- Edema, also
spelled oedema, and also
known as
fluid retention, dropsy,
hydropsy and swelling, is the build-up of
fluid in the body's tissue. Most commonly...
- the soul "moist". He was
known as the "weeping philosopher" and died of
hydropsy, a
swelling due to
abnormal ac****ulation of
fluid beneath the skin. However...
- on
characteristics and
anatomic site, including: Most
generally Edema (
hydropsy, dropsy) Anasarca, a
severe and
widespread form of
edema Ascites, fluid...
-
accepted and
became a
knight of the
Garter in 1463.
Sforza suffered from
hydropsy and gout. In 1462,
rumours spread that he was dead and a riot exploded...
- they made me
drink when I was a child, in
Cadiz (Spain), as a
remedy for
hydropsy and oppilation, and I
think that it
might have
helped me had I not drunk...
-
bathing in them, were
touted as
cures for
diseases such as dyspepsia,
hydropsy, diabetes, rheumatism, neuralgia,
kidney stones, gonorrhea, and various...
-
virtues in the cure of
tormenting gravels,
deadly colicks and
desperate hydropsies [..] — Scottish
Notes and Queries, (1896) IX, p.159 In his application...
- Bithynia. His last
years were
marked by illness,
first epilepsy and then from
hydropsy. He died on a 20
November in the year 842 or,
according to
different interpretations...
-
further north at Anse à la Barque.
Hincelin was
suffering from
severe hydropsy. He was ill and bedridden,
thought the
English were
bluffing and sent only...
- the ʿAbbāsid caliphate, this
clearly never transpired, and he died of
hydropsy in 383/993.
While he
wrote in
other forms, al-Maʾmūnī's
oeuvre is most...
