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Inflammation of the lungs,
J of the mefent&y,
of the omentum,
of the peritoneum,
of the fpleen,
of the ftomach,
of the uterus,
Inflammatory tertian,
Inoculation,
Intermittentes,
Intumeflc entue,
Irregular tertian,
Itching,
Jaundice,
Jewijh phyficians,
K.
King's evil,
Lepra, Gen. 88.
Ltucorrhcea,
Ikntenj,
Locales,
Lochial difeharge, immoderate,
Locked )*vi,
Loofenefs,
Lofs of voice,
Lues venerea,
Lumbago,
M.
Mania, Gen. 67.
Melancholia, Gen. 66.
Menorrhagia, Gen. 39.
Miliaria, Gen. 31.
Mutitas, Gen. nr.
Madnefs, melancholy,
furious,
Malignant fore throat,
Marcores,
Mealies,
Melancholy and mama,
Melcene,
Memory,
Menfes, immoderate flow of,
Methodical feet,
Mifplaced gout,
Mobility,
Moderns,
Morbid thinnefs of the blood,
thicknefe of the blood,
Mumps,
N.
Nephritis, Gen. 19.
Nostalgia, Gen. 106.
Nymphomania, Gen. 105.
Nauflea,
Nettle rafh,
Nervous confumption,
fever,
Nightmare,
Nirles,
o.
Obstipatio, Gen. 122.
Odontalgia, Gen. 23.
Oneirodynia, Gen. 68.
N°
183
191
190
189
r99
192
204
I35
225
125
334
127
77
349
353
250
316
357
248
280
109
379
35°
206
328
327
245
229
380
327
328
179
331
227
85
409
83
246
36
215
88
54
101
102
182
200
374
373
LI 2
221
333
166
329
228
393
210
329
MEDICINE.
Ophthalmia, Gen. 8. N° 17^
OhJlruEled perfpiration, 115
Occajional fyncope, 274
Ocfljphagus, dangerous affection of, .;o6
Oribajius, 42
Origin of difeafes, 62
P.
Palpitatio, Gen. 54.
Paracusis, Gen. 97.
Paralysis, Gen. 43.
Par aphonia, Gen. 112.
Pemphigus, Gen. 34.
Peritonitis, Gen. 14.
Pertussis, Gen. 57.
Pestis, Gen. 27.
Phlogosis, Gen. 7.
Phrenitis, Gen. 9.
Phusconia, Gen. 82.
Physometra, Gen. 74.
Pica, Gen. 103.
Pneumatosis, Gen. 72.
Pneumonia, Gen. 11.
Polydipsia, Gen. 102.
Polysarcia, Gen. 71.
ProFusio, Gen. 116.
Pseudoblepsis, Gen. 95.
Psellismus, Gen. 113.
Ptyalismus, Gen. 119.
Pyrosis, Gen. 58.
Pain,
Palpitation,
Palfy,
from poifons,
Paracelfus,
Paraplegia,
Paulus,
Peripneumonia,
Phlegmaftce,
Phlegmone,
Phthijis,
Piles,
external,
from a procidentia ani,
running,
blind,
Plague,
Plethora,
Plica pokmica,
Pleuritic,
Podagra,
Poifons,
Praxagoras,
Predifponent caufe,
Proximate caufe,
Puerperal fever,
Pulmonary confumption,
Pulfation of the arteries,
Putrid fever,
Putrid fore throat,
Pyrexict,
Quart ana, Gen. 2.
Quotidiana, Gen. 3.
290
3.64
265
38r
232
189
299
221
171
175
346
338
371
336
184
370
33?
386
362
382
389
300
75
97
92, 265
269
52
268
45
184
171
3 73
237
240
241
242
243
244
221
100
355
185
211
408
30
59
61
404
237
96
167
179
124
353
160
48s
Qualities of the animal folids,
Quartan with fymptoms of other dif¬
eafes,
complicated With other dif¬
eafes,
Quotidian, genuine,
partial,
remitting,
Quotidiana deceptiva,
N° 69
358
359
161
162
163
35o
R.
Rachitis, Gen. 83.
Raphania, Gen. 52.
Rheumatismus, Gen. 22.
Rubeola, Gen. 30.
Regular gout,
Remittent tertian,
Remitting quartan,
Refpiration,
Retrocedent gout,
Rheumatifm in the loins,
in the hip-joint,
in the thorax,
Rha*zes,
Rickets,
Rules for preferving health,
for valetudinarians,
S.
347
285
205
227
212
338
160
104.
214
206
207
208
47
347
414
433
Satyriasis, Gen. 104.
Scarlatina, Gen. 32.
Scorbutus, Gen. 86.
ScrofHula, Gen. 84.
Siphylis, Gen. 85.
Splenitis, Gen. 18.
Strabismus, Gen. 114.
Syncope, Gen. 44.
Synocha, Gen. 4.
Synochus, Gen. 6.
St Anthony's fire,
St Vitus's dance,
Sanguineous apoplexy,
Salivation,
Sciatica,
Scirrhus,
Scurvy,
Sea feurvy.
Semen, difficult emiffion of,
Semi-tertian,
Serapion,
Serous apoplexy,
Sight,
Sleep,
Sleepy tertian,
Smallpox,
diftindl,
confluent,
inoculated,
Smell,
Smelling, depraved,
Sneezing,
Lor anus,
Spafm,
Spafmi,
Spafmodic colic,
tertian,
372
203
35i
349
35a
199
383
272
163
168
218
284
256
389
207
122
3 511
ib.
401
33i
34
257
81
94
132
222
223
224
225
79
365
106
39
93
278
302
333
Spina
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