10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MORBIFEROUS»
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1
Provincial Medical and Surgical Journal
A urethral puriform discharge may arise from excess of venery, intemperance,
and hard riding; this species is not capable of communicating infection. 2nd.
There is a purulent discharge from the urethra which arises from a morbiferous
cause ...
2
The Beginning: Its when and Its how
May not the colourless corpuscle be thus regarded as a fertile nurse-form of the
pus- corpuscle and the morbiferous germ, both of which are capable of very rapid
multiplication by cell division ?) MOVEMENTS OF GERMINAL MATTER. 341 Dr.
3
The Medical and Physical Journal
The way in which my latter assertion is proved by these facts, is, perhaps, more
just than at first sight obvious: it is this, — the eruptions of mount Hecla having
been great and numerous, have sent into the air immense quantities of
morbiferous ...
Rattlesnakes and venereal disease? This string of nonsense derives a final savor
from the morbiferous, plump and brilliant, more alimentary than funereal, both
sensual and ridiculous (Molieresque), that crowns it; for the enumerative cumulus
, ...
5
The London Medical and Physical Journal
The way in which my latter assertion is proved by these facts, is, perhaps, more
just than at first sight obvious : it is this, — the eruptions of mount Hecla having
been great and numerous, have sent into the air immense quantities of
morbiferous ...
6
A General Chronological History of the Air, Waether, Seasons ...
In Difeafes of the Breaf't, Expeétoration is lefl'ened or f'topp'd by cold, dry, Eafierly
Wind: Hence Afthmatics often fufi'er, or have a Fit then.-----One and the fame
Winds are falutiferous and morbiferous to different Countries. E. gr. long
Southerly ...
7
Report of the ... Meeting
On the day previous to this the disease had reached its maximum intensity,
having, in the course of a fortnight, laid the whole population, with very trifling
exceptions, under its morbiferous influence, which extended from the merest
malaise, ...
British Association for the Advancement of Science,
1838
8
The Monthly Magazine: Or, British Register ...
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9
The Edinburgh Medical and Surgical Journal: Exhibiting a ...
_ 'The history of fever, t' e ' assist-'spouse, 'bl'i'inanition'lrom hunger, and even of
slow hemolrhsgesgjseem all confirmatory, of .'these opinions'. Whether brought
on 'by the direct or indirect '1' action of morbiferous qualities, the'final'loss of ...
10
Lectures on the principles and practice of physic
This spreading and morbiferous inflammation of veins is sometimes so
remarkably prevalent, as to partake of the character of an epidemic disorder : and
this, its occasional prevalence, appears to be owing to some peculiar condition of
the ...