10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «STROPHULI»
Discover the use of
strophuli in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
strophuli and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Medical Works of Paulus Aegineta, the Greek Physician: ...
The exanthemata here referred to appear, properly speaking, to be the strophuli
of Dr. Willan, but the ancients used the term rather vaguely for several eruptive
diseases. See book 4th. The exanthemata appear to be the " pustulae parvae" of
...
Paulus (Aegineta.), Francis Adams, 1834
2
A Treatise on the diseases and physical education of children
The Strophuli are almost invariably accompanied with derangement of the
digestive organs, and diarrhoea; but the two former affections, namely crusta
lactea and excoriations about the ears are generally attended with a strong
appetite and ...
3
The Critical Review, Or, Annals of Literature
frankness of his narrative, prepare us to repose implicit faith in his work, even in
those parts of it for which he is avowedly indebted to others, as his description of
Zante, Cerigo, Cerigotto and Strophuli, taken from the notes of other offi-' cers, ...
4
The Edinburgh Medical and Surgical Journal ...
The definition of Sagar applies more strictly to the strophuli and lichenes than to
herpes. " Papularum prurientium corymbus in squamas furfuraceas fatiscentium."
Those of Linnwus and of Vogel are rather more accurate. The former defines ...
The Exanthemata here referred to would appear, properly speaking, to be the
strophuli of Dr. Willan, but the ancients used the term rather vaguely for several
eruptive diseases. (See Book Fourth.) The Exanthemata are the “pustulae parvae
” of ...
6
A practical treatise on the diseases of children
The various strophuli, and other inflammations of the skin, have their origin in the
sanguineous turgescence and state of high excitability of the skin in children.
During intra-uterine life, the animal sensibility of the skin,it is supposed, does not
...
7
The Seven Books of Paulus Aegineta: Translated from the ...
The Exanthemata here referred to would appear, properly speaking, to be the
strophuli of Dr. Willan, but the ancients used the term rather vaguely for several
eruptive diseases. (See Book Fourth.) The Exanthemata are the " pustulae
parvae" ...
8
The Seven Books of Paulus Ægineta
As Dr. Willan remarks, he has described the strophuli by the name of pustulae, (
bothor.) (Tr. xxvi, 25.) He says of them: "Aliae sunt albae, aliae rubeae, aliae
nigrae, aliae magnae, aliae parvae et multae et paucae, aliae fortis et acuti
doloris, ...
9
Edinburgh Medical and Surgical Journal
... saliva flows copiously ; the cheeks are flushed, sometimes that one only most
contiguous to the rising tooth ; the tongue is spotted with small aphtlia, and
strophuli (tooth-rash), appear on the surface. And sometimes, to these
appearances of ...
10
Allgemeine Enzyklopädie Der Wissenschaften und Künste: In ...
Wenbt bei Nymphomanie und chronischen Krämpfen. Auch äußer, lich läßt sich
diese Tmctui bei hartnäckigen, strophuli, sen Angenentzündungeu mit krampfhaft
verschlossenen Augenlidern, zu 2 Drachmen mit 8 Unzen W'sser ver» dünnt, ...
Johann Samuel Ersch, Johann Gottfried Gruber, 1970
