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Sir John Floyer remarks , that we want a method for the use of turpentine , and
again , he who shall hit , faith he , on the pleasantest method of giving turpentine ,
will do great cures in the gout , ftone , catarrhs , dropsies and cold scurvies , rheu
...
Sir John Floyer remarks , that we want a method for the use of turpentine , and
again , he who shall hit , faith he , on the pleasantest method of giving turpentine ,
will do great cures in the gout , ftone , catarrhs , dropsies and cold scurvies , rheu
...
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The former of thefe celebrated authors , in his treatise concerning diet or regimen
, observes , that in the nourishment of man , . one part tepells and another attracts
, And again , in the same treatise , two carpenters , faith he , saw a piece of ...
The former of thefe celebrated authors , in his treatise concerning diet or regimen
, observes , that in the nourishment of man , . one part tepells and another attracts
, And again , in the same treatise , two carpenters , faith he , saw a piece of ...
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311 . As to an absolute actual exifence ( 6 ) of fenfible or corporeal things , it doth
not seem to have been admitted either by Placo or Aristotle . In the Theatetus we
are told , that if any one faith a thing is or is made , he must withal say , for what ...
311 . As to an absolute actual exifence ( 6 ) of fenfible or corporeal things , it doth
not seem to have been admitted either by Placo or Aristotle . In the Theatetus we
are told , that if any one faith a thing is or is made , he must withal say , for what ...
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Thus , the trea . tise , De fecretiore parte divin¿ fapienti¿ fecundum ¯gyptios , in
the tenth book , faith of God , that he is not only the firft agents but also that he it is
who truly acts or creates , qui verè efficit . 322 . Varro , Tully , and St . Augustin ...
Thus , the trea . tise , De fecretiore parte divin¿ fapienti¿ fecundum ¯gyptios , in
the tenth book , faith of God , that he is not only the firft agents but also that he it is
who truly acts or creates , qui verè efficit . 322 . Varro , Tully , and St . Augustin ...
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Soul , faith it is the mind that maketh each thing to be one , co dě Ev TODÔN
TÉTO vôs éxasdr . How this is done , Themiftius is more particular , observing ,
that as being conferreth essence , the mind by virtue of her fimplicity conferreth ...
Soul , faith it is the mind that maketh each thing to be one , co dě Ev TODÔN
TÉTO vôs éxasdr . How this is done , Themiftius is more particular , observing ,
that as being conferreth essence , the mind by virtue of her fimplicity conferreth ...
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| Title | Siris: A Chain of Philosophical Reflexions and Inquiries Concerning the Virtues of Tar Water, and Divers Other Subjects Connected Together and Arising One from Another |
| Author | George Berkeley |
| Edition | 2, reprint |
| Publisher | Reprinted for W. Innys, 1744 |
| Original from | Princeton University |
| Digitized | 10 okt. 2008 |
| Length | 174 pages |
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