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... according . to the use and tribute which they yield and render to the conditions of man's life , and under those several uses , being as several offices of provisions , to charge and tax what may be reasonably exacted or demanded ; not ...
... according . to the use and tribute which they yield and render to the conditions of man's life , and under those several uses , being as several offices of provisions , to charge and tax what may be reasonably exacted or demanded ; not ...
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... according to platform ; the preceeding or fructifying of distinct kinds according to their proprieties ; the intercourse of the elements by mediation of their common qualities ; the appetite of like portions to unite themselves ; amity ...
... according to platform ; the preceeding or fructifying of distinct kinds according to their proprieties ; the intercourse of the elements by mediation of their common qualities ; the appetite of like portions to unite themselves ; amity ...
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... according to the derivation , and not according to our idiom for Medicine , ) is situate in a middle term or distance between Natural History and Metaphysic . For Natural History describeth the variety of things ; Physic , the causes ...
... according to the derivation , and not according to our idiom for Medicine , ) is situate in a middle term or distance between Natural History and Metaphysic . For Natural History describeth the variety of things ; Physic , the causes ...
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