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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Medizin LH 3, 2
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quas descripsit Asellius, et nota vit ne vi quidem effici posse, ut quid retro cedat
pa ip.
ptrsim
verosmilius est ergo ex inflammato hestate chylum aut abire in aquosum
numorem hoc est colliquari aut partim autem aduri, quemadmodum la
cum nimium coquiturs partim eduritur, partim it in serosam substantiam
et sanguis viliat vitiata ab inflammaae repatis Galenus l 8.
d med. s. C. loc. diserte habet inflammato hepati colliquarihumores. de
colliquave autem breviter. ta habendum est, ut diximus sanguinem colliquatur
partim abire in substantiam serosam et aquaesam, parta in in crassiorem, tet
quidem aut in bitem flavam, aut porraceam aerugino sau, aut tandem
etiam atram, progradibus adustionis (+9 magnabilis copia unde
bilem ex colliquave oriri ipse restatur Galenus l. c. his verbis: calida intem
perie crca viscus) existente, colliquaones frunt primum humorum, deinde et camis
ipsius hepatis e evacuatur per ventiem bilis crassa gaveolens et abunde
2 tussicula imperfecta a sanguinerco lorata, quemadmodum in pestilentibus febribus contingit, docet idem experientia
autem facit, quod in venis lacteris sunt valvalai quae regressum impediunt
nam et reliqui Medici, produnt in inflamnaive Hepatis multa bisiosa excerni,
Aretaens lib. 2. de aentis cap. 7. ita Coquitur de sympromatis inflaamati
hepatis: ractus biliosi acidi giaveolentes exeunt, nauseaut, vomere finstra conantur
venter solutus multa biliosa excernit, viscida panea, adest nvibus regius, pura bilis,
pomr quoniam evacuatio tantae
Copiae bilis ex colliquato sansuine natae procul dubio fit per porum cholodochum
totumque corpus bilioso calore suffunditur.
G00 vesiculam felleam multa bile turgere, nisi forte ob obstructionem
non possit vilem in hepate generatam accipere Hor autem quae de colliquave
nunc dixemus valde confirmant sententiam supra expositam de Generatione
bilis. dumantem crassa pars sansvinis fit bilis eaque varia, ut diximus altera
sequitur
pars fit necessario serosa constituitque serum illud acre quod ita appellatur
a Casp. Hofmamn in egregio tractatu de ichoribus. Itaque in omni inflammave
hepatis IJ multum colligi serosi humoris, ne quidem Galenus potest diffiteri
quipne qui alias Taletuur, partem colliquati sanguinis in aquam abire unde
ydrons ab inflammato Hepate vocetidem rexperientia quemadmodum
camu notat Aretaeue lic. interdum solet niflammao Repatis periculo vacare
si quidem plurima urina sincera effluat; sivero tate quid mon fiat, solere
subsequi hydionem Unde patet in omni inflamuiaae Hepatis muttum
Terosae maca colligi, ut paulo ante disimus, quae excernitur aut per vesicum
ut jam diximus ex fretoeo aut peraloum et constituit dejectiones acies
suberuentas. Sonentium fiat, sequitur Hydros satscites, unde iterum putet
Hydropem Asciten, non tama calida quam frigida hepatis intemperie fieri
constat enim experientia omnes morbo illolaborantes, habere praecalidum
Repar, mrinas impense rubentes, magnam sitim, et multos in hepate
itaque Galenus qui lib.5. de locis affect
profitetiu hydionem continu oriri semper haborante hepate intemperre frigida
lapillos, qui a caliditate oriuntur
ex colliquave humorum colligimoltum serose
substantiae alibi ierumait si illi tuiores non excernantur, tunc fieri Et∞gu1s15)
Contra dicit sibi, cum saepe art
hoc est subitas hydropieas constitutiones. Hippolytu
Fancianus, chedicus Romanus perdosto dibio probavit
bdco oStIs XATACACEI
Hydrops