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by reason of the | 1815 |
for the most part | 1375 |
in the mean time | 959 |
and as it were | 625 |
each half an ounce | 590 |
early english books online | 530 |
parts of the body | 510 |
of each half an | 496 |
the rest of the | 434 |
of the roots of | 429 |
a sufficient quantity of | 415 |
in the next place | 415 |
the colledg take of | 408 |
of each half a | 394 |
the beginning of the | 387 |
by little and little | 378 |
it is to be | 374 |
of each one ounce | 373 |
the heat of the | 371 |
that is to say | 369 |
the cause of the | 368 |
of each two ounces | 365 |
the parts of the | 360 |
the muscles of the | 353 |
after the same manner | 349 |
of the whole body | 346 |
is not to be | 343 |
of the leaves of | 341 |
the nature of the | 340 |
put it into a | 339 |
in the first place | 338 |
of each an ounce | 337 |
the cure of the | 327 |
the quantity of a | 325 |
as it were a | 322 |
the substance of the | 321 |
the end of the | 314 |
the bottom of the | 309 |
part of the body | 309 |
in respect of the | 307 |
of the juice of | 305 |
and put it into | 304 |
and when it is | 297 |
that it may be | 293 |
of each two drachms | 290 |
a quarter of a | 290 |
ounce and an half | 288 |
of the animal spirits | 285 |
the use of the | 284 |
a quarter of an | 280 |
at the same time | 275 |
make it into a | 274 |
the motion of the | 272 |
of the powder of | 271 |
for the space of | 264 |
of the flowers of | 259 |
put them into a | 256 |
half an ounce of | 255 |
by the use of | 253 |
one and the same | 248 |
by reason of its | 245 |
as it were the | 243 |
for as much as | 243 |
the mass of blood | 240 |
is wont to be | 239 |
in the beginning of | 239 |
characters represented either as | 238 |
represented either as utf | 238 |
in the latin book | 237 |
by reason of a | 237 |
the pores of the | 236 |
the region of the | 233 |
of its own accord | 232 |
of the seeds of | 227 |
the mouth of the | 227 |
are wont to be | 226 |
by the help of | 225 |
after the manner of | 225 |
the strength of the | 224 |
the passage of the | 222 |
notes for div a | 219 |
as it were by | 217 |
the top of the | 217 |
of each two drams | 215 |
in the time of | 213 |
by reason of their | 212 |
and let it stand | 210 |
the body of the | 210 |
in the cure of | 209 |
for the cure of | 206 |
and dry in the | 206 |
in the morning fasting | 205 |
in a short time | 202 |
half a pound of | 202 |
the cavity of the | 201 |
the middle of the | 196 |
of the nature of | 195 |
the sides of the | 195 |
half a pint of | 195 |
of the juyce of | 193 |
habit of the body | 193 |
the neck of the | 192 |
and put them into | 192 |
the white of an | 189 |
much as is sufficient | 187 |
the bones of the | 186 |
quarter of an hour | 184 |
the body of man | 182 |
hot and dry in | 182 |
of each one drachm | 181 |
the form of a | 180 |
in a sufficient quantity | 179 |
raisins of the sun | 179 |
in the midst of | 179 |
are not to be | 178 |
the time of the | 176 |
the spirit of wine | 175 |
take of the roots | 174 |
the spirit of the | 173 |
the ferment of the | 173 |
the force of the | 171 |
other parts of the | 170 |
which is to be | 170 |
the passages of the | 170 |
ounce and a half | 169 |
it ought to be | 169 |
of each one handful | 169 |
is the cause of | 166 |
in the form of | 166 |
the head of the | 164 |
that there is no | 164 |
to the consumption of | 163 |
the habit of the | 162 |
three or four times | 162 |
put them in a | 161 |
no otherwise than as | 161 |
but if it be | 160 |
an ounce and half | 159 |
that it is not | 159 |
the stone in the | 159 |
the matter of the | 157 |
put it into the | 157 |
as much as the | 156 |
of the sensitive soul | 155 |
in as much as | 155 |
an ounce and an | 155 |
drachm and an half | 155 |
with a sufficient quantity | 155 |
put it in a | 154 |
each half a dram | 154 |
so much the more | 153 |
part of the head | 153 |
the orifice of the | 151 |
by the force of | 151 |
is as it were | 151 |
being as it were | 151 |
those things which are | 151 |
by how much the | 150 |
of a pound of | 149 |
quarter of a pound | 149 |
the trunk of the | 148 |
in the third degree | 148 |
as it were in | 148 |
of their own accord | 148 |
in the same place | 148 |
that they may be | 147 |
if there be any | 147 |
the diseases of the | 146 |
in the same manner | 145 |
as it were with | 145 |
a great deal of | 145 |
as much as is | 144 |
of the spirit of | 144 |
of each three drachms | 144 |
the bottome of the | 144 |
that there is a | 143 |
the reason of the | 143 |
pound and an half | 142 |
of the brain and | 141 |
ought not to be | 141 |
as if it were | 140 |
any part of the | 140 |
and let the patient | 140 |
the cure of this | 140 |
then put it into | 140 |
that it is a | 139 |
in the middle of | 139 |
apply it to the | 139 |
the reason of which | 138 |
to the terms of | 138 |
the pain of the | 138 |
one ounce and an | 138 |
this phase i text | 137 |
text is available for | 137 |
online text creation partnership | 137 |
the early english books | 137 |
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the consumption of the | 129 |
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of each a dram | 126 |
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upper part of the | 125 |
of each one dram | 124 |
the root of the | 124 |
of the sun stoned | 124 |
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the necke of the | 121 |
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of each a handful | 121 |
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as soon as the | 86 |
then put in the | 86 |
strain it through a | 86 |
is said to be | 86 |
the use of these | 86 |
as much of the | 85 |
to be found in | 85 |
the vessels of the | 85 |
