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bigram | frequency |
---|---|
english books | 43 |
early english | 40 |
must needs | 35 |
books online | 32 |
oft times | 28 |
creation partnership | 24 |
text creation | 24 |
page images | 23 |
set downe | 20 |
early works | 20 |
many things | 19 |
giving judgement | 19 |
violent disease | 18 |
bring forth | 18 |
de sanit | 17 |
de subt | 16 |
euery one | 16 |
de morb | 16 |
tcp schema | 16 |
characters represented | 16 |
learned physician | 16 |
de loc | 16 |
image sets | 16 |
represented either | 16 |
master doctour | 16 |
de meth | 15 |
vnto themselues | 14 |
whose water | 14 |
probatum est | 13 |
man may | 13 |
will make | 13 |
common people | 12 |
violent diseases | 12 |
learned physicians | 12 |
euery man | 12 |
make use | 11 |
will never | 11 |
whole body | 11 |
many diseases | 11 |
good hap | 11 |
sharpe disease | 11 |
mine owne | 10 |
haue beene | 10 |
may easily | 10 |
late censors | 10 |
chronicall diseases | 10 |
common good | 9 |
parties age | 9 |
galen affirmeth | 9 |
galen de | 9 |
give judgement | 9 |
galen sayth | 9 |
sicke party | 9 |
take away | 9 |
womans water | 9 |
may see | 9 |
now take | 9 |
naturall heat | 9 |
red colour | 9 |
project restraints | 8 |
online text | 8 |
high red | 8 |
olde age | 8 |
per text | 8 |
one copy | 8 |
basic encoding | 8 |
monographic english | 8 |
must needes | 8 |
print record | 8 |
text selection | 8 |
lossless xml | 8 |
instances will | 8 |
every monographic | 8 |
text transcribed | 8 |
editorial teams | 8 |
produce large | 8 |
publisher proquest | 8 |
came vnto | 8 |
encoding based | 8 |
sets published | 8 |
create diplomatic | 8 |
tcp files | 8 |
tcp assigned | 8 |
two phases | 8 |
commercial purposes | 8 |
best meanes | 8 |
partnership web | 8 |
xml conversion | 8 |
instances per | 8 |
tiff page | 8 |
much lesse | 8 |
tcp texts | 8 |
quality assurance | 8 |
converting tcp | 8 |
diplomatic transcriptions | 8 |
public domain | 8 |
another place | 8 |
images scanned | 8 |
therefore chose | 8 |
known extent | 8 |
accurately transcribed | 8 |
asking permission | 8 |
text encoding | 8 |
proquest page | 8 |
encoding initiative | 8 |
without asking | 8 |
texts based | 8 |
first editions | 8 |
external keying | 8 |
iv tiff | 8 |
tei oxford | 8 |
first edition | 8 |
critical editions | 8 |
facilitate morpho | 8 |
user contributors | 8 |
will now | 8 |
using tcp | 8 |
strange things | 8 |
tcp phase | 8 |
gap elements | 8 |
textual data | 8 |
providing financial | 8 |
language title | 8 |
will remain | 8 |
sdata character | 8 |
original source | 8 |
tcp tei | 8 |
text strings | 8 |
character entities | 8 |
set forth | 8 |
notably latin | 8 |
cambridge bibliography | 8 |
creative commons | 8 |
data within | 8 |
usual project | 8 |
markup guidelines | 8 |
syntactic tagging | 8 |
well knowne | 8 |
vnto god | 8 |
encoded edition | 8 |
title published | 8 |
pfs batch | 8 |
inward causes | 8 |
qa standards | 8 |
remaining illegibles | 8 |
texts created | 8 |
haue bene | 8 |
characters marked | 8 |
new cambridge | 8 |
characters will | 8 |
large quantities | 8 |
meet qa | 8 |
tcp data | 8 |
create accurately | 8 |
financial support | 8 |
true nature | 8 |
strings within | 8 |
overall quality | 8 |
mnemonic sdata | 8 |
encoded text | 8 |
tcp project | 8 |
structural encoding | 8 |
institutions providing | 8 |
general aim | 8 |
compelling reason | 8 |
libraries guidelines | 8 |
image set | 8 |
batch review | 8 |
