Treatises of Fistula in Ano, Hæmorrhoids, and Clysters, العدد 139،الجزء 1Early English Text Society, 1910 - 156 من الصفحات 1999. Gift of Leon Banov, Jr., M.D. |
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الصفحة x
... leaf 64 , back . I am indebted to the kindness of Mr. Sydney Armitage- Smith for this reference . 5 In London John Arderne was a Fishmonger in 1361 , and Richard Arderne was a prominent Skinner in 1376. John Arderne , esquire , was ...
... leaf 64 , back . I am indebted to the kindness of Mr. Sydney Armitage- Smith for this reference . 5 In London John Arderne was a Fishmonger in 1361 , and Richard Arderne was a prominent Skinner in 1376. John Arderne , esquire , was ...
الصفحة xxviii
... leaf 74 ; 335 , leaf 68 ; 2002 , leaf 333 ; 176 , back ; 29301 , leaf 42 , col . 157 ; in MS . 1153 , leaf 41 , in Trin . Coll . Camb .; and in the MS . No. 339 in the Hunterian Library at Glasgow , leaf 77 ) . " " 1 It was from the ...
... leaf 74 ; 335 , leaf 68 ; 2002 , leaf 333 ; 176 , back ; 29301 , leaf 42 , col . 157 ; in MS . 1153 , leaf 41 , in Trin . Coll . Camb .; and in the MS . No. 339 in the Hunterian Library at Glasgow , leaf 77 ) . " " 1 It was from the ...
الصفحة xxx
... vocant gorst , quia . proprium nomen illius ignorant . " ( MS . Digby 161 , leaf 23 , in the Bodleian Library , Oxford . ) 2 44 Bibliotheca , " p . 48 . remained until the time of the first Pharmacopoeia , 1618. XXX Forewords .
... vocant gorst , quia . proprium nomen illius ignorant . " ( MS . Digby 161 , leaf 23 , in the Bodleian Library , Oxford . ) 2 44 Bibliotheca , " p . 48 . remained until the time of the first Pharmacopoeia , 1618. XXX Forewords .
الصفحة xxxv
... . 1-2 . University Library , Glasgow , No. 112 . وو وو 99 No. 251 . Emmanuel College , Cambridge No. 69 [ English ] . V. SCALA SANITATIS . Brit . Museum , 1080 A , ff . 31 b . - 36 b . [ Sloane MS . 6 , leaf 141. ] A.
... . 1-2 . University Library , Glasgow , No. 112 . وو وو 99 No. 251 . Emmanuel College , Cambridge No. 69 [ English ] . V. SCALA SANITATIS . Brit . Museum , 1080 A , ff . 31 b . - 36 b . [ Sloane MS . 6 , leaf 141. ] A.
الصفحة xxxvi
John Arderne Sir D'Arcy Power. [ Sloane MS . 6 , leaf 141. ] A tretis extracte of Maistre Iohn Arden of fistula in ano and of fistula in oper place ; of pe body and of apostemez makyng fistulez and of emoraide ; & tenasmon and of ...
John Arderne Sir D'Arcy Power. [ Sloane MS . 6 , leaf 141. ] A tretis extracte of Maistre Iohn Arden of fistula in ano and of fistula in oper place ; of pe body and of apostemez makyng fistulez and of emoraide ; & tenasmon and of ...
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الصفحة 95 - Boethius l00 is the last of the Romans whom Cato or Tully could have acknowledged for their countryman.
الصفحة 119 - I have said, such numbers of corpses as no one without seeing it could deem credible. And at one side of the valley, in the very rock, I beheld as it were the face of a man very great and terrible, so very terrible indeed that for my exceeding great fear my spirit seemed to die in me. Wherefore I made the sign of the Cross, and began continually to repeat Verbum caro factum, but I dared not at all come nigh that face, but kept at seven or eight paces from it. And so I came at length to the other...
الصفحة 10 - ... over, ffor it is better that the terme be lengthed than the cure, ffor prolongacion of the cure giffeth cause of dispairyng to the pacientez, when triste to the leche is moste hope of helthe. And yif the pacient considere or wondre or aske why that he putte hym so long a tyme of curyng, sithe that he heled hym by the half, answere he that it was for that the pacient was strong-herted, and suffrid wele sharp thingis, 1 see. * pursue. * requireth.
الصفحة xxxii - ... shall go before our said body : that is to say, the one for war with our arms quartered, and the other for peace with our badges of ostrich feathers, with four banners of the same suit : and that every one of those who bear the said banners...
الصفحة 119 - ... the very rock, I beheld, as it •were, the face of a man, very great and terrible, so very terrible, indeed, that for my exceeding great fear my spirit seemed to die in me. Wherefore I made the sign of the cross, and began continually to repeat verbum euro factnm (
الصفحة xiv - Sixth, as relates to the Sale of Cloths by English Merchants to Merchants Aliens ; — And also, So much of a Statute made in the Fourteenth Year of the Reign of the said King Henry the Sixth, whereby it is ordained and established, " That so much of the Statutes made in the Sixth Year of the Reign of King Richard the Second, and in the First Year of the Reign of King Henry the Fourth, as is hereinbefore recited, relating to Fish and Victuals imported by Aliens, should be firmly holden and kept ;...
الصفحة 113 - ... hours in the spirit of wine and turpentine, take it out, hang it up twelve hours: imbibe it again 24 hours in fresh spirit, then hang up the pieces in aa dry air. and a shadowy place, so will they dry, and not stink.
الصفحة vi - NEW YORK: C. SCRIBNER & CO.; LEYPOLDT & HOLT. PHILADELPHIA : JB LIPPINCOTT & CO.
الصفحة xxviii - You then, Surgeons, if you operate conscientiously upon the rich for a sufficient fee and upon the poor for charity, you ought not to fear the ravages of fire, nor of rain nor of wind ; you need not take...
الصفحة 8 - ... a leche. ffor why; he shal both byholden' and he shal be more wise. And aboue al thise it profiteth to hym that he be founden evermore sobre; ffor dronkennez destroyeth al vertu and bringith it to not, as seith a wise man, " Ebrietas frangit quicquid sapiencia tangit "4: " Dronkenes breketh what-so wisdom toucheth.