CĂRȚI ÎN ENGLEZĂ ÎN LEGĂTURĂ CU «TEMULENT»
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The American Journal of the Medical Sciences
This is well exemplified in the temulent stage of mania a potu, in which we are
often obliged to resort to the most powerful stimuli to sustain the energies of the
system. The long-continued exposure to the stimulating influence of a tropical ...
John Tahourdin White. sapiens, wise : sap ient-is . . ..[sapient-ter], \ wisely. sapien
-ter, J sailers, skilful : sollert-is [solert-ter], 1 skilfully. soler-ter, J vidlens, violent:
vidlent-is....\yidlent-ter~\, \ violently. violen-ter, J 2. acer, sharp : acr-is acr-i-ter, ...
John Tahourdin White, 1858
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The Western Journal of the Medical & Physical Sciences
When first entering on hospital practice, where the temulent form of disorder was
likely to be frequently encountered, it became a question with me whether I might
safely withhold spirituous drink from the subjects of that affection betraying a ...
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The London Medical and Physical Journal
... direct ou indirect, de la substance intermediaire qui sert aux relations entre 1'
intelligence et les or-. ganes corporels," . . - functions."* Notwithstanding the
testimonials to which we btfrc referred, the. Dr. Klapp. on. Temulent. Diseases.
175.
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The Edinburgh Medical and Surgical Journal ...
That suspending inflammatory action as it does, those authors who speak of pain
in the head with fiery eyes requiring the loss of twenty to one hundred ounces of
blood, have confounded the disease with temulent excitement. 6. That there are ...
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A dictionary of the Spanish and English languages, orig. ...
Any thing which intoxicates or deprives of the use of reason. Vino de pastv, Wine
for daily use. Vino de. Jerez or Jere~ zano, Xerez wiue, vulgarly corrupted into
ikerrg. Vinolencia, if. Temulency, inebriation with liquor. VinoUnto, ta, a. Temulent
...
Henry Neuman, Giuseppe Marc' Antonio Baretti, Mateo Seoane Sobral, 1862
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Dictionary of the Spanish and English Languages
Temulency, inebriation with liquor. ViiioLifO, ta. a. Temulent, inebriated.
VinosidXd, sf. Quality of being vinous, or consisting of wine, vinosity. Vinoso, sa,
a. 1. Vinous, having the qualities of wine, consisting of wine. 2. Temulent,
inebriated. ViRa ...
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Neuman and Baretti's Dictionary of the Spanish and English ...
Temulency, inebriation with liquor. VinolsV-o, ta, a. Temulent, inebriated.
VisosmXn, sf. Quality of being vinous, or consisting of wine, vinosity. Visoso, sa, a
. 1. Vinous, having the qualities of wine, consisting of wine. 2. Temulent,
inebriated.
Henry Neuman, Giuseppe Marco Antonio Baretti, 1836
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London Medical Gazette: Or, Journal of Practical Medicine
This was the case of an intelligent your,," man (in private practice), who, after
consuming, by his own report, three quarts of brandy, in thirty -six hours, fell into a
state of temulent excitation so excessive, that he was incapable of keeping a ...
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The Polar star, being a continuation of 'The Extractor', of ...
This was the case of an intelligent young man (in private practice), who, after
consuming, hy his own report, three quarts of hrandy in thirty-six hours, fell into a
state of temulent excitation so excessive, that he was incapahle of keeping a ...
ȘTIRI NOI CARE INCLUD TERMENUL «TEMULENT»
Află ce ziare naționale și internaționale au scris despre și cum este întrebuințat termenul
temulent în contextul următoarelor știri.
Review: 'The Poet and the Vampyre: The Curse of Byron,' by Andrew …
Not least, I particularly relished Stott's sprightly diction: “a rialto of possibilities,” “the brutal comedy of his worldliness,” “temulent illusions,” “a horde of corvine ... «Washington Post, Oct 14»
Nicholas Lezard: It's one thing to have a reputation, another to have …
And all I did then was act a bit tiddly and goggle in temulent indecision over the display at the snack bar on the platform of Sloane Square Tube station. Anyway ... «New Statesman, Oct 14»
An Almost Complete List of Every Word We've Ever Used to Mean …
... over the limit), and some early scholarly words (inebriate(d), temulent, ebrious). Local regional variations are sometimes apparent, such as from Scotland (fou, ... «The New Republic, Aug 14»
Lost for words with which to express the pain of a freshly empty …
... bit where Billy Preston joins in on the Hammond organ just before the third verse – but on my own, and (whisper it softly) ever so slightly temulent, I have found ... «New Statesman, Ian 14»
New World -- A Film Review
They drink and smoke beyond accounting, but they are neither temulent nor slackers. Not partial to violence, I am fascinated by the careening and wheeling ... «American Thinker, Mar 13»
