Siris: a chain of philosophical reflexions and inquiries concerning the virtues of tar water. [Another] |
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... whose proper menftruum is wine . Therefore tar - water , not being in ted with refin , may be fafely used in infla cafes and in fact it hath been found an a febrifuge , at once the fafeft cooler and cor tues . 8. The volatile falts ...
... whose proper menftruum is wine . Therefore tar - water , not being in ted with refin , may be fafely used in infla cafes and in fact it hath been found an a febrifuge , at once the fafeft cooler and cor tues . 8. The volatile falts ...
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... or light mixeth with all even with water ; witnefs the flashing li fea , whose waves feem frequently a Its operations are various according t quantity , and degree of vehemence . ( a ) 157 . pro- ofed con- ght ; rved , many proof , ( 90 )
... or light mixeth with all even with water ; witnefs the flashing li fea , whose waves feem frequently a Its operations are various according t quantity , and degree of vehemence . ( a ) 157 . pro- ofed con- ght ; rved , many proof , ( 90 )
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... whose expanfive motion , being by that means in- creafed , is thought to fwell the mufcles , and cause a contraction of the fleshy fibres . This , it fhould feem , the pure æther cannot do immediately , and of itself , because ...
... whose expanfive motion , being by that means in- creafed , is thought to fwell the mufcles , and cause a contraction of the fleshy fibres . This , it fhould feem , the pure æther cannot do immediately , and of itself , because ...
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