reason of which is | 85 |
the dose is from | 85 |
the first affected parts | 85 |
with the juice of | 85 |
and in the mean | 85 |
it is of a | 85 |
of the stomach and | 85 |
it is good to | 85 |
a drachm and an | 85 |
the separation of the | 85 |
the essence of the | 85 |
for such as are | 85 |
and that it is | 84 |
is that which is | 84 |
that they are not | 84 |
brain and nervous stock | 84 |
it comes to passe | 84 |
yet it is not | 84 |
the tree of life | 84 |
the bigness of a | 83 |
an electuary according to | 83 |
as will make it | 83 |
that so they may | 83 |
but that which is | 83 |
ocm this keyboarded and | 83 |
the first and second | 82 |
the membranes of the | 82 |
the latter end of | 82 |
for that it is | 82 |
dry in the second | 82 |
by reason of some | 82 |
a woman with child | 82 |
three or four days | 82 |
the nerve of the | 82 |
the superficies of the | 82 |
of those that are | 82 |
the help of the | 81 |
the name of the | 81 |
two or three days | 81 |
the same manner as | 81 |
and for that cause | 81 |
which is in the | 81 |
reproduction of original in | 81 |
in three pints of | 81 |
the blood of the | 81 |
on the other hand | 81 |
pellitory of the wall | 80 |
the mouths of the | 80 |
are troubled with the | 80 |
of the use of | 80 |
of the body of | 80 |
of the parts of | 80 |
so that it is | 80 |
a pound and an | 80 |
of the solid parts | 80 |
take the quantity of | 80 |
is to be taken | 79 |
three times a day | 79 |
r ocm this keyboarded | 79 |
in the mean while | 79 |
one dram and an | 79 |
estc r ocm this | 79 |
of a mad dog | 79 |
beginning of the disease | 79 |
substance of the brain | 78 |
necke of the wombe | 78 |
them in a sufficient | 78 |
that it may not | 78 |
as it were into | 78 |
by reason of an | 78 |
are to be sold | 77 |
a small quantity of | 77 |
by the heat of | 77 |
into the cavity of | 77 |
syrup of roses solutive | 77 |
are as it were | 77 |
take of the best | 77 |
taken in the morning | 77 |
as are troubled with | 77 |
it were by a | 77 |
to the end of | 76 |
the same with the | 76 |
obstructions of the liver | 76 |
the cavities of the | 76 |
the beginnings of the | 76 |
or by reason of | 76 |
ounces and an half | 76 |
by which it is | 76 |
the use of this | 76 |
the anatomy of the | 76 |
one dram and a | 76 |
such as are troubled | 76 |
of the same nature | 76 |
the operation of the | 76 |
may be able to | 76 |
a pint of the | 76 |
the blood in the | 75 |
for first of all | 75 |
stone in the bladder | 75 |
boyl them in a | 75 |
that are to be | 75 |
and it will be | 75 |
one drachm and an | 75 |
of the infusion of | 75 |
over a gentle fire | 75 |
with spirit of wine | 75 |
the vertue of the | 75 |
bleeding at the nose | 75 |
according to the nature | 75 |
another for the same | 75 |
then put to it | 75 |
of the lower belly | 74 |
two or three spoonfuls | 74 |
for the benefit of | 74 |
a cold and moist | 74 |
it is wont to | 74 |
the terms in women | 74 |
keep it for use | 74 |
as it is in | 74 |
once or twice a | 74 |
of each of them | 74 |
it into a plaister | 74 |
taken out of the | 74 |
the wounds of the | 74 |
so that it may | 73 |
the salt of the | 73 |
for that they are | 73 |
early in the morning | 73 |
flux of the belly | 73 |
for the same reason | 73 |
in a draught of | 73 |
each one dram and | 73 |
and applied to the | 73 |
the basis of the | 73 |
part of the blood | 73 |
the father of lights | 72 |
that there may be | 72 |
that it is the | 72 |
it is not the | 72 |
syrup of the juice | 72 |
of each two scruples | 72 |
a day or two | 71 |
cure of this disease | 71 |
of the essence of | 71 |
such as have the | 71 |
as that which is | 71 |
and the rest of | 71 |
of the waters of | 71 |
in manner of a | 71 |
till it come to | 70 |
half a dram of | 70 |
take of the juyce | 70 |
of those things which | 70 |
much as may be | 70 |
the ventricles of the | 70 |
in the meane time | 70 |
the extremities of the | 70 |
sufficient quantity of water | 70 |
and let them be | 70 |
to be used in | 70 |
is good for the | 70 |
and when you have | 70 |
in such a case | 70 |
of it in the | 70 |
all parts of the | 70 |
the stone of the | 69 |
two drachms and an | 69 |
things are to be | 69 |
to the region of | 69 |
is one of the | 69 |
for the curing of | 69 |
by the power of | 69 |
it with a little | 69 |
of raisins of the | 69 |
the virtue of the | 69 |
some part of the | 69 |
to make syrup of | 69 |
the mean time the | 69 |
with the white of | 69 |
it is no wonder | 69 |
then take it from | 69 |
of the heart and | 69 |
it over the fire | 69 |
palpitation of the heart | 68 |
of the body is | 68 |
the animal spirits being | 68 |
the course of the | 68 |
the doctrine of the | 68 |
the spirits of the | 68 |
that it cannot be | 68 |
into an electuary according | 68 |
of the head and | 68 |
and lay it on | 68 |
and boil them in | 68 |
in order to the | 68 |
from whence it is | 68 |
cause of this disease | 68 |
the brain it self | 68 |
and at the same | 68 |
the temper of the | 68 |
as much as may | 68 |
as it were of | 68 |
an inflammation of the | 67 |
the flux of the | 67 |
to the variety of | 67 |
is not able to | 67 |
clock in the afternoon | 67 |
the variety of the | 67 |
take it off the | 67 |
according to the variety | 67 |
for two or three | 67 |
this is to be | 67 |
as much sugar as | 67 |
the image of the | 67 |
of each one pound | 67 |
disease of the stone | 67 |
and by that means | 67 |
the three first things | 67 |
four in the afternoon | 66 |
those that have the | 66 |
without the help of | 66 |
but as to the | 66 |
there is a great | 66 |
in two or three | 66 |
it off the fire | 66 |
the head of a | 66 |
of the oyl of | 66 |
that it might be | 66 |
of sense and motion | 66 |
raisons of the sun | 66 |
a spoonful or two | 66 |
