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Diagnostic uncertainty

Pulse, urine, fever, face, and the honest difficulty of not yet knowing.

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Diagnostic uncertainty

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  1. Reviewed source pageALCHANCALON ANTIDOTUM.Latin · 19th century · English available

    With scruples of rhubarb and a warm liquor, 720 *Alchancalon* is beneficial for simple and double tertians, it resolves the burning heats of a febrile dyscrasia: it puts to flig...

    Aegidii Corboliensis carmina medica
  2. Reviewed source pageDIANTHOS.Latin · 19th century · English available

    *Dianthos* aids and restores those afflicted by fevers, tormented for a long time by languor, fugitives from disease. It rouses weak pexis, strengthens orexis: 185 It benefits t...

    Aegidii Corboliensis carmina medica
  3. Reviewed source pageDe Aſaro.Latin · 15th century · English available

    It is called *asarum* in Greek, *vulgago* in Latin. It is said to be of a hot and dry virtue; its degree is the third in both, as they say. It provokes urine, and drunk, it purg...

    De viribus herbarum
  4. Reviewed source pageDe Berbena.Latin · 15th century · English available

    Vervain *gerobotinum* and *peristerion* the Greeks call it: this is said to have two species: the effect is almost the same for the two. With wine, it cures the jaundiced if it...

    De viribus herbarum
  5. Reviewed source pageDe Coriandro.Latin · 15th century · English available

    The power of the herb Coriander is said to be rigid, and at the same time to have a certain austere virtue. Galen states this: by which it is accustomed to drive out worms and t...

    De viribus herbarum
  6. Reviewed source pageDe Pipere.Latin · 15th century · English available

    Mix pepper in together: and thus apply it to cancers, Experts say nothing is more useful than this powder. No one can describe all the virtues of pepper. For almost all medicine...

    De viribus herbarum
  7. Reviewed source pageDe Piretro.Latin · 15th century · English available

    Pellitory is hot and dry, and the fourth in these Is its degree: if a cold humor should shake the teeth, Let the patient chew this: and hold it longer in the mouth, And it helps...

    De viribus herbarum
  8. Reviewed source pagePILULAE DE QUINQUE GENERIBUSLatin · 19th century · English available

    The *peripentamon* of myrobalans rules over Any humor: for the pills loosen phlegm, And restrain the enormous powers of double choler. 210 Let them not be given in a fever, nor...

    Aegidii Corboliensis carmina medica
  9. Reviewed source pageRHODOZACCARA.Latin · 19th century · English available

    *Rhodozaccara* tempers the burning of the stomach and removes the pain From a similar cause; if to the patient 495 It is given with cold [water], the flux is restrained by it, W...

    Aegidii Corboliensis carmina medica
  10. Reviewed source pageStances pour la santé du Roy. A Monseigneur le cardinalFrench · 19th century · English available

    Domremi; Jeanne d'Arc était-elle Française? du Nom de Jeane d'Arc; la Mission de Jeanne d'Arc, etc. IX. *Franc-Gauloises, vers et prose à travers les vani- tés du siècle* (1849-...

    Le Parnasse médical français
  11. Reviewed source pageUNGUENTUM POPULEON.Latin · 19th century · English available

    The Populeon unction, smeared on the pulsating veins, with the forehead and temples and nostrils then thoroughly anointed, tempers and represses the burning heat of a peracute f...

    Aegidii Corboliensis carmina medica
  12. Reviewed source pagetopsie de la princesse :French · 19th century · English available

    After her soul had departed from her body, And her heat was entirely spent, Monsieur resolved, before interring her, To have her body opened and to have it embalmed; And having...

    Le Parnasse médical français