The Medico-chirurgical Review, and Journal of Practical Medicine1847 - Medicine |
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... Death of Christ , and its relation to the Principles and Practice of Christianity . By WILLIAM STROUD , M.D. 1 ... Death 8. Suddenness of our Saviour's dissolution 9. Physical Cause of our Saviour's Death explained XIII . .. .. 453 ...
... Death of Christ , and its relation to the Principles and Practice of Christianity . By WILLIAM STROUD , M.D. 1 ... Death 8. Suddenness of our Saviour's dissolution 9. Physical Cause of our Saviour's Death explained XIII . .. .. 453 ...
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... death . The case was that of a married woman , aged 31 , who had borne eight children , and who destroyed herself by drowning . " The inner surface of the cavity of the uterus had an appearance quite diffe- rent from the usual one , and ...
... death . The case was that of a married woman , aged 31 , who had borne eight children , and who destroyed herself by drowning . " The inner surface of the cavity of the uterus had an appearance quite diffe- rent from the usual one , and ...
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... death , the inner surface was found covered with a pulpy substance in its thickest part forming a layer line thick , and " evidently formed by co- agulated blood ; " this substance was continued across the cervix , thus closing the ...
... death , the inner surface was found covered with a pulpy substance in its thickest part forming a layer line thick , and " evidently formed by co- agulated blood ; " this substance was continued across the cervix , thus closing the ...
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... death which can be regarded as the starting - point for the phenomena noticed during life . The enlargement of the spleen , which is almost never absent , being rather to be regarded as a concomitant affection . The softening of this ...
... death which can be regarded as the starting - point for the phenomena noticed during life . The enlargement of the spleen , which is almost never absent , being rather to be regarded as a concomitant affection . The softening of this ...
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... Death may take place in the first paroxysm , but if this be survived the warmth is slowly and imperfectly restored , and without prompt assistance the second attack is generally fatal . In the next variety death occurs in the sweating ...
... Death may take place in the first paroxysm , but if this be survived the warmth is slowly and imperfectly restored , and without prompt assistance the second attack is generally fatal . In the next variety death occurs in the sweating ...
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Page 460 - This was the most unkindest cut of all ; For when the noble Caesar saw him stab, Ingratitude, more strong than traitors...
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Page 471 - You are a priest forever according to the order of ' Melchizedek" ; who, in the days of His flesh, when he had offered up prayers and supplications, with vehement cries and tears to Him who was able to save Him from death, and was heard because of His godly fear, though He was a Son, yet He learned obedience by the things which He suffered.
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