from the beginning of | 66 |
by the passage of | 66 |
of such as are | 66 |
to the opinion of | 66 |
because it is a | 66 |
but it is not | 66 |
the other parts of | 66 |
the excrements of the | 66 |
the flowers of the | 66 |
it may be made | 66 |
the description of the | 66 |
set it in a | 65 |
the forme of a | 65 |
then put in a | 65 |
the reason of it | 65 |
out of the earth | 65 |
as soon as it | 65 |
so long as the | 65 |
in the water of | 65 |
that by reason of | 65 |
the coats of the | 65 |
cutting of a vein | 65 |
motion of the heart | 65 |
into the mass of | 65 |
into the form of | 64 |
a clock in the | 64 |
and on the contrary | 64 |
the liquor of the | 64 |
a spoonful of the | 64 |
the figure of a | 64 |
the generation of the | 64 |
as also of the | 64 |
plaister according to art | 64 |
be taken in the | 64 |
because it is not | 64 |
are not able to | 64 |
let the sick take | 64 |
it were in a | 64 |
make them into a | 64 |
and set it on | 64 |
of the tops of | 64 |
but that it is | 64 |
then put them into | 64 |
to be observed in | 64 |
heat of the sun | 63 |
may be the more | 63 |
of the bark of | 63 |
for the sake of | 63 |
two or three hours | 63 |
the swelling of the | 63 |
the practice of physick | 63 |
put into it a | 63 |
to the thickness of | 63 |
in the book of | 63 |
and according to the | 63 |
drawn out of the | 63 |
beat them in a | 63 |
which is the cause | 63 |
and a quarter of | 62 |
the number of the | 62 |
the will of the | 62 |
those things that are | 62 |
three or four spoonfuls | 62 |
the use of them | 62 |
the part of the | 62 |
according to the opinion | 62 |
the biting of a | 62 |
as much as sufficeth | 62 |
the heart it self | 62 |
the suppression of the | 62 |
that it should be | 62 |
about the beginning of | 62 |
in a stone mortar | 62 |
rest of the body | 62 |
in two quarts of | 62 |
heat of the blood | 62 |
it is a sign | 62 |
take two or three | 62 |
it is not so | 62 |
great part of the | 61 |
to the sides of | 61 |
which for the most | 61 |
the quality of the | 61 |
may be known by | 61 |
to be done by | 61 |
on the right side | 61 |
white of an egge | 61 |
night going to bed | 61 |
be applyed to the | 61 |
the poyson of the | 61 |
the running of the | 61 |
of the muscles of | 61 |
the bosom of the | 61 |
and so much the | 61 |
then put into it | 61 |
be put into the | 61 |
and let it boil | 61 |
when you go to | 61 |
in the following manner | 61 |
a dram and half | 61 |
of the disease is | 61 |
take a handful of | 61 |
of the tincture of | 61 |
the form of the | 61 |
a great number of | 61 |
of an ounce of | 61 |
make it up into | 60 |
the most part is | 60 |
four times a day | 60 |
the blood it self | 60 |
the stomach and guts | 60 |
it were with a | 60 |
by the benefit of | 60 |
but for the most | 60 |
and then it is | 60 |
the bowels of the | 60 |
the blood and nervous | 60 |
through the whole body | 60 |
conserve of red roses | 60 |
of each a pound | 60 |
may be made of | 60 |
the cure of diseases | 60 |
is to be considered | 60 |
set it in the | 60 |
twice or thrice in | 60 |
pain in the head | 60 |
is called in greek | 60 |
the influence of the | 60 |
are hot and dry | 59 |
to be applied to | 59 |
how much the more | 59 |
liquor of this cup | 59 |
hence it is that | 59 |
the place where the | 59 |
put in a little | 59 |
but if there be | 59 |
the name of a | 59 |
a plaister according to | 59 |
on the top of | 59 |
the soul of the | 59 |
a portion of the | 59 |
other part of the | 59 |
the syrup of the | 59 |
of the blood being | 59 |
parts of the head | 59 |
the inside of the | 59 |
nothing else but a | 59 |
you go to bed | 58 |
make use of the | 58 |
each half a scruple | 58 |
one part of the | 58 |
and if there be | 58 |
the benefit of the | 58 |
put them into the | 58 |
the beginning of a | 58 |
of the nervous juice | 58 |
pound and a half | 58 |
what hath been said | 58 |
essence of this diseas | 58 |
the opinion of the | 58 |
let it stand till | 58 |
but by reason of | 58 |
it into a mass | 58 |
there is a certain | 58 |
if you would have | 58 |
of heat and cold | 58 |
there is no such | 58 |
of the blood in | 58 |
under the dominion of | 58 |
it is good against | 58 |
the brain and cerebel | 58 |
of the vital spirits | 58 |
the prepared liquor of | 58 |
to be cured by | 57 |
the spirit of vitriol | 57 |
as it were an | 57 |
the weight of the | 57 |
of two or three | 57 |
reason of the great | 57 |
that there is not | 57 |
ventricles of the brain | 57 |
as it were to | 57 |
the distilled water of | 57 |
each two drachms and | 57 |
soles of the feet | 57 |
with a decoction of | 57 |
with the decoction of | 57 |
as to the former | 57 |
to the knowledge of | 57 |
ventricle of the heart | 57 |
the flesh of the | 57 |
to be taken away | 57 |
of salt of tartar | 57 |
be made in the | 56 |
is the same with | 56 |
i have thought good | 56 |
the spirit of salt | 56 |
according to the various | 56 |
the art of physick | 56 |
the length of the | 56 |
a medicine for the | 56 |
in the fourth degree | 56 |
or twice a day | 56 |
original text notes for | 56 |
the sight of the | 56 |
take an ounce of | 56 |
the hole of the | 56 |
prepared liquor of this | 56 |
of the small pox | 56 |
text notes for div | 56 |
and as much of | 56 |
there is no need | 56 |
by means of the | 56 |
may be the better | 56 |
from the original text | 56 |
the brain and nerves | 56 |
if the body be | 56 |
what i have said | 56 |
it be in the | 56 |
in those that are | 56 |
the state of the | 56 |
the original text notes | 56 |
for those that are | 56 |
and in the morning | 55 |
of each one scruple | 55 |
in the art of | 55 |
a pound of the | 55 |
out of the stomach | 55 |
from the whole body | 55 |
it till it be | 55 |
how to make a | 55 |
