Ingham mentions the escape of semen through the testicle by means of a fistula.

Demarquay is the authority on bloody semen.
Andouard mentions an instance of blue bile in a woman, blue flakes being found in her vomit.

There was no trace of copper to be found in this case.

Andouard says that the older physicians frequently spoke of this occurrence.
Rhodius speaks of the sweat being sweet after eating honey; the Ephemerides and Paullini also mention it.

Chromidrosis, or colored sweat, is an interesting anomaly exemplified in numerous reports.