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The blue eyes of Marie Launay always serve as a sparadrap to a fallen minister Was the fat Molina right?— His Excellency the Minister
Finally, when all seems to be going on well, warm spata drapum (sparadrap) is to be applied upon a bandage, and if necessary the apostolicon ointment Dislocation of the elbow is reduced by passing a bandage around the bend of the arm, forming in this a loop (_scapham_) into which the foot of the surgeon is to be placed for counter-extension, while with the hands extension is to be made upon the forearm until the bones are drawn into their normal position.— Gilbertus Anglicus Medicine of the Thirteenth Century
The blue eyes of Marie Launay always serve as a sparadrap to a fallen minister! "— His Excellency the Minister
_spata drapum_ (sparadrap) is to be applied upon a bandage, and if necessary the apostolicon ointment.— Gilbertus Anglicus Medicine of the Thirteenth Century
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