alexander
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The natural history of Aleppo, and parts adjacent : $b Containing a description of the city, and the principal natural productions in its neighbourhood; together with an account of the climate, inhabitants, and diseases; particularly of the plague, with the methods used by the Europeans for their preservation.
Russell, Alexander
Aleppo (Syria) -- Early works to 1800; Natural history -- Syria -- Aleppo -- Early works to 1800; Plague -- Syria -- Aleppo -- Early works to 1800
_Crabs_, abundance of at Aleppo, 77.
_Curds_, a race of people in Syria, some account of them, 250.
D.
_Dancing_, not esteemed a fashionable accomplishment among the Turks,
92.
_Diarrhœas_ and _Dysenteries_, frequent at Aleppo, 192, 200, 203.
Their symptoms and cure, 192.
In the plague, 236.
_Diseases epidemical_, at Aleppo, from 1742 to 1747, inclusive; some
account of, 190-212.
In 1752, 212-218.
In 1753, 218-223.
_Divan_ among the Turks described, 4.
_Dogs_ of several kinds, in great plenty at Aleppo, 60.
Not subject to madness, _ibid._
_Dromedary_, a beast of burden in Syria, an account of, 57.
_Druggoman_ at Aleppo, who, 132.
_Dysentery_, produced from bad bread, 212.
E.
_Emeers_ among the Turks, who, 122.
Their priviledges, _ibid._
_English_ at Aleppo, some account of, 135.
_Europeans_ at Aleppo, some account of, 132, 133, 134.
Why not so liable to epidemics as the natives, 138.
Subject of a fever on their first arrival, 140.
_Exercises_, little used among the Turks, 88.
Some of them described, 89.
F.
_Falcons._ See _Hawking_.
_Fever_, acute at Aleppo, 190.
Its symptoms and method of cure, _ibid._
Intermittent, its progress and cure, 99, 200, 202.
Inflammatory among children, 201.
Method of cure, _ibid._
Malignant, 202.
Symptoms and cure, 203.
Putrid, its symptoms, 206, 207.
Cure, 207.
A different kind of fatal fever, 207.
Its symptoms, 208, 209.
Cure, 209, 210.
Continual, 212, 213, 218, 219, 220.
Symptoms and cure, 215, 216.
Frequent among children, 217.
Concomitants, _ibid._
Continual, of a more violent kind, 220.
Symptoms, 220, 221.
Cure, 222.
Summer fever among children, _ibid._
Continual fever, very infectious, 223.
Fever, violent in the plague, 230.
_Fish_, seldom used by the Turks, 72.
The different sorts at Aleppo, 73-77.
_Flowers_, a great variety about Aleppo, some account of, 27, 28, 29.
_Fowls_, tame, several kinds used for food at Aleppo, 63.
Those of the game kind, 63, 64, 65.
_Foxes_, found in Syria, 66.
_French_, their number at Aleppo, 132.
_Frogs_ are in great abundance about Aleppo, 55.
Used for food by the christians, 56.
Some tree-frogs, 63.
_Fruits_, various kinds about Aleppo, an account of, 20, 21, 22, 29.
_Fuel_, at Aleppo, account of, 7.
_Funeral rites_ and _service_ at Aleppo described, 115-119.
_Furunculi_ at Aleppo, frequent, 222.
G.
_Games_, of what kinds used at Aleppo, 91.
Not practised for money by the Turks, 92.
_Gardens_ about Aleppo, some account of, 9.
_Goats_, two kinds about Aleppo, 52, 53.
Used chiefly for their milk, 53.
_Gonorrhæa_, the Turks ignorant of its nature or the cure, 143.
_Goose_, a distemper at Aleppo described, 140, 141.
Its cure, 141.
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