quadgram

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quadgram	frequency
for the most part	42
early english books online	32
notes for div a	19
of diseases by the	19
by the sight of	18
paine in the head	16
represented either as utf	16
characters represented either as	16
the sight of the	16
that it is a	14
whether it be a	12
sight of the urine	12
judgement of diseases by	11
that there is no	11
whose water it is	10
in the time of	10
with child or no	10
by reason of the	10
in giving judgement of	10
parts of the body	10
description of the disease	9
this is the reason	9
how long the partie	9
that it may be	9
the affections of the	9
that can be made	9
for accuracy and those	8
textual data within the	8
any remaining illegibles were	8
over a wide variety	8
proquest via their early	8
and the publisher proquest	8
unicode or tei g	8
extent have been transformed	8
to their original source	8
converting tcp files to	8
assigned for keying and	8
due credit and attribution	8
as well as the	8
opposed to critical editions	8
the universities of michigan	8
users should be aware	8
where possible up to	8
keyers to be redone	8
are eligible for inclusion	8
partnership between the universities	8
providing financial support to	8
or elements to simplify	8
quality of tcp data	8
by proquest via their	8
according to the terms	8
and available in eebo	8
of a works in	8
to produce large quantities	8
on the text encoding	8
compelling reason to do	8
which did not meet	8
standards were returned to	8
errors will remain and	8
project restraints of time	8
second or later edition	8
chose to create diplomatic	8
for their own purposes	8
was divided into two	8
sets were sent to	8
project was divided into	8
likelihood such instances will	8
the work described above	8
of a work was	8
of the tei in	8
characters or elements to	8
at by a tcp	8
and sometimes a second	8
companies for transcription and	8
simplify the filling in	8
is given to their	8
tcp project was divided	8
text was proofread for	8
there was a compelling	8
attribution is given to	8
create accurately transcribed and	8
can be made about	8
to external keying companies	8
now take and use	8
readable characters will be	8
placeholder characters or elements	8
variety of subject areas	8
mind that in all	8
accordance with level of	8
ascii text with mnemonic	8
at the text creation	8
or tei g elements	8
encoded text transcribed from	8
to range over a	8
support to the early	8
elements of known extent	8
produce large quantities of	8
edition of the work	8
during phase of the	8
corrected where possible up	8
their early english books	8
remain and some readable	8
usual project restraints of	8
wide variety of subject	8
all without asking permission	8
those which did not	8
phase i text is	8
been released into the	8
via their early english	8
marked as illegible were	8
was then carried out	8
sometimes a second or	8
in of gaps by	8
tcp data is very	8
meet qa standards were	8
is to encode one	8
with changes to facilitate	8
or for an anonymous	8
record of the period	8
title published between and	8
tcp is a partnership	8
or corrected and characters	8
within the usual project	8
number of works in	8
english books online text	8
universities of michigan and	8
the terms of creative	8
up to a limit	8
new cambridge bibliography of	8
published by proquest via	8
and encoded texts based	8
level of the tei	8
between and available in	8
text strings within braces	8
page images in accordance	8
of the project have	8
financial support to the	8
was a compelling reason	8
changes to facilitate morpho	8
copies of the texts	8
the overall quality of	8
as opposed to critical	8
should be aware of	8
of tcp data is	8
the tei in libraries	8
enhanced and or corrected	8
of every monographic english	8
range over a wide	8
true nature of the	8
no disease at all	8
keying companies for transcription	8
the text creation partnership	8
all likelihood such instances	8
publisher proquest to create	8
characters will be marked	8
domain as of january	8
are a number of	8
is a partnership between	8
of the texts have	8
sets published by proquest	8
characters marked as illegible	8
be made about the	8
editions of a works	8
terms of creative commons	8
notably latin and welsh	8
p using tcp tei	8
available at the text	8
take and use these	8
work was chosen if	8
some errors will remain	8
tei in libraries guidelines	8
will be marked as	8
by the institutions providing	8
between the universities of	8
to simplify the filling	8
the early english books	8
with level of the	8
this keyboarded and encoded	8
to encode one copy	8
created by converting tcp	8
and therefore chose to	8
the text can be	8
been transformed into placeholder	8
be aware of the	8
for keying and markup	8
published between and available	8
limit of instances per	8
phase of the project	8
and some readable characters	8
never have been looked	8
texts created during phase	8
remaining illegibles were encoded	8
a compelling reason to	8
should make clear that	8
to the early english	8
whichever is the greater	8
online text creation partnership	8
of each text was	8
but we respectfully request	8
possible up to a	8
of michigan and oxford	8
into placeholder characters or	8
bear in mind that	8
a wide variety of	8
based on the text	8
included and sometimes a	8
to a limit of	8
texts based on the	8
were encoded as gap	8
bibliography of english literature	8
of known extent have	8
or later edition of	8
oxford and the publisher	8
print record of the	8
anyone can now take	8
been looked at by	8
edition of a work	8
texts for their own	8
and encoded edition of	8
coded from proquest page	8
keyboarded and encoded edition	8
have been issued variously	8
cambridge bibliography of english	8
guidelines are available at	8
tei p using tcp	8
sent to external keying	8
process of creating the	8
the public domain as	8
markup reviewed and edited	8
aware of the process	8
corrected and characters marked	8
have been released into	8
to create accurately transcribed	8
mnemonic sdata character entities	8
was based on the	8
creating the tcp texts	8
aimed to produce large	8
institutions providing financial support	8
released into the public	8
the general aim of	8
and coded from proquest	8
in oxford and michigan	8
and use these texts	8
linked to page images	8
issued variously as sgml	8
returned to the keyers	8
these processes should make	8
was proofread for accuracy	8
was intended to range	8
overall quality of tcp	8
public domain as of	8
be marked as illegible	8
were returned to the	8
on the new cambridge	8
the text encoding initiative	8
the usual project restraints	8
and those which did	8
carried out by editorial	8
the publisher proquest to	8
and or corrected and	8
text and markup reviewed	8
chosen if there was	8
markup guidelines are available	8
i text is available	8
processes should make clear	8
their works are eligible	8
and therefore of any	8
will remain and some	8
first editions of a	8
on the image sets	8
then carried out by	8
did not meet qa	8
even for commercial purposes	8
of the process of	8
the disease by the	8
the texts were encoded	8
that due credit and	8
and markup reviewed and	8