issued variously | 8 |
bit group | 8 |
displayable xml | 8 |
later edition | 8 |
within braces | 8 |
keying companies | 8 |
dare say | 8 |
mainly structural | 8 |
encoded texts | 8 |
make clear | 8 |
work described | 8 |
placeholder characters | 8 |
ann arbor | 8 |
subject areas | 8 |
due credit | 8 |
tcp aimed | 8 |
tcp editor | 8 |
encode one | 8 |
now therefore | 8 |
proquest via | 8 |
de vict | 8 |
respectfully request | 8 |
good reason | 8 |
english literature | 8 |
web site | 8 |
anonymous work | 8 |
markup reviewed | 8 |
errors will | 8 |
readable characters | 8 |
ascii text | 8 |
wide variety | 8 |
will tell | 7 |
will take | 7 |
vnlearned physicians | 7 |
men haue | 7 |
party useth | 7 |
proper vnto | 7 |
vnto himselfe | 7 |
sicke partie | 7 |
great power | 7 |
perfect blood | 7 |
nothing else | 7 |
one thing | 7 |
acute disease | 7 |
may haply | 7 |
urinall case | 7 |
de sympt | 7 |
may make | 7 |
great quantity | 7 |
pretend knowledge | 7 |
fit remedies | 7 |
great paine | 7 |
though haply | 7 |
without reason | 7 |
vrine alone | 7 |
learned man | 7 |
may bee | 7 |
doth shew | 7 |
chronicall disease | 7 |
one meale | 7 |
work miracles | 7 |
outward cause | 6 |
common sort | 6 |
take notice | 6 |
slender diet | 6 |
base custome | 6 |
mine opinion | 6 |
aurum potabile | 6 |
former part | 6 |
de indic | 6 |
divine miracles | 6 |
shall neuer | 6 |
long time | 6 |
excellent medicines | 6 |
anno dom | 6 |
great oppression | 6 |
good woman | 6 |
naturall heate | 6 |
one disease | 6 |
de subtil | 6 |
vnto another | 6 |
right reason | 6 |
de compos | 6 |
one particular | 6 |
non est | 6 |
true physician | 6 |
ill practice | 6 |
beene sicke | 6 |
right vse | 6 |
beene brought | 6 |
mans life | 6 |
may chance | 6 |
oft seene | 6 |
per se | 6 |
quarter gone | 6 |
de cib | 6 |
knowne vnto | 6 |
meane season | 6 |
euen vnto | 6 |
urine doth | 6 |
many times | 6 |
one day | 6 |
red mass | 6 |
let bloud | 6 |
vnto many | 6 |
iacobus maximinus | 5 |
iohn cotta | 5 |
shall see | 5 |
taken away | 5 |
worthy dr | 5 |
good will | 5 |
might haue | 5 |
will shew | 5 |
must tell | 5 |
true knowledge | 5 |
valentine greatrates | 5 |
learned men | 5 |
ea quae | 5 |
opinion concerning | 5 |
vnto euery | 5 |
owne experience | 5 |
without hurt | 5 |
one word | 5 |
come vnto | 5 |
will hardly | 5 |
farre greater | 5 |
yet farther | 5 |
must necessarily | 5 |
like manner | 5 |
desperate cases | 5 |
doth make | 5 |
vse thereof | 5 |
de aliment | 5 |
lysiponius celer | 5 |
shall perceive | 5 |
certaine knowledge | 5 |
euer bene | 5 |
many examples | 5 |
therefore take | 5 |
another physician | 5 |
right honourable | 5 |
great danger | 5 |
de sect | 5 |
fit times | 5 |
learned physitian | 5 |
covantage keyed | 5 |
plainly appeare | 5 |
non potest | 5 |
wise men | 5 |
honest man | 5 |
mens bodies | 5 |
much hurt | 5 |
men will | 5 |
shall finde | 5 |
amongst us | 5 |
bloody urine | 5 |
vnto one | 5 |
bloody water | 5 |
first booke | 5 |
prescribing fit | 5 |
haue obserued | 5 |
apex covantage | 5 |
among us | 5 |
brought vp | 5 |
haec est | 5 |
doth oft | 5 |
sound bodies | 5 |
one man | 5 |
lib de | 5 |
contained within | 5 |
english tongue | 5 |
might likewise | 5 |
typically marginal | 5 |
may give | 5 |
know whether | 5 |
urine onely | 5 |
vtterly ignorant | 5 |
will find | 5 |
euery mans | 5 |
difference betweene | 5 |
original text | 5 |
text notes | 5 |
true miracles | 5 |
better sort | 5 |
stc estc | 4 |
vnto others | 4 |
