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quadgram frequency
by reason of the1815
for the most part1375
in the mean time959
and as it were625
each half an ounce590
early english books online530
parts of the body510
of each half an496
the rest of the434
of the roots of429
a sufficient quantity of415
in the next place415
the colledg take of408
of each half a394
the beginning of the387
by little and little378
it is to be374
of each one ounce373
the heat of the371
that is to say369
the cause of the368
of each two ounces365
the parts of the360
the muscles of the353
after the same manner349
of the whole body346
is not to be343
of the leaves of341
the nature of the340
put it into a339
in the first place338
of each an ounce337
the cure of the327
the quantity of a325
as it were a322
the substance of the321
the end of the314
the bottom of the309
part of the body309
in respect of the307
of the juice of305
and put it into304
and when it is297
that it may be293
of each two drachms290
a quarter of a290
ounce and an half288
of the animal spirits285
the use of the284
a quarter of an280
at the same time275
make it into a274
the motion of the272
of the powder of271
for the space of264
of the flowers of259
put them into a256
half an ounce of255
by the use of253
one and the same248
by reason of its245
as it were the243
for as much as243
the mass of blood240
is wont to be239
in the beginning of239
characters represented either as238
represented either as utf238
in the latin book237
by reason of a237
the pores of the236
the region of the233
of its own accord232
of the seeds of227
the mouth of the227
are wont to be226
by the help of225
after the manner of225
the strength of the224
the passage of the222
notes for div a219
as it were by217
the top of the217
of each two drams215
in the time of213
by reason of their212
and let it stand210
the body of the210
in the cure of209
for the cure of206
and dry in the206
in the morning fasting205
in a short time202
half a pound of202
the cavity of the201
the middle of the196
of the nature of195
the sides of the195
half a pint of195
of the juyce of193
habit of the body193
the neck of the192
and put them into192
the white of an189
much as is sufficient187
the bones of the186
quarter of an hour184
the body of man182
hot and dry in182
of each one drachm181
the form of a180
in a sufficient quantity179
raisins of the sun179
in the midst of179
are not to be178
the time of the176
the spirit of wine175
take of the roots174
the spirit of the173
the ferment of the173
the force of the171
other parts of the170
which is to be170
the passages of the170
ounce and a half169
it ought to be169
of each one handful169
is the cause of166
in the form of166
the head of the164
that there is no164
to the consumption of163
the habit of the162
three or four times162
put them in a161
no otherwise than as161
but if it be160
an ounce and half159
that it is not159
the stone in the159
the matter of the157
put it into the157
as much as the156
of the sensitive soul155
in as much as155
an ounce and an155
drachm and an half155
with a sufficient quantity155
put it in a154
each half a dram154
so much the more153
part of the head153
the orifice of the151
by the force of151
is as it were151
being as it were151
those things which are151
by how much the150
of a pound of149
quarter of a pound149
the trunk of the148
in the third degree148
as it were in148
of their own accord148
in the same place148
that they may be147
if there be any147
the diseases of the146
in the same manner145
as it were with145
a great deal of145
as much as is144
of the spirit of144
of each three drachms144
the bottome of the144
that there is a143
the reason of the143
pound and an half142
of the brain and141
ought not to be141
as if it were140
any part of the140
and let the patient140
the cure of this140
then put it into140
that it is a139
in the middle of139
apply it to the139
the reason of which138
to the terms of138
the pain of the138
one ounce and an138
this phase i text137
text is available for137
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is to be noted137
even for commercial purposes137
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terms of creative commons137
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owned by the institutions137
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encoded text transcribed from137
markup reviewed and edited137
keyed and coded from137
english books online text137
support to the early137
books online text creation137
and encoded edition of137
all without asking permission137
described above is co137
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as well as the136
of the liver and136
when it is cold135
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all the parts of135