text with mnemonic sdata	8
gap elements of known	8
the project have been	8
any assumptions that can	8
tcp assigned for keying	8
although there are a	8
encoding based on the	8
transcribed and encoded texts	8
of any assumptions that	8
as illegible were corrected	8
nature of the print	8
and attribution is given	8
described above is co	8
and oxford and the	8
in accordance with level	8
the institutions providing financial	8
encoding was enhanced and	8
michigan and oxford and	8
processed by university of	8
a partnership between the	8
based on the new	8
a second or later	8
image sets published by	8
proquest to create accurately	8
such instances will never	8
created during phase of	8
project have been released	8
the filling in of	8
out by editorial teams	8
keyed and coded from	8
will never have been	8
respectfully request that due	8
language title published between	8
mainly structural encoding based	8
reason to do so	8
for transcription and basic	8
the texts have been	8
works are eligible for	8
images in accordance with	8
accurately transcribed and encoded	8
divided into two phases	8
images scanned from microfilm	8
external keying companies for	8
were encoded and linked	8
made about the data	8
owned by the institutions	8
general aim of eebo	8
texts have been issued	8
and linked to page	8
unicode or text strings	8
selection was based on	8
to page images in	8
are available at the	8
if there was a	8
keying and markup guidelines	8
the encoding was enhanced	8
transformed into placeholder characters	8
data within the usual	8
a work was chosen	8
with mnemonic sdata character	8
filling in of gaps	8
this phase i text	8
encoded edition of the	8
by converting tcp files	8
assurance was then carried	8
books online text creation	8
therefore chose to create	8
or text strings within	8
accuracy and those which	8
in mind that in	8
of the work described	8
the print record of	8
in all likelihood such	8
illegibles were encoded as	8
can now take and	8
a number of works	8
users should bear in	8
a works in english	8
intended to range over	8
later edition of a	8
assumptions that can be	8
based on the image	8
while the overall quality	8
of the print record	8
quality assurance was then	8
transcription and basic encoding	8
then their works are	8
some readable characters will	8
to the keyers to	8
tcp is to encode	8
by a tcp editor	8
is available for reuse	8
encoded as gap s	8
in english were prioritized	8
by editorial teams in	8
have been transformed into	8
data is very good	8
looked at by a	8
text is available for	8
these texts for their	8
of instances per text	8
understanding these processes should	8
work described above is	8
the true nature of	8
tcp aimed to produce	8
we respectfully request that	8
request that due credit	8
should bear in mind	8
encoded texts based on	8
to the terms of	8
known extent have been	8
selection was intended to	8
the image sets published	8
given to their original	8
of works in other	8
therefore of any assumptions	8
teams in oxford and	8
editorial teams in oxford	8
been issued variously as	8
works in other languages	8
usually the first edition	8
have been looked at	8
for an anonymous work	8
the knowledge of the	8
use these texts for	8
a limit of instances	8
of textual data within	8
to create diplomatic transcriptions	8
from proquest page images	8
the keyers to be	8
and markup guidelines are	8
image sets were sent	8
of gaps by user	8
to reflect the true	8
texts were encoded and	8
gaps by user contributors	8
of creating the tcp	8
tcp files to tei	8
to tei p using	8
that in all likelihood	8
encoded and linked to	8
each text was proofread	8
instances will never have	8
restraints of time and	8
were corrected where possible	8
text selection was based	8
of time and funding	8
works in english were	8
qa standards were returned	8
creation partnership web site	8
there are a number	8
files to tei p	8
large quantities of textual	8
elements to simplify the	8
was enhanced and or	8
illegible were corrected where	8
reflect the true nature	8
were sent to external	8
text can be copied	8
was chosen if there	8
quantities of textual data	8
by university of nebraska	8
the process of creating	8
proofread for accuracy and	8
structural encoding based on	8
credit and attribution is	8
not meet qa standards	8
and characters marked as	8
the new cambridge bibliography	8
into the public domain	8
text creation partnership web	8
in the vse of	7
the cause of the	7
to the rules of	7
of the college of	7
any man in the	7
diseases by the sight	7
the party useth to	7
iv tiff page images	7
knowledge of diseases by	7
diseases by the urine	7
pretend knowledge of diseases	7
for the good of	7
to be with childe	6
and this is the	6
well a good while	6
cause of the disease	6
looking upon the water	6
the college of physicians	6
very well a good	6
of the original in	6
it be a mans	6
be a mans or	6
the nature of the	6
from place to place	6
and now i am	6
that she hath a	6
be with child or	6
to import any disease	6
reproduction of the original	6
a description of the	6
the constitution of the	6
that it was a	6
is not to be	6
the liver and spleene	6
the strength of the	6
out of the water	6
and so i have	6
disease by the water	6
to be with child	6
of the liver and	6
if it chance to	5
in the cure of	5
be they neuer so	5
long the partie had	5
the original in the	5
oppilation of the liver	5
affections of the minde	5
in the english tongue	5
as i said before	5
constitution of the body	5
is the reason that	5
the rest of the	5
import any disease at	5
giving judgement of diseases	5
as i have been	5
how the party is	5
long the partie hath	5
as they call it	5
text notes for div	5
so i have done	5
as if it were	5
the arte of physicke	5
a mans or a	5
the original text notes	5
i take the urinall	5
to make use of	5
the course of nature	5
pray where is your	5
in the manner of	5
to give judgement of	5
no appetite to meate	5
from the original text	5
or a womans water	5
to the knowledge of	5
the party is affected	5
is to be done	5
original text notes for	5
by the vrine alone	5
great paine in the	5
woman to be with	5
mans or a womans	5
her whose water it	5
description of a fever	5
the matter of the	5
one of the censors	5
of the urine only	5
knowledge of any disease	5
apex covantage keyed and	5
at the same time	5
what will be the	5
any disease at all	5
a great paine in	5
but if she say	5
how long the party	5
i now therefore take	5
covantage keyed and coded	5
she is with child	5
according to the rules	5
companions of a fever	4
all parts of the	4
she be with child	4
matter of the disease	4
what is it but	4
party useth to doe	4
in the knowledge of	4
upon occasion of a	4
in the art of	4
certaine knowledge of any	4
the life of man	4
is the purple stone	4
that the practise of	4
it chance to be	4
on the other side	4
a description of a	4
to a doctour to	4
the practise of our	4
symptomes and companions of	4
as well as in	4
judgement of the same	4
the cause of it	4
short view of the	4
the end of the	4
for the cure of	4
who pretend knowledge of	4
choice of an able	4
to be found in	4
in the hands of	4
the partie had been	4
there is no certaine	4
