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... maketh to laugh . Experiment solitary touching infectious diseases . 297. There be some known diseases that are in- fectious ; and others that are not . Those that are infectious are , first , such as are chiefly in the spirits , and ...
... maketh to laugh . Experiment solitary touching infectious diseases . 297. There be some known diseases that are in- fectious ; and others that are not . Those that are infectious are , first , such as are chiefly in the spirits , and ...
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... maketh them spread the less . And the same reason under ground to avoid recess from the sun , maketh them spread the more . And we see it cometh to pass in some trees which have been planted too deep in the ground , that for love of ...
... maketh them spread the less . And the same reason under ground to avoid recess from the sun , maketh them spread the more . And we see it cometh to pass in some trees which have been planted too deep in the ground , that for love of ...
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... maketh metals , that are dry and brittle , cleft and crack , Æraque dissiliunt ; so of pots of earth and glass . Cold maketh bones of living creatures more fragile . Cold maketh living creatures to swell in the joints , and the blood to ...
... maketh metals , that are dry and brittle , cleft and crack , Æraque dissiliunt ; so of pots of earth and glass . Cold maketh bones of living creatures more fragile . Cold maketh living creatures to swell in the joints , and the blood to ...
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Valerius Terminus of the Interpretation | viii |
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