a great quantity of134
on the other side133
to the nature of133
of that which is132
the spirit of life132
the power of the131
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if it be not130
iv tiff page images130
the seat of the130
lay it to the130
and keep it for130
a good quantity of129
it will not be129
at the beginning of129
the consumption of the129
and lay it to128
it from the fire128
make it into an128
of the wandring pair127
and put them in127
the image of god127
of the water of126
the hinder part of126
the true nature of126
take of the leaves126
a part of the126
in the second degree126
of each a dram126
and put it in125
hinder part of the125
and for the most125
that the animal spirits125
upper part of the125
of each one dram124
the root of the124
of the sun stoned124
if at any time124
the midst of the124
the cause of this123
of the process of123
each an ounce and122
of the oblong marrow122
and put to it122
of each four ounces122
of each three ounces122
that can be made122
to make it into122
the necke of the121
the cure of a121
of each a handful121
to make use of121
true nature of the121
reason to do so120
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the knowledge of the120
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but it is not66
the other parts of66
the excrements of the66
the flowers of the66
it may be made66
the description of the66
set it in a65
the forme of a65
then put in a65
the reason of it65
out of the earth65
as soon as it65
so long as the65
in the water of65
that by reason of65
the coats of the65
cutting of a vein65
motion of the heart65
into the mass of65
into the form of64
a clock in the64
and on the contrary64
the liquor of the64
a spoonful of the64
the figure of a64
the generation of the64
as also of the64
plaister according to art64
be taken in the64
because it is not64
are not able to64
let the sick take64
it were in a64
make them into a64
and set it on64
of the tops of64
but that it is64
then put them into64
to be observed in64
heat of the sun63
may be the more63
of the bark of63
for the sake of63
two or three hours63
the swelling of the63
the practice of physick63
put into it a63
to the thickness of63
in the book of63
and according to the63
drawn out of the63
beat them in a63
which is the cause63
and a quarter of62
the number of the62
the will of the62
those things that are62
three or four spoonfuls62
the use of them62
the part of the62
according to the opinion62
the biting of a62
as much as sufficeth62
the heart it self62
the suppression of the62
that it should be62
about the beginning of62
in a stone mortar62
rest of the body62
in two quarts of62
heat of the blood62
it is a sign62
take two or three62
it is not so62
great part of the61
to the sides of61
which for the most61
the quality of the61
may be known by61
to be done by61
on the right side61
white of an egge61
night going to bed61
be applyed to the61
the poyson of the61
the running of the61
of the muscles of61
the bosom of the61
and so much the61
then put into it61
be put into the61
and let it boil61
when you go to61
in the following manner61
a dram and half61
of the disease is61
take a handful of61
of the tincture of61
the form of the61
a great number of61
of an ounce of61
make it up into60
the most part is60
four times a day60
the blood it self60
the stomach and guts60
it were with a60
by the benefit of60
but for the most60
and then it is60
the bowels of the60
the blood and nervous60
through the whole body60
conserve of red roses60
of each a pound60
may be made of60
the cure of diseases60
is to be considered60
set it in the60
twice or thrice in60
pain in the head60
is called in greek60
the influence of the60
are hot and dry59
to be applied to59
how much the more59
liquor of this cup59
hence it is that59
the place where the59
put in a little59
but if there be59
the name of a59
a plaister according to59
on the top of59
the soul of the59
a portion of the59
other part of the59
the syrup of the59
of the blood being59
parts of the head59
the inside of the59
nothing else but a59
you go to bed58
make use of the58
each half a scruple58
one part of the58
and if there be58
the benefit of the58
put them into the58
the beginning of a58
of the nervous juice58
pound and a half58
what hath been said58
essence of this diseas58
the opinion of the58
let it stand till58
but by reason of58
it into a mass58
there is a certain58
if you would have58
of heat and cold58
there is no such58
of the blood in58
under the dominion of58
it is good against58
the brain and cerebel58
of the vital spirits58
the prepared liquor of58
to be cured by57
the spirit of vitriol57
as it were an57
the weight of the57
of two or three57
reason of the great57
that there is not57
ventricles of the brain57
as it were to57
