A dissertation on the stone in the bladder : in which are consider'd, the nature of the human calculus, the doctrine of menstruums, or the dissolvent for the stone ... ; in a letter to a physician in London / by William Schaw, M.D.

  • Shaw, William, 1714-1757.
Date:
1739
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Credit: A dissertation on the stone in the bladder : in which are consider'd, the nature of the human calculus, the doctrine of menstruums, or the dissolvent for the stone ... ; in a letter to a physician in London / by William Schaw, M.D. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    '• A ’• *' ■ • ’ , ' * •*’ 'A#1 -”*'*• *9k * • ' • [ 31 3 And to make this ftill more evident, inP^ 25. I have in- feried a Theorem, for deciding what Qualities fuch a Medi¬ cine mu ft be inverted with ; the Method of Applying, or Ufmg the fame, follows as a neceflary Confequence from the fore-going Reafoning, Thus I am of no Party, I know of no Medicine that can accomplifh this Effect 5 and fo foon as any can bear the molt regular, and impartial Scrutiny, fy fliall give me Plea- lure 5 is it will eftablifh me in my Principles, and be the ftrongeft Bemonftration of the Truth of my Dodtrine : To wit, That a Diffolvent for the Stone in the Bladder, is agreable to true Philofophy, and the Laws of the Animal Geconomy, PINTS.