Page Of Teeth, and Hard Substances in the Bodies of Living 31 Of Clarification Of the Generation and Bearing of Living Creatures in the Of Species Visible Of Impulsion and Percussion Of Titillation Of Scarcity of Rain in Egypt Of Abundance of Nitre in certain Sea-shores Of Bodies borne up by Water 36 38 40 41 42 42 43 43 44 46 46 Of Bitumen, one of the Materials of Wild-fire 47 48 48 49 49 50 50 51 Of Water, that it may be the Medium of Sounds Of the Force of Imagination imitating that of the Sense 57 233 Page Of Preservation of Bodies 58 Of the Growth or Multiplying of Metals 58 Of the Drowning the more Base Metal in the more Precious Of Fixation of Bodies Of the Restless Nature of Things in themselves, and their CENTURY IX Of Perception in Bodies Insensible, tending to Natural Divi- Of the Causes of Appetite in the Stomach Of the Corporeal Substance of Smells Of the Causes of Putrefaction Of Bodies unperfectly Mixed Of Alterations, which may be called Majors Of the two Kinds of Pneumaticals in Bodies 63 73 Of Concretion and Dissolution of Bodies Of Bodies Hard and Soft Of Bodies Ductile and Tensile Of several Passions of Matter, and Characters of Bodies Of Induration by Sympathy. Of Honey and Sugar Of the Finer sort of Base Metals Of Certain Cements and Quarries Of the Altering of Colours in Hairs and Feathers Of the Differences of Living Creatures, Male and Female Of the Comparative Magnitude of Living Creatures Of the Melioration of Tobacco Of several Heats working the same Effects Of Swelling and Dilatation in Boiling Of the Contrary Operations of Time on Fruits and Liquors 98 Of the Rolling and Breaking of the Seas Of the Dulcoration of Salt Water Of the Return of Saltness in Pits by the Sea-shore . Of Attraction by Similitude of Substance Of the Rise of Liquors or Powders by Means of Flame Of the Influences of the Moon Of Vinegar. Of Creatures that Sleep all Winter Of the Generating of Creatures by Copulation, and by Putrefaction. 109 110 114 115 CENTURY X. Of the Transmission and Influx of Immateriate Virtues, and the Force of Imagination 117 Of the Emission of Spirits in Vapour, or Exhalation, Odourlike Of Emissions of Spiritual Species which affect the Senses 125 133 Of Emission of Immateriate Virtues, from the Minds and Spirits of Men, by Affections, Imagination, or other Impressions Of the Secret Virtue of Sympathy and Antipathy Of the General Sympathy of Men's Spirits Page 134 |