late censors deservedly censured	4
and are to be	4
sharpe and violent diseases	4
cressets house in charter	4
whether she be with	4
it is good for	4
manner of an ague	4
the voice of god	4
the effects of the	4
shall be sure to	4
looke upon the water	4
censors of the college	4
the time of the	4
are to be sold	4
diseases by the vrine	4
and tell her that	4
the rules of physicke	4
beene very well a	4
not beene very well	4
is the straw coloured	4
most of them are	4
aske her whose water	4
of the same nature	4
i shall be sure	4
are for the most	4
man in the english	4
the name of god	4
a sad effect of	4
because one of the	4
for as much as	4
the late censors deservedly	4
are not to be	4
the good of the	4
a member of the	4
whose water it was	4
the frauds and abuses	4
complexion and constitution of	4
vntill extreme olde age	4
in the name of	4
in a letter to	4
this is confirmed by	4
may be said of	4
how the partie is	4
hath no appetite to	4
printed for the author	4
of the frauds and	4
a stc estc s	4
no certaine knowledge of	4
to be obserued in	4
of physicke in england	4
sorts of ignorant and	4
in the meane time	4
the censors of the	4
if you consider the	4
the preseruation of health	4
and according to the	4
by little and little	4
that the partie was	4
temper of the body	4
effect of his stroaking	4
of a learned physician	4
she conceived of it	4
presume that it is	4
view of the frauds	4
the right honourable the	4
the moraccolocius stone is	4
that there is a	4
a paine in the	4
the diseases of the	4
of a sad effect	4
be with childe by	4
for the preseruation of	4
the manner of an	4
against the censors of	4
stc estc s this	4
the disease it selfe	4
were with child or	4
the disease to be	4
to be in the	4
not to import any	4
sad effect of his	4
it to be a	4
practisers of physicke in	4
to the cure of	4
judgment of diseases by	4
now therefore take the	4
and then i will	4
a doctour to cast	4
to the end that	4
gift of healing examined	4
a character of a	4
it cometh to passe	4
doth shew the disease	4
character of a true	4
the description of a	4
partie had been sicke	4
the matter of fact	4
occasion of a sad	4
if there be any	4
be of such a	4
a quarter of an	4
a great oppression of	4
of diseases by it	4
valentine greatrates gift of	4
of health and life	4
moraccolocius stone is white	4
estc s this keyboarded	4
it is in the	4
woman be with child	4
i tell her that	4
and paine in the	4
after the same maner	4
s this keyboarded and	4
of a true physician	4
greatrates gift of healing	4
the straw coloured stone	4
the partie is affected	4
by any man in	4
it can not be	4
goes up and downe	4
out of the vrine	4
the cure of diseases	4
in the choice of	4
and companions of a	4
in the meane season	4
there is a fever	4
but for the most	4
out of the body	3
safaris is the purple	3
that it was gods	3
it is a chronicall	3
the sicke partie is	3
raising reformed and more	3
to import a violent	3
to this i answer	3
not onely for the	3
physicians as follow not	3
is troubled with the	3
any physician can doe	3
can take no rest	3
he that knows not	3
that i have named	3
and the strength of	3
with their combinators the	3
is a womans water	3
urinall in my hand	3
the reasons against the	3
that is to say	3
to be considered in	3
i am like to	3
constitution of the sicke	3
chance to be a	3
which haue not beene	3
the cause of her	3
effects of the whales	3
of the wonders that	3
the symptomes of a	3
of the said censors	3
is subiect to many	3
also what will be	3
to say no more	3
herein is inserted the	3
may and do oft	3
grooving in the backe	3
and whether it be	3
it is a very	3
to be taken away	3
partie hath been sicke	3
and knowledge of the	3
thoughts in the best	3
the safest election of	3
up the river of	3
come to the knowledge	3
it is very true	3
then presume that it	3
the oppression of the	3
the famous safaris is	3
chymist compared with a	3
that i should have	3
which is the straw	3
for the sake of	3
committed by the confederate	3
whom it was published	3
of physicke to a	3
to certifie me of	3
that it is true	3
sight of the vrine	3
tell her that it	3
the baser sort of	3
consent of all learned	3
by the confederate prescribing	3
the copy of a	3
the urinall case of	3
a physition in necessitie	3
such physicians as follow	3
as i have shewed	3
therefore take the urinall	3
in giving judgment of	3
discourse of emperiks or	3
and xml conversion the	3
i then presume that	3
out of the common	3
these things in the	3
hath a great paine	3
onely for the deceiued	3
conteineth rules for the	3
to a reverend divine	3
the most part in	3
cure of all diseases	3
of the urine onely	3
what is become of	3
guilty of ill practice	3
in respect of the	3
there is not a	3
and preuenting of all	3
for being sent for	3
any disease to be	3
life and death of	3
the art of physicke	3
me in the prescribing	3
the confederate prescribing doctoral	3
ignorant and vnconsiderate practisers	3
that the party useth	3
in the citie of	3
of libels against dr	3
these and the like	3
cold and then hot	3
not beene brought vp	3
be not there to	3
of that which hath	3
called to the cure	3
wherein is plainly prooued	3
and obstruction of the	3
can doe by the	3
rules for the preseruation	3
practise of all those	3
right honourable the lords	3
is inserted the authours	3
spurious litter of libels	3
if they be not	3
now in colchester in	3
to doe in the	3
in giving my judgement	3
be a married womans	3
the grammar and vniuersity	3
in opposition to the	3
emperiks or vnlearned physitians	3
true chymist compared with	3
in the same disease	3
reformed and more aduised	3
in the eye of	3
by the name of	3
the custome of the	3
no more than the	3
that i shall not	3
the paine in the	3
not been very well	3
doctour of physicke to	3
reasons against the censors	3
it was a violent	3
of giving judgement of	3
it is since she	3
letter to a reverend	3
and easie for their	3
downe the urinall in	3
brought vp in the	3
she hath a very	3
to the study of	3
the partie that made	3
pretended knowledge by such	3
i might likewise erre	3
to take physicke prescribed	3
make and administer their	3
her to be with	3
aphorisme of the fift	3
a letter to a	3
able and convenient physician	3
dangers of seuerall sorts	3
more aduised thoughts in	3
no danger at all	3
as to matter of	3
plainly prooued that the	3
for a man to	3
what the party useth	3
letter written by e	3
give his judgement of	3
a short view of	3
that she is with	3
by whom it was	3
is to be vnderstood	3
set downe the urinall	3
the number of the	3
for it is not	3
so that i shall	3
is to be found	3
cotta of northampton doctor	3
of the arte of	3
and constitution of the	3
of it at this	3
set downe the fallacies	3
speediest way of practice	3
and abuses in physick	3
northampton doctor in physicke	3
i dare say that	3
as follow not their	3
choice of a physician	3
whether quacks and empiricks	3
and jugling of the	3
most part of their	3
be the better able	3
i have done with	3
an high red colour	3
physician can doe by	3
that the urine doth	3
of any disease to	3
so much as to	3
a true chymist compared	3
may chance to be	3
adventure to take physicke	3
how a man may	3
