- 'earthen
sickness', mal de
Saint Jean lit. 'Saint John's
sickness', mal des
enfans lit. 'child
sickness', and mal-caduc lit. '
falling sickness'. People...
- epilepsy. At the time,
symptoms relating to
epilepsy were
diagnosed as
falling sickness and
treatments included rubbing blood of a non-sufferer on the lips...
- antiquity, that
caused the
limbs to jerk and the body to
collapse ('the
falling sickness', as it was
sometimes called), but a
mental epilepsy—a
seizing up of...
- Journal. 77: 428–32. Cawthorne,
Terence (1958). "Julius
caesar and the
falling sickness". The Laryngoscope. 68 (8): 1442–1450. doi:10.1288/00005537-195808000-00005...
- Ski
sickness or Häusler's
disease is a form of
motion sickness which some
skiers develop when
weather conditions are bad. Poor
visibility in
heavy fog...
-
African trypanosomiasis (HAT), also
known as
African sleeping sickness or
simply sleeping sickness, is
caused by the
species Trypanosoma brucei.
Humans are...
-
Publico Distemper Doe Maar
Downfall Edna's
Goldfish The
Expendables Falling Sickness F****
Fishbone Five Iron
Frenzy Fuzigish The
Gadjits Gals
Panic Go...
- Song of
Percival Pea****, and a book of
plays under the title, The
Falling Sickness. His
final book was See Jack (University of
Pittsburgh Press, 2009)...
- plantes.
Properties ascribed to it
include help for
those with "the
falling sickness", cramps, ague, jaundice, and sciatica,
clearing of the lungs, chest...
- the
scythe of Saturn – an
endless graveyard for a
humanity struck by
falling sickness. Sebald, W. G. (1998). The
Rings of Saturn. London: New Directions...
