Jones, John, 1645-1709 · London : Printed for Richard Smith · leaf 149
«/ Opium Reveal'd. 153 m yic’d any way, by reafon of its IVdlght, &;c* :as when the Skin is more lax and and th^ ‘Pores, wherein the Hair is fixed, more open; 2, Becaufe ( which is the mam Reafon ) the (aid <dontrdUm renders the oblique Pom more upright ; as fuppofe the Pores and Hair do naturally… … And thatf a) in Fig, i . is, by the laid 'ContraBlnn..^ brought nearer to (f), as much as is frotn {a) to fy), then will the Pom and Hair ftand upright, as in Fig. 2. and the Skin a, 0, e, contraifTed and brought within the prick’d Perpendiculars whereas in Fig. i. it excur’d beyond the Perpendi^…
Opium · Drugs -- Early works to 1800 · Substance-Related Disorders
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