experience without | 4 |
learned physitians | 4 |
many common | 4 |
yet hee | 4 |
therein also | 4 |
haue oft | 4 |
say nothing | 4 |
outward medicines | 4 |
censors deservedly | 4 |
taketh away | 4 |
every thing | 4 |
make good | 4 |
moraccolocius stone | 4 |
sine ratione | 4 |
pot science | 4 |
true artist | 4 |
come forth | 4 |
two acts | 4 |
many worthy | 4 |
yet vnto | 4 |
learned doctour | 4 |
extreme olde | 4 |
neare vnto | 4 |
may think | 4 |
tells us | 4 |
simple people | 4 |
will happen | 4 |
vntill extreme | 4 |
poor people | 4 |
boni mali | 4 |
quo tempore | 4 |
will serve | 4 |
every respect | 4 |
healing examined | 4 |
vnto right | 4 |
old men | 4 |
de med | 4 |
empiriks haue | 4 |
without great | 4 |
second booke | 4 |
small quantity | 4 |
according vnto | 4 |
making choice | 4 |
fever joyned | 4 |
must therefore | 4 |
perfect health | 4 |
convenient physician | 4 |
famous safaris | 4 |
safe discretion | 4 |
est habitus | 4 |
wh ch | 4 |
pretended knowledge | 4 |
betwixt meales | 4 |
good order | 4 |
diuell doth | 4 |
tell us | 4 |
est enim | 4 |
owne nature | 4 |
present helpe | 4 |
purple stone | 4 |
high coloured | 4 |
truly learned | 4 |
deservedly censured | 4 |
british library | 4 |
knowledge doth | 4 |
god himselfe | 4 |
cressets house | 4 |
whole world | 4 |
experience alone | 4 |
farre better | 4 |
many learned | 4 |
often deadly | 4 |
one side | 4 |
save onely | 4 |
initio lib | 4 |
great skill | 4 |
burning fever | 4 |
every one | 4 |
falling sicknesse | 4 |
euery day | 4 |
made use | 4 |
farre otherwise | 4 |
est quod | 4 |
will easily | 4 |
doth testifie | 4 |
well knowen | 4 |
things whereof | 4 |
may iustly | 4 |
coloured stone | 4 |
letter written | 4 |
profitable vnto | 4 |
ill affected | 4 |
yoong men | 4 |
ordinary way | 4 |
meane time | 4 |
inward senses | 4 |
commonly dangerous | 4 |
giving judgment | 4 |
sad effect | 4 |
must now | 4 |
married womans | 4 |
one mr | 4 |
long study | 4 |
pretended colledge | 4 |
coming vnto | 4 |
many yeares | 4 |
physitions themselues | 4 |
haue euer | 4 |
great number | 4 |
short view | 4 |
greatrates gift | 4 |
diseases haue | 4 |
will give | 4 |
hee may | 4 |
si quis | 4 |
many cases | 4 |
good medicines | 4 |
thousand wayes | 4 |
de vrin | 4 |
professor hereof | 4 |
straw coloured | 4 |
diseases vntill | 4 |
like maner | 4 |
lying wonders | 3 |
like may | 3 |
de locis | 3 |
take heede | 3 |
hindereth concoction | 3 |
wise man | 3 |
ad veritatem | 3 |
without arte | 3 |
imaginary crime | 3 |
scientia est | 3 |
must stand | 3 |
shee came | 3 |
may cure | 3 |
man shall | 3 |
cause thereof | 3 |
whole faculty | 3 |
well tell | 3 |
therefore galen | 3 |
doth neuer | 3 |
ijs qui | 3 |
now come | 3 |
vnto good | 3 |
seuerall sorts | 3 |
sodainly surprised | 3 |
first cold | 3 |
hee never | 3 |
needfull vse | 3 |
iust proportion | 3 |
true indeed | 3 |
alone without | 3 |
will let | 3 |
men learned | 3 |
farre worse | 3 |
vnto health | 3 |
safest way | 3 |
part conteineth | 3 |
utmost violence | 3 |
weekes together | 3 |
chief justice | 3 |
must likewise | 3 |
vulgar sort | 3 |
heretofore published | 3 |
may believe | 3 |
certaine pisse | 3 |
casuall cures | 3 |
outward causes | 3 |
alwayes confused | 3 |
vnto perfection | 3 |
euery thing | 3 |
common vse | 3 |
owne iudgement | 3 |
english bookes | 3 |
body else | 3 |
difficult matter | 3 |
true cause | 3 |
physicians will | 3 |
euery facultie | 3 |
sundry places | 3 |
