...person has either been afflicted with a similar disease himself, or seen its operation on another, he may communicate the process by which his own recovery...was effected, or by which, in any other instance, he knew the disease to be removed. No one may pass by the afflicted person in silence, or without enquiry...

...person has either been afflicted with a similar disease himself, or seen its operation on another, he may communicate the process by which his own recovery...was effected, or by which, in any other instance, he knew the disease to be removed. No one may pass by the afflicted person in silence, or without enquiry...

...remedies from wliich they received benefit. — Larchcr. operation upon another, he may com-nunicate the process by which his own recovery was effected, or by which, in any other instance, he knew the disease to be removed. No one may pass by the afflicted person in silence, or without inquiry...

...golden hair. Her let hint cboow, whom most bu ey» approTr; operation upon another, he may com-nunicate the process by which his own recovery was effected, or by which, in any other instance, he knew the disease to be removed. No one may pass by the afflicted person in silence, or without inquiry...

...head; some take care of the teeth, others are conversant with all diseases of the intestines ; whilst many attend to the cure of maladies which are less...silence, or without inquiry into the symptoms of his complaint.t But, to return to the main subject now before us, we may take leave to express our conviction...

...and degradation strictly hereditary and permanent. Before the invention of letters, indeed, mankmd may be said to have been perpetually in their infancy...antiquities of Egypt shall be brought into a clearer * Herodotus, Euterpe, chap. 84. f Ib. Clio, chap. 107. light, the evidence will become more satisfactory...

...person has been either afflicted with a similar disease himself, or seen its operation on another, he may communicate the process by which his own recovery...was effected, or by which in any other instance he knew the disease to be removed. No one could pass the afflicted person in silence, or without inquiring...

...writing down the remedies from which they received beuefii,— Lurcher. its operation upon another, ho may communicate the process by which his own recovery...was effected, or by which, in any other instance, he knew the disease to be removed. No one may pass by the afflicted person in silence, or without inquiry...

...disease himself, or seen its operation on a third person, he may communicate the process by which hia own recovery was effected, or by which, in any other...But, to return to the main subject now before us, w» may take leave to express our conviction that, in proportion as the antiquities of Egypt shall...

...malady, that if any person has either been afflicted with a similar disease, or seen its operation, he may communicate the process by which his own recovery...was effected, or by which, in any other instance, he knew the disease to be removed." (Herod. Clio, cxcvii.) Speaking of this custom, Rollin remarks, "we...