the distilled water of57
each two drachms and57
soles of the feet57
with a decoction of57
with the decoction of57
as to the former57
to the knowledge of57
ventricle of the heart57
the flesh of the57
to be taken away57
of salt of tartar57
be made in the56
is the same with56
i have thought good56
the spirit of salt56
according to the various56
the art of physick56
the length of the56
a medicine for the56
in the fourth degree56
or twice a day56
original text notes for56
the sight of the56
take an ounce of56
the hole of the56
prepared liquor of this56
of the small pox56
text notes for div56
and as much of56
there is no need56
by means of the56
may be the better56
from the original text56
the brain and nerves56
if the body be56
what i have said56
it be in the56
in those that are56
the state of the56
the original text notes56
for those that are56
and in the morning55
of each one scruple55
in the art of55
a pound of the55
out of the stomach55
from the whole body55
it till it be55
how to make a55
let the patient drink55
the virtues of the55
the paine of the55
to the bottom of55
take a quantity of55
the lips of the55
to the strength of55
it self into the55
take the juyce of55
a pain in the55
that they may not55
the skin of the55
the space of three55
stoppings of the liver55
them together in a55
so much of the55
take the juice of54
of the causes of54
the capacity of the54
which is called the54
four ounces of the54
or not at all54
that they cannot be54
if they be not54
the distribution of the54
them according to art54
an ounce of the54
it self in the54
that they do not54
all the rest of54
the space of two54
they are of a54
of each two handfuls54
but in the mean54
long as it is54
in the spirit of54
the time of their54
the art of the54
the cause of a54
the soles of the54
parts of the blood54
the original of the53
neck of the bladder53
the vertues of the53
not being able to53
the salt of tartar53
in like manner the53
them in a glass53
to those that are53
it self to the53
and boyl them in53
the blood and spirits53
in form of a53
the bark of the53
of the conserve of53
is performed by the53
three or four ounces53
in the mass of53
light of the sun53
if it be in53
then put in your53
for there is no53
the lord of the53
if the disease be53
the whole course of53
the most part of53
the branches of the52
concupiscence of the flesh52
disposition of the blood52
into an earthen pot52
be separated from the52
of the diseases of52
in at the mouth52
it is a good52
the difference of the52
i know not what52
the life of man52
by the spirit of52
take of the waters52
there is a necessity52
then take it out52
they are wont to52
a description of the52
the coming of the52
the seed of the52
out of the same52
or four times a52
and in like manner52
that the spirit of52
and for that reason52
three quarters of a52
it come to a52
the contents of the52
it morning and evening52
the form of an52
is to be made52
the side of the52
there is in the52
as if they had52
beat them into pouder52
the opening of the52
oyntment according to art52
an hour or two52
then put it in51
the heate of the51
two or three ounces51
be said to be51
ferment of the stomach51
the time of her51
such as are in51
in the cavity of51
it at a time51
into the substance of51
the like quantity of51
reproduction of the original51
there is need of51
take the waters of51
the mass of the51
boyl it into a51
and mix it with51
the archeus of the51
of the body and51
and by this means51
nothing else but the51
take two ounces of51
an oyntment according to51
according to the strength51
make them into an51
the taking away of51
in an earthen pot51
all these in a51
when it is almost51
be made use of51
put it into your51
of spirit of wine51
in the hands of51
what belongs to the51
by the means of51
of each halfe a51
if there be no51
the center of the51
pains in the head51
whole mass of blood51
for if it be51
of the heart is51
and it is a51
because they are not51
with the rest of51
bitings of venemous beasts50
mouths of the vessels50
of the seed of50
and now and then50
often in a day50
a dram and a50
a flux of the50
in a small quantity50
of which sort are50
by this means the50
of the neck of50
it may be the50
a draught of the50
take a quarter of50
halfe an ounce of50
of the original in50
the bitings of venemous50
and the manner of50
you must have a50
them and make a50
passions of the mind50
in regard of the50
so much as the50
for the nourishment of50
of it at a50
and also of the50
region of the heart50
it may not be50
of syrup of violets50
in the reins and50
is good against the50
out of the water50
oil of sweet almonds50
of the stomach is50
as we have already50
a little of it50
ought to be made50
motion of the blood50
of such things as50
thrice in a day50
and in the same50
the mixture of the50
