Aur. Cor. Celsus on Medicine: In Eight Books, Latin and English, Volumen1

Aulus Cornelius Celsus

E. Cox, 1831

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PREFACE	1

Instructions for healthy Persons	25

IX	48

II	54

The Prognostics of Disease	60

V	67

IX	98

XI	106

The Time proper for giving Drink to the Sick	167

The Treatment of Pestilential and Ardeut Fevers	175

Treatment of a Semitertian	178

Treatment of slow Fevers	179

Treatment of Fever with concomitant Symptoms	181

Treatment of the cold Stage which precedes Fever	183

Treatment of Shivering in Fevers	185

Treatment of Quotidian Fever	187

Of Friction	113

Of Abstinence	119

CHAP PAGE XVIII Of the various Kinds of Food and Drink	124

General Properties of different Foods	130

Of those Things containing good Juices	131

Of those Things affording bad Juices	132

Of mild and acrid Things	133

Of Expectorants and their Opposites	134

Of Things improper for the Stomach	135

Of those Things which produce Flatus	136

Of the Calefacients and Refrigerants	137

Of those Things which are easily decomposed in the Stomach	138

Of those Things which move the Bowels	139

Of those Things which bind the Bowels	140

Of Diuretics	141

Of those Things which induce Sleep	142

BOOK III	145

General Diagnostics of acute and chronic increasing and decreas ing Diseases Mode of Treatment necessary Precautions on the Apprehension of Dise...	147

Of the Species of Fevers	151

The different Modes of Treatment	154

The Treatment of each Species of Fever and the Times of giving Food	162

Treatment of Tertian Fever	188

Treatment of Quartan Fever	190

Treatment of a Double Quartan	192

Treatment of a Quotidian Fever arising from a Quartan	194

The several Species of Insanity and its Treatment	195

The Cardiacus and its Treatment	204

On Lethargy and its Treatment	208

On Dropsy	210

Of Consumption and its Species	218

Of Epilepsy	225

Of the Jaundice	229

Of Elephantiasis	231

Of thunderstruck Persons or Apoplexy	232

Of Paralysis	233

Diseases of the Neck	245

IV	254

V	269

VII	277

X	284

XX	307

Of a Pain in the Knees	313

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Información bibliográfica

Título	Aur. Cor. Celsus on Medicine: In Eight Books, Latin and English, Volumen1 Aur. Cor. Celsus on Medicine: In Eight Books, Latin and English, Aulus Cornelius Celsus
Autor	Aulus Cornelius Celsus
Editor	E. Cox, 1831
Procedencia del original	Universidad de Oxford
Digitalizado	4 Dic. 2006

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