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... particular times . And the cause is falsely imputed to the constitution of the air at that time when they break forth or reign ; whereas it proceedeth , indeed , from a precedent sequence and series of the seasons of the year : and ...
... particular times . And the cause is falsely imputed to the constitution of the air at that time when they break forth or reign ; whereas it proceedeth , indeed , from a precedent sequence and series of the seasons of the year : and ...
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... particular juice out of the earth , as it qualifieth the earth , so as that juice which remaineth is fit for the other plant ; there the neighbourhood doth good , because the nourishments are contrary or several ; but where two plants ...
... particular juice out of the earth , as it qualifieth the earth , so as that juice which remaineth is fit for the other plant ; there the neighbourhood doth good , because the nourishments are contrary or several ; but where two plants ...
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... particular ingredients of those magi . cal ointments , it is like they are opiate and sopo- riferous . For anointing of the forehead , neck , feet , back - bone , we know , is used for procuring dead sleeps : and if any man say that ...
... particular ingredients of those magi . cal ointments , it is like they are opiate and sopo- riferous . For anointing of the forehead , neck , feet , back - bone , we know , is used for procuring dead sleeps : and if any man say that ...
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... particular persons by odours , hath been reported to be in perfumed gloves , or the like : and it is like , they mingle the poison that is deadly , which some smells that are sweet , which also maketh it the sooner re- ceived . Plagues ...
... particular persons by odours , hath been reported to be in perfumed gloves , or the like : and it is like , they mingle the poison that is deadly , which some smells that are sweet , which also maketh it the sooner re- ceived . Plagues ...
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... particular properties , there is no credit to be given to them . But it is manifest , that light , above all things , excelleth in comforting the spirits of men : and it is very probable , that light varied doth the same effect , with ...
... particular properties , there is no credit to be given to them . But it is manifest , that light , above all things , excelleth in comforting the spirits of men : and it is very probable , that light varied doth the same effect , with ...
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The Works of Francis Bacon: Lord High Chancellor of England, Volumen2 Francis Bacon Vista completa - 1851 |
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