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... melancholy humour or the man in whom unnatural melancholy humour ( melancholy adust ) has been unnaturally created . It is of this first type of melancholy persons that I am speaking here . The melancholy juice is " the settling and ...
... melancholy humour or the man in whom unnatural melancholy humour ( melancholy adust ) has been unnaturally created . It is of this first type of melancholy persons that I am speaking here . The melancholy juice is " the settling and ...
Page 75
... melancholy adust . Melancholy adust , then , was the unnatural humour that resulted from any one of the humours putrifying or being burnt through excessive heat . And the ... melancholic Bright says in A Treatise The Anatomy of Melancholy 75.
... melancholy adust . Melancholy adust , then , was the unnatural humour that resulted from any one of the humours putrifying or being burnt through excessive heat . And the ... melancholic Bright says in A Treatise The Anatomy of Melancholy 75.
Page 77
... melancholy adust , since it was dis- puted whether or not phlegm might be so changed . The important fact is , however , not affected by this discussion ; the inescapable fact is that melancholy humour of the natural sort is very ...
... melancholy adust , since it was dis- puted whether or not phlegm might be so changed . The important fact is , however , not affected by this discussion ; the inescapable fact is that melancholy humour of the natural sort is very ...
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