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... is mixed and agitated with the li- quors ; whereby the grosser part of the liquor sticks to that cleaving body ; and so the finer parts • are freed from the grosser . So the apothecaries CENT . I. 7 NATURAL HISTORY .
... is mixed and agitated with the li- quors ; whereby the grosser part of the liquor sticks to that cleaving body ; and so the finer parts • are freed from the grosser . So the apothecaries CENT . I. 7 NATURAL HISTORY .
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... whereby it is a degree nearer to water . We see it also in the generation of springs , which the ancients thought , very probably , to be made by the version of air into water , holpen by the rest , which the air hath in those parts ; ...
... whereby it is a degree nearer to water . We see it also in the generation of springs , which the ancients thought , very probably , to be made by the version of air into water , holpen by the rest , which the air hath in those parts ; ...
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... whereby they call forth nou- rishment the better . This frication I wish to be done in the morning . It is also best done by the hand , or a piece of scarlet wool , wet a little with the oil of almonds , mingled with a small quantity of ...
... whereby they call forth nou- rishment the better . This frication I wish to be done in the morning . It is also best done by the hand , or a piece of scarlet wool , wet a little with the oil of almonds , mingled with a small quantity of ...
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... whereby she chiefly worketh ; and heat we have in readiness , in respect of the fire ; but for cold we must stay till it cometh , or seek it in deep caves , or high mountains : and when all is done , in form of a cube , and let it have ...
... whereby she chiefly worketh ; and heat we have in readiness , in respect of the fire ; but for cold we must stay till it cometh , or seek it in deep caves , or high mountains : and when all is done , in form of a cube , and let it have ...
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... whereby the ment hear little doings of Pluto , but most of true and ultime operations of heat are not attained . Proserpina : for tangible parts in bodies are stupid But if bodies may be altered by heat , and yet no things ; and the ...
... whereby the ment hear little doings of Pluto , but most of true and ultime operations of heat are not attained . Proserpina : for tangible parts in bodies are stupid But if bodies may be altered by heat , and yet no things ; and the ...
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