Baux a reports a case of a girl of fourteen in whom "there was no trace of fundament or of genital organs.
The fundament must remain inviolable even with its errors.
If the fundament protrudes, so that it can be grasped by the finger and thumb, or if it presents a sensible projection to the touch, the digestion is not sound.
If much stench is present, the fundament may be at each dressing moistened with very dilute solution of the chloride of zinc, and a small quantity may be administered as an injection, after the grease has been introduced.
See my prize-essay "On the Fundamentof Morality," ยง 6.
The Water Figwort, a common English plant which grows by the sides of ditches, and belongs to the scrofula-curing order, has acquired its name because supposed to heal sores in the fundament when applied like figs as a poultice.
Gerard says, "the Pimpernel with the blue flower helpeth the fundament that is fallen down: and, contrariwise, red Pimpernel being applied bringeth it down.
And again for relieving the itching of the fundament caused by the presence of threadworms.
Hot and dry in the third degree; cures the bitings of mad dogs, wastes and consumes hard knots in the fundament and matrix, cleanses filthy ulcers.
The green herb bruised and applied to the fundament and lying there two or three hours, eases the pains of the piles; the juice also being made up into an ointment, is effectual for the same purpose.
Expressed in our language, this would mean: Every genuine understanding, every true conception or knowledge, must be based on the clear consciousness that the infinite universe is the arch fundament of all things.
Every empirical science has for its fundament some material of the senses, some given object, on which its understanding is dependent, and thus it becomes "impure.
The complaints which he had made of his mouth, lips, nose, and eyes were lessened; but he said the pain in his fundament continued, and that he still felt some pinchings in his bowels.
He tells you that on Monday morning the deceased was worse; all the symptoms returned, and he complained more of his fundament than before.
He complained more of his fundament than he had done before.
This consanguinity formed the true fundament of the league.
These conceptions serve as the fundament of a perfectly elaborated system of relationship, capable of expressing several hundred different relations of a single individual.
In order to avoid this, thefundament of gentile law was shattered.
If the infant does not ordure the first day, then put into its fundament a small suppository, to stir it up to be discharged, that it may not cause painful gripes, by remaining so long in the belly.
Of the Fundament being closed up in a newly-born Infant.
