The Works of Francis Bacon, Volumen2Parry & McMillan, 1857 |
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... likewise must be broken and grinded , and not whole , or as it groweth . And for use ; his lordship hath often in his mouth the two kinds of experiments ; " experimenta fructifera , " and " experimenta lucifera : " experiments of use ...
... likewise must be broken and grinded , and not whole , or as it groweth . And for use ; his lordship hath often in his mouth the two kinds of experiments ; " experimenta fructifera , " and " experimenta lucifera : " experiments of use ...
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... likewise cause rheums , and deflux - it helpeth down urine : but in a greater quantity , ions from the head ; and some astringent plaisters crush out purulent matter . This kind of opera- tion is not found in many medicines ...
... likewise cause rheums , and deflux - it helpeth down urine : but in a greater quantity , ions from the head ; and some astringent plaisters crush out purulent matter . This kind of opera- tion is not found in many medicines ...
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... likewise is prescribed , when all fail ; but I commend it not , as being a little too near the juice of man's body , to be a good nourisher ; ex- cept it be in infants , to whom it is natural . 52. Oil of sweet almonds , newly drawn ...
... likewise is prescribed , when all fail ; but I commend it not , as being a little too near the juice of man's body , to be a good nourisher ; ex- cept it be in infants , to whom it is natural . 52. Oil of sweet almonds , newly drawn ...
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... likewise very good ; but it drieth somewhat too much , and therefore it must not lie long . 57. The third means , which may be a branch of the former , is to send forth the nourishment the better by sleep . For we see , that bears , and ...
... likewise very good ; but it drieth somewhat too much , and therefore it must not lie long . 57. The third means , which may be a branch of the former , is to send forth the nourishment the better by sleep . For we see , that bears , and ...
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... Likewise the patient himself may strive , by little and little , to overcome the symptom in the acer- bation , and so , by time , turn suffering into nature . their material cause from the humours ; so that the breaking of the custom ...
... Likewise the patient himself may strive , by little and little , to overcome the symptom in the acer- bation , and so , by time , turn suffering into nature . their material cause from the humours ; so that the breaking of the custom ...
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The Works of Francis Bacon: Lord High Chancellor of England, Volumen2 Francis Bacon Vista completa - 1851 |
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