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Paul d'Égine / Adams, Francis (trad.).
The Seven books of Paulus Aegineta, translated from the Greek, with a commentary embracing a complete view of the knowledge possessed by the Greeks, Romans and Arabians on all subjects connected with medicine and surgery, by Francis Adams / vol. 1
Londres : Syndenham Society of London, 1844.
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ix Editor's preface to the first edition vol.I
xi Contents
xvii [Préface]
xxi [Table des matières] Contents of the first volume
1 Book first. Sect. I. On the complaints of pregnant women, and their diet
5 Sect. II. On the nurse
6 Sect. III. On the milk of the nurse
7 Sect. IV. How to correct the bad qualities of milk
8 Sect. V. On the management of the infant
10 Sect. VI. On the eruptions which happen to children
11 Sect. VII. On the cough and defluxion of infants
12 Sect. VIII. On pruritus
13 Sect. IX. On dentition
14 Sect. X. On aphthae
16 Sect. XI. On excoriations of the thighs / Sect. XII. On watery discharges from the ears / Sect. XIII. On siriasis
18 Sect. XIV. The regimen of infancy, and the succeding ages until manhood
19 Sect. XV. On the preparatory friction
20 Sect. XVI. On exercises
22 Sect. XVII. On the kinds of exercise
28 Sect. XVIII. On the kinds of friction
29 Sect. XIX. On vociferation, or the exercise of the voice
30 Sect. XX. On lassitude from exercises
33 Sect. XXI. On constriction of the skin / Sect. XXII. Of spontaneous lassitude
36 Sect. XXIII. On the regimen of old persons
37 Sect. XXIV. For a wrinkled state of the body
38 Sect. XXV. To make the perspiration fragrant / Sect. XXVI. To warm the habit
39 Sect. XXVII. For paleness / Sect. XXVIII. On lividity / Sect. XXIX. Preservatives of the teeth
40 Sect. XXX. For dulness of hearing / Sect. XXXI. On dimness of sight
41 Sect. On repletion
43 Sect. XXXIII. On intoxication
44 Sect. XXXIV. On wrong digestion of the food / Sect. XXXV. On venery
46 Sect. XXXVI. On impotence
47 Sect. XXXVII. On inordinate venery
48 Sect. XXXVIII. On redundance of semen
49 Sect. XXXIX. On persons injured by cold
51 Sect. XL. For persons scorched by the sun / Sect. XLI. On collections of phlegm in the stomach
52 Sect. XLII. Hox to produce easy vomiting
54 Sect. XLIII. On laxatives and diurectics to those in health
57 Sect. XLIV. On clysters
58 Sect. XLV. On suppositories
59 Sect. XLVI. On medicines which evacuate phlegm from the head, masticatories, errhines and liniments to the nose
60 Sect. XLVII. On emmenagogues
61 Sect. XLVIII. On sudorifics
63 Sect. XLIX. On airs
64 Sect. L. On waters
67 Sect. LI. On baths
71 Sect. LII. On the natural baths
73 Sect. LIII. On the regimen fittinf to the different seasons
75 Sect. LIV. On the regimen of persons actively employed
76 Sect. LV. On the regimen of travellers
79 Sect. LVI. On the regimen of persons on board ship
80 Sect. LVII. On the means of diminishing obesity
82 Sect. LVIII. How to recruit those who are emaciated
84 Sect. LIX. How to remedy emaciated parts of the body / Sect. LX. The diagnosis of the best temperament
85 Sect. LXI. Diagnosis of the temperaments
87 Sect. LXII. On the form of the head / Sect. LXIII. The marks of the temperaments of the brain
90 Sect. LXIV. The marks of the temperaments of the stomach
93 Sect. LXV. The marks of the temperaments of the lungs
94 Sect. LXVI. The marks of the temperaments of the heart
98 Sect. LXVII. Diagnosis of the temperaments of the liver
100 Sect. LXVIII. Diagnosis of the temperaments of the testicles
101 Sect. LXIX. On the parts that are omitted / Sect. LXX. The correction of hot intemperaments of the body
102 Sect. LXXI. The correction of cold intemperaments of the body
103 Sect. LXXII. The cure of the dry intemperaments, of the stomach, for example ; then of the other intemperaments
106 Sect. LXXIII. On the powers of the articles of food
110 Sect. LXXIV. On pot-herbs
115 Sect. LXXV. On asparagi or young shoots
116 Sect. LXXVI. On herbs having esculent roots
119 Sect. LXXVII. On truffles and mushrooms
