10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SABURRATION»
Discover the use of
saburration in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
saburration and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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A Treatise on Baths: Including Cold, Sea, Warm, Hot, Vapour, ...
Saburration, or flrenation, or sand bath, is taken by covering the body, except the
head, with sand and the exuvial matter thrown on the beach by the sea and
heated by the sun. Sometimes the process is gone through 1n tufa or volcanic
earth ...
John Bell, Samuel Murphey, 1859
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Water, as a Preservative of Health, and a Remedy in Disease: ...
Saburration, or flrenation, or sand bath, is taken by covering the body, except the
head, wit,h sand and the exuvial matter thrown on the beach by the sea and
heated by the sun. Sometimes the process is gone through in tufa or volcanic
earth ...
3
Dietetical & Medical Hydrology: A Treatise on Baths
Inunction was occasionally practiced before saburration, — the subjects of which,
at times, stood, or walked, or even ran about during the time. Saburration was
either general or partial ; and was prescribed for atrabilis, elephantiasis, and the
...
John Bell, John Bell (M.D.), 1850
Saburration, or arenation, or sand bath, is taken by covering the body, except the
head, with sand and the exuvial matter thrown on the beach by the sea and
heated by the sun. Sometimes the process is gone through in tufa or volcanic
earth ...
5
A Practical Manual of the Treatment of Club-foot
308 Saburration .......... .. i. 78 Saccharate of lead i. 715 Saccharum . ii. 144
aluminatum . i. 605 candum ii. 148 ofiicinarum ii. 144 saturni i. 708 Saccholactin ..
.. ii. 1168 'Safilower.......... ii 603 Saflron. bastard ...ii. 218, 603 cake............ ii. 218,
604 ...
6
The Elements of materia medica and therapeutics
J The practice of sand-bathing, called saburration or arenation (saburratio,
arcnatio, vrl psammtsmus, ^,*!AfAi?fxis from 4^M,'-*°£- sand), is very ancient (
Quiring, De balneis arte parandis. Diss. Inaug. Berol. 1837; Sutherland, Attempts
to revive ...
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Quick and Fun Activities for Every Day of the Year
Imagine how much harder it would be if you didn't. Try writing entries for these
words (they're all real—just very uncommon!) that all begin with sa: saburration,
salification, salutiferous, saponifiable, sacculation. the Chaplin's character often
got ...
Tim Tuck, Karen Tam Froloff, 2001
8
Chambers's Twentieth Century Dictionary (part 4 of 4: S-Z ...
... working into the axlebox; Sand′ bank, abank of sand formedby tides
andcurrents; Sand′bath, a vessel of hotsand for heatingvessels without
directexposure to the fire: abath in which thebody is covered withwarm sea sand:
saburration ...
9
Attempts to Revive Antient Medical Doctrines: I. Of Waters ...
The external use of water comprehends bathing, half-bathing, -partial bathing,
sweating, pumping, illutation, saburration, Jlillicidium, &c. Artificial Warm Baths
are composed of pure Weight of sweet water, heated by fire. The weight or
TMaUr ...
Alexander Sutherland, 1763
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The Elements of Materia Medica and Therapeutics
5 The practice of sand-bathing, called saburration 0r arenation (saburratio,
arenatio, vel prammismus, iI/aapwmis from \pdauos, sand,) is very ancient (
Quiring, De balneis arteparandis. Dias. Inaag. Berol. 1837 ; Sutherland, Attempls
to revive ...