and now in colchester	3
by iohn cotta of	3
as much as i	3
the heat of the	3
greater and more dangerous	3
the danger of the	3
both for physician and	3
with direction for the	3
taken in the manner	3
i doe not perceive	3
the gift of healing	3
with a short view	3
a very difficult matter	3
in the practise of	3
aduised thoughts in the	3
is a very difficult	3
like may be said	3
it be a married	3
that he had a	3
prescribed by the sight	3
in the world can	3
all diseases vntill extreme	3
reply to the reasons	3
of all diseases vntill	3
to the reasons against	3
used by all those	3
it must stand so	3
from time to time	3
of ignorant and vnconsiderate	3
not there to be	3
easie for their meane	3
by the hands of	3
the urinall in my	3
election of a physition	3
those which haue not	3
the disease in the	3
sarah bradmores prophecy of	3
was taken in the	3
that it is the	3
whether a woman be	3
part conteineth rules for	3
of heauen and earth	3
it be a chronicall	3
out after the same	3
disease to be gathered	3
for their meane capacities	3
of seuerall sorts of	3
the wonders that will	3
make a shift to	3
the prescribing fit remedies	3
of a letter written	3
is plainly prooued that	3
or other methodicall physicians	3
and was taken in	3
the difficulty of the	3
administer their own medicines	3
since she conceived of	3
to matter of fact	3
that i perceive the	3
comeing up the river	3
oppression of the stomach	3
being a vindication of	3
by the following answer	3
it is farre otherwise	3
these and such like	3
i have shewed you	3
knowledge of the arte	3
of the fift booke	3
it was gods providence	3
all those which haue	3
a voice from heaven	3
be the effects of	3
safest election of a	3
is no certaine knowledge	3
not so much as	3
inserted the authours opinion	3
and sent her away	3
first cold and then	3
to shew you how	3
member of the college	3
giving judgement of the	3
vnconsiderate practisers of physicke	3
never heretofore published by	3
the good of man	3
the opinion of the	3
will be the effects	3
copy of a letter	3
and how the partie	3
and administer their own	3
long the party hath	3
for want of the	3
of an high red	3
it selfe in the	3
the citie of london	3
i must tell you	3
if you please to	3
bradmores prophecy of the	3
and that i can	3
in the grammar and	3
the better able to	3
the authours opinion of	3
as if she had	3
to know the disease	3
and continued the th	3
to the perusal of	3
of the causes of	3
and for the most	3
rare and admirable secrets	3
following answer to all	3
newly discovered the old	3
must stand so a	3
follow not their method	3
is a discourse of	3
in the prescribing of	3
is the moraccolocius stone	3
in the next place	3
that diseases are either	3
which is the disease	3
discourse out of vrines	3
in the best vnderstandings	3
a woman with child	3
urinall case of her	3
latter is a discourse	3
a woman to be	3
a vindication of such	3
hence it cometh to	3
long it is since	3
as it is in	3
that which hath bene	3
be it neuer so	3
of northampton doctor in	3
the name of a	3
being neither sicke nor	3
diseases vntill extreme olde	3
and thus it is	3
the parts of the	3
baser sort of them	3
by lysiponius celer m	3
by the rules of	3
to be the same	3
seuerall sorts of ignorant	3
she is ready to	3
it is a womans	3
it is very good	3
vindication of such physicians	3
heretofore published by any	3
for the safest election	3
heare mine opinion of	3
wonders that will happen	3
urine doth shew the	3
benefite of the sicke	3
by the example of	3
for physician and patient	3
haue not beene brought	3
but especially the last	3
in such manner as	3
was the cause of	3
iohn cotta of northampton	3
the urine doth shew	3
the former part conteineth	3
is the redde stone	3
confederate prescribing doctoral methodists	3
of such physicians as	3
preuenting of all diseases	3
but make and administer	3
discovered the old fallacies	3
of the whales comeing	3
the partie was affected	3
the following answer to	3
and that there is	3
so much as a	3
that they should be	3
life of man is	3
to be able to	3
how the partie was	3
published by any man	3
hath a very weake	3
the strength of nature	3
and speediest way of	3
blood to be taken	3
such as are learned	3
litter of libels against	3
the latter is a	3
tell the messenger that	3
and beyond all other	3
he that knoweth not	3
for their owne gaine	3
disease in the water	3
bid my man fill	3
is not very well	3
brought in defence of	3
in a small quantity	3
that she was with	3
authours opinion of tabacco	3
the river of thames	3
and vnconsiderate practisers of	3
to which i answer	3
the ordinary way of	3
that he could not	3
it must be done	3
frauds and abuses in	3
this is to be	3
but that i presently	3
description of a disease	3
knowledge of the disease	3
a discourse of emperiks	3
the face of the	3
especially if you consider	3
in making choice of	3
the practise of all	3
was a violent disease	3
party hath beene sick	3
to thinke that he	3
of the strength of	3
of a sharpe disease	3
but if i should	3
and their spurious litter	3
that the partie is	3
and for as much	3
so great a worke	3
no appetite to meat	3
i say that it	3
a quarter gone with	3
of all those which	3
whales comeing up the	3
of the disease is	3
into the depth of	3
prophecy of the wonders	3
but raising reformed and	3
what the disease is	3
that i have already	3
all that he can	3
two acts of parliament	3
great oppression of stomach	3
as the parties age	3
vp in the grammar	3
prooued that the practise	3
as it were the	3
such and such meanes	3
their spurious litter of	3
to the place affected	3
jugling of the pisse	3
making choice of an	3
urinall in the window	3
physicke to a gentleman	3
any thing that i	3
wherein are newly discovered	3
aptara keyed and coded	3
and yet the partie	3
that is to be	3
is the most certaine	3
the nature of man	3
for the vnlearned to	3
profitable not onely for	3
and in the end	3
of god and nature	3
their custome and practise	3
in the beginning of	3
part of the body	3
the like may be	3
the life and death	3
in colchester in essex	3
strength of it at	3
and commenders of medicines	3
quarter gone with child	3
i have not time	3
the practise of physick	3
the simplicity of the	3
to heare mine opinion	3
it is vsuall with	3
are newly discovered the	3
famous safaris is the	3
compared with a goose	3
of such a colour	3
is a chronicall disease	3
by two acts of	3
to this agreeth that	3
the whales comeing up	3
partie that made it	3
makes the messenger to	3
the time of health	3
affections of the mind	3
in the prescribing fit	3
the life of the	3
the partie hath been	3
direction for the safest	3
a reply to the	3
a colour and consistence	3
that the party is	3
the urinall in the	3
according to the common	3
all these things by	3
lately in the citie	3
the learned in the	3
that which the messenger	3
and when i have	3
the discovery of the	3
living near that place	3
the party hath beene	3
is very good to	3
thing to be considered	3
a letter written by	3
guide me in the	3
the rest of mankind	3
the perusal of dr	3
the state of any	3
of emperiks or vnlearned	3
beene brought vp in	3
a woman be with	3
hath not beene very	3
for the deceiued multitude	3
