See diaphthore on Wiktionary
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"Emprunté au grec ancien d’Hippocrate et de Galien. Attesté et décrit relativement au (XVIIᵉ siècle)."
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"ref": "Lettre CLIX de 1659, Lettres choisies de feu Mᴿ. Guy Patin, page 368, 1692, Jean Petit",
"text": "Il est mort de 3 maladies, hydropisie du foye, hydropisie du poumon et asthme, à quoy on peut aussi ajouter une corruption et diaphthore de la substance du poumon."
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