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A Treatise on the Plague and Yellow Fever

Note 44 — PART FIRST. (continued 2)

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“Symptom (says Dr. Fordyce) is the Greek name for appearance:” but, from the strict etymology of the word, it ought rather to be translated accident. The universal consent of physicians, however, has applied it to every appearance produced in the human body by any distemper whatever.

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