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Side 42
... medicine in Apollo , because the office of medicine is but to tune this curious harp of man's body , and to reduce it to harmony . So then the subject being so variable , hath made the art by con- sequence more conjectural ; and the art ...
... medicine in Apollo , because the office of medicine is but to tune this curious harp of man's body , and to reduce it to harmony . So then the subject being so variable , hath made the art by con- sequence more conjectural ; and the art ...
Side 93
... medicines . 67. It helpeth , both in medicine and aliment , to change and not to continue the same medicine and aliment still . The cause is , for that nature , by con- tinual use of any thing , groweth to a satiety and dul- ness ...
... medicines . 67. It helpeth , both in medicine and aliment , to change and not to continue the same medicine and aliment still . The cause is , for that nature , by con- tinual use of any thing , groweth to a satiety and dul- ness ...
Side 140
... medicine and diet , if the beasts , the medicine is infused ; which I have little opinion fowl or fish , be fed with a special kind of food fit of , because the seed , I doubt , will not draw the parts for the disease . It were a ...
... medicine and diet , if the beasts , the medicine is infused ; which I have little opinion fowl or fish , be fed with a special kind of food fit of , because the seed , I doubt , will not draw the parts for the disease . It were a ...
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BOOK | viii |
Valerius Terminus of the Interpretation | viii |
PHILOSOPHICAL WORKS | xli |
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