| Description Of Item | Part I - 'Of Pyrexia or febrile Diseases' consists of six chapters: 'Of the phenomena of fevers', 'Of the proximate cause of fever', 'Of the difference of fever and its causes', 'Of the remote causes of fever', 'Of the prognosis of fever' and 'Of the method of cure in fevers'. Very heavily annotated with an insert at p77 on the affects of the sensation of cold. |