10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PUTRIDITY»
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putridity in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
putridity and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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The Body in Balance: Humoral Medicines in Practice
But that is another topic for discussion. This is what Ya'qüb ibn Is ̇åq al-Isrå'îlî
has to say about the treatment of diseases caused by the putridity of humours: I
say: Diseases that come about because of the putridity of humours are
obstructive ...
Peregrine Horden, Elisabeth Hsu, 2013
2
Musical Groups from Moscow: 7B (Band), Abominable
Putridity, ...
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put by Sydenham, namely, smallpox characterised by intense putridity from the
very first. An instance which does not stand alone. Were putridity due to nothing
but the baneful action upon the tissues of fever-heat only, how could we explain ...
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The Medical Repository (And Review Of American Publications ...
of the putridity of the blood, circulating through the human body.” But in order to
be understood, he gives the following definition of putridity : “ that it is a condition
of the parts of animals, in which all of them, as the blood, the lymph, and the rest,
...
Samuel Latham Mitchill, Edward Miller, Elihu Hubbard Smith, 1817
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Saint Bartholomew's Hospital Reports ...
put by Sydenham, namely, smallpox characterised by intense putridity from the
very first. An instance which does not stand alone. Were putridity due to nothing
but the baneful action upon the tissues of fever-heat only, how could we explain ...
London (England). Saint Bartholomew's Hospital, 1874
6
Medical histories and reflections ...
John Ferriar, William Simmons. caufe, acknowledged by almoft all writers, and by
fome conftituted as the effence of the difeafe, was putridity. The ancients^ appear
to have acknowledged no difference between the putrefaction of the living and ...
John Ferriar, William Simmons, 1792
7
The London Lancet: A Journal of British and Foreign ...
But those who consider the non-putridity ot this fluid, under such circumstances,
inexplicable, forget its nature. It is but blood mixed with, and rendered thin by
mucus. Chemists have discovered in the secretion the constituent elements of
blood; ...
8
Pacific Medical and Surgical Journal and Western Lancet
The most frequent of the internal causes were : first, plethora, or superabundance
of the fluids ; second, cacochymia, or putridity of the humors. Plethora could be
caused by the too great abundance of the four humors at the same time, or by the
...
9
Transactions, American Philosophical Society (vol. 80, Part ...
They interpret him to say that he means not only blood but any other humor not
regulated by nature which immediately begins to have some measure of putridity
when it is outside the veins. This is true especially when the blood is contained ...
Jacopo Berengario da Carpi, Levi Robert Lind
10
Retrospect of Philosophical, Mechanical, Chemical, and ...
From which premises it is inferred that putridity, or those effluvia which result from
the decomposition of animal and vegetable bodies, and from respiration, are the
proper food of plants ; and it is asserted that vegetable mould also, as well as ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «PUTRIDITY»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
putridity is used in the context of the following news items.
Wolfgang's Subdivision Plans Move Closer to Approval
... Riverwalk Dr., where the swamp presently swells and recedes behind the road and at times creates a stench that gives olfactory evidence of its putridity. «Niagarafallsreporter.com, Jun 15»
Red Sox digging historically deep hole with horrible start
They must be thankful for the White Sox, who at negative-42 are the only team within even 30 runs of Boston's putridity. Only five teams have negative run ... «The Providence Journal, May 15»
California Condors Again Are Soaring Over Some National Parks
... “....disgusting birds, with their bald, scarlet heads, formed to revel in putridity.†But, while their dining habitats can be distasteful, they are magnificent. «National Parks Traveler, May 15»
Luxury cars, Beverly Hills home that Donald Sterling gave to his …
... five-game loss to Dwight Howard's Orlando Magic, and had since toggled between intentional putridity and unintentional sub-mediocrity. Their surprise run to ... «National Post, Apr 15»
Arsenal: A Half-Term Report on Arsene Wenger's Side
Much of its putridity can be traced to Wenger's as-yet-unexplained decision to not buy a central defender after selling Thomas Vermaelen during the summer. «Bleacher Report, Jan 15»
Johnny Manziel's Putrid 1st Start Has to Be Alarming for Browns
Obviously not all of this was Manziel's fault, as the offensive line played with uber-putridity. But when Manziel had a clean pocket and open receivers, he still ... «Bleacher Report, Dec 14»
Think this year's NY Jets are bad? Take heart, this edition of Gang …
They could be the 1996 Jets of Rich Kotite, the epitome of putridity. A year earlier, owner Leon Hess uttered the famous line, “I'm 80 years old and I want results ... «New York Daily News, Oct 14»
KING 810 Full Set from KnotFest 2014
dude some advice for you. find a new band to listen to this is going to make you stupid look up pathology, or abominable putridity, maybe soreption shit some ... «Metal Injection.net, Oct 14»
How much do we know about martial law? You'll be surprised
'PORTRAIT OF PUTRIDITY, DECAY' Portrait of the exiled Ferdinand Marcos as he faced his death in Hawaii by lupus in 1989. As a martial law victim puts it: “its ... «Inquirer.net, Sep 14»
An Awareness of Vultures in Our Poisonous World
Beyond their beauty or putridity, however, our awareness must include the awful plight of vultures worldwide, due largely to the toxic world of poisons we foist ... «National Geographic, Sep 14»
