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... practice , undertook the most desperate cases of the " so - called French disease . In Rome , this kind of illness is very " partial to the priests , and especially to the richest of them . " When , therefore , Maestro Giacomo had made ...
... practice , undertook the most desperate cases of the " so - called French disease . In Rome , this kind of illness is very " partial to the priests , and especially to the richest of them . " When , therefore , Maestro Giacomo had made ...
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... practice of medicine - a cer- tain way of proceeding which the Greeks call method ( μéodo ) . ” Later , as we learn from Celsus , the disciples of Themison were not all in entire agreement as to their doctrines . Celsus also gives a ...
... practice of medicine - a cer- tain way of proceeding which the Greeks call method ( μéodo ) . ” Later , as we learn from Celsus , the disciples of Themison were not all in entire agreement as to their doctrines . Celsus also gives a ...
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... practice in vogue among the upper classes at Rome and mentioned also by Horace , and to those who imitated women , he says : " But what do they wait for , for whom it is now high time in the Phrygian manner to cut away their superfluous ...
... practice in vogue among the upper classes at Rome and mentioned also by Horace , and to those who imitated women , he says : " But what do they wait for , for whom it is now high time in the Phrygian manner to cut away their superfluous ...
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... practice : " pudet confiteri maximum jam honorem esse in evellendis ab virorum corporibus pilis . " The operation of ex- cising is thought to be referred to in Satire II .: " Podice lævi cæduntur tumidæ , medico ridente , marisca ...
... practice : " pudet confiteri maximum jam honorem esse in evellendis ab virorum corporibus pilis . " The operation of ex- cising is thought to be referred to in Satire II .: " Podice lævi cæduntur tumidæ , medico ridente , marisca ...
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... Practice . 36. Clinical Medicine . 37. Domestic Medicine . 40. OPHTHALMOLOGY . 41. OTOLOGY . 42. LARYNGOLOGY . 43. RESPIRATORY SYSTEM . 44. Asthma . Hay Fever . 45. Bronchitis . 46. Croup . Diphtheria . 47. Pneumonia . 48. Phthisis . 50 ...
... Practice . 36. Clinical Medicine . 37. Domestic Medicine . 40. OPHTHALMOLOGY . 41. OTOLOGY . 42. LARYNGOLOGY . 43. RESPIRATORY SYSTEM . 44. Asthma . Hay Fever . 45. Bronchitis . 46. Croup . Diphtheria . 47. Pneumonia . 48. Phthisis . 50 ...
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Page 83 - ... eyes — eyes such as one sees only twice or thrice in a lifetime, full of suffering, full also of the overcoming of it: her eyebrows black and delicate, and her mouth firm, patient, and contented, which few mouths ever are. As I have said, I never saw a more beautiful countenance, or one more subdued to settled quiet. " Ailie," said James, "this is Maister John, the young doctor; Rab's freend, ye ken.
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Page 44 - The officers of the Association shall be a President, a Vice-President, a Secretary and a Treasurer, and the same person may occupy the offices of Secretary and Treasurer.
Page 83 - I never saw a more unforgetable face, — pale, serious, lonely,* delicate, sweet, without being at all what we call fine. She looked sixty, and had on a mutch...
Page 84 - James had him firm, and gave him a glower from time to time and an intimation of a possible kick; — all the better for James, it kept his eye and his mind off Ailie. It is over: she is dressed, steps gently and decently down from the table, looks for James, then, turning to the surgeon and the students, she curtsies, — and in a low, clear voice, begs their pardon if she has behaved ill.