 | Hippocrates - 1849 - 496 sider
...in winter; then hemorrhages ceased. SECT. III. the disease, the patient, and the applications,—to the person who applies them, as that makes a difference for better or for worse,—to the whole constitution of the season, and particularly to the state of the heavens, and... | |
 | Hippocrates - 1886 - 410 sider
...summer, still more in autumn, but by far the most in winter; then hemorrhages ceased. SEC. III. 10. With regard to diseases, the circumstances from which we form a judgment of thorn are, — by attending to the general nature of all, and the peculiar nature of each individual,... | |
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With regard to diseases, the circumstances from which we form a judgment of them are, — by attending to the general nature of all, and the peculiar nature of each individual, — to the disease, the patient, and the applications, — to the person who... 