let the patient drink | 55 |
the virtues of the | 55 |
the paine of the | 55 |
to the bottom of | 55 |
take a quantity of | 55 |
the lips of the | 55 |
to the strength of | 55 |
it self into the | 55 |
take the juyce of | 55 |
a pain in the | 55 |
that they may not | 55 |
the skin of the | 55 |
the space of three | 55 |
stoppings of the liver | 55 |
them together in a | 55 |
so much of the | 55 |
take the juice of | 54 |
of the causes of | 54 |
the capacity of the | 54 |
which is called the | 54 |
four ounces of the | 54 |
or not at all | 54 |
that they cannot be | 54 |
if they be not | 54 |
the distribution of the | 54 |
them according to art | 54 |
an ounce of the | 54 |
it self in the | 54 |
that they do not | 54 |
all the rest of | 54 |
the space of two | 54 |
they are of a | 54 |
of each two handfuls | 54 |
but in the mean | 54 |
long as it is | 54 |
in the spirit of | 54 |
the time of their | 54 |
the art of the | 54 |
the cause of a | 54 |
the soles of the | 54 |
parts of the blood | 54 |
the original of the | 53 |
neck of the bladder | 53 |
the vertues of the | 53 |
not being able to | 53 |
the salt of tartar | 53 |
in like manner the | 53 |
them in a glass | 53 |
to those that are | 53 |
it self to the | 53 |
and boyl them in | 53 |
the blood and spirits | 53 |
in form of a | 53 |
the bark of the | 53 |
of the conserve of | 53 |
is performed by the | 53 |
three or four ounces | 53 |
in the mass of | 53 |
light of the sun | 53 |
if it be in | 53 |
then put in your | 53 |
for there is no | 53 |
the lord of the | 53 |
if the disease be | 53 |
the whole course of | 53 |
the most part of | 53 |
the branches of the | 52 |
concupiscence of the flesh | 52 |
disposition of the blood | 52 |
into an earthen pot | 52 |
be separated from the | 52 |
of the diseases of | 52 |
in at the mouth | 52 |
it is a good | 52 |
the difference of the | 52 |
i know not what | 52 |
the life of man | 52 |
by the spirit of | 52 |
take of the waters | 52 |
there is a necessity | 52 |
then take it out | 52 |
they are wont to | 52 |
a description of the | 52 |
the coming of the | 52 |
the seed of the | 52 |
out of the same | 52 |
or four times a | 52 |
and in like manner | 52 |
that the spirit of | 52 |
and for that reason | 52 |
three quarters of a | 52 |
it come to a | 52 |
the contents of the | 52 |
it morning and evening | 52 |
the form of an | 52 |
is to be made | 52 |
the side of the | 52 |
there is in the | 52 |
as if they had | 52 |
beat them into pouder | 52 |
the opening of the | 52 |
oyntment according to art | 52 |
an hour or two | 52 |
then put it in | 51 |
the heate of the | 51 |
two or three ounces | 51 |
be said to be | 51 |
ferment of the stomach | 51 |
the time of her | 51 |
such as are in | 51 |
in the cavity of | 51 |
it at a time | 51 |
into the substance of | 51 |
the like quantity of | 51 |
reproduction of the original | 51 |
there is need of | 51 |
take the waters of | 51 |
the mass of the | 51 |
boyl it into a | 51 |
and mix it with | 51 |
the archeus of the | 51 |
of the body and | 51 |
and by this means | 51 |
nothing else but the | 51 |
take two ounces of | 51 |
an oyntment according to | 51 |
according to the strength | 51 |
make them into an | 51 |
the taking away of | 51 |
in an earthen pot | 51 |
all these in a | 51 |
when it is almost | 51 |
be made use of | 51 |
put it into your | 51 |
of spirit of wine | 51 |
in the hands of | 51 |
what belongs to the | 51 |
by the means of | 51 |
of each halfe a | 51 |
if there be no | 51 |
the center of the | 51 |
pains in the head | 51 |
whole mass of blood | 51 |
for if it be | 51 |
of the heart is | 51 |
and it is a | 51 |
because they are not | 51 |
with the rest of | 51 |
bitings of venemous beasts | 50 |
mouths of the vessels | 50 |
of the seed of | 50 |
and now and then | 50 |
often in a day | 50 |
a dram and a | 50 |
a flux of the | 50 |
in a small quantity | 50 |
of which sort are | 50 |
by this means the | 50 |
of the neck of | 50 |
it may be the | 50 |
a draught of the | 50 |
take a quarter of | 50 |
halfe an ounce of | 50 |
of the original in | 50 |
the bitings of venemous | 50 |
and the manner of | 50 |
you must have a | 50 |
them and make a | 50 |
passions of the mind | 50 |
in regard of the | 50 |
so much as the | 50 |
for the nourishment of | 50 |
of it at a | 50 |
and also of the | 50 |
region of the heart | 50 |
it may not be | 50 |
of syrup of violets | 50 |
in the reins and | 50 |
is good against the | 50 |
out of the water | 50 |
oil of sweet almonds | 50 |
of the stomach is | 50 |
as we have already | 50 |
a little of it | 50 |
ought to be made | 50 |
motion of the blood | 50 |
of such things as | 50 |
thrice in a day | 50 |
and in the same | 50 |
the mixture of the | 50 |
it three or four | 50 |
out of the veins | 50 |
as to the cure | 50 |
in so great a | 50 |
it into an electuary | 50 |
and strength of the | 50 |
are said to be | 49 |
the pores and passages | 49 |
covantage keyed and coded | 49 |
of which we have | 49 |
and for this cause | 49 |
set down in the | 49 |
it is better to | 49 |
the fibres of the | 49 |
by which they are | 49 |
for three or four | 49 |
it in the sun | 49 |
this is the reason | 49 |
from hence it is | 49 |
the marrow of the | 49 |
of these kind of | 49 |
of the bones of | 49 |
be as it were | 49 |
which by reason of | 49 |
each one drachm and | 49 |
or three times a | 49 |
it stand till it | 49 |
in the former chapter | 49 |
three ounces of the | 49 |
the original in the | 49 |
the acrimony of the | 49 |
then take them out | 49 |
is made of the | 49 |
by reason of his | 49 |
apex covantage keyed and | 49 |
the first of the | 49 |
is to be used | 49 |
by the space of | 49 |
the tone of the | 49 |
all these together in | 49 |
it commeth to passe | 49 |