it three or four50
out of the veins50
as to the cure50
in so great a50
it into an electuary50
and strength of the50
are said to be49
the pores and passages49
covantage keyed and coded49
of which we have49
and for this cause49
set down in the49
it is better to49
the fibres of the49
by which they are49
for three or four49
it in the sun49
this is the reason49
from hence it is49
the marrow of the49
of these kind of49
of the bones of49
be as it were49
which by reason of49
each one drachm and49
or three times a49
it stand till it49
in the former chapter49
three ounces of the49
the original in the49
the acrimony of the49
then take them out49
is made of the49
by reason of his49
apex covantage keyed and49
the first of the49
is to be used49
by the space of49
the tone of the49
all these together in49
it commeth to passe49
bottom of the belly49
which are of a49
the four greater cold49
the right side of49
in the british library49
the hand of the49
so let it stand48
the pure from the48
if the pain be48
of a cold and48
the health of the48
original in the british48
four greater cold seeds48
the body of a48
because it is the48
as we have said48
to such as are48
and first of all48
on the left side48
the truth of the48
take half a pint48
even as i have48
juice of the pancreas48
that according to the48
by reason of this48
is made by the48
beginnings of the nerves48
it may be taken48
to be understood of48
the weakness of the48
or thrice in a48
with the juyce of48
till it be cold48
being applied to the48
the defect of the48
or as it were48
pint of white wine48
every morning and evening48
the temperature of the48
and the use of48
is of the same48
but when it is48
the tincture of the48
of the reins and47
of the art of47
after the taking of47
are to be taken47
of the same kind47
from the nature of47
of this disease is47
are to be found47
which are in the47
one ounce and half47
than that which is47
of each five drachms47
each a drachm and47
of the spinal marrow47
in which it is47
times in a day47
the greatnesse of the47
to which is added47
a flux of blood47
in the end of47
of this kind of47
of which it is47
latter end of the47
a pint and a47
with a soft fire47
of all the parts47
that which is not47
the veins and arteries47
spoonful or two of47
the most part the47
of the heat of47
and let it boyl47
the juyce of the46
take of oyl of46
for that very cause46
the obstructions of the46
a good handful of46
of this or that46
may be said to46
by the strength of46
and pour upon them46
the holes of the46
is not in the46
to be taken at46
one from the other46
of each of these46
it is a very46
are of the same46
if it be a46
the cause of it46
wounds of the head46
the malignity of the46
a third part of46
from that which is46
is a sign that46
is caused by the46
that the cause of46
the death of the46
of so great a46
otherwise than as the46
the signes of a46
the affects of the46
as to what belongs46
is the reason that46
to be attributed to46
pure from the impure46
to which may be46
with the water of46
is also to be46
as soon as they46
dyscrasie of the blood46
them in a morter46
which if it be46
be taken in a46
to the muscles of46
as long as they46
the veines and arteries45
of the morbifick matter45
sufficient quantity of the45
for such as have45
and put into the45
the preparation of the45
the signs of the45
there is but one45
is it to be45
to the rest of45
under the name of45
for it is the45
then strain it through45
in a glass of45
the distemper of the45
of the species of45
mix them well together45
in the bottome of45
the bignesse of a45
i am of opinion45
of a hot and45
there may be a45
and a halfe of45
you may take a45
as you may see45
every one of these45
it seems to be45
serum of the blood45
seat of the soul45
the motions of the45
it out of the45
out of which the45
at night going to45
in the nature of45
the grace of god45
with a little sugar45
in the room of45
the decoction of the45
to the top of45
is made in the45
over all the body45
the first of these45
it to be a45
of each halfe an45
where there is no45
the beginning of this45
it is not a44
of the vital spirit44
the digestion of the44
of the strained liquor44
of the nerves of44
as if it had44
every one of them44
two ounces and an44
to be done in44
the manner of making44
the concupiscence of the44
for the good of44
each halfe an ounce44
them in a quart44
applied to the place44
do for the most44
to be of a44
the second and third44
by reason of which44
is not at all44
taken in at the44
part of the same44
the whole body is44
the most part it44
and not to be44
the tops of the44
the sharpness of the44
trembling of the heart44
and put to them44
for want of a44
it to the sore44
into the hands of44
of things to be44
a little before the44
which is caused by44
to take notice of44
that it doth not44
