Re: Assist: Latin Translation?

[James Larrabee <jlarrabee@LAW.BERKELEY.EDU>]

There weren't any jacket blurbs in those days.

James Larrabee

Gabriel Austin wrote:
> The ancestors really did like long titles.
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> Gabriel Austin
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> From: Rare book and manuscripts [mailto:EXLIBRIS-L@LISTSERV.INDIANA.EDU] On
> Behalf Of William M. Klimon
> Sent: Thursday, May 24, 2007 8:59 PM
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> Subject: Re: [EXLIBRIS-L] Assist: Latin Translation?
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> > It would be interesting to see the entire title, or substantially more of
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> Positiones de aestu maris microcosmici, seu fluxu et refluxu sanguinis, tum
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> in pluribus aliis luculentis exemplis, tum praecipue paroxysmo febrili
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> tertianario, manifesto in sensus incuurente, mediante vero motu tonico
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> partium porosarum, ut praecipio organismo, in effectum deduci solito, ad
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> motus sanguinis tonico veritatem, & communissimam utilitatem, seu solennem &
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> frequentissimum usum, ulterius illustrandum febrium vero pathologiae
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> fundamentum, digito designandum.
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> William M. Klimon
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> william.m.klimon.c87@alumni.upenn.edu