Affectus (vulgo dictus) hypocondriacus maximâ ex parte est convulsivus

Affectus (vulgo dictus) hypocondriacus maximâ ex parte est convulsivus

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Affectus (vulgò dictus) Hypocondriacus maximâ ex parte eſt convulſivus.

Gravidis licet venam ſecare.

Affectus (vulgò dictus) Hypocondriacus maximâ ex parte eſt convulſivus.

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COelitùs ad terras viſendum hominúm (que) labores

Simplex defcendit Pietas,& Scotica primò

Forte per arva novo tenuit veſtigia greſſu;

Ulteriùs jam turn fines aditura Britannos:

Cùm fancto ſubicò commota eſt murmure Diva,

Multa Dei accepit cognomina, mulra Piorum

Dicta Patrú & ſacro quàm multa volumine ſcripta,

Accedit tandem & tenuis de culmine Roſtri

Bacchantem cernit, coelo terríſque minantem

Elatâ pofitâque manu, buccâque tumenti

Presby terum inflatum. Pietas hunc Doemone captū

Credebat primò miratur ſancta furenti

Verba relata ſono & rabiem eſt miſerata dolendam.

Intereà Divina illùc Prudentia venit,

Ec longè ſtetit inſpectans, mirata quòd illis

Sit Pietas inventa locis, nutúque vocabat;

Ut procul illius fugeret conſortia turbae.

Converſa eſt retrò Pietas, cauſámque rogabat;

Cuiſic orſa loqui, Fato Prudentia major:

"Chara comes, Pietas, cui ne Rex ipſe Deoram,

"Nè fallare, dedit ſociam rerum magiſtram;

"Nè nimiùm moveare dolo ſanctíſque ſuſurris,

"Nec gemitus néve ora notes, turbám (que) ſilentem,

"Et circumſeptum ſatyris rudibúſque Colonis

"Presbyterum; tibi ſunt hoſtes, Chriſtoque, mihí (que)

"Inflati rabie & fictâ pietate profani.

"Hos Hypocondriacus replet circa ilia flatus;

"Hinc & phlegma oritur nigrum, contraria menti

"Sanae & dira lues: Cerebri hoc penetialia turbat,

"Fundamenta quatit, rectóque à Cardine vellit,

"Convellit nervos, & vultûs mille figuras

"Efformat, populùmque ad ſe convellit hiantem;

"Et Regis caput hoc humeris avellere rurſus

"Conatur, ſanctámque Fidcm Pictatis alumnam

"Et Te, ſumma Deûm, Pietas, convellere chriſti

"Conſortem volet (heu!) valido medicamine legum;

"Nî bilem purget Carolus; cui mittor Olympo.

"Ut ſceptrum Invicto firmem Prudentia Regi:

"Cura tua eſt, Pietas, Anglorum Eccleſia Vera.

Gravidis licet venam ſecare.

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CAſta Diana fave; nam tu Lucina vocata

Virgo laboranti Dextram ſummittere Matri

Saepè ſoles placidam, quémque explorare Dolorem

Ipſa negas, miti dignaris tollere curâ:

Si verè Medicis conſanguinitate propinquas,

(Namque Coronides Fratris de ſemine crevit,

Et Phoebi ſoror es) quaſſatam dirige Proram,

Felices aperi Portus, dextrâque peritâ

Hanc comitare Ratem recto per caerula curſu,

Cùm gemino Latona Parens ſub numine preſſa

Deliacam manibus tenuit miſerabile Palmam,

Junoniſque animum Precibus mollire furentem

Nequicquam aggreſſa eſt; feſſi ſub pondere nervi

Pene crepant, & nunc expiratura videtur:

Tum tua, Phoebe) ſoror moeſtam miſerata Parenté,

Quamvis ventre latens, Partum relevantia dicta

Ore dedit, talíque Deam ſolamine juvit.

"O Mater neglecta Jovi, Terraequenegata,

"Atque inviſa Polo, cujus nunc dura coegit

"Haud-natos Fortuna loqui; nè frangere fatis:

"Nam (que) vel hoc hoc ipſum Pondus tua fata levabit.

"Et quanquam Juno ſecum tenet Ilithyam,

"Ipſa ego, quam paries, Ilithya altera dicar:

"Hic uterus Medicum Numen gerit, illius Arte,

"Quae; cunctos recreare ſolet, ſanaberis ipſa;

"Quaeque loquor, Lucina vocor, Lucina Puellis

"Adjutrix Gravidis, & nunc (licet aſpera Juno

"AEternùm fremat) has ultrò tibi tradimus Artis

"Primitias noſtrae: Ferventem porrige dextram,

"Et, cui Regis nomen, acu tibi Vena ſecetur.

Mirentur Medici: ſic eſt effata Diana,

Et ſectâ eſt felix jam facta puerpera Venâ.

In veſperiis Comit. Julii 4.1681.

Reſpondente pro gradu Docloratûs in Medicina, Roberto Schuldham, quondam Socio, Coll. Socio, Coll. Gonv. & Caii.

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Affectus (vulgo dictus) hypocondriacus maximâ ex parte est convulsivus

Schuldham, Robert, d. 1705.

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1681

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42969

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— Affectus (vulgo dictus) hypocondriacus maximâ ex parte est convulsivus, Schuldham, Robert, d. 1705..

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