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A Treatise on the practice of medicine, etc
Endemical influences are frequent causes of simple continued fevers. It is a fact
well understood, that at certain times, in certain localities, or continually in some
other localities, certain influences prevail which produce continued fever. Now
the ...
2
The Philosophical Works of the Honourable Robert Boyle: ...
It is probable, that, in several places, some endemical diseases, prmcipatly>) on
at least in fact, depend upon subterraneal steams. By endemical diseases, I do
not only mean such as are very peculiar to this or that country ; as the Plica is
said ...
Robert Boyle, Peter Shaw, 1725
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Opera, en anglois, avec notes par P. Shaw
II. is probable, that, in several places, some endemical diseases, principally, or at
least in part, depend upon subterraneal steams. By endemical diseases, I do not
only mean such as are very peculiar to this, or that country •, as the Plica is said ...
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London Medical Gazette: Or, Journal of Practical Medicine
[All the world knows how the fens of Lincolnshire and Cambridgeshire have
shrunk before the spirit of improvement ; iu innumerable districts w here ague
was once endemical, where young and old laid their account with an attack every
spring ...
5
An appeal to the medical profession, on the utility of the ...
AN epidemical disease is a disease which seizes upon a number of persons at a
time, or during a particular period : an endemical disease is a disease to which
the inhabitants of any district or country are subject: a sporadic disease is one ...
John Read (maker to the army.), 1832
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The Medical Repository (And Review Of American Publications ...
... and that the keeping of children in the city entirely from fruit does not save them
from the endemical diseases of the town, they must be attributed to ' some other
cause; and, from the above observations, what more likely to be the cause than ...
Samuel Latham Mitchill, Edward Miller, Elihu Hubbard Smith, 1811
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Sketches, Historical and Descriptive of Louisiana
levers sometimes make their appearance, and intermit- tents are endemical. No
great quantity of snow falls in this country, though seldom a winter passes without
some. Hence we perceive that the climate in the Mississippi territory is ...
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An Etymological Dictionary of the English Language
F. en,from L. in, prefix;and ME. devoir, dever, equivalentto OF. devoir, debvoir, a
duty. See Devoir. Der. endeavour, sb. ENDECA, incorrect form of Hendeca;
which see. ENDEMIC, peculiar toa people or district.(Gk.) 'Endemical, Endemial,
or ...
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The Edinburgh New Philosophical Journal: Exhibiting a View ...
It is scarcely necessary to direct attention to the fact, that the inverse takes place
in the reciprocal endemicity of genera and species, and that we cannot conceive
an endemical genus composed of sporadical species. Such a genus cannotibe ...
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The Edinburgh Philosophical Journal ... Edinburgh, Constable ...
It is scarcely necessary to direct attention to the fact, that the inverse takes place
in the reciprocal endemicity of genera and species, and that we cannot conceive
an endemical genus composed of sporadical species. Such a genus cannot be ...
