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| Influence of Imagination |
125 |
| Ancient Ideas of Phrenology |
135 |
| Perfumes |
136 |
| Love Philters and Potions |
141 |
| Ventriloquism |
148 |
| Chaucer’s Description of a Physician |
151 |
| Dæmonomania |
152 |
| The Plague |
164 |
| Abstinence |
185 |
| Poison of the Upas, or Ipo |
190 |
| Homophagous and polyphagous |
196 |
| Causes of Insanity |
202 |
| Leprosy |
221 |
| The Aspic |
227 |
| Selden’s Comparison between a Divine, a Statesman, and a Physician |
229 |
| The Lettuce |
230 |
| Medical Fees |
231 |
| Enthusiasm |
237 |
| Medical effects of Water |
252 |
| Proverbs and Sayings regarding Health and Disease |
259 |
| The Night-mare |
262 |
| Incubation of Diseases |
266 |
| Quackery and Charlatanism |
269 |
| On the use of Tea |
277 |
| Mandragore |
281 |
| Barber-Surgeons, and the Progress of Chirurgical Art |
285 |
| On Dreams |
295 |
| On Flagellation |
312 |
| On Life and the Blood |
317 |
| Of the Homœopathic Doctrines |
337 |
| Doctrine of Signatures |
365 |
| Coffee |
370 |
| Aqua Tophania |
374 |
| Plica Polonica & Human Hair |
377 |
| Animal Magnetism |
384 |
| Poisonous Fishes |
397 |
| Memory & the Mental Faculties |
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