10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «BENUMBEDNESS»
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benumbedness in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
The Compleat Practice of Men and Women Midwives: Or, the ...
(well greased with butter) into the pastage, but the same benumbedness as
before made me to stop a little, till at last getting my hand again to the bottom of
the womb, I search'd for the feet, but met only with the head and neck lying on
one side ...
2
A dictionary of the Bengalee language: in which the words ...
(from $5, stupid , stupidity, idiocy, benumbedness, trigidity, inactivity, decrepitude.
cigars, s. (from 'a'; stupid, and '5,115', a proper name), a stupid person, an idiot, a
person who stands like a post; without concern or energy. 61.31;, s. (from is ...
3
Of Spirit: Heidegger and the Question
The crossing- through recalls a benumbedness (Be- nommenheit) of the animal.
Heidegger proposes a description of this which is patient but, it seems to me,
awkward. Benumbedness seems to close off access to the entity as such. In truth
it ...
4
G.H.G. Jahr's Manual of homoeopathic medicine
Spasmodic drawing in the thighs, proceeding from the small of the back, and
particularly extending to the fleshy parts. — Frequent tingling and benumbedness
in the left thigh. — Heaviness in the thighs, sometimes a pain as from suppuration
, ...
Gottlieb Heinrich Georg Jahr, Constantine Hering, 1838
5
A Theoretical and Practical Treatise on the Diseases of the Skin
Since that period, the right eye has continued inflamed, the "headache has
returned, and after three attacks of benumbedness, similar to those with which he
had already been affected, the patient became affected with the paralysis of the
skin ...
Pierre François Olive Rayer, John Bell, 1845
6
Selected papers: anniversary issue
... materialize themselves into the benumbedness of the stone, until this
benumbedness, through one gigantic compression of the involution, since this
world, through its own evolution, does not develop further its cause which has
abandoned it ...
Jelisaveta Blagojević, Dušan Đorđević Mileusnić, Centar za ženske studije, 2002
7
The Balm of Gilead for Healing a Diseased Land: With the ...
So many are insensible of the Lord's departure, they go to communions, and
think to shake themselves, as at other times; but, ph! there is a benumbedness
and weakness that has seized on their spirits, they cannot now lift up their tools at
his ...
8
The Works ... to which is Prefixed the Life of the Author. A ...
We may, from the foregoing tract of the subtilty of effiuvia, borrow some instances
very pertinent to this place. For the temporary benumbedness or stupesaction, for
example, produced in the fisherman's foot by the * effiuvia of the fish Amormtim, ...
9
*Baretti's Italian Dictionary: 1: Italian and English
Studiélo, s. m. l. dim. of studio; 2. a casket, ' benumbedness, cramp. Mettere in —,
t cofl'er; 3. a desk, ecrutoirc; 4. study, a room astonish, surprise. A ——,
wonderfully,- 4. for studying in. | pl. persons whose eye-brows are natural/jI
Studids-o, ...
10
The whole works, as yet recovered, of ... Robert Leighton, ...
Is it a lethargic, a dead benumbedness of spirit, or is it a fever, a boiling of
passions or lusts, yea is it, as it were, a kind of possession of an unclean or an
unquiet spirit ? Come forward : here is help for thee. He cured those here, with
His word.
Robert Leighton (abp. of Glasgow.), William West (of Nairn), 1870