by the fault of44
the dominion of the44
out of the skull44
global keyed and coded44
is to be had44
may be done by44
whereby it comes to44
spi global keyed and44
the efficient cause of44
because they are those44
of the intercostal nerve44
through the pores of44
aptara keyed and coded44
the organs of the44
of cream of tartar44
hence it comes to44
bowels of the earth43
for the preservation of43
be known by the43
it is a signe43
as i have said43
and put thereto a43
the affections of the43
the brain and its43
be attributed to the43
be made of the43
particles of the blood43
pains of the head43
of its own nature43
and make them into43
in a gallon of43
about the end of43
set it over the43
middle part of the43
at four in the43
pouder according to art43
let it stand in43
at a time in43
and it may be43
being anointed with it43
a good draught of43
so long as it43
in the upper part43
the frame of the43
into a plaister according43
in a double vessel43
come out of the43
or three spoonfuls of43
trunk of the wandring43
shut up in the43
and those that are43
not to be doubted43
in the hinder part43
of the extract of43
in the stomach and43
is divided into two43
take a good quantity43
take a pottle of42
to be made of42
and sweeten it with42
so it may be42
it self to be42
and so keep it42
diseases of the head42
and so let them42
of each one handfull42
troches according to art42
in the top of42
that the blood is42
at any time the42
the diversity of the42
a pound and a42
the causes of diseases42
into troches according to42
the third part of42
in the manner of42
i doubt not but42
not only in the42
fluxes of the belly42
is so far from42
to the whole body42
for twenty four hours42
them on the fire42
the roots of marsh42
and passages of the42
if you will have42
is a sign of42
the blood of a42
infusion of crocus metallorum42
which is done by42
of each a scruple42
the cure of it42
great a quantity of42
i have known some42
the obstruction of the42
the afflictions of the42
was wont to be42
to be able to42
it twice a day42
the volatile salt of42
the serum of the42
by the violence of42
of oyl of roses42
sweeten it with sugar42
is not of the42
the element of water42
of the tree of41
which are wont to41
the hollow of the41
a pint and half41
to all the parts41
the division of the41
for the generation of41
inner part of the41
the truth of this41
is nothing but a41
and such as have41
which is nothing else41
it two or three41
four or five days41
and if you will41
one of the most41
into the nature of41
then strain it and41
several parts of the41
into the muscles of41
medicines are to be41
and then put in41
let them stand in41
in the treatise of41
it into an earthen41
of the like nature41
the essence of a41
the blood may be41
it is an excellent41
especially if it be41
the action of government41
head of the thigh41
and for this reason41
and so serve it41
which is made by41
the third and fourth41
the shape of a41
of which you may41
the weight of a41
the hands of the41
a hot and dry41
know not how to41
there ought to be41
take of the juice41
is also very good41
in respect of their41
of the venal blood41
water of the flowers41
to what belongs to41
stone in the reins41
be given in the41
as i have elsewhere41
the destruction of the41
take of the water41
them in a stone41
but that it may41
as much as a41
was cured as followeth41
quantity of syrup of40
then let it be40
and that they are40
four and twenty hours40
pound of the best40
of the brain is40
i have observed in40
them out of the40
be taken from the40
the manner of a40
blood and nervous juice40
and two ounces of40
a branch of the40
the disease it self40
but it is a40
an account of the40
of the substance of40
a decoction of the40
and by the same40
drink a good draught40
and make it into40
much as you will40
if there were any40
and season it with40
take a spoonful of40
in the bowels of40
if so be that40
take half a pound40
at the bottom of40
the chapter of the40
to the use of40
right side of the40
and so it is40
that the blood being40
give it in a40
in this case the40
that are troubled with40
boyl it to the40
it self from the40
as oft as the40
too great a quantity40
as it is the40
the nature of things40
of all the rest40
the species of the40
let it be taken40
the ignorance of the40
them in a mortar40
which is the reason40
is the cause that40
for by this means40
may be seen in40
of the body are40
of which we shall40
may be the cause40
from the use of40
by the art of40
two or three drops40
mass of the blood40
or four spoonfuls of40
so long as they40
a pint of water40
the whole body of39
the heart and the39
in the morning and39
and take out the39
and so make your39
is in it self39
pint and an half39
is an enemy to39
as if he had39
wounds made by gunshot39
that are in the39
is a kind of39