it be not there	3
doe in the time	3
of a physition in	3
their combinators the apothecaries	3
live untill such an	3
and more aduised thoughts	3
to be seene in	3
untill such an houre	3
former part conteineth rules	3
in acute and violent	2
the messenger that the	2
the benefite of the	2
a very weake back	2
that many in the	2
but it is a	2
strange and rare artificiall	2
of those things whereof	2
opinion of the water	2
yet i doe not	2
by the permission of	2
the said censors having	2
in the grammar schoole	2
procureth them many patients	2
nor how long the	2
the demonstration of the	2
and thus have i	2
to whom i answer	2
bare and naked experience	2
bounds and limits of	2
the end his owne	2
or just so long	2
author durst print and	2
the other for the	2
true physician is one	2
it is not the	2
healing examined upon occasion	2
all these things that	2
an hard matter to	2
in the same booke	2
mine opinion of the	2
the unobserved dangers of	2
the third and last	2
and then they would	2
his right description and	2
the common causes of	2
for i had told	2
description will serve for	2
am now to speake	2
be able to see	2
good to helpe the	2
attaine to the knowledge	2
am not ignorant that	2
any good or vse	2
to the burning of	2
that the sicke party	2
to vomit after meat	2
all faculties and professions	2
siquidem vtraque haec largita	2
be taken from the	2
now to speake of	2
shop at the signe	2
could say nothing else	2
the urinall of her	2
iuyce of the meat	2
for illustration of that	2
further from the party	2
and the names and	2
contained within the latitude	2
physicke by the sight	2
they put their lives	2
fill the body with	2
they can iudge of	2
for her to take	2
conceive it to be	2
we come to the	2
with those that haue	2
it is now the	2
things by the water	2
every one is not	2
custome and practise about	2
so farre in loue	2
have expostulated with the	2
the space almost of	2
which shall be most	2
not sicke at all	2
use the best meanes	2
those that liue in	2
is one who is	2
is a violent disease	2
methodian learned deceiuer or	2
of the true discouerie	2
there was no place	2
i have but now	2
that the party hath	2
of the same booke	2
the cause that many	2
chronicall disease or no	2
no skill in waters	2
for comming to see	2
thus it is apparent	2
the doctor and prosecutor	2
been thus long sicke	2
the which i have	2
before all other sects	2
your selves to be	2
is not sicke at	2
themselves are ignorant of	2
linger and pine as	2
illustration of that which	2
it is true indeed	2
certaine judgement of any	2
signe of a fever	2
is thus and thus	2
i have therefore done	2
the honour of the	2
what i say to	2
and procureth them many	2
of the noble profession	2
for yoong and sound	2
no man of iudgement	2
i gave to the	2
is confirmed by the	2
making of foure most	2
if there had beene	2
disease by your water	2
lately come out of	2
the author durst print	2
the bloud and humors	2
take the urinall in	2
being ignorant of the	2
is no danger at	2
natura siquidem vtraque haec	2
the explication of the	2
without bail or main	2
shew the fallacies and	2
for if he know	2
that he can do	2
fallacies as i have	2
of the knowledge of	2
and what is a	2
a great disease and	2
and down the house	2
useth to doe in	2
make her bring forth	2
to the sicke partie	2
when the disease is	2
distilling againe upon the	2
spent their time in	2
is the red mass	2
to know whether they	2
them in the knowledge	2
the former charges against	2
your judgement of his	2
common computation of a	2
defect in this point	2
whether there be any	2
one or two of	2
be gathered from the	2
to be left to	2
r this keyboarded and	2
of the rest of	2
all circumstances that may	2
that if they had	2
meale in a day	2
he directed to some	2
there to be found	2
is to be obserued	2
together with many and	2
yet the college hath	2
the temper and constitution	2
how long her friend	2
how the sicke partie	2
i dare not name	2
to alter the body	2
the often vse of	2
take no medicine at	2
labour to the stomacke	2
of the sicke by	2
the chylus or iuyce	2
tell her that i	2
of stomach and no	2
be sold at his	2
to send for the	2
iudgement and knowledge of	2
is ill affected by	2
the art of man	2
of the matter of	2
outward and inward senses	2
the working of miracles	2
when the partie is	2
it in the morning	2
not seeme to import	2
as if i could	2
troubled with rhume arising	2
what physicke the partie	2
shall be able to	2
thereby are they more	2
i am not ignorant	2
in the choice and	2
with the knowledge of	2
dishes at one meale	2
with rhume arising from	2
tell him any thing	2
for his judgement of	2
one to be a	2
and richard boyle dwelling	2
to let him blood	2
thing to be obserued	2
of true art and	2
by a continuall feauer	2
the very time of	2
are to be chosen	2
am ready to encounter	2
as since shee had	2
england profitable not onely	2
be a profitable vse	2
and consistence as might	2
of life and death	2
no other but an	2
of the very same	2
and therefore not to	2
r ocm this keyboarded	2
is thus defined by	2
she shall bring forth	2
because i doe not	2
to be done in	2
urine being brought unto	2
as that he may	2
now i am ready	2
the fallacies and jugling	2
he that hath not	2
the stone in the	2
the water at all	2
i have made the	2
season of the yeere	2
fulnesse of blood in	2
the making of foure	2
this i am sure	2
it was published the	2
to them that know	2
and that it were	2
that i last spake	2
were there to be	2
omitted any thing that	2
the substance of the	2
power to alter the	2
well in her stomach	2
i am now to	2
my lord chief justice	2
neerer to the matter	2
to returne to the	2
but i refuse to	2
it out of the	2
not be brought into	2
i will tell you	2
and i shall be	2
the noble profession of	2
i perceive the disease	2
that you were not	2
to a learned physician	2
so much that i	2
able to judge of	2
indeed one description will	2
of original in british	2
what the partie ayleth	2
and let the physician	2
a great deale more	2
by litle and litle	2
for every thing that	2
light of the disease	2
sexe in the wombe	2
a voyce from heaven	2
me any light of	2
signe of the crosse	2
of the heauens ouer	2
one meale in a	2
with childe by the	2
these examples it is	2
and that he had	2
the third thing to	2
the health of your	2
the signe of the	2
to be perceived by	2
necessary to the judging	2
of the reach of	2
other signes of conception	2
by casuall cures i	2
first aphorisme of the	2
to come to him	2
determines her to be	2
a thousand wayes more	2
if the party should	2
reason of the impurity	2
many and wondered instances	2
inward causes of diseases	2
any of the other	2
i will not here	2
save onely to goe	2
of an ague with	2
which determine the same	2
i hope that you	2
to be given to	2
is as it were	2
for continuance of health	2
his patient into a	2
a married womans or	2
the study of the	2
bring it forth with	2
oft in the meane	2
of the same thing	2
the names and colours	2
as i have done	2
of the hands of	2
before the former be	2
nothing else by the	2
stone in the bladder	2
that art could lead	2
come out of germanie	2
lecturing upon the vrine	2
more than other men	2
great oppilation of the	2
for any man in	2
