10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «EXCRESCENCY»
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excrescency in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
excrescency and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Philosophical Transactions to the Year ____ Abridged and ...
U We now return to Dr le Cat's own words." I (hall here subjoin the description of
an instrument of Surgery, which I have lately invented. Forceps for When the
fingers can lay hold of an excrescency, the Surgeon need 'be 'x'i'PMM not think of
...
Royal Society (Great Britain), 1756
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The Philosophical Transactions and Collections: Abridged and ...
I shall here subjoin the description of an instrument of Surgery, which I have
lately invented. Forceps for When the fingers can lay hold of an excrescency, the
Surgeon need the extirpation not think of making u(e of machines for it ; he will
never ...
Royal society of London, 1756
3
Philosophical Transactions, Giving Some Accompt of the ...
When the Fingers can lay hold of an Excrescency, the Surgeon need not think of
making use of Machines for it 5 he will never find any convenient enough; but all
Tumours that arc to be extirpated arc not within the Reach of the Fingers : There ...
4
Philosophical Transactions, Giving Some Accompt of the ...
When the lingers can lay hold of an Excrescency, the Surgeon need not think of
making use of Machines for it j he will never find any convenient enough ; but all
Tumours that arc to be extirpated are not within the Reach of the Fingers : There ...
John Martyn ((Londres)), Henry Oldenburg, James Allestry ((Londres)), 1750
5
Analecta: or Materials for a history of remarkable ...
Mr Dundas,f late Advocat, told me, that a Bill presented to the House for the
leaving the excrescency of the twenty thousand pound by the malt-tax, in the
hands of the burghs, was droped for this reason, that when the English Members
found ...
Robert Wodrow, Matthew Leishman, 1843
6
German orthography and phonology: a treatise with a ...
Excrescency 122. Temporal displacement may also lead to the utterance of an
extra consonant, especially a stop: MHG min(e)re > ntinber, English eveniing) but
31benb, je=mann > jemanb, etn(e)§ > etnft, dialectically anberS > anberft ; cf.
7
University of St. Andrews. [2], xxiv, 432, [2] p
And that any remaining excrescency in the Factor's hand might not be carried off
by other gifts, they resolved to employ it in repairing and improving the fabric of
the College. And considering that it is of advantage to the society, that the
Masters ...
Great Britain. Commission for Visiting the Universities and Colleges of Scotland, 1837
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University of St. Andrews
And that any remaining excrescency in the Factor's hand might not be carried off
by other gifts, they resolved to employ it in repairing and improving the fabric of
the College. And considering that it is of advantage to the society, that the
Masters ...
Great Britain. Commission for Visiting the Universities and Colleges of Scotland, 1837
9
Troublesome corpses: vampires & revenants, from antiquity to ...
'5 Indeed, the so-called 'magical mark' or excrescency is reminiscent of the
stigmata diaboli or sigillum diaboli, a mark supposedly branded on witches by the
Devil that resembled a scar, mole, birthmark or tattoo, and which denoted the
Devil's ...
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Philosophical Transactions and Collections: Abridged and ...
I shall here subjoin the description of an instrument of Surgery, which I have
lately invented. Forceps for "When the fingers can lay hold of an excrescency, the
Surgeon need tH extirpation not think of making use of machines for it ; he will
never ...
Royal Society (Great Britain), 1743
