10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CALEFACIENT»
Discover the use of
calefacient in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
calefacient and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Seven Books of Paulus Ægineta
sulphureous bath if convenient ; rubbing the affected parts with calefacient
ointments, or applying heated bricks to them; purging with aloes, scammony, and
the like ; using the hip-bath made with the decoctions of parsley and anise,
common ...
2
The Seven Books of Paulus Aegineta: Translated from the ...
In general, he says, they are rather calefacient than refrigerant; some, however,
are refrigerant, and are used as applications to the joints in gout. A few are not
only calefacient but also epispastic. He gives prescriptions for 35 malagmata.
3
Claudette Colbert: She Walked in Beauty
Foster received better reviews than Claudette, whom Brooks Atkinson described
as “calefacient,” although he felt she played the songwriter's wife “self-
consciously.” Foster, on the other hand, was “ingratiating” and acted the
songwriter ...
In general, he says, they are rather calefacient than refrigerant; some, however,
are refrigerant, and are used as applications to the joints in gout. A few are not
only calefacient but also epispastic. He gives prescriptions for 35 malagmata.
5
The stock-feeders' manual
Butter Lump Sugar 20-7 3-4 315 315 6-4 2112 25-6 3i-8 i-8 319 These figures
show the relative calefacient, or heat-producing powers of the different foods
named outside the body; but there is some doubt as to their having the same
relative ...
sir Charles Alexander Cameron, 1868
6
The Medical Works of Paulus Aegineta, the Greek Physician: ...
They are nearly such as our author recommends, namely, attenuant food ;
avoiding the common bath, which does no good, but using the sulphureous bath,
if convenient ; rubbing the affected parts with calefacient ointments, or applying ...
Paulus (Aegineta.), Francis Adams, 1834
7
Lectures on Inflammation: Exhibiting a View of the General ...
One of these has for its object to alleviate the symptoms of burns, by the
application of substances which produce a cooling or refrigerant effect, the other
to heal burns by calefacient or stimulating substances. Whether, as has often
been ...
8
The Elements of materia medica and therapeutics
Exposure to the rays of a common fire is resorted to, as a stimulant and
calefacient, in old paralytic and other cases attended with coldness and blueness
of the extremities, and with other symptoms of insufficient circulation of the blood.
9
The Edinburgh Medical and Surgical Journal ...
quibus omni studio atque industriai excludi debent) sed post vomitus alvique
dejectiones, &c.” Nicander's particular remedies are mostly of a calefacient
nature, such as birthwort, alkanet, and the theriac of vipers, which appears to
have been ...
10
Lexicon Pharmaceuticum: Or a Pharmaceutical Dictionary, ...
Emplastrum Attrahens. Drawing Plaster. The Emplastrum Cera. EMPLASTRUM
CALEFACIENS. D. Calefacient Plaster. Take of plaster of Spanish Fly, one part;
burgundy pitch, seven parts; melt together, and form into a plaster. A calefacient ...