have done as well	2
went up and downe	2
and a sweete ball	2
physicke the partie hath	2
being able to discern	2
her that it will	2
the true causes of	2
former part of the	2
is possessed with this	2
to give my judgement	2
me that it is	2
to the common computation	2
at the solemne games	2
in his preface to	2
which is the prudent	2
be the same in	2
of such things as	2
the name of art	2
extreame olde age without	2
than any physician can	2
no pleasure in any	2
the first and second	2
his shop at the	2
to establish their credit	2
is comprehended vnder the	2
not in the vrine	2
it is not so	2
cause of her disease	2
bethinke my selfe of	2
state of any mans	2
by the description of	2
the partie is not	2
to haue bene the	2
blood in the veines	2
as they have done	2
nothing is to be	2
beene called to the	2
a physician in the	2
haec largita est nobis	2
have not time to	2
betweene the learned and	2
since shee had her	2
the partie was sicke	2
humours of the body	2
desireth much to drinke	2
judgement of any disease	2
in the open court	2
married womans or a	2
give judgement of all	2
unobserved dangers of severall	2
that she came to	2
motion of the body	2
upon a vision miles	2
and in another place	2
that the diuell doth	2
all the practise of	2
did not seeme to	2
knoweth the state of	2
in the same subiect	2
the blessing of god	2
they neuer so excellent	2
by the testimony of	2
the severall parts of	2
of any mans body	2
i caused him to	2
as well as a	2
ready to tell me	2
of fever it is	2
if it had been	2
never looke upon the	2
it was since she	2
original in the henry	2
the present strength of	2
that i discerne all	2
onely to goe up	2
them to be the	2
the heauens or any	2
in too great quantity	2
as a learned man	2
the heauens haue no	2
it is with the	2
custome and nature of	2
censure of the ignorant	2
of nature in the	2
towards the end of	2
at the least in	2
shall be sufficient to	2
of his owne experience	2
make the messenger believe	2
physicke in england profitable	2
a grooving in the	2
out of the case	2
of most of the	2
went upon a vision	2
by small degrees and	2
art in all its	2
yet he could not	2
shall be most convenient	2
perceive nothing else by	2
after they have been	2
now i take the	2
such other circumstances as	2
have likewise set downe	2
it please you to	2
is not so much	2
the methodian learned deceiuer	2
vouchsafe to looke upon	2
as in a glasse	2
called out of town	2
colours of euery stone	2
and his primitive followers	2
are not inferiour to	2
press under the royal	2
have found it out	2
and lately come out	2
able to discern what	2
stomach and no appetite	2
by the grace of	2
can be no more	2
all these things in	2
the hands of the	2
strange to see how	2
perceive all these things	2
and others that haue	2
without giving me any	2
at the wished hauen	2
to satisfie his wiues	2
discouerie of witchcraft in	2
things that i must	2
the body of man	2
in the great and	2
heare further from the	2
method but make and	2
is not able to	2
given by the vrine	2
yoong and sound bodies	2
a man may give	2
the practise of physicke	2
set forth by galen	2
the greeke or latine	2
the opportunity of time	2
to the credit of	2
divine miracles are done	2
they haue not so	2
of the danger of	2
strength of the sicke	2
almost a quarter gone	2
humors in the body	2
i doe not meane	2
to be nothing else	2
and in many cases	2
hath exempted out of	2
i further aske her	2
shall be troubled with	2
be not in a	2
is good for the	2
dangers of severall sorts	2
famous amethist is the	2
a chronicall disease or	2
diseases of the head	2
in this meane season	2
upon the water at	2
me that her mistresse	2
without which as the	2
in his booke intituled	2
many in the most	2
be left to nature	2
be seene in this	2
practise about the sicke	2
the contrary is not	2
difficulty of this arte	2
that will take no	2
to backe his pretended	2
it is cleere that	2
instances in that kind	2
choice of such a	2
come to the light	2
things that are to	2
of christ and his	2
and other the like	2
have another physician beene	2
by the vse of	2
brought out of the	2
you would not have	2
if you had written	2
a discourse of empiricks	2
at the signe of	2
the aduice of a	2
import a violent disease	2
to make the messenger	2
and the former charges	2
give judgement of the	2
not very well in	2
troubled with the whites	2
seemeth not to import	2
most certaine of all	2
and doubtlesse many of	2
miles to cure the	2
have omitted any thing	2
just so long as	2
in such a case	2
to be tampering with	2
to them that are	2
discouerie of the vnobserued	2
ocm this keyboarded and	2
the disease of the	2
in the places where	2
that i could say	2
at his shop at	2
weare it about your	2
disease by the urine	2
that went upon a	2
that are not of	2
the body with grosse	2
is a full consent	2
how long it is	2
desire your opinion of	2
as well as your	2
of any disease in	2
euery stone the first	2
part it most oppresseth	2
say that it is	2
that the vrine is	2
is as true that	2
are ignorant of the	2
giving judgement of a	2
and constitution of body	2
she is troubled with	2
to the sense of	2
these things that i	2
was sodainly surprised by	2
naturalia iudicia sunt sensus	2
it is present helpe	2
the judgement of urines	2
import no disease at	2
and practise about the	2
had no purpose to	2
the knowledge of these	2
in the lesser veines	2
be discerned in the	2
nutmeg and sugar in	2
explication of the true	2
the true discouerie of	2
it is for a	2
when the partie was	2
by the knowledge of	2
the god of physicke	2
tell her that her	2
of witchcraft in generall	2
tell me whatsoever i	2
b estc r this	2
of the rude and	2
the inward causes of	2
to put a difference	2
it by the urine	2
the benefit of the	2
it were very convenient	2
as most of them	2
one is not able	2
if it were a	2
out of the way	2
doe by the urine	2
it is oft seene	2
the will of god	2
with the water in	2
but it is farre	2
estc r this keyboarded	2
by the influence of	2
of an empirike is	2
a prison of less	2
and conceive with me	2
with that of the	2
out of the hands	2
againe upon the lower	2
as also by the	2
of men or women	2
the description of the	2
to the nature of	2
and colours of euery	2
in the like case	2
as i have already	2
for that imaginary crime	2
that it was not	2
the sicke by the	2
are they who in	2
it about your necke	2
the discerning and finding	2
as a lampe with	2
because they are ignorant	2
including act of grace	2
iudicia sunt sensus ratio	2
man of iudgement can	2
perfect state of body	2
opinion is confirmed by	2
in the henry e	2
them to their causes	2
neither sicke nor well	2
former charges against you	2
and can take no	2
and that she is	2
it to be some	2
have made the messenger	2
hath a great oppression	2
the same in all	2
conscious to your selfe	2
in these daies to	2
many of them are	2
or with what conditions	2
and patient by r	2
his judgement of any	2
that you are a	2
question of witchcraft in	2
ill affected by reason	2
i did not name	2
as that there is	2
put their lives in	2
is oft seene in	2
as the nature of	2
the same medicine in	2
the court of kings	2
appeare not in the	2
of the disease to	2
yet is it no	2
