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Show 1178 ""o/i -\ /MW Book lll. of the Trunk, Legs, and Thighs, are not able to keep up the Body in an ereét poi'ture. Therontincnt caufeof an Lpilcp‘y, The Fallingfickneis pro- (Eedsfmm, The continent caufe of this Horrid Difeafe (as attended with difmal accidents) is feared in the Brain, and often produced by the hero rogeneous fermentarive Particles of Nitro-fulphureous Elements, difaffca: ing the ferous parts of the Blood, the Materia fab/tram of An imal Li. quot and Spirits. This Horrid Difeafc often proceeds from a clear ferous Liquor, impregnated with faline Particles ( fomewhat akin to Aqua Farris) imbibed With {3.233335 the Liquors and Meat we eat and drink, as they are,infeéted with EI‘L‘DI‘" Mineral Elements which taint the Aliment, with which Cattel are illEiifitjrirsvous flamed; io-that the Blood and Nervous Liquor are Vitiated with ill itiinciiiacgivi- Humors, which have much of the prepriety of Vitriol, as having {harp irir‘aarrcsamicigp malignant, acid, al'tringent and corrolive qualities, which being imparted :32‘:,f{f‘n"g‘"" to the Viral and Nervous Liquor, do highly difcompole the tender fi. Vitiiol. brous Compagc of the Brain, and Nerves ariiing out of it, and difpen. fed to all the Mufcular parts of the Body; whereupon not only the ‘ , Theirflauce Brain, but the Limbs and Trunk are tortured with violent Convulfivg motions, the doleful attendants of an Epilepfy. A young Man being feifed with a violent Epileptick Fit, (accom- §§.,:;‘:;‘:‘;‘ panied with firong Concuflions of the Mulcular parts, and a Frorli mfg?" about the Month) was fo much overpowred with it, that it links a th‘zrligfrrous period to his life. ' And afterward his Brain being opened, was found turgid with a quantity of clear ferous Liquor, in which the nervous Fibrils did feem to fwim ', whereupon they being highly difaffeé‘ted with the {harp and acid qualities of the ill warty Liquor, were acted with Convulfive agitations, the forerunners of Death. Qiitrélliiivg ‘ An Epilepfy may alfo take its rife from a Caries of theSkull, infeéldamning, mg the Albuininous Liquor of the Vital Liquor (with a corrupt qua"hmmfl lity) in its paflage through the lateral Sinm, adjoyning to the Skull; whereupon the Sure»! Nerwfm being vitiated, highly difordereth the fibrous Compage of the Brain, productive of Convulfive motions, the fad tetinue of the Falling-ficknefs. Angiifiancczf A young Man was highly tortured With a pain in his Head, and viollltgfifiwlfgfifg lent Epileptick Fits, which at lair cut 08" the thread of his Life; and af- gmfmm tcrward his Skull being taken off and infpeétecl, was found to be very much Carious in the infide, which was the caufe of hisDifeafe and death, Angpncpry 2,2251%? xiii-'13:? vuusLi'iuor. by reafon his Brain being Opened, appeared free from all ill Humors, "liich might produce the caufe of the Falling-ficknefs. Sometimes this Difeafe may borrow its origination from a putrid Hu. mot, iniefting the Coats of the Brain, and corrupting the nervous L1quor, which is made out of the mild parts of the Blood in the Comml Glands, and afterward received into the Extremities of the nervous Fibrilsa So that they being much difordered, do draw the Nerves into conlenfi An infiaiic: of a FallingLckncis. and produce Convuliive motions, the fad companions of an EpilepfyA Learned lWan being highly afflicted with pain about the Sj'm'iflw' or top of his Head was afterward furprized with violent ngirarions ofthc Limbs, and Frorh about the Lips, the concomitants of an EpilePfyi‘md forerunners of Death. Book llll. "of 2/55 aiming/i. ",9 ady may alfo be generated by an ablcefs of the Brain, cor- Ann-wry "This/i‘vial ptolutelb ‘ l ' ' i - mptiiiq its fubl'tance, and the Annual Liquor, which being tranfmitted "33,1911"; . Nerves (branch- "‘6 1mmto rhciliibrous