10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «VARIOLATOR»
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variolator in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
variolator and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
American journal of epidemiology
took many forms. One variolator wrapped the scabs in a tough paper and put
them in honey in a clean jar which was kept in dark, cool places in summer and
in a room in winter to avoid freezing. One wrapped the scabs in 3-4 sheets of
paper ...
2
The eradication of smallpox: Edward Jenner and the first and ...
One of his first detractors, Dr Ingenhousz, an inoculating doctor (variolator) from
Vienna, visiting England at that time, wrote to him on 1 2th October saying that it
was public knowledge that people who had had an attack of cowpox could ...
3
Joh. Christ. Fabricii ... Entomologia systematica emendata ...
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Johann Christian Fabricius, Storch, 1796
4
The Edinburgh Medical and Surgical Journal: Exhibiting a ...
Nay, Mr Brown, although he gives us to understand that he was a very successful
variolator, and has humanely disclosed his method of frequently
rescuinglvariolated patients as it were arn'cu/a mom's (p. 30.), says, w en
laborously proving ...
5
Colonizing the Body: State Medicine and Epidemic Disease in ...
... tying of the bandage the variolator recited continuously from the "Aughtorrah
Bhade" (Atharva Veda), praising the "goddess of spots." On recovery, a
thanksgiving puja was held in the goddess's honor, and only then did the
inoculator receive ...
6
Ritual Matters: Dynamic Dimensions in Practice
Once the presence was ensured, the variolator proceeded with the next phase,
inoculation, a ritual explained as stha ̄pana, the stabilisation and installation of
the goddess into the hosting body. It was so that the 'patient' became the mu ̄rti
...
Ute Husken, Christiane Brosius, 2012
7
Vaccinations: a History: From Lady Montagu to Jenner and ...
These people only succeed in showing themselves ignorant on the subject!
Jenner was a variolator and by variolating James Phipps, he was only performing
a routine procedure of his medical practice. Michael Grodin, a professor of
Medical ...
8
Hugo and Russell's Pharmaceutical Microbiology
The success rate was very variable and often depended on the skill of the
variolator. In the late 18th century Edward Jenner, an English country doctor,
observed the similarity between the pustules of smallpox and those of cowpox, a
disease ...
Stephen P. Denyer, Norman Hodges, Sean P. Gorman, 2011
9
Live Variola Virus:: Considerations for Continuing Research
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Time PCR VAR HA gene“ N Real—Time PCR 14—kDa protein gene" Y Real-
Time PCR 14-kDa protein genef Y Real-Time PCR pan-E9L3, VAR B9R, B1OR ...
Deepali M. Patel, Committee on the Assessment of Future Scientific Needs for Live Variola Virus, Ann M. Arvin, 2009
10
Edinburgh Medical and Surgical Journal
contagious, and that it is a much milder disease than even inoculated small-pox.
Nay, Mr Brown, although he gives us to understand that he was a very successful
variolator, and has humanely disclosed his method of frequently rescuing ...
