Emanation Quote by Samuel Johnson
““APORRHOEA (APORRHO'EA) n.s.[ emanation; something emitted by another. The reason of this he endeavours to make out by atomical aporrhœas, which passing from the cruentate weapon to the wound, and being incorporated with the particles of the salve, carry them to the affected part.Glanville’sScepsis,c. 24.””
About This Quote
Source Book: Glanville’s Scepsis, c. 24
The term describes a substance transferred from a weapon to a wound, then carried by a salve to aid healing.
In simple terms: A healing agent moves from injury to treatment.
Key Takeaway
Use appropriate carriers for effective treatment.
Themes
medicine
healing
chemistry
Mood
analytical
informative
Type
historical
scientific
When to use this quote
- wound care
- pharmaceutical formulation
- historical medical texts
Key Concepts
transmission
absorption
integration
Questions to Reflect On
- How does carrier choice affect healing?
- What modern parallels exist for this concept?
A Different Perspective
Effectiveness depends on proper application and dosage.
