10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SANGUIFICATION»
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A History of the discovery of the circulation of the blood
The liver was then at once the organ for converting the chyle into blood and
changing black blood into red; the liver was the organ of sanguification. £ The
theory of sanguification, of the formation of blood by the liver, was Galen's great
theory ...
On the Phenomena of Sanguification, and on the Blood in general. By W; Prout/
M.D. [Part of the following paper has already been laid before the fublic, under
the title of an " Inquiry into the Origin and 'roperties of the Blood : " as, however, ...
Thomas Thomson, Richard Phillips, Edward William Brayley, 1819
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Encyclopaedia perthensis, or, Universal dictionary of the ...
Conveying blood. — The fifth conjugation of the nerves is branched to the
muscles of the face, particularly the cheeks, whole sanguiserous vellels it twists
about. Derham. ^ (1.) * SANGUIFICATION, n.s. [sanguification, fr. sanguis and
sacio, Lat.] ...
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A Subtle and Mysterious Machine: The Medical World of Walter ...
A question of certainty—The case of sanguification Sanguification was a key
physiological transformation. As the process by which chyle became blood, it
invoked questions of vitality and the origin of the life which characterised the
blood ...
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The Edinburgh Medical and Surgical Journal
At the piesent, we recognize in general terms the three following propositiops. 1st
, The Portal Veiu absorbs the alimentary articles, and conveys them to the liver. '
2d, The Liver is an organ of Sanguification and of Htema- tosis; it is the organ of ...
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Anthropologia Nova Or a New System of Anatomy Describing the ...
Of Sanguification we may admit two Degrees, the first of which amounts to no
more thana Con fusion, or such an intimate mixture of parts, as suffices so to
confound the different colour'd Liquors, as that the Whiteness of the Chyle shall
be so ...
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Wood's Medical and Surgical Monographs: Consisting of ...
sions — first, persons nervously active from predominant innervation; secondly,
those with predominant sanguification and activity of the vascular and muscular
systems; thirdly, those in whom both innervation and muscular activity are ...
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The American System of Dentistry
He arranges the temperaments under six heads : first, persons nervously active
from predominant innervation ; second, those with excessive sanguification and
activity of the vascular and muscular systems ; third, those combining the first and
...
... persons nervously active from predominant innervation ; secondly, those with
predominant sanguification and activity of the vascular and muscular systems ;
thirdly, those in whom both innervation and muscular activity are predominant,
and ...
In such a state of things, although the organs of sanguification may, so to express
it, appeal to the nervous system, whence they derive their functional aptitude, the
spinal marrow, struck with stupor through the circulation of carbonized blood, ...
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All's not well in Tunbridge Wells
“In professional and commercial life,” continued the medic, “mental fag is one of the most prolific causes of derangement of digestion, sanguification, and ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Jun 14»