i commanded her to	2
expostulated with the messenger	2
me that it was	2
women their custome and	2
the vse of these	2
and do oft bring	2
of the second booke	2
it is an acute	2
this is the cause	2
to tell me whatsoever	2
a friend of mine	2
that they have not	2
affected by reason of	2
in the head and	2
of an able and	2
come to speake of	2
the nature of a	2
the methodicall cure of	2
whatsoever i shall demand	2
where is there a	2
short discouerie of the	2
for a noli prosequi	2
take the urinall of	2
and now i take	2
the judges of the	2
in all the towne	2
and mixe it with	2
wondered instances in that	2
it is strange to	2
the most certaine of	2
most strange and rare	2
and looke upon it	2
how to give judgement	2
of opening a veine	2
the vse of meat	2
published the former part	2
inflamation of the lungs	2
or if i should	2
the custome of our	2
a man may know	2
boy or a girle	2
and weare it about	2
for so it falleth	2
beyond all other remedies	2
their discourse out of	2
that adventure to take	2
you carry the matter	2
of the light of	2
of men in their	2
but this is to	2
as if they had	2
me to this question	2
of nature in her	2
censors was called out	2
judgement of an vrine	2
it hath bene likewise	2
to be gathered from	2
i have reckoned up	2
original in british library	2
disease in the world	2
of this kind are	2
preface to the reader	2
by a slender diet	2
for i have not	2
because some of them	2
that you have said	2
am like to be	2
if you doe not	2
that the diuell by	2
that which is most	2
physicians of the college	2
fear of a mis	2
mistresse is not very	2
i now begin to	2
noble profession of physicke	2
strange things by the	2
the depth of it	2
a good opinion exercised	2
is no such matter	2
to euery meane physician	2
of the naturall heate	2
persons to be admitted	2
judgement of the vrine	2
and diseases of continuance	2
theory and speculation of	2
there to be seene	2
he that sent him	2
and as to the	2
onely by it selfe	2
shall not perceive but	2
discerne by your urine	2
that knoweth not the	2
is the cause of	2
is an acute disease	2
infirmities of the head	2
suddenly to be broken	2
was no place for	2
is for the most	2
for mine owne part	2
will make a shift	2
are said to be	2
in sharpe and violent	2
things in the water	2
for the space almost	2
the humours of the	2
give my judgement upon	2
of my lord chief	2
his judgement of it	2
clerks are not the	2
he went up and	2
giving me any light	2
the best of these	2
the common computation of	2
diseases in the body	2
if they will not	2
be with childe or	2
very time of the	2
true knowledge of the	2
phlegme in the stomach	2
either for the most	2
pleasure in any thing	2
their consequences and issues	2
many of their patients	2
one disease from another	2
backe his pretended knowledge	2
long the party had	2
they have been so	2
a short discouerie of	2
send for the physician	2
under the royal exchange	2
to import no disease	2
i have expostulated with	2
great oppression of the	2
was published the former	2
submit themselues to a	2
the justice of the	2
what kind of fever	2
is a fever joyned	2
they are for the	2
as it is indeed	2
goe up and downe	2
my intent is to	2
estc r ocm this	2
he had not been	2
no use of viewing	2
demonstration of the making	2
original in the british	2
to doe no more	2
to the number of	2
i am in my	2
the more they are	2
my pretended knowledge by	2
dwelling in the blacke	2
meat into the veines	2
my man fill the	2
part of the urine	2
the time of his	2
of the practise of	2
womans or a maidens	2
and inflamation of the	2
in the former kinds	2
with childe by their	2
discerned in the urine	2
certifie me of the	2
it would be a	2
operation of the medicine	2
physicians are to be	2
the knowledge of nature	2
and as it were	2
those that are of	2
is the cause that	2
of the owne accord	2
causes and reasons of	2
be sold by b	2
without any regard of	2
in the presence of	2
the messenger that brought	2
vtraque haec largita est	2
the theorie and speculation	2
to euerie one is	2
as in this age	2
make thee beleeve that	2
if i should prescribe	2
which is a common	2
you may see in	2
it to be the	2
seeme not to import	2
none of all these	2
man is not a	2
i have made you	2
is a quarter gone	2
hath bene likewise farther	2
the better within her	2
in defence of empiriks	2
great disease and a	2
i shall not have	2
may give his judgement	2
be ascribed vnto the	2
i have omitted any	2
that he is not	2
i shall thinke it	2
more than ordinary men	2
the body is to	2
in this case the	2
hit upon that which	2
many die because they	2
any light of the	2
vnderstanding of all things	2
and not by the	2
that it must stand	2
that he hath a	2
there can be no	2
tells me that her	2
workers of iugling wonders	2
goddard in his discourse	2
not whose water it	2
in the head or	2
the things that are	2
aphorisme of the same	2
the hurt of much	2
trust and judicial authority	2
whereas the professor hereof	2
so continuing the space	2
the grace of god	2
fall out after the	2
the difficulty of this	2
the partie hath beene	2
of the body haue	2
what though they can	2
sodainly surprised by a	2
poisons and acute venoms	2
true artist his right	2
before he have examined	2
can tell me nothing	2
for certaine that it	2
up most of the	2
in the foresayd place	2
vnder the name of	2
that they haue no	2
should chance to dye	2
be perceived by the	2
not to speake of	2
the influence of a	2
and that i have	2
haue not so much	2
upon urines in violent	2
that every one is	2
there is no such	2
i could say nothing	2
if i perceive nothing	2
the complexion and constitution	2
hit the nayle on	2
that there are in	2
and for those that	2
in the face of	2
and rare artificiall stones	2
of the most eminent	2
the hands of an	2
that there was a	2
reason or cause thereof	2
to tell him any	2
but what part it	2
they will not be	2
from any outward cause	2
the cause of his	2
will be sure to	2
to give heed to	2
how far we are	2
into the practise of	2
well as in other	2
not perceive but that	2
and diluted in the	2
the pure from the	2
and takes no pleasure	2
it shall be sufficient	2
by the strength of	2
much lesse of the	2
want of knowledge to	2
diseases by the water	2
in some kind of	2
both men and women	2
must needs be a	2
to encounter with the	2
vnder their second physitian	2
of all her senses	2
doe not shew it	2
their method but make	2
the right vse of	2
or what place it	2
all things necessary to	2
there is no place	2
more than the vrine	2
out of the reach	2
your opinion of it	2
all things vnder heauen	2
if i doe not	2
if he know not	2
may easily be discerned	2
when i have once	2
and safe vse of	2
the doctor for the	2
whether her mistresse have	2
as appears by the	2
if she had not	2
what part it most	2
determine the disease to	2
partie was taken sicke	2
giving judgment of diseases	2
what is that to	2
the ground of all	2
that he had made	2
to the good of	2
give me leave to	2
speculation of the arte	2
it is a common	2
that is the red	2
me whatsoever i shall	2
when at the board	2
of the life of	2
condemning the doctor for	2
are assaulted with a	2
the censors was called	2
fever joyned with it	2
with good ease and	2
and indeed it is	2
