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quadgram	frequency
early english books online	79
the nature of the	77
of the nature of	47
bowels of the earth	42
the bowels of the	41
by reason of the	39
notes for div a	38
characters represented either as	38
represented either as utf	38
the bitter purging salt	34
in the bowels of	34
the superficies of the	29
for the most part	25
the heat of the	25
superficies of the earth	25
of the bitter purging	24
the use of the	22
of a mineral water	21
in the time of	21
encoded text transcribed from	20
images scanned from microfilm	20
english books online text	20
financial support to the	20
text can be copied	20
markup reviewed and edited	20
according to the terms	20
online text creation partnership	20
the true nature of	20
assigned for keying and	20
support to the early	20
this phase i text	20
by the institutions providing	20
encoded edition of the	20
text and markup reviewed	20
the terms of creative	20
tcp assigned for keying	20
this keyboarded and encoded	20
books online text creation	20
from proquest page images	20
the early english books	20
and coded from proquest	20
for keying and markup	20
described above is co	20
keyboarded and encoded edition	20
nature of the salt	20
and encoded edition of	20
providing financial support to	20
of the work described	20
to the terms of	20
of the salt of	20
edition of the work	20
institutions providing financial support	20
text is available for	20
the institutions providing financial	20
is available for reuse	20
work described above is	20
owned by the institutions	20
even for commercial purposes	20
the work described above	20
and markup reviewed and	20
i text is available	20
keyed and coded from	20
terms of creative commons	20
the text can be	20
to the early english	20
all without asking permission	20
coded from proquest page	20
phase i text is	20
any assumptions that can	19
text creation partnership web	19
quality assurance was then	19
and or corrected and	19
accurately transcribed and encoded	19
was divided into two	19
use these texts for	19
during phase of the	19
elements to simplify the	19
remain and some readable	19
divided into two phases	19
therefore of any assumptions	19
markup guidelines are available	19
are available at the	19
of the print record	19
for accuracy and those	19
the keyers to be	19
of the process of	19
tcp data is very	19
some errors will remain	19
there was a compelling	19
which did not meet	19
was then carried out	19
returned to the keyers	19
enhanced and or corrected	19
works are eligible for	19
quantities of textual data	19
made about the data	19
or text strings within	19
in mind that in	19
qa standards were returned	19
then carried out by	19
nature of the print	19
reflect the true nature	19
chosen if there was	19
encoding was enhanced and	19
users should be aware	19
changes to facilitate morpho	19
out by editorial teams	19
have been issued variously	19
and therefore of any	19
selection was intended to	19
the usual project restraints	19
or elements to simplify	19
based on the image	19
aimed to produce large	19
that due credit and	19
universities of michigan and	19
usual project restraints of	19
title published between and	19
editions of a works	19
their works are eligible	19
and oxford and the	19
michigan and oxford and	19
the project have been	19
and use these texts	19
texts for their own	19
project have been released	19
texts based on the	19
characters will be marked	19
mnemonic sdata character entities	19
files to tei p	19
create accurately transcribed and	19
was based on the	19
assurance was then carried	19
image sets published by	19
while the overall quality	19
accordance with level of	19
up to a limit	19
the process of creating	19
wide variety of subject	19
were sent to external	19
to create accurately transcribed	19
each text was proofread	19
and markup guidelines are	19
to page images in	19
to tei p using	19
will remain and some	19
published between and available	19
should make clear that	19
iv tiff page images	19
a work was chosen	19
simplify the filling in	19
record of the period	19
of creating the tcp	19
corrected and characters marked	19
of textual data within	19