Compage of the Brain, and afterward to the .the commonI Cdtlli'OlIf'l] the parts of the Body) makes unnatural motions, . Heralds of death. c ximm ions, which determi- Ag‘c o‘ g}? v gin vulfive mot Conng CY and l‘ . Of a FCV 0 , .the , Dun; Mm," Was- gig A Youth labouringerw bei . . openedext cre mgficmfld Con , in and , ted , hish Bra afa nedhis days, and aft rav . . K ard lels turgid wlth black, difcovcrcd to have its Vel Bram. ltemated. in apo [ed Blood, and the neighboring parts of the Bra 01}th Caufed by a con' fkrailirg'm. sommmcs a Failing-finds "HY arife from a f13 wmg from the faline inilfroln a "Md Liquor 103ng 1'1 the confines of the Brain, flo i , - tic l, Miu V ng the tender PMF ' ' anno)i i hly Bruin. Ll‘i luor ofl the Blood, hig "" 80 he ("t dcs Pmi Of this cafe Learned Bldflm giveth an [nfiancq 0!)i i ' l‘. I Nerves of the Brain : mu- few. Med. 2. Part 6. Ail ills, in film Meriyngir dune,luiiziludilzalifubjefli Iicbrix pub/ice in Theatro Ail/flelodamenfz drflréfr, marerm contuzcbrztut albd, tena- czflima, qiia' fimtm replcbtzt, é» ed omncr fmm, "twirl/M d/yjrgfldcbamr, Epzh A F 1.. . rt. lcpjin [ilbOTII'Z/é'rzlf Mir/icryam a}; align!) tempore, (11m ctzamlcxlm cutting t e molding; An Epilepfy may allo be derived from a wound of (IC‘BFMH, iilir‘ligl‘otlrliil}: Blood-Veflels, whence cnfucth a great cffufion of Blood into the lubl'tance mm. . of the Brain, producing a Falling-fickncls. both :npllutfllcdstccof A Student was wounded in the top of the Head, penetrating through he iiiig litiTables of the Skull into the body of the Brain, whereupon afterward was allliéled with the Falling-fickncfs, which proved fatal to him. And his nilslgfionil] Skull being taken off, his Brain was difcerned to be black and gangreencd. ( lodged A Falling-{ickncls may be alfo produced by fome Helhy tumor whence in a Ventricle of the Brain) comprefling the Pibrils‘ of the Brain, SpiAnimal and Liquor of current the good make to tnfue great agitations LV 5 iitspalling between the Filaments of Nerves. iiiuiiifi" Li: mash-fry £1,333??? hiiiiiirr'iiii or A um." ferry. _ .1 qg‘ic‘nynng‘ Of this cafe Learned 71110511145 giveth an account, Cent/tr. r. O reglemz Mm. "fella/am qirmzdoq, grew, admodum malo buic Adi/1e, Nul/a ingcnio £1}:thdz]: ' miretur nemo, {111itommunirmalimuffrs, ut plirrzimmz mcxprr‘gna 0;" [efr/m't, quidam fmgulari lc/J. (Prch'atzz fama L'XCZI/lflw', VCCMIIEI'dI; A? wafam em, bpofi 0 pair 111mm rcwcifu/s, [not ad cfifi'n Nulla fps Pattie/mm ventral. gut cere £0 gonéplr, 1‘ fight, in cerebri Ventricnlu tumor Carnofm fmt mmmm, iridium/mic Moi-b0 Mcdicinam damit; So that any compiellion o t g Bil n; of the Brain, proceEdlng frorn a Swelling, or ‘ffiom FogcrefteaCCOllpoa1pm ing- it nic‘ 5 lodged upon the Surface of Brain, may produce a Pa to re ie endeavoureti Nature whereby motions, Convulfive nied with ' _ V ‘ aaitations of the Nerves. [161‘ ‘ . .l: MidWife, v27: hilly?) Afgélfhild bfoiiiiiie being roughly treated by an imprudent h ? Elf d pulled into the World, by the Head Without Throwes, whereupon oo 0 fource large anda did‘arife, Skull Fracture of both Tables of the cpliln; fell down, by the laceration of Blood-veilels, upon the Thin Metgwxf, (feared in the Cgrteécg rommat Plemng the brioens of the Nervous Fibrils , i a , p the Brain beino aggrieved by a quantity of concreted Bloo motions, th difcharge itrspload by Epillgptichk Fits, attended With Convulfive . . . . of ear . I 6 from Amhgilliiilifighisghcmy proceed, not only primarily pr}. zzlzopatlgzlam,(:1:ng the difafl‘eflions of the Brain,_ but per fympatbztam it; dblimizzfil? fome part of the (lan ree f the Lunthe5, Nhiadm following Of an firilfiiiufigtridiithence i . from 80"?ng "my This A n: ELL)" I I r Pllffifledn glood being;C7 communicated by theyCarotide Artery ‘0 [he Cong; ‘3 how "I" {Timqis‘ic 5km ‘r E‘EETEE/oé‘n $ngng |