120 Sect. LXXVIII. On the frumentaceous articles of food
125 Sect. LXXIX. On pulse
127 Sect. LXXX. On the summer fruits
129 Sect. LXXXI. On the fruits of trees
138 Sect. LXXXII. On animals ; and first, of fowls
143 Sect. LXXXIII. On eggs
145 Sect. LXXXIV. On beasts
149 Sect. LXXXV. On the parts of animals
151 Sect. LXXXVI. On milk
154 Sect. LXXXVII. On the drinking of milk
155 Sect. LXXXVIII. On curds and whey
156 Sect. LXXXIX. In cheese
157 Sect. XC. On fishes
166 Sect. XCI. On the testacea, or shell-fish
169 Sect. XCII. On the mollusca / Sect. XCIII. On the cartilaginous fishes
170 Sect. XCIV. On the cetacea, or large fishes
172 Sect. XCV. On the properties of wine
178 Sect. XCVI. On honey anf hydromel or honied water
180 Sect. XCVII. On sleep
181 Sect. XCVIII. On watchfulness
183 Sect. XCIX. On somnolency / Sect. C. The epistle of Diocles on the preservation of health - Diocles to king Antigonus
187 Book second. Sect. I. On fevers, from the works of Galen and several others
188 Sect. II. Of the principal considerations to be inquired into with regard to febrile affections
189 Sect. III. From Galen, what to call the commencement of the disease / Sect. IV. How to know whether the disease will prove fatal or not
193 Sect. V. How to know if the disease will be of long duration
194 Sect. VI. How to know if the disease will terminate by a crisis, or by resolution / Sect. VII. On critical days
198 Sect. VIII. That critical symptoms appearing in the commencement are unfavorable / Sect. IX. How to judge beforehand of a future crisis
199 Sect. X. How to recognize a present crisis
201 Sect. XI. How to determine whether a past crisis be favorable
202 Sect. XII. On the pulse, from the works of Galen
222 Sect. XIII. On the alvine discharges
224 Sect. XIV. On the indications from the urine
228 Sect. XV. On the indications from the sputa
229 Sect. XVI. The diagnosis and cure of ephemeral fevers
235 Sect. XVII. On diagnosis of fevers from putrefaction
237 Sect. XVIII. The cure of putrid fevers
239 Sect. XIX. The diagnosis of tertian fevers
241 Sect. XX. On the cure of tertian fever
243 Sect. XXI. The cure of spurious tertians
245 Sect. XXII. The diagnosis of quartans
246 Sect. XXIII. The cure of quartans
249 Sect. XXIV. The diagnosis of the quotidian
250 Sect. XXV. The cure of quotidians
251 Sect. XXVI. On the fever hepialus, and the rigor without heat
253 Sect. XXVII. On the continual fevers
256 Sect. XXVIII. The diagnosis and cure of synochous fevers
260 Sect. XXIX. On the diagnosis of ardent fevers
262 Sect. XXX. The cure of ardent fevers
264 Sect. XXXI. Diagnosis and cure of fevers with an erysipelatous affection
266 Sect. XXXII. Diagnosis of hectic fevers
268 Sect. XXXIII. The cure of hectic fevers
271 Sect. XXXIV. On semi-tertians
273 Sect. XXXV. On epidemic diseases
277 Sect. XXXVI. On the plague, from the works of Ruffus
288 Sect. XXXVII. On the treatment of those who are seized whith syncope from crude humours
291 Sect. XXXVIII. Of those who have fallen into syncope from thin humours
292 Sect. XXXIX. On the other causes which occasion syncope
296 Sect. XL. On pain
298 Sect. XLI. On colliquative diarrhoea or melting
299 Sect. XLII. On watchfulness in fevers
301 Sect. XLIII. The cure of cataphora or somnolency / Sect. XLIV. The cure headach in fevers
303 Sect. XLV. On the cure of stomach affections
305 Sect. XLVI. On inordinate chills and rigors in fevers
306 Sect. XLVII. On sweats
309 Sect. XLVIII. On cough in fevers
310 Sect. XLIX. On sneezing
311 Sect. L. On loss of appetite
313 Sect. LI. On bulimos, or inordinate hunger
314 Sect. LII. On the canine appetite
316 Sect. LIII. On thirst
318 Sect. LIV. On the roughness of the tongue
319 Sect. LV. On nausea
320 Sect. LVI. On vomiting of bile
321 Sect. LVII. On hiccough
323 Sect. LVIII. On constipation and looseness of the bowels in fevers
325 Sect. LIX. On trickling of blood and hemorrhage from the nose
327 Sect. LX. On deliquium animi or swooning
329 Sect. LXI. On the treatment of ulceration upon the os sacrum
330 Appendix to the commentary on book second. On smallpox and measles
