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[ 28 not satisfy the learned, I have nothing to do but to have recourfe with you to the common caufe, the heat of the blood, inflamed by flogging of the loins, to in- creafe the warmth of the reins, and provoke a venereal a:te. From hence the fupine fituation of the body contributes to emiffions in fleep, by irritating the heat of the loins ; from hence the fame parts are pro- voked to venery by violent fri6tion, a pleafure which coft a certain gentleman his life at Paris ; laftly, from hence, we apply cooling medicines to the loins in a troublefome gonorrhoea. Aeluarius applies planters to the reins, which itrengthen and yet do not at all heat. But Oribafius applies plates of lead to the loins, and in this cafe diftinguifhes the loins from the reins : for, in his fragment Of proper Diet for all Seafons of the Year, which was firft publifhed at Bafil, by Albanus Torinus, 1528, he ferioufly advifes againft cooling the loins too much, for fear of cooling the reins by that means. I fhall fay no more of the office of the reins towards the generating of the feed, becaufe the famous Wallxus has called it in queftion from the principles of circulation, and he was a perfon whofe fcholar I fhall be always proud to own myfelf. That was a herefy of thofe times, which had many followers, and many
29 ] many mailers, and beginning with great heat, was fenfibly extinguifhed. Now the curiofity of the in-. genious is turned another way, and new employments fucceed the old, fince the learned phyficians have be- gun to fearch with more eagernefs into the hidden fecrets of the human fyftem, and not to reit contented with difcoveries which were hitherto rather believed than demonftrated. Farewell. From my Seat at Hageftadt, J. BARTHOLIM. 061. 24, 1669.
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