vnlearned physitians | 3 |
might haply | 3 |
without doubt | 3 |
small quantities | 3 |
hippocrates sayth | 3 |
farre aboue | 3 |
speediest way | 3 |
without learning | 3 |
shall take | 3 |
opinion thereof | 3 |
will neuer | 3 |
quill pedant | 3 |
deceiued multitude | 3 |
bradmores prophecy | 3 |
friends disease | 3 |
great matters | 3 |
next day | 3 |
genus vniuersum | 3 |
profound knowledge | 3 |
de arte | 3 |
sicke person | 3 |
de simp | 3 |
reader will | 3 |
superfluous excrements | 3 |
ascribed vnto | 3 |
plainly prooued | 3 |
distant places | 3 |
therefore let | 3 |
impartiall reader | 3 |
infinite power | 3 |
fiue things | 3 |
de dissol | 3 |
good aire | 3 |
now begin | 3 |
ministring helpers | 3 |
vpon one | 3 |
euerie day | 3 |
newly discovered | 3 |
since god | 3 |
age shall | 3 |
many take | 3 |
naturall courses | 3 |
aptara keyed | 3 |
mans hand | 3 |
let blood | 3 |
true chymist | 3 |
cure without | 3 |
less scandal | 3 |
small degrees | 3 |
must proceed | 3 |
living near | 3 |
sarah bradmores | 3 |
perfect state | 3 |
great variety | 3 |
common causes | 3 |
mala praxis | 3 |
neither sicke | 3 |
without bail | 3 |
continuall vse | 3 |
exercise therein | 3 |
vnder heauen | 3 |
indifferent vnto | 3 |
seuerall seasons | 3 |
fruitless attempts | 3 |
errours committed | 3 |
place affected | 3 |
sicke persons | 3 |
deadly errours | 3 |
grosse ignorance | 3 |
brought forth | 3 |
strong bodies | 3 |
might discern | 3 |
whales comeing | 3 |
true art | 3 |
galenus lib | 3 |
common sense | 3 |
venomous animals | 3 |
particular nature | 3 |
gods helpe | 3 |
better able | 3 |
vse vnto | 3 |
will thinke | 3 |
euery part | 3 |
good name | 3 |
much reading | 3 |
chymist compared | 3 |
admirable secrets | 3 |
neither doth | 3 |
may perceive | 3 |
onely vnto | 3 |
owne cures | 3 |
will say | 3 |
continuall feauer | 3 |
true reason | 3 |
four censors | 3 |
good haps | 3 |
must shew | 3 |
shall thereby | 3 |
little good | 3 |
aduised thoughts | 3 |
vnto particular | 3 |
now concerning | 3 |
london dispensatory | 3 |
lesser veines | 3 |
diuers places | 3 |
following answer | 3 |
done without | 3 |
take care | 3 |
giueth vnto | 3 |
weake back | 3 |
well enough | 3 |
haue proued | 3 |
will prove | 3 |
owne gaine | 3 |
spiritus sancti | 3 |
fit place | 3 |
idle words | 3 |
bring home | 3 |
lesse danger | 3 |
euery eye | 3 |
reason doth | 3 |
euery meane | 3 |
disease without | 3 |
next place | 3 |
reverend divine | 3 |
beene sick | 3 |
might easily | 3 |
praeter naturam | 3 |
second causes | 3 |
presently say | 3 |
methodicall physicians | 3 |
informe themselues | 3 |
raising reformed | 3 |
experience doth | 3 |
holy men | 3 |
every body | 3 |
fift booke | 3 |
ill iuice | 3 |
vnconsiderate practisers | 3 |
must find | 3 |
inward parts | 3 |
de nat | 3 |
three dayes | 3 |
mens actions | 3 |
seuerall causes | 3 |
let us | 3 |
divine power | 3 |
description will | 3 |
great oppilation | 3 |
generall remedies | 3 |
sick partie | 3 |
many daies | 3 |
lightly regarded | 3 |
hurt vnto | 3 |
owne sense | 3 |
kings evil | 3 |
hardly recover | 3 |
rightly vsed | 3 |
forty shillings | 3 |
one calling | 3 |
de abd | 3 |
things past | 3 |
doctoral methodists | 3 |
wife vnto | 3 |
may thereby | 3 |
mechanicall trades | 3 |
imminent danger | 3 |
erre likewise | 3 |
base fallacies | 3 |
giuen vnto | 3 |
never heretofore | 3 |
well known | 3 |
conteineth rules | 3 |
moist bodies | 3 |
ab eadem | 3 |
life vnto | 3 |
many instances | 3 |
