Note 133 — Chapter III · THE THIRD VISITATION OF THE DISEASE.—1517.
B. G. (Benjamin Guy) Babington translation
That the physicians of the sixteenth century were familiar with this observation, is proved by the following quotation from Houlier. “Nulla fere corporis humani ægritudo est, quæ non defluxione humoris alicuius e capite aut excitari aut incrementum accipere possit.” Morb. int. L. I. fol. 68. b.