make it into troches39
the frequent use of39
biting of a mad39
put it to the39
of the matter of39
a few drops of39
then take them off39
it is necessary to39
and set them in39
is contained in the39
in the second place39
the life it self39
the sign of the39
be kept in a39
by the example of39
nature of the disease39
to be sold by39
of the spirits of39
a treatise of the39
and the reason of39
with a little salt39
in the heat of39
the art of medicine39
the flux of blood39
the season of the39
is separated from the39
of the corporeal soul39
as well as in39
the reasons of the39
but not in the39
to the height of39
nape of the neck39
the extraction of the39
from the suns rising39
the dose is one39
when the disease is39
but if the patient39
the most part are39
soon as it is39
i would not have39
over the whole body39
of them may be39
than that of the39
throughout the whole body39
the spirits inhabiting the39
in which they are39
of the morbific matter39
in three or four39
and other parts of39
to it a little38
in the act of38
let it be given38
to find out the38
the philosophical transactions of38
the middle part of38
of the conserves of38
a hole in the38
if it proceed from38
third part of the38
to be had in38
of each six ounces38
ounce of syrup of38
it self of the38
the oyl of the38
seasons of the year38
it is a great38
three quarters of an38
as it may be38
a large quantity of38
into an oyntment according38
and when it hath38
into the body of38
out of the stomack38
but it may be38
it is very good38
the head to the38
the first essence of38
at the hour of38
a mass according to38
about the bigness of38
a greater quantity of38
or for want of38
in his book of38
the book of the38
the outside of the38
there will be a38
them in an oven38
evil disposition of the38
and that of the38
i have often observed38
may be reduced to38
and in this respect38
neither is there any38
of the stone in38
it into an ointment38
as i said before38
the element of the38
out of the oven38
put it into an38
that he could not38
the sulphur of the38
and on the other38
all the time of38
the help of a38
in a short space38
falling down of the38
so much for the38
have thought good to38
the consideration of the38
laid up in the38
the nape of the38
the whole substance of38
but when they are38
from thence into the38
of the mouth and38
them all in a38
when there is a38
which is of a38
is the seat of38
is to be found38
of the nerves and38
to the health of37
there is not any37
to be sold at37
such as are of37
as i have already37
it will be a37
the which i have37
by reason of that37
and by what means37
two ounces of the37
syrup according to art37
the flesh of sin37
if it had been37
the causes of this37
the blood from the37
the light of nature37
the first part of37
will not be amiss37
pint and a half37
and last of all37
and then let it37
the brain and the37
it is not good37
of gold and silver37
some of them are37
of the third part37
medicines apropriated to the37
of which i have37
the reason of its37
but such as are37
as it were from37
it is hot and37
an excellent remedy for37
with a great deal37
in a close vessel37
members of the body37
disposition of the body37
the conjunct cause of37
three or four hours37
eating of the apple37
and lay them in37
season of the year37
to the condition of37
the membrane of the37
them in the sun37
noise in the ears37
and other such like37
to the diversity of37
into pouder according to37
the top of it37
of the separation of37
from place to place37
be put into a37
it into an oyntment37
when it is boyled37
the stone and gravel37
it is easie to37
in the presence of37
nerve of the diaphragma37
mass according to art37
the entrance of the37
in the philosophical transactions37
sufficient quantity of syrup37
the expulsion of the37
where there is a37
the space of an37
halfe a pound of37
of the mass of37
of the bigness of37
must have a care36
it is best to36
of each six drams36
and give it to36
not be amiss to36
which may be added36
that it is an36
i thought good to36
of the distilled water36
the contraction of the36
in which there is36
mixed with the blood36
from the rest of36
as well of the36
two or three dayes36
that which is called36
either by reason of36
take half an ounce36
them in three pints36
these together in a36
to which it is36
and make a plaister36
greatest part of the36
which could not be36
of salt of wormwood36
in the forme of36
but this is not36
the strength of nature36
it must not be36
the third or fourth36
after what manner the36
any other part of36
into a mass according36
lay it upon the36
the animal spirits in36
in respect of its36
of the fifth pair36
is as much as36
a defect of the36
of all sorts of36
the end that the36
of the blood to36
to the body of36
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