It had been reported generally ( the Venetians knew it on 10 February ) that the Pope was suffering from a double tertian fever ( malaria ), and that his doctors held little hope for his recovery.
42.
Simon the younger died that year, reportedly of a tertian fever, while Guy managed to appeal to the pope ( with the aid of his father-in-law ), resulting in his return to the church.
43.
Here was found a good supply of water and tibben ( bhoosa ), but the division was " immobilised by losses through sickness " when a particularly virulent epidemic of malaria ( malignant tertian ) and influenza suddenly broke out.
44.
The group announced at the session of the Accademia dei Lincei on 4 December 1889 that a healthy man in a non-malarial zone had contracted tertian malaria after being bitten by an experimentally infected " Anopheles claviger ".
45.
Both Plasmodium vivar ( benign tertian ) and Plasmodium fakiparum ( malignant tertian ), along with a few quartan forms of the infection were reported in spite of " determined, well-organised, and scientifically controlled measures of prevention ."
46.
Both Plasmodium vivar ( benign tertian ) and Plasmodium fakiparum ( malignant tertian ), along with a few quartan forms of the infection were reported in spite of " determined, well-organised, and scientifically controlled measures of prevention ."
47.
His description of the specific characteristics responsible for benign tertian ( " Haemamoeba vivax " ), malignant tertian ( " Laverania malariae ", renamed " P . malariae " ) malaria resolved the confusion of the time.
48.
His description of the specific characteristics responsible for benign tertian ( " Haemamoeba vivax " ), malignant tertian ( " Laverania malariae ", renamed " P . malariae " ) malaria resolved the confusion of the time.
49.
He studied the life cycle of " Plasmodium " and related the timing of tertian and quartan fevers seen in malaria with the life cycle of the organisms now named " Plasmodium vivax " and " Plasmodium malariae ", respectively.
50.
Tritones also became important in the development of jazz tertian harmony, where triads and seventh chords are often expanded to become 9th, 11th, or 13th chords, and the tritone often occurs as a substitute for the naturally occurring interval of the perfect 11th.
