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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Medizin LH 3, 5
# Folio 152r, page id 00068494:0305
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De remedio frigidi contra dolores
Et exiemplum Mechanicae medicinae. Cardaginos npu
tippocratis est Aphorismus 25 tect
onis 5.
Dolores podagricos magna ex
parte frigida large affusa levat et
a
extenuat solvitque dolorem nam modieue
corpor doliris solvendi vim habet
Sed aphorismus iste plurimum habet diffi-
cultatis Brassavolus (huc) inquit, ros vidimus
podatrieois ab intensissimmis podagricorum doloribs
ex sola aquae frigidae perfusione et semel facta
illico sanatos, sed his adeo pedes obstupuere
ut immobiles fere facti sint et mutilati
Scheniklius p. 759 reflrt (ex Guelinerio
et sncebergeri libellos facile parabilium
et Trifcovellio
ad versus articulorum doloces,
exempla
infelicis successus. Avicenna suspectum
valde remedium fuit. Historias qua
binas tamen binas refert Hollerias (hic,
duorum axthriticorum quorum unus, ubi
nivadit dolo pedem seusim immergit
in aquam nivalem alteru pedem statim
Dimitsit in aquam frigidissimam atque ita
utem stupore dolorem evat, sed ille qui
est salis carnoso corpore ctuporem et
frigus ab aqua relactum corrigit
A
etraleo quod calidum t denide in
voldit partem cana sordida, posterior
vero adhuloet solum camomelinum et
osten usu est fugidis lib, 6 epis. s. 8 4020869) macilento est corpore
eacun. med. primc. Hfik p. 198. 1g. 630. prax. admivand. p. 476