bottom of the belly | 49 |
which are of a | 49 |
the four greater cold | 49 |
the right side of | 49 |
in the british library | 49 |
the hand of the | 49 |
so let it stand | 48 |
the pure from the | 48 |
if the pain be | 48 |
of a cold and | 48 |
the health of the | 48 |
original in the british | 48 |
four greater cold seeds | 48 |
the body of a | 48 |
because it is the | 48 |
as we have said | 48 |
to such as are | 48 |
and first of all | 48 |
on the left side | 48 |
the truth of the | 48 |
take half a pint | 48 |
even as i have | 48 |
juice of the pancreas | 48 |
that according to the | 48 |
by reason of this | 48 |
is made by the | 48 |
beginnings of the nerves | 48 |
it may be taken | 48 |
to be understood of | 48 |
the weakness of the | 48 |
or thrice in a | 48 |
with the juyce of | 48 |
till it be cold | 48 |
being applied to the | 48 |
the defect of the | 48 |
or as it were | 48 |
pint of white wine | 48 |
every morning and evening | 48 |
the temperature of the | 48 |
and the use of | 48 |
is of the same | 48 |
but when it is | 48 |
the tincture of the | 48 |
of the reins and | 47 |
of the art of | 47 |
after the taking of | 47 |
are to be taken | 47 |
of the same kind | 47 |
from the nature of | 47 |
of this disease is | 47 |
are to be found | 47 |
which are in the | 47 |
one ounce and half | 47 |
than that which is | 47 |
of each five drachms | 47 |
each a drachm and | 47 |
of the spinal marrow | 47 |
in which it is | 47 |
times in a day | 47 |
the greatnesse of the | 47 |
to which is added | 47 |
a flux of blood | 47 |
in the end of | 47 |
of this kind of | 47 |
of which it is | 47 |
latter end of the | 47 |
a pint and a | 47 |
with a soft fire | 47 |
of all the parts | 47 |
that which is not | 47 |
the veins and arteries | 47 |
spoonful or two of | 47 |
the most part the | 47 |
of the heat of | 47 |
and let it boyl | 47 |
the juyce of the | 46 |
take of oyl of | 46 |
for that very cause | 46 |
the obstructions of the | 46 |
a good handful of | 46 |
of this or that | 46 |
may be said to | 46 |
by the strength of | 46 |
and pour upon them | 46 |
the holes of the | 46 |
is not in the | 46 |
to be taken at | 46 |
one from the other | 46 |
of each of these | 46 |
it is a very | 46 |
are of the same | 46 |
if it be a | 46 |
the cause of it | 46 |
wounds of the head | 46 |
the malignity of the | 46 |
a third part of | 46 |
from that which is | 46 |
is a sign that | 46 |
is caused by the | 46 |
that the cause of | 46 |
the death of the | 46 |
of so great a | 46 |
otherwise than as the | 46 |
the signes of a | 46 |
the affects of the | 46 |
as to what belongs | 46 |
is the reason that | 46 |
to be attributed to | 46 |
pure from the impure | 46 |
to which may be | 46 |
with the water of | 46 |
is also to be | 46 |
as soon as they | 46 |
dyscrasie of the blood | 46 |
them in a morter | 46 |
which if it be | 46 |
be taken in a | 46 |
to the muscles of | 46 |
as long as they | 46 |
the veines and arteries | 45 |
of the morbifick matter | 45 |
sufficient quantity of the | 45 |
for such as have | 45 |
and put into the | 45 |
the preparation of the | 45 |
the signs of the | 45 |
there is but one | 45 |
is it to be | 45 |
to the rest of | 45 |
under the name of | 45 |
for it is the | 45 |
then strain it through | 45 |
in a glass of | 45 |
the distemper of the | 45 |
of the species of | 45 |
mix them well together | 45 |
in the bottome of | 45 |
the bignesse of a | 45 |
i am of opinion | 45 |
of a hot and | 45 |
there may be a | 45 |
and a halfe of | 45 |
you may take a | 45 |
as you may see | 45 |
every one of these | 45 |
it seems to be | 45 |
serum of the blood | 45 |
seat of the soul | 45 |
the motions of the | 45 |
it out of the | 45 |
out of which the | 45 |
at night going to | 45 |
in the nature of | 45 |
the grace of god | 45 |
with a little sugar | 45 |
in the room of | 45 |
the decoction of the | 45 |
to the top of | 45 |
is made in the | 45 |
over all the body | 45 |
the first of these | 45 |
it to be a | 45 |
of each halfe an | 45 |
where there is no | 45 |
the beginning of this | 45 |
it is not a | 44 |
of the vital spirit | 44 |
the digestion of the | 44 |
of the strained liquor | 44 |
of the nerves of | 44 |
as if it had | 44 |
every one of them | 44 |
two ounces and an | 44 |
to be done in | 44 |
the manner of making | 44 |
the concupiscence of the | 44 |
for the good of | 44 |
each halfe an ounce | 44 |
them in a quart | 44 |
applied to the place | 44 |
do for the most | 44 |
to be of a | 44 |
the second and third | 44 |
by reason of which | 44 |
is not at all | 44 |
taken in at the | 44 |
part of the same | 44 |
the whole body is | 44 |
the most part it | 44 |
and not to be | 44 |
the tops of the | 44 |
the sharpness of the | 44 |
trembling of the heart | 44 |
and put to them | 44 |
for want of a | 44 |
it to the sore | 44 |
into the hands of | 44 |
of things to be | 44 |
a little before the | 44 |
which is caused by | 44 |
to take notice of | 44 |
that it doth not | 44 |
by the fault of | 44 |
the dominion of the | 44 |
out of the skull | 44 |
global keyed and coded | 44 |
is to be had | 44 |
may be done by | 44 |
whereby it comes to | 44 |
spi global keyed and | 44 |
the efficient cause of | 44 |
because they are those | 44 |
of the intercostal nerve | 44 |
through the pores of | 44 |
aptara keyed and coded | 44 |
the organs of the | 44 |
of cream of tartar | 44 |
hence it comes to | 44 |
bowels of the earth | 43 |
for the preservation of | 43 |
be known by the | 43 |
it is a signe | 43 |
as i have said | 43 |
and put thereto a | 43 |
the affections of the | 43 |
the brain and its | 43 |
be attributed to the | 43 |
be made of the | 43 |
particles of the blood | 43 |
pains of the head | 43 |
of its own nature | 43 |
and make them into | 43 |
in a gallon of | 43 |
