10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «APOPHLEGMATIC»
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The celebrated remedy for apoplexy of the Dominican friars of Rouen, called “
Elixir Antapoplexia” was nothing more than a combination of powerful
apophlegmatic ingredi' ents, calculated to disembarrass the lining membrane of
the trachea, ...
Louisiana State Medical Society, 1849
APOPHLEGMATIC (Gr apo, from ; phlegma, phlegm). Applied to medicines which
excite discharges of mucus from the mouth or nostrils. APOPHLEGMATISM (
same). The action of an apophlegmatizant. APOPHLEGMATIZANT. Etym. as, and
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The Medical Vocabulary: Containing a Concise Explanation of ...
APOPHLEGMATIC (Gr. ap0,from; phlegma, phlegm). Applied to medicines which
excite discharges of mucus from the mouth or nostrils. APOPHLEGMATISM (
same). The action of an apophlegmatizant. APOPHLEGMATIZANT. Etym. as, and
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Robert FOWLER (M.D., of Edinburgh.), 1860
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The New And Complete Dictionary Of The English Language: In ...
Apophìe'gmàtìsm (í. in physic, from apophlegmatic) A medicine to draw phlegm
from the blood. Apophlegtriati'aant (t. in medicine, from apophlegmatic) Auy
remedy Which causes a discharge of mucous matter from the nostrils. APOPH'
THEGM ...
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The Chambers Dictionary
[L, from Gr, denial, from apo away from, and plianai to say] apophlegmatic ap-d-
fleg-mat'ik, (mcd) adj promoting the discharge of mucus. — n an apophlegmatic
agent. [Gr apophlegmalikos, from apo off; see phlegm] apophthegm or apothegm
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Concise English Dictionary
apophatic a-po-fat'ik, (theol.) adj. (of a description of God) using negatives, i.e.
saying what God is not. apophlegmatic ap-6-fleg-mat'ik, adj. promoting the
discharge of mucus. — n. an apophlegmatic agent. [Gr. apophlegmatikos — apo,
off; see ...
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A French and English dictionary
APOPHLEGMATIC (ap-o-fleg'-ma-tik) and Apo pa léguât ic al, adj. [efficacious
against phlegmatic humours] Apophlegmatiqve, bon contre les flegmes.
APOPHLEGMATISM (ap-ó-flepT-ma-tizm) or Apopblrgh ATi жаят, s. [:i medicine
against ...
Joseph Wilson (Professor in St. Gregory's College.), 1833
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An Attempt to Render the Pronunciation of the English ...
... 197v aphoristically', 28' aphrodisiac, 282 apiary, 21; apiece, 1 18 apocalyptical,
29! npologetical, 291 apologist, 226 apologize, 242 apology, 227 apophlegmatic,
281 apoplectic, 252 apostasy, 227 apostatlze, 242 aposiolic, 251 apostolical, ...
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The Oxford and Cambridge Review
... to feel for him is at first sorrow, and .in the end admiration. How strangely we
read Shakspeare! Perhaps no set of speeches, through the whole of the plays,
have provided more material for the apophlegmatic moralist,or leaked piecemeal
in ...
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Lexicon Medicum, Or, Medical Dictionary: Containing an ...
The more prominent symptoms of apoplexy being analogous to those which
indicate compmn'on of the brain, the disease was, till lately, An apophlegmatic
naturally enough referred by pathologists to effusion of blood or serum within the
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Robert Hooper, Klein Grant, 1848