337 Book third. Sect. I. On affections of the hair, alopecia, ophiasis, and baldness
342 Sect. II. For making the hair curled, and for dyeing it from Cleopatra
345 Sect. III. On pityriasis
350 Sect. IV. On headach
355 Sect. V. On cephalaea and hemicrania
359 Sect. VI. On phrenitis
364 Sect. VII. On phlegmon of the brain
365 Sect. VIII. On erysipelas of the brain
366 Sect. IX. On lethargy
369 Sect. X. On catochus, or coma vigil
372 Sect. XI. On the loss of memory and of reason ; on carus and fatuity
374 Sect. XII. On vertigo
376 Sect. XIII. On epilepsy
383 Sect. XIV. On melancholy, mania, and demoniacs
388 Sect. XV. On incubus, or nightmare
389 Sect. XVI. On Lycaon, or lycanthropia
390 Sect. XVII. On love-sick persons
391 Sect. XVIII. On apoplexy, and hemiplegia or paralysis
401 Sect. XIX. On convulsions, or spasms
403 Sect. XX. On tetanus and its varieties
407 Sect. XXI. On tremblings
409 Sect. XXII. On diseases of the eye ; and first of pain, from Galen
437 Sect. XXIII. On diseases of the ear ; and first, concerning pain of it
446 Sect. XXIV. On the affections of the nose, and of the sense of smell
452 Sect. XXV. On affections of the face
454 Sect. XXVI. On affections of the mouth ; and, first, of the teeth
464 Sect. XXVII. On angina, or quinsey, and the complaints allied to it ; in which the subject of those who have been strangled or otherwise suffocated is treated of
469 Sect. XXVIII. On coryza, catarrh, affections of the trachea, and cough
475 Sect. XXIX. Orthopnoea, asthma, and dyspnoea
480 Sect. XXX. On peripneumonia
483 Sect. XXXI. On spitting of blood
491 Sect. XXXII. On empyema and phthisis
496 Sect. XXXIII. On pleurisy
501 Sect. XXXIV. On affections of the heart
504 Sect. XXXV. On affections of the breasts
506 Sect. XXXVI. For fetid smell and sweating at the armpits
507 Sect. XXXVII. On affections of the stomach, ot the hypochondria, and of the belly
514 Sect. XXXVIII. On inflation of the stomach
515 Sect. XXXIX. On cholera
520 Sect. XL. On lientery and caeliac affection
523 Sect. XLI. On tenesmus
525 Sect. XLII. On dysentery
531 Sect. XLIII. On colic affection
538 Sect. XLIV. On ileus
541 Sect. XLV. On affections of the kidneys and bladder ; and, first, on calculus
560 Sect. XLVI. On the affections of the liver
568 Sect. XLVII. On cachexia
569 Sect. XLVIII. On dropsy
577 Sect. XLIX. On the spleen
580 Sect. L. On jaundice
587 Sect. LI. On prolapsus of the navel
588 Sect. LII. How to make the chin and pubes continue long free of hairs ; on the preservation of the genital organs ; among other things, of depilatories
589 Sect. LIII. On bubonocele, enterocele, and hydrocele
591 Sect. LIV. On inflammation of the testicle and scrotum, and on the other diseases of these parts
593 Sect. LV. On gonorrhoea and libidinous dreams
596 Sect. LVI. On satyriasis
597 Sect. LVII. On priapism
599 Sect. LVIII. On impotence of the parts
600 Sect. LIX. On matters relating to the genital organs and anus
608 Sect. LX. On affections of the uterus ; and, first, of the menstrual discharge
609 Sect. LXI. On retention of the menses
615 Sect. LXII. On immoderate menstruation and uterine hemorrhage
617 Sect. LXIII. On the female flux
620 Sect. LXIV. On inflammation of the uterus, and change of its position
623 Sect. LXV. On access of the uterus
624 Sect. LXVI. On ulceration of the womb
627 Sect. LXVII. On cancer
629 Sect. LXVIII. On scirrhus and scleroma
630 Sect. LXIX. On the mole
632 Sect. LXX. On inflation of the uterus
633 Sect. LXXI. On uterine suffocation, or the hysterical convulsion
638 Sect. LXXII. On prolapsus uteri
640 Sect. LXXIII. On phimus in the uterus
641 Sect. LXXIV. The cure of sterility
645 Sect. LXXV. On fissures, condylomata, and hemorrhoids of the uterus
646 Sect. LXXVI. On difficult labour
652 Sect. LXXVII. On ischiatic disease
657 Sect. LXXVIII. On gout and arthritis
676 Sect. LXXIX. On chilblains and affections of the feet and heels
678 Sect. LXXX. For corns and callous flesh
679 Sect. LXXXI. On complaints about the nails ; and, first, of whitlow
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