small pox | 3 |
latine tongue | 3 |
every sharpe | 3 |
take physicke | 3 |
may haue | 3 |
natural causes | 3 |
euery light | 3 |
doth plainly | 3 |
first qualities | 3 |
safest election | 3 |
necesse est | 3 |
must expect | 3 |
likewise erre | 3 |
open court | 3 |
one part | 3 |
wrought miracles | 3 |
therefore though | 3 |
doth nothing | 3 |
naturall benefit | 3 |
haue done | 3 |
another time | 3 |
vsque ad | 3 |
innocent person | 3 |
neque enim | 3 |
things necessary | 3 |
heare mine | 3 |
non sunt | 3 |
physicke prescribed | 3 |
whole worke | 3 |
doth promise | 3 |
spurious litter | 3 |
vaine hope | 3 |
de reg | 3 |
northampton doctor | 3 |
si quid | 3 |
superiour court | 3 |
may still | 3 |
whether quacks | 3 |
dangerous diseases | 3 |
perfect concoction | 3 |
haue many | 3 |
whether hee | 3 |
sore eyes | 3 |
diuers kinds | 3 |
many haue | 3 |
grammar schoole | 3 |
difference betwixt | 3 |
great disease | 3 |
great deale | 3 |
good opinion | 3 |
est ex | 3 |
old fallacies | 3 |
large volumes | 3 |
well perceive | 3 |
richard torles | 3 |
dayes together | 3 |
god never | 3 |
taking away | 3 |
will appear | 3 |
tell whether | 3 |
second thing | 3 |
going along | 3 |
good desire | 3 |
within themselues | 3 |
confederate prescribing | 3 |
baser sort | 3 |
honourably acquitted | 3 |
meane capacities | 3 |
present strength | 3 |
de abditis | 3 |
sometime seene | 3 |
vpon euery | 3 |
owne calling | 3 |
will scarce | 3 |
things without | 3 |
live untill | 3 |
farre vnlike | 3 |
gods providence | 3 |
diuers dayes | 3 |
authours opinion | 3 |
custome vnto | 3 |
little blood | 3 |
william daws | 3 |
cunning man | 3 |
will purge | 3 |
thereof vnto | 3 |
immediate cause | 3 |
rightly administred | 3 |
doth permit | 3 |
profitable vse | 3 |
natura est | 3 |
prescribing doctoral | 3 |
selfe vnto | 3 |
though hee | 3 |
owne part | 3 |
lower parts | 3 |
short time | 3 |
thomas gill | 3 |
others haue | 3 |
old age | 3 |
two months | 3 |
best vnderstandings | 3 |
many patients | 3 |
thomas burwell | 3 |
due corrector | 3 |
also according | 3 |
may doe | 3 |
men may | 3 |
latter end | 3 |
man fill | 3 |
owne hurt | 3 |
pot lectures | 3 |
divine truth | 3 |
flourishing yeeres | 3 |
shall thinke | 3 |
may fitly | 3 |
neare hand | 3 |
redde stone | 3 |
eorum qui | 3 |
lord chief | 3 |
may seeme | 3 |
messenger beleeve | 3 |
within three | 2 |
facilimis vsu | 2 |
sensus ratio | 2 |
better remembrance | 2 |
haue pointed | 2 |
now new | 2 |
simple credulous | 2 |
ancient gentleman | 2 |
sufficient condemnation | 2 |
many dangers | 2 |
iust cause | 2 |
poore patients | 2 |
serious cogitation | 2 |
may judge | 2 |
primitive followers | 2 |
hot wines | 2 |
mouing power | 2 |
cancerous piles | 2 |
london printed | 2 |
inward diseases | 2 |
god doth | 2 |
others harmes | 2 |
come neare | 2 |
right side | 2 |
iustly take | 2 |
established religion | 2 |
next messenger | 2 |
famous medicines | 2 |
speciall example | 2 |
former life | 2 |
learned treatise | 2 |
farre fetched | 2 |
maids water | 2 |
speech shortly | 2 |
want whereof | 2 |
water seemed | 2 |
empirike knoweth | 2 |
lex talionis | 2 |
animall spirits | 2 |
well liking | 2 |
much good | 2 |
nec non | 2 |
english booke | 2 |
neuer went | 2 |
may find | 2 |
censors board | 2 |
ages haue | 2 |
many years | 2 |
indication vnto | 2 |
charitable deeds | 2 |
vnto nature | 2 |
making themselues | 2 |
mistresse goes | 2 |
right description | 2 |
setteth forth | 2 |
practise according | 2 |
