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I'm thinking (guessing) that this was intended to be a form of the word
physic, meaning a general course of treatment by a doctor
Freddie Spradlin
-----Original Message-----
From: John Wyles
"Ordered that ye church wardens agree with some doctor to cure Mary Wild of
her ailment, & if she think herself able to undergo a course of Phistic, the
church wardens agree with ye doctors for ye same."
I am trying to understand the meaning of the word "Phistic". Is this a
physical ailment, or a mental ailment, or a course of treatment for an
ailment? If a course of treatment, what was involved?
Thank you.
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