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Side 143
... herb , so nevertheless as the herb may grow ; and likewise with seeds that are of the weakest sort , and have least vigour . You shall do well , therefore , to take marsh - herbs , and plant them upon tops of hills and champaigns ; and ...
... herb , so nevertheless as the herb may grow ; and likewise with seeds that are of the weakest sort , and have least vigour . You shall do well , therefore , to take marsh - herbs , and plant them upon tops of hills and champaigns ; and ...
Side 146
... herbs that grow out of stone ; which may be , for that it is certain that toads have been found in the middle of a free - stone . We see also that flints , lying above ground , gather moss ; and wall - flowers , and some other flowers ...
... herbs that grow out of stone ; which may be , for that it is certain that toads have been found in the middle of a free - stone . We see also that flints , lying above ground , gather moss ; and wall - flowers , and some other flowers ...
Side 147
... herbs have ; as a cold hand will sooner find a little warmth than a hot . And those that come next after , are wall ... herbs can worse endure cold ; as basil , tobacco , mustard - seed . And these have all much heat . Experiments in ...
... herbs have ; as a cold hand will sooner find a little warmth than a hot . And those that come next after , are wall ... herbs can worse endure cold ; as basil , tobacco , mustard - seed . And these have all much heat . Experiments in ...
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BOOK | viii |
Valerius Terminus of the Interpretation | viii |
PHILOSOPHICAL WORKS | xli |
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