... Health Laboratories. Albany. [97] Proc N. York Indust. Safety Congr. Proc N. York Path. Soc Proc Occup. Dis. Sympos. Proc. Oklahoma Acad. Sc Proc. Optic. Soc. America Proc Pacific Coast ...

... successful. But, if the hypothesis were true, the tolerance ought to decrease as ... with safety, and, in certain maladies, with advantage, in doses ...

... successful. But, if the hypothesis were true, the tolerance ought to decrease as ... with safety, and, in certain maladies, with advantage, in doses ...

... of Poiseuille's explanation of the cause of the tolerance of medicines. ... administered with safety, and, in certain maladies, with advantage, in doses ...

... were acquainted with the Ricinus, for both Herodotus (Euterpe, 94) and Hippocrates (De Nat. Mulieb. p. 573, ... Fig. 236. and xxiv. 342), Hippocrates, and Herodotus (Euterpe, Ixxvii.) may be referred to as speaking of ...

... DE Savignac—Memoire sur Vipica, (lu a I'Acad. Nat. deM6d., Juin3,1851,) ... dysentery, tolerance is soon established, the abdominal pains diminish; the ...

... vii. 121, and xxiv. 342,) Hippocrates, and Herodotus, (Euterpe, lxxvii,) may be referred to as speaking of ... or his translators are in error, in stating (Euterpe, lxxxvi.) that the Egyptians, in embalming, wrapped the ...

... the Bible ; Carpenter, Scripture Natural History. ' Thalia, cv. s Euterpe, lxxxvi. 9 Dutrochet, in Jameson's Journal, vol. xxiii ... Bdella nilotica (Savigny). 2 Prov. xxx. 15. 4 Euterpe, lxviii. 1 Brandt and Ratzeburg, Med. Zoolog. ii. ...

... that certain individuals treated cer- tain diseases only. (Euterpe, sec. 84.) This division into separate branches might, ... reader is referred to the following works. Herodotus, Euterpe et Clio, passim. Diodorus Siculus, lib. i. sect. ...

... that certain individuals treated cer- tain diseases only. (Euterpe, sec. 84.) This division into separate branches might, ... reader is referred to the following works. Herodotus, Euterpe d, ■ °' P-?38"."- Diodorus Siculus, lib. i. sect. ...