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CASE17036: Horary consultation concerning Mrs Jays Wickins (PERSON17133)

Question asked by the patient on 26 May 1602 at 11:00

RN Mres Wikkens of Stoake bruen. 50 y. maij 26 ☿ hor 11 ant m 1602. for her throate |a stone. red gravell.|

Transcribed excerpt from MS Ashmole 221, f. 62r (upper left, and bottom left parts of page)

Mrs Jays Wickins (PERSON17133)

Medical >Parts of the body >Head and neck  (Throat and mouth )

Medical >Illnesses (named) >Stone and strangury  (Stone)

Practitioner: Mr Richard Napier [Sandy] (PERSON5218) Treatment Judgment

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CASE49121: Horary consultation concerning Peter Brown (PERSON28458)

Question asked by the patient on 30 June 1619 at 10:40

RN Ri

Peter Browne of Stoe. 50 y. Iune 30 ☿ h. 10 40 ant m 16i9 a gryping \all/ overthwart his belly stone cholick

desyrous to come to me/ because I did him once good/

Transcribed excerpt from MS Ashmole 235, f. 76r (upper right part of page)

Peter Brown (PERSON28458)

Medical >Symptoms (specified)>Gripings, gnawings and stitches (Griping)

Medical >Parts of the body >Head and neck  (Throat and mouth )

Medical >Parts of the body >Torso (Belly)

Medical >Illnesses (named) >Stone and strangury  (Stone colic)

Practitioner: Mr Richard Napier [Sandy] (PERSON5218) Judgment Previous consultation(s)

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CASE23183: Horary consultation concerning Mr Anthony Somes (PERSON59259)

Question asked by the patient on 21 October 1630 at 08:00

RN \Mr Anth. Anth./ D Anth Some Quæritr quæ sit causa morbi et vnde sit octob. 21 ♃ h. 8. ant m 1630 /feareth the stone Leane cholerick fretfull throate cough & stone apt to take greefe\

[Astrological Chart]

Transcribed excerpt from MS Ashmole 238, f. 181v (upper left part of page)

Mr Anthony Somes (PERSON59259)

Medical  (Cause of the affliction)

Medical >Illnesses (named) >Stone and strangury  (Stone)

Medical >Symptoms (specified)>Nausea and vomiting (Choler)

Medical >Parts of the body >Head and neck  (Throat and mouth )

Medical >Symptoms (specified)>Respiratory problems (Cough)

Medical >Diseases of the mind (Grief (passions))

Practitioner: Mr Richard Napier [Sandy] (PERSON5218) Judgment Astrological Chart

Cite this as: Lauren Kassell, Michael Hawkins, Robert Ralley, John Young, Joanne Edge, Janet Yvonne Martin-Portugues, and Natalie Kaoukji (eds.), The casebooks of Simon Forman and Richard Napier, 1596–1634: a digital edition, https://casebooks.lib.cam.ac.uk/search?f1-question-asked=Medical%3A%3AParts%20of%20the%20body%3A%3AHead%20and%20neck%3A%3AThroat%20and%20mouth;f3-question-asked=Medical%3A%3AIllnesses%20%28named%29%3A%3AStone%20and%20strangury, accessed 13 November 2024.

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