there are a number	19
for their own purposes	19
by converting tcp files	19
a second or later	19
some readable characters will	19
with tincture of logwood	19
available at the text	19
given to their original	19
external keying companies for	19
images in accordance with	19
the text encoding initiative	19
elements of known extent	19
large quantities of textual	19
were corrected where possible	19
tcp is a partnership	19
produce large quantities of	19
encoding based on the	19
tcp files to tei	19
processed by university of	19
on the new cambridge	19
partnership between the universities	19
publisher proquest to create	19
known extent have been	19
looked at by a	19
project was divided into	19
tei p using tcp	19
to external keying companies	19
of a works in	19
these texts for their	19
a number of works	19
on the text encoding	19
assumptions that can be	19
between and available in	19
keying companies for transcription	19
is a partnership between	19
illegibles were encoded as	19
ascii text with mnemonic	19
to produce large quantities	19
request that due credit	19
and sometimes a second	19
created by converting tcp	19
in all likelihood such	19
data within the usual	19
selection was based on	19
the overall quality of	19
the filling in of	19
have been looked at	19
placeholder characters or elements	19
attribution is given to	19
understanding these processes should	19
remaining illegibles were encoded	19
been released into the	19
and attribution is given	19
of any assumptions that	19
errors will remain and	19
we respectfully request that	19
gaps by user contributors	19
respectfully request that due	19
a compelling reason to	19
keyers to be redone	19
of tcp data is	19
is to encode one	19
likelihood such instances will	19
on the image sets	19
now take and use	19
sets published by proquest	19
into placeholder characters or	19
or tei g elements	19
within the usual project	19
can now take and	19
will never have been	19
filling in of gaps	19
sometimes a second or	19
proquest to create accurately	19
creating the tcp texts	19
the publisher proquest to	19
text with mnemonic sdata	19
to encode one copy	19
is given to their	19
text strings within braces	19
textual data within the	19
not meet qa standards	19
transcribed and encoded texts	19
created during phase of	19
first editions of a	19
credit and attribution is	19
are a number of	19
with level of the	19
of michigan and oxford	19
copies of the texts	19
of each text was	19
structural encoding based on	19
converting tcp files to	19
in accordance with level	19
data is very good	19
project restraints of time	19
based on the text	19
of the project have	19
although there are a	19
been looked at by	19
their early english books	19
of a work was	19
to a limit of	19
creation partnership web site	19
of instances per text	19
was chosen if there	19
to range over a	19
notably latin and welsh	19
p using tcp tei	19
the general aim of	19
for transcription and basic	19
carried out by editorial	19
never have been looked	19
mind that in all	19
mainly structural encoding based	19
number of works in	19
of gaps by user	19
works in english were	19
issued variously as sgml	19
compelling reason to do	19
been transformed into placeholder	19
the tei in libraries	19
whichever is the greater	19
possible up to a	19
general aim of eebo	19
via their early english	19
aware of the process	19
all likelihood such instances	19
keying and markup guidelines	19
therefore chose to create	19
chose to create diplomatic	19
as illegible were corrected	19
oxford and the publisher	19
the texts were encoded	19
editorial teams in oxford	19
text selection was based	19
then their works are	19
of time and funding	19
the print record of	19
those which did not	19
page images in accordance	19
that can be made	19
opposed to critical editions	19
was intended to range	19
a partnership between the	19
and some readable characters	19
encoded texts based on	19
sent to external keying	19
language title published between	19
marked as illegible were	19
the new cambridge bibliography	19
with mnemonic sdata character	19
to create diplomatic transcriptions	19
texts have been issued	19
was proofread for accuracy	19
limit of instances per	19