about the end of | 43 |
set it over the | 43 |
middle part of the | 43 |
at four in the | 43 |
pouder according to art | 43 |
let it stand in | 43 |
at a time in | 43 |
and it may be | 43 |
being anointed with it | 43 |
a good draught of | 43 |
so long as it | 43 |
in the upper part | 43 |
the frame of the | 43 |
into a plaister according | 43 |
in a double vessel | 43 |
come out of the | 43 |
or three spoonfuls of | 43 |
trunk of the wandring | 43 |
shut up in the | 43 |
and those that are | 43 |
not to be doubted | 43 |
in the hinder part | 43 |
of the extract of | 43 |
in the stomach and | 43 |
is divided into two | 43 |
take a good quantity | 43 |
take a pottle of | 42 |
to be made of | 42 |
and sweeten it with | 42 |
so it may be | 42 |
it self to be | 42 |
and so keep it | 42 |
diseases of the head | 42 |
and so let them | 42 |
of each one handfull | 42 |
troches according to art | 42 |
in the top of | 42 |
that the blood is | 42 |
at any time the | 42 |
the diversity of the | 42 |
a pound and a | 42 |
the causes of diseases | 42 |
into troches according to | 42 |
the third part of | 42 |
in the manner of | 42 |
i doubt not but | 42 |
not only in the | 42 |
fluxes of the belly | 42 |
is so far from | 42 |
to the whole body | 42 |
for twenty four hours | 42 |
them on the fire | 42 |
the roots of marsh | 42 |
and passages of the | 42 |
if you will have | 42 |
is a sign of | 42 |
the blood of a | 42 |
infusion of crocus metallorum | 42 |
which is done by | 42 |
of each a scruple | 42 |
the cure of it | 42 |
great a quantity of | 42 |
i have known some | 42 |
the obstruction of the | 42 |
the afflictions of the | 42 |
was wont to be | 42 |
to be able to | 42 |
it twice a day | 42 |
the volatile salt of | 42 |
the serum of the | 42 |
by the violence of | 42 |
of oyl of roses | 42 |
sweeten it with sugar | 42 |
is not of the | 42 |
the element of water | 42 |
of the tree of | 41 |
which are wont to | 41 |
the hollow of the | 41 |
a pint and half | 41 |
to all the parts | 41 |
the division of the | 41 |
for the generation of | 41 |
inner part of the | 41 |
the truth of this | 41 |
is nothing but a | 41 |
and such as have | 41 |
which is nothing else | 41 |
it two or three | 41 |
four or five days | 41 |
and if you will | 41 |
one of the most | 41 |
into the nature of | 41 |
then strain it and | 41 |
several parts of the | 41 |
into the muscles of | 41 |
medicines are to be | 41 |
and then put in | 41 |
let them stand in | 41 |
in the treatise of | 41 |
it into an earthen | 41 |
of the like nature | 41 |
the essence of a | 41 |
the blood may be | 41 |
it is an excellent | 41 |
especially if it be | 41 |
the action of government | 41 |
head of the thigh | 41 |
and for this reason | 41 |
and so serve it | 41 |
which is made by | 41 |
the third and fourth | 41 |
the shape of a | 41 |
of which you may | 41 |
the weight of a | 41 |
the hands of the | 41 |
a hot and dry | 41 |
know not how to | 41 |
there ought to be | 41 |
take of the juice | 41 |
is also very good | 41 |
in respect of their | 41 |
of the venal blood | 41 |
water of the flowers | 41 |
to what belongs to | 41 |
stone in the reins | 41 |
be given in the | 41 |
as i have elsewhere | 41 |
the destruction of the | 41 |
take of the water | 41 |
them in a stone | 41 |
but that it may | 41 |
as much as a | 41 |
was cured as followeth | 41 |
quantity of syrup of | 40 |
then let it be | 40 |
and that they are | 40 |
four and twenty hours | 40 |
pound of the best | 40 |
of the brain is | 40 |
i have observed in | 40 |
them out of the | 40 |
be taken from the | 40 |
the manner of a | 40 |
blood and nervous juice | 40 |
and two ounces of | 40 |
a branch of the | 40 |
the disease it self | 40 |
but it is a | 40 |
an account of the | 40 |
of the substance of | 40 |
a decoction of the | 40 |
and by the same | 40 |
drink a good draught | 40 |
and make it into | 40 |
much as you will | 40 |
if there were any | 40 |
and season it with | 40 |
take a spoonful of | 40 |
in the bowels of | 40 |
if so be that | 40 |
take half a pound | 40 |
at the bottom of | 40 |
the chapter of the | 40 |
to the use of | 40 |
right side of the | 40 |
and so it is | 40 |
that the blood being | 40 |
give it in a | 40 |
in this case the | 40 |
that are troubled with | 40 |
boyl it to the | 40 |
it self from the | 40 |
as oft as the | 40 |
too great a quantity | 40 |
as it is the | 40 |
the nature of things | 40 |
of all the rest | 40 |
the species of the | 40 |
let it be taken | 40 |
the ignorance of the | 40 |
them in a mortar | 40 |
which is the reason | 40 |
is the cause that | 40 |
for by this means | 40 |
may be seen in | 40 |
of the body are | 40 |
of which we shall | 40 |
may be the cause | 40 |
from the use of | 40 |
by the art of | 40 |
two or three drops | 40 |
mass of the blood | 40 |
or four spoonfuls of | 40 |
so long as they | 40 |
a pint of water | 40 |
the whole body of | 39 |
the heart and the | 39 |
in the morning and | 39 |
and take out the | 39 |
and so make your | 39 |
is in it self | 39 |
pint and an half | 39 |
is an enemy to | 39 |
as if he had | 39 |
wounds made by gunshot | 39 |
that are in the | 39 |
is a kind of | 39 |
make it into troches | 39 |
the frequent use of | 39 |
biting of a mad | 39 |
put it to the | 39 |
of the matter of | 39 |
a few drops of | 39 |
then take them off | 39 |
it is necessary to | 39 |
and set them in | 39 |
is contained in the | 39 |
in the second place | 39 |
the life it self | 39 |
the sign of the | 39 |
be kept in a | 39 |
by the example of | 39 |
nature of the disease | 39 |
to be sold by | 39 |
of the spirits of | 39 |
a treatise of the | 39 |
and the reason of | 39 |
with a little salt | 39 |
in the heat of | 39 |
the art of medicine | 39 |
the flux of blood | 39 |
