Siris: A Chain of Philosophical Reflexions and Inquiries Concerning the Virtues of Tar Water, and Divers Other Subjects Connected Together and Arising One from AnotherDublin printed, London re-printed, for W. Innys, C. Hitch, and C. Davis, 1744 - 174 pages |
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Page 38
... worfe illness into the gout , and to get rid of it ; Doctor Sydenham , in his treatise of the gout , declares that whoever finds a medicine the most efficacious for ftrengthening digeftion , will do more fervice in the cure of that and ...
... worfe illness into the gout , and to get rid of it ; Doctor Sydenham , in his treatise of the gout , declares that whoever finds a medicine the most efficacious for ftrengthening digeftion , will do more fervice in the cure of that and ...
Page 45
... worfe by an injudicious course of evacuations : how many are even rendered in- curable by the treatment of inconfiderate phyfi- cians and how difficult , tedious and uncertain the cure is in the hands even of the best , who are obliged ...
... worfe by an injudicious course of evacuations : how many are even rendered in- curable by the treatment of inconfiderate phyfi- cians and how difficult , tedious and uncertain the cure is in the hands even of the best , who are obliged ...
Page 125
... worfe than others by defign , as all parts in an animal are not eyes : And in a city , comedy , or picture , all ranks , characters , and colours are not equal or like ; even fo exceffes , defects , and contrary qualities , confpire to ...
... worfe than others by defign , as all parts in an animal are not eyes : And in a city , comedy , or picture , all ranks , characters , and colours are not equal or like ; even fo exceffes , defects , and contrary qualities , confpire to ...
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