variety of subject areas	19
of the texts have	19
texts created during phase	19
for an anonymous work	19
texts were encoded and	19
to the keyers to	19
transcription and basic encoding	19
encoded and linked to	19
tcp aimed to produce	19
published by proquest via	19
a limit of instances	19
released into the public	19
should bear in mind	19
by university of nebraska	19
are eligible for inclusion	19
cambridge bibliography of english	19
or later edition of	19
will be marked as	19
and linked to page	19
such instances will never	19
overall quality of tcp	19
in english were prioritized	19
tcp project was divided	19
by proquest via their	19
unicode or text strings	19
usually the first edition	19
sets were sent to	19
characters marked as illegible	19
or corrected and characters	19
of every monographic english	19
transformed into placeholder characters	19
at by a tcp	19
bear in mind that	19
have been transformed into	19
second or later edition	19
later edition of a	19
the encoding was enhanced	19
be aware of the	19
and encoded texts based	19
was enhanced and or	19
standards were returned to	19
corrected where possible up	19
where possible up to	19
the public domain as	19
that in all likelihood	19
as opposed to critical	19
linked to page images	19
works in other languages	19
tei in libraries guidelines	19
teams in oxford and	19
users should bear in	19
readable characters will be	19
public domain as of	19
level of the tei	19
guidelines are available at	19
take and use these	19
encoded as gap s	19
of works in other	19
domain as of january	19
bibliography of english literature	19
the texts have been	19
edition of a work	19
restraints of time and	19
print record of the	19
proquest via their early	19
in of gaps by	19
the universities of michigan	19
by a tcp editor	19
text was proofread for	19
the use of them	19
did not meet qa	19
a works in english	19
instances will never have	19
range over a wide	19
anyone can now take	19
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in oxford and michigan	19
intended to range over	19
these processes should make	19
extent have been transformed	19
proofread for accuracy and	19
reason to do so	19
any remaining illegibles were	19
processes should make clear	19
phase of the project	19
the text creation partnership	19
work was chosen if	19
to simplify the filling	19
and available in eebo	19
should be aware of	19
be made about the	19
to their original source	19
and characters marked as	19
if there was a	19
characters or elements to	19
were encoded and linked	19
new cambridge bibliography of	19
tcp is to encode	19
of the tei in	19
were encoded as gap	19
or for an anonymous	19
due credit and attribution	19
accuracy and those which	19
have been released into	19
quality of tcp data	19
to reflect the true	19
illegible were corrected where	19
included and sometimes a	19
can be made about	19
into the public domain	19
of known extent have	19
meet qa standards were	19
based on the new	19
image sets were sent	19
but we respectfully request	19
with changes to facilitate	19
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and the publisher proquest	19
gap elements of known	19
process of creating the	19
and those which did	19
by editorial teams in	19
was a compelling reason	19
the image sets published	19
been issued variously as	19
true nature of the	19
unicode or tei g	19
and therefore chose to	19
between the universities of	19
over a wide variety	19
companies for transcription and	19
at the text creation	19
be marked as illegible	19
the salt of the	18
to the nature of	18
by the help of	17
of the mineral water	17
with syrup of violets	17
of the purging salt	17
the salt of this	16
the time of the	16
as we see in	16
reproduction of original in	16
the taking of the	15
the natural history of	15
the reason of this	15
salt of this water	15
of spirit of nitre	14
the use of these	14
the vse of the	14
as well as the	14
the water of the	14
use of these waters	14
in the use of	14
in the form of	13
of the nature and	13
according to the nature	13
ocm this keyboarded and	13
the nature of this	13
to be sold by	13
estc r ocm this	13
a solution of sublimate	13
r ocm this keyboarded	13
