...of the whole ointment is to be found in the chemical dispensatory of Crollius. 1 Secondly, the same kind of ointment applied to the hurt itself worketh...of magical medicines when they fail, that they were 1 See his Basilica Chymica, p. 400. In the edition I have seen, that of 1643, nothing is said as to...

...failure, by laying the fault to the omission of some of these circumstances. But he likes well that " they do not observe the confecting of the Ointment under any certain constellation ; which is commonly the excuse of magical medicines, when they fail, that they were not made under a fit figure...

...description of the whole ointment is to be found in the chemical dispensatory of Crollius. Secondly, the same kind of ointment applied to the hurt itself worketh...applied to the weapon, though the party hurt be at a great distance," &c. Is Bacon laughing at us 1 It hardly seems so. He concludes : " Lastly, it will...

...they do not observe the confecting of the Ointment under any certain constellation ; which is commonly the excuse of magical medicines, when they fail, that...they were not made under a fit figure of heaven." " It was pretended that if the " This was a mistake, however, since the two recipes given by Hildanus...

...failure, by laying the fault to the omission of some of these circumstances. But he likes well that " they do not observe the confecting of the Ointment under any certain constellation ; which is commonly the excuse of magical medicines, when they fail, that they were not made under a fit figure...

...they do not observe the confecting of the Ointment under any certain constellation ; which is commonly the excuse of magical medicines, when they fail, that...they were not made under a fit figure of heaven." " It was pretended that if the " This was a mistake, however, since the two recipes given by Hildanus...

...failure, by laying the fault to the omission of some of these circumstances. But he likes well that " they do not observe the confecting of the Ointment under any certain constellation ; which is commonly the excuse of magical medicines, when they fail, that they were not made under a fit figure...

...failure, by laying the fault to the omission of some of these circumstances. But he likes well that " they do not observe the confecting of the Ointment under any certain constellation ; which is commonly the excuse of magical medicines, when they fail, that they were not made under a fit figure...

...failure, by laying the fault to the omission of some of these circumstances. But he likes well that " they do not observe the confecting of the Ointment under any certain constellation ; which is commonly the excuse of magical medicines, when they fail, that they were not made under a fit figure...

...failure, by laying the fault to the omission of some of these circumstances. But he likes well that "they do not observe the confecting of the Ointment under any certain constellation; which is commonly the excuse of magical medicines, when they fail, that they 1 Hough ton Mifflin Co., Boston....