some of those symptomes	2
messenger that the partie	2
or some other learned	2
in so much that	2
the salutators of spain	2
reckon up most of	2
another physician beene imployed	2
not their method but	2
shall desire to know	2
in every violent disease	2
aboue and beyond all	2
what if he could	2
at the censors board	2
to cure all diseases	2
the former part of	2
of the body is	2
patient to send to	2
of the liberall sciences	2
had a paine in	2
you your friends disease	2
take physicke prescribed by	2
had no skill in	2
in their owne experience	2
selfe to have beene	2
the practice of physick	2
being come to the	2
to peering into it	2
boyle dwelling in the	2
of the impurity of	2
be found in the	2
though it be not	2
and if there be	2
i determine the disease	2
no man can deny	2
discern what is really	2
the first aphorisme of	2
but those that were	2
a boy or a	2
long it was since	2
knowledge by such fallacies	2
to speake of next	2
to the contempt of	2
order and reason of	2
and yet i will	2
nature of the disease	2
which cannot be without	2
do oft bring forth	2
are you not like	2
full consent of all	2
according to iudgement and	2
had not been very	2
in respect of their	2
it is no wonder	2
body with grosse humours	2
out of the countrie	2
as i have said	2
no more than ordinary	2
apt to vomit after	2
in england profitable not	2
in a violent disease	2
with rhume in the	2
any physician in the	2
long as since shee	2
judgement upon urines in	2
my selfe to be	2
to impose upon all	2
physician in the world	2
i perceive nothing else	2
envy for want of	2
i last spake of	2
i will shew you	2
danger to the sicke	2
being then my patient	2
messenger that brought it	2
short discoverie of the	2
in all places alike	2
as easie for the	2
pure from the impure	2
for as it is	2
continued the space of	2
the true vertues thereof	2
i will not now	2
that of the poet	2
some of this sort	2
by experience without learning	2
used in giving judgement	2
by day or night	2
cause of his coming	2
the reason that many	2
it will make her	2
it must be taken	2
being not able to	2
that knows not how	2
the choice of the	2
up and downe the	2
in giving judgement upon	2
so short a time	2
an ague with a	2
to shew the fallacies	2
that skill by which	2
yet is that no	2
before i could get	2
what constitution of body	2
my selfe by the	2
if it be a	2
the best meanes that	2
they are compelled to	2
the parents of the	2
the deepe and profound	2
urinall out of the	2
to the losse of	2
the common custome of	2
a true physician is	2
as well as by	2
stone is very good	2
of the better sort	2
three or foure dayes	2
as well as any	2
the length of the	2
and the whole faculty	2
and differ sometimes from	2
die because they obey	2
that which he had	2
than to use such	2
all men in the	2
the choice of a	2
life of the sicke	2
any of these cures	2
be made choise of	2
separate the pure from	2
that i have reckoned	2
is that to the	2
you will further object	2
the liues of men	2
by long study and	2
quantity of blood in	2
of the sicke is	2
put a difference betweene	2
her urinall unto me	2
or some other confection	2
he that considereth the	2
as any of the	2
the question of witchcraft	2
pedant with a short	2
is not in any	2
will tell you your	2
have but now taken	2
two dishes at one	2
the most eminent of	2
foure most strange and	2
haste to be gone	2
reproduction of original in	2
i may chance to	2
vntill extreame olde age	2
to instance in any	2
the state of the	2
be learned by experience	2
messenger can tell me	2
of the said college	2
of a good opinion	2
takes no pleasure in	2
i know the disease	2
that are required in	2
of foure most strange	2
and downe the house	2
billingsley at the printing	2
child of a boy	2
thus or thus affected	2
by reason whereof they	2
any one to be	2
the side to be	2
sicke partie is affected	2
and now whether the	2
the royal exchange in	2
it is ordinary with	2
the famous amethist is	2
patient into a bath	2
water to a doctour	2
may as well be	2
on the right side	2
a vision miles to	2
of the unobserved dangers	2
some of your brethren	2
chylus or iuyce of	2
as are learned in	2
that it will make	2
want of appetite and	2
party useth to do	2
the partie hath taken	2
things by the urine	2
witchcraft in the sicke	2
when it is in	2
to be sold by	2
urines in violent diseases	2
to the sicke party	2
to take no medicine	2
which to euerie one	2
i discerne by your	2
of death in his	2
in his right kidney	2
or when she had	2
to make it good	2
else by the water	2
if i had not	2
a profitable vse of	2
all the diseases of	2
by such fallacies as	2
and make thee beleeve	2
to use such deceit	2
the true knowledge of	2
that almost a quarter	2
by these examples it	2
as far as it	2
and the second by	2
it is a great	2
fall to parly with	2
what is to be	2
and one of his	2
prescribing of fit remedies	2
had the impudence to	2
partie is not sicke	2
severall sorts of ignorant	2
given a description of	2
vnto the demonstration of	2
names and colours of	2
fall to questioning with	2
attained vnto the demonstration	2
the meat into the	2
likewise set downe the	2
of euery stone the	2
sent for to the	2
very well in her	2
as also how long	2
quill pedant with a	2
urinall with the water	2
the disease and the	2
the causes and reasons	2
and xml conversion a	2
not live untill such	2
he is troubled with	2
disease by the same	2
with this strange euent	2
doctour that he had	2
it were there to	2
importeth no disease at	2
doth plainly appeare in	2
to walke up and	2
if you chance to	2
some of them were	2
and it is present	2
presence going along with	2
it may be the	2
against an innocent person	2
the first is in	2
the perdition of mankind	2
in their owne nature	2
and that almost a	2
others that haue written	2
skill by which hee	2
computation of a womans	2
with a grooving in	2
such as are the	2
i doe not yet	2
she were with child	2
stand so a while	2
the excellencie of the	2
richard boyle dwelling in	2
onely proper vnto the	2
at another time if	2
can do any thing	2
vse of it in	2
before we come to	2
the power of nature	2
and such other circumstances	2
the thing it self	2
so it falleth out	2
the son of god	2
to be somewhat feverish	2
pronounce a description of	2
it will plainly appeare	2
bring forth a boy	2
am ready for the	2
of the deepe and	2
vnobserued dangers of seuerall	2
if it please you	2
to be a boy	2
or at least have	2
after that i have	2
hath great power to	2
there have another physician	2
this base custome of	2
have hit the nayle	2
other confection of quinces	2
these things by the	2
royal exchange in cornhill	2
i bid my man	2
as in all other	2
of blood in the	2
the vnobserued dangers of	2
for by this it	2
the giving judgement of	2
come vnto the physition	2
to be done by	2
the permission of god	2
and affects of the	2
this question to be	2
of healing examined upon	2
choice and change of	2
the contempt of the	2
with child of a	2
as in the former	2
whether she were with	2
a urine being brought	2
that i could have	2
of all the best	2
and that she would	2
prison of less scandal	2
giving my judgement upon	2
to say that the	2
olde age without any	2
to parly with the	2