10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «CLIMACTERICAL»
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Encyclopaedia metropolitana: or Universal dictionary of ...
Baptistus Codronchus, a learned Physician of Imola, who flourished towards the
close of the XVIth century, in his Tractate De annis Climactericis necnon de
ratione vitandi eorum pericula, has given the various names by which
Climacterical ...
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Encyclopædia metropolitana; or, Universal dictionary of ...
Baptistus Codronchus, a. learned Physician of Imola, who flourished towards the
close of the XVIth century, in his Tractate De annis Climactericis necnon de
ratione vitandi eorum pericula, has given the various names by which
Climacterical ...
Edward Smedley, Hugh James Rose, Henry John Rose, 1845
Climacterical. Year. 131. limacterical Year. — Certain years in 'the life of man
have been, from great antiquity, supposed to have a peculiar importance, and to
be liable to singular vicissitudes in his health and fortunes. The well- known
notice ...
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Mysteries of Life, Death, and Futurity: Illustrated from the ...
Fragments of Time. 33 Kersey, in his Dictionarium Anglo-Britanicum, Third edition
, 1722, gives : Climacterical, belonging to the steps or rounds of a Ladder ; as
Climacterical Years, i.e. certain remarkable Years, whereby Man's Life gets up, ...
Cette date doit, en effet, se traduire ainsi: le premier jour de l'anne'c 1801
commencant, ct non 1801 anne'es, plus un jour de l'annde 1802." There are nine
climacterical years : one occurring every seventh year of our existence, till we
attain ...
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The Athenian Oracle: Being an Entire Collection of All the ...
Our zfirst Father died at the Age of zrzr Yearsz, which. was Climacterical to him,
becauseit Contains in it, _._sel,f seven times 133.Lamec/a died at 797 years,
Cligradeyicali likewise, .as Abm' amdied art-15, which conzains Twenty five ...
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The Works of Sir Thomas Browne: Four books of Vulgar errors
Nor, if we survey the account of Rome itself, may we doubt they were mistaken,
and if they feared climacterical years, might err in their numeration. For the civil
year, whereof the people took notice, did sometimes come short, and sometimes
...
Sir Thomas Browne, Simon Wilkin, 1852
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Find Your Way Through The Stars
(See Chronocrators) Climacterical Periods These cycles occur every 7th and 9th
year in the life of a person, enterprise, political entity, etc. The Moon squares her
own place by transit every 7th day, and by direction every 7th year; trines it every
...
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Female Patients in Early Modern Britain: Gender, Diagnosis, ...
climacterical year' specifically referring to the 63rd year of life.87 Indeed, Dr John
Symcotts employed this latter usage to describe the 'climacterical year' of a male
patient” Willis also appears to have accorded significance to the fact that a ...
Assoc Prof Wendy D Churchill, 2013
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A Supplement to the Athenian Oracle: Being a Collection of ...
atljenfan diet ; and if they scape death, fall 'again into other dangers at certain
times, and so from one degree to another, till they be come to the last step of the
Ladder, which is call'd Climax by the Greeks ; hence the name Climacterical
comes ...
Member of the Athenian Society, 1710