the season of the | 39 |
is separated from the | 39 |
of the corporeal soul | 39 |
as well as in | 39 |
the reasons of the | 39 |
but not in the | 39 |
to the height of | 39 |
nape of the neck | 39 |
the extraction of the | 39 |
from the suns rising | 39 |
the dose is one | 39 |
when the disease is | 39 |
but if the patient | 39 |
the most part are | 39 |
soon as it is | 39 |
i would not have | 39 |
over the whole body | 39 |
of them may be | 39 |
than that of the | 39 |
throughout the whole body | 39 |
the spirits inhabiting the | 39 |
in which they are | 39 |
of the morbific matter | 39 |
in three or four | 39 |
and other parts of | 39 |
to it a little | 38 |
in the act of | 38 |
let it be given | 38 |
to find out the | 38 |
the philosophical transactions of | 38 |
the middle part of | 38 |
of the conserves of | 38 |
a hole in the | 38 |
if it proceed from | 38 |
third part of the | 38 |
to be had in | 38 |
of each six ounces | 38 |
ounce of syrup of | 38 |
it self of the | 38 |
the oyl of the | 38 |
seasons of the year | 38 |
it is a great | 38 |
three quarters of an | 38 |
as it may be | 38 |
a large quantity of | 38 |
into an oyntment according | 38 |
and when it hath | 38 |
into the body of | 38 |
out of the stomack | 38 |
but it may be | 38 |
it is very good | 38 |
the head to the | 38 |
the first essence of | 38 |
at the hour of | 38 |
a mass according to | 38 |
about the bigness of | 38 |
a greater quantity of | 38 |
or for want of | 38 |
in his book of | 38 |
the book of the | 38 |
the outside of the | 38 |
there will be a | 38 |
them in an oven | 38 |
evil disposition of the | 38 |
and that of the | 38 |
i have often observed | 38 |
may be reduced to | 38 |
and in this respect | 38 |
neither is there any | 38 |
of the stone in | 38 |
it into an ointment | 38 |
as i said before | 38 |
the element of the | 38 |
out of the oven | 38 |
put it into an | 38 |
that he could not | 38 |
the sulphur of the | 38 |
and on the other | 38 |
all the time of | 38 |
the help of a | 38 |
in a short space | 38 |
falling down of the | 38 |
so much for the | 38 |
have thought good to | 38 |
the consideration of the | 38 |
laid up in the | 38 |
the nape of the | 38 |
the whole substance of | 38 |
but when they are | 38 |
from thence into the | 38 |
of the mouth and | 38 |
them all in a | 38 |
when there is a | 38 |
which is of a | 38 |
is the seat of | 38 |
is to be found | 38 |
of the nerves and | 38 |
to the health of | 37 |
there is not any | 37 |
to be sold at | 37 |
such as are of | 37 |
as i have already | 37 |
it will be a | 37 |
the which i have | 37 |
by reason of that | 37 |
and by what means | 37 |
two ounces of the | 37 |
syrup according to art | 37 |
the flesh of sin | 37 |
if it had been | 37 |
the causes of this | 37 |
the blood from the | 37 |
the light of nature | 37 |
the first part of | 37 |
will not be amiss | 37 |
pint and a half | 37 |
and last of all | 37 |
and then let it | 37 |
the brain and the | 37 |
it is not good | 37 |
of gold and silver | 37 |
some of them are | 37 |
of the third part | 37 |
medicines apropriated to the | 37 |
of which i have | 37 |
the reason of its | 37 |
but such as are | 37 |
as it were from | 37 |
it is hot and | 37 |
an excellent remedy for | 37 |
with a great deal | 37 |
in a close vessel | 37 |
members of the body | 37 |
disposition of the body | 37 |
the conjunct cause of | 37 |
three or four hours | 37 |
eating of the apple | 37 |
and lay them in | 37 |
season of the year | 37 |
to the condition of | 37 |
the membrane of the | 37 |
them in the sun | 37 |
noise in the ears | 37 |
and other such like | 37 |
to the diversity of | 37 |
into pouder according to | 37 |
the top of it | 37 |
of the separation of | 37 |
from place to place | 37 |
be put into a | 37 |
it into an oyntment | 37 |
when it is boyled | 37 |
the stone and gravel | 37 |
it is easie to | 37 |
in the presence of | 37 |
nerve of the diaphragma | 37 |
mass according to art | 37 |
the entrance of the | 37 |
in the philosophical transactions | 37 |
sufficient quantity of syrup | 37 |
the expulsion of the | 37 |
where there is a | 37 |
the space of an | 37 |
halfe a pound of | 37 |
of the mass of | 37 |
of the bigness of | 37 |
must have a care | 36 |
it is best to | 36 |
of each six drams | 36 |
and give it to | 36 |
not be amiss to | 36 |
which may be added | 36 |
that it is an | 36 |
i thought good to | 36 |
of the distilled water | 36 |
the contraction of the | 36 |
in which there is | 36 |
mixed with the blood | 36 |
from the rest of | 36 |
as well of the | 36 |
two or three dayes | 36 |
that which is called | 36 |
either by reason of | 36 |
take half an ounce | 36 |
them in three pints | 36 |
these together in a | 36 |
to which it is | 36 |
and make a plaister | 36 |
greatest part of the | 36 |
which could not be | 36 |
of salt of wormwood | 36 |
in the forme of | 36 |
but this is not | 36 |
the strength of nature | 36 |
it must not be | 36 |
the third or fourth | 36 |
after what manner the | 36 |
any other part of | 36 |
into a mass according | 36 |
lay it upon the | 36 |
the animal spirits in | 36 |
in respect of its | 36 |
of the fifth pair | 36 |
is as much as | 36 |
a defect of the | 36 |
of all sorts of | 36 |
the end that the | 36 |
of the blood to | 36 |
to the body of | 36 |
by meanes of the | 36 |
of the nervous liquor | 36 |
is taken from the | 36 |
and let it cool | 36 |
the cure of an | 36 |
part of the soul | 36 |
and first of the | 36 |
during the time of | 36 |
by the ferment of | 36 |
of three or four | 36 |
and half a pint | 36 |
tied up in a | 36 |
if it may be | 36 |
in like manner also | 36 |
give me leave to | 36 |
any thing that is | 36 |
the thickness of honey | 36 |
much as sufficeth to | 36 |
cold and moist distemper | 36 |