empty shadows | 2 |
space almost | 2 |
wondered ods | 2 |
profound study | 2 |
crafts master | 2 |
six grains | 2 |
related vnto | 2 |
strictly examined | 2 |
though sometime | 2 |
impertinent questions | 2 |
three severall | 2 |
broke forth | 2 |
present death | 2 |
extreame olde | 2 |
times haue | 2 |
pedantick way | 2 |
firmus puer | 2 |
principall part | 2 |
desire onely | 2 |
haue led | 2 |
men iustly | 2 |
must finde | 2 |
lately come | 2 |
shall agree | 2 |
seeme strange | 2 |
locis affect | 2 |
post est | 2 |
publick court | 2 |
present state | 2 |
two rules | 2 |
fatal effects | 2 |
time vnsetled | 2 |
whether physicians | 2 |
illae quae | 2 |
de venae | 2 |
doth beget | 2 |
outward parts | 2 |
come short | 2 |
yet may | 2 |
ignorant people | 2 |
may finde | 2 |
common honesty | 2 |
will bear | 2 |
de sectis | 2 |
desireth much | 2 |
common practice | 2 |
cunning men | 2 |
beene recovered | 2 |
breedeth winde | 2 |
thine owne | 2 |
fiue parts | 2 |
prognosticks concerning | 2 |
first concoction | 2 |
compared together | 2 |
without harme | 2 |
also diuers | 2 |
credulous men | 2 |
ciuill law | 2 |
esse potest | 2 |
better within | 2 |
doth proue | 2 |
sort haue | 2 |
severall parts | 2 |
foresayd place | 2 |
simple fellow | 2 |
patient recouereth | 2 |
continuall conuersing | 2 |
euery yeere | 2 |
nature thereof | 2 |
doth therein | 2 |
farther obiected | 2 |
must make | 2 |
vnto old | 2 |
amongst poisons | 2 |
either acute | 2 |
physicke vse | 2 |
impose vpon | 2 |
messenger believe | 2 |
sed etiam | 2 |
man will | 2 |
apt remedies | 2 |
ill men | 2 |
forth vnto | 2 |
five affidavits | 2 |
will appeare | 2 |
greater danger | 2 |
much vnto | 2 |
extraordinary success | 2 |
shall get | 2 |
iust time | 2 |
nearest affinitie | 2 |
medicine without | 2 |
will briefly | 2 |
want wit | 2 |
sequuntur effectus | 2 |
former fits | 2 |
places alike | 2 |
iugling wonders | 2 |
maketh much | 2 |
mornings draught | 2 |
also must | 2 |
one time | 2 |
condemnation vnto | 2 |
give evidence | 2 |
hermetick philosophy | 2 |
drie bodies | 2 |
else finding | 2 |
fieri posse | 2 |
diligent study | 2 |
cure must | 2 |
offered vnto | 2 |
queen elizabeth | 2 |
perfect knowledge | 2 |
medicines vsed | 2 |
leaue behinde | 2 |
yet doth | 2 |
without order | 2 |
meane sort | 2 |
fixed vpon | 2 |
confirmed age | 2 |
beene spoken | 2 |
might make | 2 |
secret vertues | 2 |
many questions | 2 |
haue written | 2 |
great sence | 2 |
thence distilling | 2 |
euer present | 2 |
miracles wrought | 2 |
make bold | 2 |
plaine words | 2 |
neuer haue | 2 |
gods will | 2 |
will become | 2 |
true vertues | 2 |
honest physicians | 2 |
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six years | 2 |
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mother tongue | 2 |
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common talke | 2 |
sine ullius | 2 |
ten heads | 2 |
like ill | 2 |
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oft bring | 2 |
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vnto man | 2 |
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common want | 2 |
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ten weeks | 2 |
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noli prosequi | 2 |
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euer safe | 2 |
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brother doctor | 2 |
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