beams of the sun	12
the generation of minerals	12
a solution of sal	12
the bottom of the	12
the difference of the	12
habit of the body	12
and are to be	12
for the taking of	12
solution of sal saturni	12
at the same time	12
are to be sold	12
that there is a	11
the actual heat of	11
the cause of the	11
are not able to	11
to the superficies of	11
it is to be	11
and this is the	11
the beams of the	11
by reason of their	10
heat of the sun	10
vse of this water	10
the body of the	10
parts of the body	10
the nature of common	10
as i said before	10
in regard of the	10
part of the body	10
of the water of	10
the reason of the	10
the spirit of the	10
actual heat of bathes	10
the name of the	10
of the purging waters	10
history of a mineral	10
use of the waters	9
silver out of spirit	9
the infusion of galls	9
lighter than common water	9
the cause of this	9
the form of a	9
from the original text	9
in a short time	9
or substance of the	9
by the use of	9
the water of spaw	9
by the heat of	9
text notes for div	9
the original text notes	9
are not to be	9
from the nature of	9
the habit of the	9
by the name of	9
apex covantage keyed and	9
of the same nature	9
out of spirit of	9
the water of this	9
through which the water	9
salt of these waters	9
thus much for the	9
the virtues of the	9
covantage keyed and coded	9
natural history of a	9
humours of the body	9
taken notice of by	9
by reason of its	9
original text notes for	9
the salt of these	9
the end of the	9
the vertue of the	8
to be of a	8
in the vse of	8
be the cause of	8
of the use of	8
at the end of	8
makes mention of a	8
to make use of	8
taking of the waters	8
of this water is	8
in the first place	8
i perswade my self	8
fine silver out of	8
mixed with the water	8
in the quantity of	8
is not to be	8
in a solution of	8
the quantity of the	8
in order to the	8
with syrup of cloves	8
the surface of the	8
use of the bitter	8
that it is not	8
in the cure of	8
of the mineral waters	8
aptara keyed and coded	7
substance of the water	7
one and the same	7
so much in use	7
that is to be	7
which by reason of	7
the parts of the	7
the coldness of the	7
the vse of this	7
nature of the disease	7
after the same manner	7
saltness of the sea	7
a great deal of	7
the salt it self	7
and xml conversion the	7
and state of body	7
whilst they are in	7
it is good for	7
the use of it	7
the qualities of the	7
vse of the water	7
half an ounce of	7
reason of this is	7
the heate of the	7
in the taking of	7
it were to be	7
of original in the	7
by reason of his	7
purging waters of england	7
to such as are	7
out of the earth	7
the earl of derby	7
without the help of	7
the effects of the	7
the water it self	7
salt of the water	7
and xml conversion a	7
the taste of the	7
the city of bath	7
to the right honourable	7
the new found well	7
then in any other	7
time of the year	7
the pores of the	7
a cold and moist	6
with a solution of	6
and that in the	6
the right honourable the	6
it is not so	6
the inward use of	6
is owing to the	6
am apt to think	6
for those that are	6
i shall not here	6
and so of the	6
for the cure of	6
of which i have	6
as it is in	6
there may be a	6
the element of fire	6
of the new found	6
chalybeat and purging waters	6
of the generation of	6
of the heat of	6
the saltness of the	6
a stc estc s	6
of the german spaw	6
obstruction of the catamenia	6
in the midst of	6
i shall take notice	6
to be taken in	6
the course of the	6
and uses of the	6
the vertues of the	6
the weight of the	6
a great quantity of	6
i take to be	6
the motion of the	6
vitriolick salt of mars	6
the production of this	6
that by reason of	6
estc s this keyboarded	6
an obstruction of the	6
the greater or lesser	6
an ounce and half	6
taking of this water	6
is said to be	6
the change of colours	6
to consist in the	6
to be made of	6
and was buried at	6
the knowledge of the	6
spirit of the purging	6
of the spaw water	6
to take notice of	6
one of the most	6
the chalybeat and purging	6
that the use of	6
by the force of	6
the help of the	6
of salt of tartar	6
of the waters is	6
be taken notice of	6
not so much as	6
mineral waters in general	6
of the bitter salt	6
s this keyboarded and	6
and use of the	6
this is the cause	6