if it should be | 36 |
they are not so | 36 |
taken into the body | 36 |
but that they are | 36 |
such as have a | 36 |
and a little salt | 36 |
taking away of the | 36 |
which may be done | 36 |
art of the fire | 36 |
a quart of white | 36 |
upon the account of | 36 |
the second part of | 36 |
at five in the | 36 |
take the white of | 36 |
of sol and luna | 36 |
it is divided into | 36 |
the glory of god | 36 |
but as to what | 36 |
is not so much | 36 |
noon from the suns | 36 |
make it up in | 36 |
in a warm place | 36 |
the fore part of | 36 |
the point of a | 36 |
falling downe of the | 35 |
the infusion of crocus | 35 |
the womb of the | 35 |
and a pint of | 35 |
and so make it | 35 |
the command of the | 35 |
part of the belly | 35 |
it two ounces of | 35 |
whether it be a | 35 |
and make a powder | 35 |
the inner part of | 35 |
be mixed with the | 35 |
take three or four | 35 |
if they are not | 35 |
set them on the | 35 |
and put it to | 35 |
must be cured by | 35 |
the suns rising being | 35 |
at the latter end | 35 |
and that is the | 35 |
is to be cured | 35 |
half a handful of | 35 |
and xml conversion the | 35 |
being cut and bruised | 35 |
in wounds of the | 35 |
with the oyl of | 35 |
there is made a | 35 |
the effects of the | 35 |
a syrup according to | 35 |
of the knowledge of | 35 |
as much as in | 35 |
and put in a | 35 |
in the neck of | 35 |
the increase of the | 35 |
are to be applied | 35 |
the surface of the | 35 |
boil it to a | 35 |
the seeds of the | 35 |
and that it may | 35 |
of such as have | 35 |
is more or less | 35 |
be observed in the | 35 |
and give it in | 35 |
as sufficeth to make | 35 |
the cure of these | 35 |
stone in the kidneys | 35 |
of the pulp of | 35 |
to every pound of | 35 |
and put into a | 35 |
put it in the | 35 |
the spirit of urine | 35 |
be found in the | 35 |
so that they are | 35 |
middle of the brain | 35 |
the method of curing | 35 |
according to the condition | 35 |
hot as may be | 35 |
it is called the | 35 |
five or six days | 35 |
is called by the | 35 |
such as are the | 35 |
third part be consumed | 35 |
an ulcer of the | 35 |
is an excellent remedy | 35 |
of the rest of | 35 |
of a decoction of | 35 |
to be put into | 35 |
time of the year | 35 |
that which is in | 35 |
and by how much | 35 |
the arteries of the | 35 |
with the spirit of | 35 |
heat of the fire | 35 |
each a dram and | 35 |
take a gallon of | 35 |
fore part of the | 35 |
for that which is | 35 |
the use of a | 35 |
from the mass of | 35 |
the stomach and liver | 35 |
troubled with the gout | 35 |
thus much for the | 35 |
if the wound be | 35 |
of syrup of roses | 35 |
the dissolution of the | 35 |
take one pound of | 35 |
even as in the | 35 |
are the same with | 35 |
the flowing of the | 35 |
doth as it were | 35 |
stirred up in the | 35 |
the leaves of scurvygrass | 35 |
heaped up in the | 35 |
of original in the | 35 |
it is called a | 35 |
that which is most | 35 |
the cutting of a | 35 |
to be of the | 35 |
the bodies of the | 35 |
therefore it is not | 35 |
water till half be | 35 |
with some of the | 35 |
of the womb is | 35 |
to the soles of | 35 |
the differences of the | 35 |
an obstruction of the | 34 |
the falling of the | 34 |
orifice of the stomach | 34 |
the greatness of the | 34 |
that are wont to | 34 |
the rest of his | 34 |
distill them in a | 34 |
them with a little | 34 |
to be made in | 34 |
them till they be | 34 |
drink a draught of | 34 |
now and then a | 34 |
as hot as may | 34 |
of the bloud and | 34 |
the office of the | 34 |
the whites in women | 34 |
it is a thing | 34 |
yet it doth not | 34 |
the property of the | 34 |
that it is so | 34 |
to be mixed with | 34 |
of the middle life | 34 |
the space of one | 34 |
and the next day | 34 |
from the bottom of | 34 |
and by little and | 34 |
opening of a vein | 34 |
by which means the | 34 |
gathered together in the | 34 |
shavings of ivory and | 34 |
the essence of this | 34 |
of the flesh of | 34 |
from what hath been | 34 |
which is of the | 34 |
two pound of sugar | 34 |
the soul it self | 34 |
is inserted into the | 34 |
it up in a | 34 |
mingle them and make | 34 |
hot in the first | 34 |
ought to be done | 34 |
a draught of posset | 34 |
extremities of the nerves | 34 |
it is not sufficient | 34 |
the faculties of the | 34 |
necke of the bladder | 34 |
much as it is | 34 |
the breast and lungues | 34 |
of one and the | 34 |
the distempers of the | 34 |
distil it in a | 34 |
r this keyboarded and | 34 |
the matter of a | 34 |
a third part be | 34 |
in such a manner | 34 |
then put them in | 34 |
the evacuation of the | 34 |
of the lungs is | 34 |
half a quarter of | 34 |
after the use of | 34 |
to the brain and | 34 |
of each a handfull | 34 |
to be given in | 34 |
the five opening roots | 34 |
that which proceeds from | 34 |
troubled with the stone | 34 |
to be separated from | 34 |
take the leaves of | 34 |
of which they are | 34 |
five or six times | 34 |
and then put it | 34 |
the forepart of the | 34 |
is to be feared | 34 |
there is nothing more | 34 |
the third part be | 34 |
of the lues venerea | 34 |
of the ashes of | 34 |
to be in a | 34 |
the leaves of the | 34 |
according to the diversity | 34 |
out of the head | 34 |
the left side of | 34 |
not in the least | 34 |
the heads of the | 34 |
about a quarter of | 34 |
drops of oyl of | 34 |
till it be thick | 34 |
to be taken from | 34 |
of the callous body | 34 |
with the powder of | 34 |
the vice of the | 34 |
the bodies of men | 34 |
and boyl it in | 34 |
out of it self | 34 |
the originall of the | 34 |
estc r this keyboarded | 34 |
the errour of the | 34 |
lips of the wound | 34 |
in any convenient vehicle | 34 |
of the disease of | 34 |
drachm at a time | 33 |
so that it cannot | 33 |