10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «OPPILATION»
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The royal dictionary abridged in two parts: I. French and ...
To ôppilate, V. A. Oppiler, eau fer quelque oppilation ou ob- ßruSion. This is apt
to orpilate, Ceci eß oppilatif ou obßruäif. óppilaíed, ji. Of pilé, qui a quel cue
oppilation ou obßruclion. Oppilation, S. Oppilation, ob- flruOion- Oppilâtive, Л.
Oppilatif ...
[OPPILATION]. OF. THE. SPLEEN. Goeurot: "The splene is a mebre loge softe,
and spongy, beinge in ye lefte syde ioyned unto the holownesse of ye stomacke,
and to the thycke endes of ye rybbes, & to ye backe. the whiche is ordeyned fo to
...
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A Concise Dictionary of the Italian, English, & French ...
Oppilation, s. oppilation: oppilazione,f. Oppilative, adj. oppilatif, ve; obstructif:
oppilativo; costipativo. Oppone, Oppose, ra. opposer: opporre. Opponent, s. o
posant: un opponeute, m. Opportune, a j. opportun, e; convenable: opportuno; ...
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The Method of Physick: Containing the Causes, Signes, and ...
... is very good for diseases depending vpon oppilation or stopping, and
misfortune coming by oppilation and stopping, as is a flute; and for him that is
diseased in the liuer,and For those diseales for the most part which come and go
by courset.
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Encyclopædia Metropolitana; Or, Universal Dictionary of ...
OPPILATION, Fr. oppiler, oppilation, an obstruc¢ tion; oppilatif; oppilaticc,
obstructive. Cotgrave. It. oppilarc, oppilazz'one; Sp. opilar, opilacion,' Lat.
oppilare, to stop up, to close up, (Oh, and pilare, Gr. WIXeTv, densare,
condensare, to thicken ...
Edward Smedley, Hugh James Rose, Henry John Rose,
1845
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The Ladies' Dispensatory
LIVER, OBSTRUCTION tSTOPPING 1 OF 1SEE ALSO KING'S EVIL1 Goeurot: "
Oppilation nr stoppyng cmeth sonictyme in the holownesse of the lyuer [liver[,
and it is knowen by cpasson [compassion ] and payne of the stomacke, and is
healed ...
Carey David Balaban, Jonathan Erlen, Richard Siderits,
2003
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Pantologia. A new (cabinet) cyclopædia, by J.M. Good, O. ...
OPPILATION. s. (oppilation, French.) Obstruction: matter heaped together {
Harvey). OTPILAT1VE. a. (oppilalive, French.) Obstructive. OPPLETED. a. (
oppletus, Latin.) Filled ; crowded . OPPONENS POLLICIS. In myology. See Flexor
ossis ...
John Mason Good, Olinthus Gilbert Gregory,
1813
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The young-man's counsellor
Now as to their other Qualifications they are generally indow'd with, that is,
Laquacity or Talkativeness, and Impudence; they take it for a Mighty setting off of
theirParts,by hard Names, and cramp 'Words, as in pronouncing Oppilation
Oppilation ...
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The Works of Ben. Jonson: The devil is an ass. The staple of ...
Ben Jonson Peter Whalley. Such as fir Moth's is, being an oppilation In that you
call the neck o' the money-bladder, Moft anatomical, and by difie&ion. Enter Nurfe
. Keep. O, mr. Doctor, and his 'pothecary ! Good mr. Item, and my miftrels Polifh !
Ben Jonson, Peter Whalley,
1756
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Advanced Therapy in Epilepsy
The Divine Comedy by Dante Alighieri, as translated by Henry Wadsworth
Longfellow, seems to include in the Inferno (Canto 24, verses 112-117) a
mention of epilepsy by reference to the term "oppilation," which medieval
physicians used to ...
James W. Wheless, James Willmore, Roger A. Brumback,
2009