nature of common salt	6
i am apt to	6
if it be not	6
the proportion of the	6
solution of sublimate in	6
as well as in	6
there can be no	6
two ounces and grains	6
into the nature of	6
the powder of galls	6
the calx of the	6
whether the mineral water	6
stc estc s this	6
to be found in	6
that is in the	6
the center of the	6
as well as other	6
the one from the	6
in the kings bath	6
of syrup of violets	6
as i have shewed	6
is to be taken	6
vse of the baths	6
by the addition of	6
i thought fit to	6
common water in weight	6
no alteration in a	6
one from the other	6
history of mineral waters	6
for the making of	6
by the vse of	6
for the natural history	6
balsamick wells at hoxdon	6
of the earth being	5
to the generation of	5
and plain account of	5
the passages of the	5
i know not how	5
and what is the	5
globe of the earth	5
of the original of	5
which is the most	5
so much the more	5
the use of this	5
the constitution of the	5
it is likely that	5
in the water one	5
the veins of the	5
the nature and vse	5
the nature of that	5
a course of physick	5
a dram and half	5
natural history of the	5
part of the designed	5
they are to be	5
to the use of	5
wing b estc r	5
surface of the earth	5
of sublimate in fair	5
the operation of the	5
of the chalybeat waters	5
into the bowels of	5
on the other side	5
an ounce of the	5
of this water to	5
of water in general	5
liquid salt of tartar	5
to the heads of	5
here by the way	5
in what part of	5
cause of the heat	5
which it may be	5
the baths of bathe	5
is the opinion of	5
of sulphur and bitumen	5
that there is no	5
i did not find	5
the cause of it	5
by the nature of	5
part of the water	5
i see no reason	5
the cure of the	5
not a solution of	5
early in the morning	5
corroding the veins of	5
b estc r ocm	5
of spirit of vitriol	5
salt of the nature	5
as high as the	5
concerning the nature and	5
of the designed work	5
short and plain account	5
mona logarbo text and	5
of which i shall	5
the discovery of the	5
the better understanding of	5
in the habit of	5
i doubt not but	5
in the manner of	5
solution of fine silver	5
the health of their	5
of the chalybeat and	5
the opinion of some	5
was the opinion of	5
to be owing to	5
in the said forest	5
some observations on the	5
water of saint vincents	5
of the kings bath	5
of the actual heat	5
that the salt of	5
in so much that	5
retain the taste of	5
a quarter of an	5
the countess of derby	5
time of the yeere	5
alteration in a solution	5
taken in the morning	5
of sal saturni in	5
and not to be	5
the force of the	5
as for those that	5
in his treatise of	5
what part of the	5
i do not deny	5
the weakness of the	5
be owing to the	5
tincture of logwood a	5
oyl of tartar per	5
with lignum nephriticum a	5
which is void of	5
is a kind of	5
in the next chapter	5
for the benefit of	5
both as to the	5
used by way of	5
the water one ounce	5
drinking of this water	5
great quantity of water	5
the drinking of the	5
year of the world	5
the qualities of it	5
veins of the earth	5
taking of the water	5
it to be hot	5
silver in spirit of	5
a wing b estc	5
essays of the waters	5
sublimate in fair water	5
nature and vse of	5
that drink of it	5
logarbo text and markup	5
it is found in	5
as in the spring	5
of the course of	5
a few drops of	5
in the production of	5
mona logarbo sampled and	5
with which it is	5
of these waters is	5
two or three years	5
the power of the	5
resort to those baths	5
to drink of this	5
the reason of it	5
which is a kind	5
center of the earth	5
and if it be	5
the church of saint	5
region of the air	5
the strength of the	5
of physick in the	5
of the taste of	5
logarbo sampled and proofread	5
of tartar per deliquium	5
were to be wished	5
the earth of these	5
in the bottom of	5
and thus much for	5
nature and qualities of	5
titles for the natural	5
the taking of this	5
a short and plain	5
is said to have	5
in the morning fasting	5
for the generation of	5
be of great use	5
i shall not be	5
green with syrup of	5
the essays of the	5
by fire or water	5
and purging waters of	5
they are not able	5
the nature of these	5
that it was a	5
the globe of the	5
the year of the	5
we may judge of	5
the antiquity of the	5
the water to be	5
be taken in the	5
