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... of these have been already alluded to, and reference may be made to two cases by Andral,1 in one of which the use of milk always caused violent pain, while in another honey invariably gave rise to vomiting. The causes capable ...

... cider, per- ry, small wines, beer and porter, honey, onions, &c. &c. being ... an idiosyncrasy In reference to certain of the articles enu- merated, in ...

... whortleberries. The melons (watermelon, musk- melon, cantaloupe, casaba, ... of instruc- tions reference is made to "Eating for Health and Efficiency," ...

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... of these have been already alluded to, and reference may be made to two cases by Andral,6 in one of which the use of milk always caused violent pain, while in an- other honey invariably gave rise to vom- iting. The causes ...

... new cider, perry, small wines, beer and portor, honey, onions, &c. &c. being ... an idiosyncrasy in reference to certain of the articles enu- merated, in ...

... finely pow- dered woods and barks with their honey be- fore eating it; and ... be said in reference to the relative properties of the cereals commonly ...

... 4°. Paris, 1834, No. 313, v. 278. 22 HONEY. Homolle (Atigustin-Eugt-ne)—continued. -----&, Homolle ([Simon] Georges). ... de Honestis ( Christophorus ). See Christo- phorus de Onestis. Honey. Du Cerf (C.) *An senibus mel? Prop. Clau- ...

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