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Page iv
... winds ..... Of winter and summer sicknesses Of pestilential years .. Of epidemical diseases .. Of preservation of ... wind blowing ... Of the different heats of fire and boiling water ..... Of the qualifications of heat by moisture ...
... winds ..... Of winter and summer sicknesses Of pestilential years .. Of epidemical diseases .. Of preservation of ... wind blowing ... Of the different heats of fire and boiling water ..... Of the qualifications of heat by moisture ...
Page v
... wind for freshness 105 Of the finer sort of base metals ... Of certain cements and quarries .. 116 .... 117 Of trials of air ..... 105 Of increasing milk in milch beasts 105 Of the altering of colours in hairs and feathers 116 Of the ...
... wind for freshness 105 Of the finer sort of base metals ... Of certain cements and quarries .. 116 .... 117 Of trials of air ..... 105 Of increasing milk in milch beasts 105 Of the altering of colours in hairs and feathers 116 Of the ...
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... windy water lasteth ; but he said it would continue long spirits are taken off by incension , or evaporation . time after the rain is past : as if the water , did And even in infusions in things that are of too multiply itself upon the ...
... windy water lasteth ; but he said it would continue long spirits are taken off by incension , or evaporation . time after the rain is past : as if the water , did And even in infusions in things that are of too multiply itself upon the ...
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... windy spirit , first by the heat of the fire suddenly dilateth itself ; and we know that simple air , being ... wind as gunpowder doth ; and on the other side , we see that quick- silver , which is a most crude and watery body ...
... windy spirit , first by the heat of the fire suddenly dilateth itself ; and we know that simple air , being ... wind as gunpowder doth ; and on the other side , we see that quick- silver , which is a most crude and watery body ...
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... wind . And if this mordication be in an over - high degree , it is little better than the corrosion of poison ; and it cometh to pass sometimes in antimony ; especially if it be given to bodies not replete with humours ; for where ...
... wind . And if this mordication be in an over - high degree , it is little better than the corrosion of poison ; and it cometh to pass sometimes in antimony ; especially if it be given to bodies not replete with humours ; for where ...
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