it to be of	5
a solution of fine	5
use of mineral waters	4
for the better understanding	4
original in the british	4
taste of the herbs	4
of fine silver in	4
with the nature of	4
i think fit to	4
if it be a	4
whether it be a	4
if there be any	4
both inward and outward	4
and death of people	4
an appendix concerning bathe	4
of the tincture of	4
symptoms as proceed from	4
the said acid spirit	4
the pit of the	4
this heat of bathes	4
in ulcers of the	4
of the bathes of	4
and as it were	4
at the bottom of	4
production of this salt	4
of the great vtilitie	4
treatise of foure famous	4
the latter part of	4
the changes of colour	4
nature of salt of	4
the observation of the	4
the same quantity of	4
for the same reason	4
on the account of	4
by the coldness of	4
any of the former	4
in the air two	4
nature of the bitter	4
plain account of the	4
drop of spirit of	4
and that by reason	4
made use of in	4
to prepare the body	4
is of the same	4
the cure of a	4
that i may not	4
a treatise of foure	4
the warmth of a	4
it may not be	4
with lignum nephriticum it	4
parts of the world	4
on mineral waters in	4
the humours of the	4
not of the nature	4
by the taking of	4
in that it is	4
observations on the bath	4
are found to be	4
be drawn from the	4
short memoirs for the	4
the great vtilitie that	4
and as for those	4
for the space of	4
confirmation of this opinion	4
vincents rocks neere bristoll	4
will be found to	4
minerals in the earth	4
but not to be	4
will not mix with	4
is the effect of	4
constitution of the patient	4
they are of excellent	4
a brief account of	4
a salt of the	4
from whence they are	4
in which they are	4
take notice of the	4
may be cured by	4
discourse of the hypostasis	4
of great use to	4
the purging bitter salt	4
where there is a	4
ease and little expence	4
the blessing of god	4
memoirs for the natural	4
request and vse against	4
the same with the	4
of the qualities of	4
the mineral water will	4
in the british library	4
water of the river	4
yet i do not	4
the nature and qualities	4
drinking of this spaw	4
for the distribution of	4
discourse on mineral waters	4
you may see in	4
is found to be	4
of that minerall water	4
i must tell you	4
the midst of the	4
of any of these	4
a treatise of the	4
the waters in the	4
grow in great request	4
the author of the	4
admirable and new tryed	4
to be the same	4
an affection of the	4
the like we may	4
the one for the	4
and nature of the	4
will not admit of	4
in an open vessel	4
pots of that minerall	4
that commeth to mans	4
from all other salts	4
bottom of the vessel	4
the colour of syrup	4
and dry in the	4
but by reason of	4
a briefe discourse of	4
the most part of	4
with oyl of vitriol	4
church of saint peter	4
it must needs be	4
pains in the sides	4
physick in the spring	4
but i must not	4
all diseases of the	4
of saint vincents rocks	4
which for the most	4
the virtue of the	4
of foure famous medicinal	4
in the superficies of	4
his admirable and new	4
briefe discourse of the	4
it will not be	4
air two ounces and	4
with spirit of nitre	4
account of mineral waters	4
in great request and	4
tincture of hiera picra	4
tart fountaine in the	4
have more of the	4
of each a dram	4
the water of saint	4
somewhat of the nature	4
the causes of the	4
and with lignum nephriticum	4
in the body of	4
to the publick advantage	4
spi global keyed and	4
the light chalybeat waters	4
a little of the	4
to the strength of	4
of the earth by	4
be one of the	4
for such as are	4
be subject to the	4
against the use of	4
the matter to be	4
king of the britains	4
but if we examine	4
the sun and air	4
and by this means	4
found to be of	4
short discourse on mineral	4
famous medicinal wells viz	4
the stone in the	4
th part of the	4
in the open air	4
drink of this spaw	4
the virtues and uses	4
directions to be observed	4
of the blood is	4
such symptoms as proceed	4
at the sign of	4
discourse of natural bathes	4
the manner of the	4
in the mineral kingdom	4
to have recourse to	4
the salts of these	4
history of the chalybeat	4
use of them in	4
the true cause of	4
to the quantity of	4
whence they are drawn	4
it to be a	4
its power of tinging	4
the water in the	4
found out at islington	4
