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The Seven Books of Paulus Ægineta
sulphureous bath if convenient ; rubbing the affected parts with calefacient
ointments, or applying heated bricks to them; purging with aloes, scammony, and
the like ; using the hip-bath made with the decoctions of parsley and anise,
common ...
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The Seven Books of Paulus Aegineta: Translated from the ...
In general, he says, they are rather calefacient than refrigerant; some, however,
are refrigerant, and are used as applications to the joints in gout. A few are not
only calefacient but also epispastic. He gives prescriptions for 35 malagmata.
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Claudette Colbert: She Walked in Beauty
Foster received better reviews than Claudette, whom Brooks Atkinson described
as “calefacient,” although he felt she played the songwriter's wife “self-
consciously.” Foster, on the other hand, was “ingratiating” and acted the
songwriter ...
In general, he says, they are rather calefacient than refrigerant; some, however,
are refrigerant, and are used as applications to the joints in gout. A few are not
only calefacient but also epispastic. He gives prescriptions for 35 malagmata.
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The stock-feeders' manual
Butter Lump Sugar 20-7 3-4 315 315 6-4 2112 25-6 3i-8 i-8 319 These figures
show the relative calefacient, or heat-producing powers of the different foods
named outside the body; but there is some doubt as to their having the same
relative ...
sir Charles Alexander Cameron, 1868
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The Medical Works of Paulus Aegineta, the Greek Physician: ...
They are nearly such as our author recommends, namely, attenuant food ;
avoiding the common bath, which does no good, but using the sulphureous bath,
if convenient ; rubbing the affected parts with calefacient ointments, or applying ...
Paulus (Aegineta.), Francis Adams, 1834
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Lectures on Inflammation: Exhibiting a View of the General ...
One of these has for its object to alleviate the symptoms of burns, by the
application of substances which produce a cooling or refrigerant effect, the other
to heal burns by calefacient or stimulating substances. Whether, as has often
been ...
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The Elements of materia medica and therapeutics
Exposure to the rays of a common fire is resorted to, as a stimulant and
calefacient, in old paralytic and other cases attended with coldness and blueness
of the extremities, and with other symptoms of insufficient circulation of the blood.
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The Edinburgh Medical and Surgical Journal ...
quibus omni studio atque industriai excludi debent) sed post vomitus alvique
dejectiones, &c.” Nicander's particular remedies are mostly of a calefacient
nature, such as birthwort, alkanet, and the theriac of vipers, which appears to
have been ...
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Lexicon Pharmaceuticum: Or a Pharmaceutical Dictionary, ...
Emplastrum Attrahens. Drawing Plaster. The Emplastrum Cera. EMPLASTRUM
CALEFACIENS. D. Calefacient Plaster. Take of plaster of Spanish Fly, one part;
burgundy pitch, seven parts; melt together, and form into a plaster. A calefacient ...
