bowelling 

  1. 動詞
bowel現在分詞:
及物動詞:
將...(人)的肚腸取出
/此動詞同"boweling"/

    
                        
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                                Once the body had been viewed by members of the Privy Council and others to confirm that life had ceased and that the king was dead, word went out to summon the surgeons, apothecaries and wax chandlers 'to do their duties in spurging, cleansing, bowelling , searing, embalming, furnishing and dressing with spices the said corpse'.                            
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                                'Spurging' entailed the general washing of the body with spiced and aromatic water to remove the sweat of the death-bed and generally to clean the corpse; 'cleansing' was the euphemism given to the assisted emptying of the bowels and the plugging of the rectum; the removal of the soft organs, following an incision made from the bottom of the rib cage to the pelvic region, was known as ' bowelling '; 'searing' was the cauterizing of the cavity blood vessels after the removal of the soft organs as a precaution against post-mortem haemorrhaging; whilst the purification of the inner cavity was the technical 'embalming'; the outer surface of the body was 'dressed' by the application of balms, a mixture of resins in volatile oils; whilst 'furnishing' implied nothing more than the positioning of the sudarium (a linen square covering the face) and the close wrapping of the corpse in layers of cerecloth and waxed twine                            
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