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Sennert, Daniel.
Nine books of physick and chirurgery
London : L. Lloyd, 1656.
Cote : 40892.
Exemplaire numérisé : BIU Santé (Paris)
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490 Chap. XLI. Of embrocations, lotions, and bathes
491 Chap. XLII. Of soapes
472 Chap. XLIII. Of cauteries
[sans numérotation] Bookes printed for Lodo Lloyd, and sold at his shop next the Castle-Tavern in Cornhill
[sans numérotation] [Page de titre]
[sans numérotation] To the reader, health and safety
[sans numérotation] The table
1 Book I. Of fever in general, and of an ephemera, and of a synocha with putrefaction. Chap. I. Of the nature of a fever
3 Chap. II. Of the causes of fevers in general
4 Chap. III. Of the symptomes of a fever in general
5 Chap. IV. Of the differences of fevers in general
6 Chap. V. Of the cure of fever in general. Chap. VI. Of the fever ephemere
10 Chap. VII. Of an ephemera of more dayes, and of a synocha without putrefaction
12 Book II. Of putred fevers. Chap. I. Of putred fevers in general
15 Chap. II. Of the differences of putred fevers
16 Chap. III. Of the signes of putred fevers in general
17 Chap. IV. Of the cure of putred fevers in general
18 Chap. V. Of breathing of a vein
19 Chap. VI. Of purging
22 Chap. VII. Of concoction and seperation of humours
23 Chap. VIII. Of sudorificks and diureticks
24 Chap. IX. Of diet in putred fevers
27 Chap. X. Of the differences of putred fevers
28 Chap. XI. Of a continued putred primary fever, and first of a synocha in particular
31 Chap. XII. Of a causus, or burning fever
33 Chap. XIII. Of continued periodick fever in general, and of a continued tertian
36 Chap. XIV. Of a continued quotidian
38 Of the fever epiala
39 Of the syncopal fever
40 Chap. XV. Of a continued quartane
41 Chap. XVI. Of symptomatical fever
46 Chap. XVII. Of intermitting fevers in general
55 Chap. XVIII. Of intermitting fevers in particular, and first of an intermitting tertian
61 Chap. XIX. Of a quotidian intermittent
62 Chap. XX. Of an intermitting quartan
67 Chap. XXI. Of compound fevers, and semi-tertians
71 The third book. Of a hectick fever. Chap. I. Of the nature of a hectick fever
72 Chap. II. Of the signs of a hectick fever
73 Chap. III. Of the cure of a hectick fever
75 The fourth book. Of the plague, and of pestilential and malignant fevers. Chap. I. Of the nature of the pestilence
77 Chap. II. Of the causes of the pestilence
79 Chap. III. Of contagion
81 Chap. IIII. Of the signs of the plague
82 Chap. V. Of preservation from the pestilence
85 Chap. VI. Of the cure of the pestilence
89 Chap. VII. Of the nature of a pestilent and malignant fever, and of the difference of them from the plague
90 Chap. VIII. To what kind of fevers pestilent and malignant ones pertain
91 Chap. IX. Of the causes of a pestilent and malignant fever
92 Chap. X. Of the signs of malignant and pestilent fevers
93 Chap. XI. Of the cure of malignant and pestilential fevers in general
97 Chap. XII. Of a malignant fever, with the measles and small pox
105 Chap. XIII. Of the spotted fever
108 Chap. XIV. Of the english sweat
110 Chap. XV. Of the ungarick disease
114 Chap. XVI. Of a malignant fever with the cramp
116 Chap. XVII. Of a malignant fever, with a catarrh, and a cough, and the squincy
118 Chap. XVIII. Of the cure of symptomatical fevers
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