Siris: a chain of philosophical reflexions and inquiries concerning the virtues of tar water. [Another] |
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... common purposes . 2 This cold infufion of tar hath been fome of our colonies , as a prefervative or p tive against the finall - pox , which foreign induced me to try it in my own neighbou when the small - pox raged with great violend ...
... common purposes . 2 This cold infufion of tar hath been fome of our colonies , as a prefervative or p tive against the finall - pox , which foreign induced me to try it in my own neighbou when the small - pox raged with great violend ...
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... common tar . In effect this vulgar tar , which cheapness and plenty may have rendered contemp- tible , appears to be an excellent balfam , contain- ing the virtues of most other balfams , which it eafily imparts to water , and by that ...
... common tar . In effect this vulgar tar , which cheapness and plenty may have rendered contemp- tible , appears to be an excellent balfam , contain- ing the virtues of most other balfams , which it eafily imparts to water , and by that ...
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... common turpentine , neither transparent , nor fo liquid as the former ; and this Mr. Ray taketh to flow from the mountain pine . All these turpentines are useful in the fame inten- tions . Theophraftus faith the best refin or turpen ...
... common turpentine , neither transparent , nor fo liquid as the former ; and this Mr. Ray taketh to flow from the mountain pine . All these turpentines are useful in the fame inten- tions . Theophraftus faith the best refin or turpen ...
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... , who likewife takes the pine for the adx of Theophraftus . Hardouin will have the pinus of Pliny to have been by others called xn , but by Theophrastus wires . Ray thinks the common 3 fir , fir , or picea of the Latins , to be ( 13 )
... , who likewife takes the pine for the adx of Theophraftus . Hardouin will have the pinus of Pliny to have been by others called xn , but by Theophrastus wires . Ray thinks the common 3 fir , fir , or picea of the Latins , to be ( 13 )
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... of kin , and in their mo qualities concur with common tar , efpec Norvegian , which is the moft liquid and medicinal ufes of any that I have exp Thofe trees that grow on mountains , ex of ir ; Lin , di- □ be of I ( 14 )
... of kin , and in their mo qualities concur with common tar , efpec Norvegian , which is the moft liquid and medicinal ufes of any that I have exp Thofe trees that grow on mountains , ex of ir ; Lin , di- □ be of I ( 14 )
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