may be taken in	4
begins to grow in	4
to retain the taste	4
effects of the air	4
of the quantity of	4
and as it is	4
and virtues of the	4
for by this means	4
taking of physick in	4
salts to retain the	4
even in those whose	4
as yet are found	4
spring of kinghorne craig	4
which begins to grow	4
the nature of salt	4
in spirit of nitre	4
it is certain that	4
use of this water	4
the taking of it	4
a considerable quantity of	4
winter then in summer	4
the diseases of the	4
seem strange to any	4
the heads of springs	4
it is enough for	4
the air two ounces	4
as it is not	4
passages of the body	4
in the mineral water	4
and after the taking	4
qualities of the air	4
taken out of the	4
and efficacie of those	4
the air to be	4
city of bath described	4
the benefit of all	4
like we may judge	4
nature of the distemper	4
found balsamick wells at	4
for the health of	4
the vessels of the	4
a small proportion of	4
understanding of the nature	4
of some of the	4
foure famous medicinal wells	4
bitter purging salt is	4
in a cold cellar	4
or tart fountaine in	4
the increase of the	4
concerning the water of	4
to be observed before	4
of the hot waters	4
not so deep as	4
night going to rest	4
two or three times	4
which the water passeth	4
and as for the	4
the first of these	4
the disposition of the	4
cause of the saltness	4
for the use of	4
the taking of physick	4
softness of the salt	4
are to be taken	4
weakly impregnated mineral waters	4
the pains of the	4
not far from the	4
an hour before dinner	4
i think it not	4
in two or three	4
in which it is	4
they are in generation	4
this actual heat of	4
and drinking of them	4
waters are to be	4
the hot waters there	4
some observations lately made	4
in the latter part	4
not only in the	4
be the matter of	4
and vertues of the	4
that i know of	4
as i have said	4
both the actual heat	4
apt to think that	4
the esurine salt in	4
of the original in	4
to account for the	4
which it is good	4
that there is any	4
of the royal society	4
to the quality of	4
of spirit of salt	4
to this i answer	4
make use of them	4
and new tryed properties	4
as an instrument to	4
and therefore it is	4
many pots of that	4
is to be had	4
great request and vse	4
is to be noted	4
nature of the air	4
in the nature of	4
so far foorth as	4
saint vincents rocks neere	4
the degree of heat	4
quantity of nine ounces	4
heat of the earth	4
be taken in a	4
and lower than the	4
of the body to	4
the tincture of hiera	4
of the water for	4
of the salts of	4
of the virtues of	4
to be taken notice	4
conduce to the publick	4
the drinking of this	4
observations lately made at	4
all parts of the	4
the name of a	4
the city of yorke	4
if the water be	4
to be in the	4
to proceed from the	4
but it must be	4
the taste of common	4
and so to make	4
it resembled common salt	4
of drinking the waters	4
letter concerning some observations	4
reproduction of the original	4
translated out of french	4
great vtilitie that commeth	4
as to the bathing	4
colour of syrup of	4
but with this caution	4
with ease and little	4
it may be taken	4
the time of their	4
newes out of cheshire	4
the sea is not	4
the proper use of	4
of the earth in	4
a more than ordinary	4
is thought to be	4
to grow in great	4
lately made at bathe	4
that there is such	4
tells us of a	4
salt in those metals	4
for if it be	4
an account of the	4
of the vertues of	4
that it is a	4
fine silver in spirit	4
global keyed and coded	4
commeth to mans body	4
with the powder of	4
called by the name	4
vtilitie that commeth to	4
as may appear by	4
some part of the	4
to be one of	4
when it is in	4
great store of nitre	4
virtues and uses of	4
we shall find it	4
to be the cause	4
nature and difference of	4
account of the late	4
the rest of the	4
are of excellent use	4
it is not likely	4
concerning some observations lately	4
a letter concerning some	4
vegetable salts to retain	4
a short discourse on	4
some part of it	4
as was the opinion	4
of the antiquity of	4
for the opening of	4
and vse against the	4
rendred a solution of	4
it will be necessary	4
pit of the stomach	4
now i come to	4
the german spaw water	4
to the bathing in	4
of the beams of	4
water of this fountaine	4
of a purging water	4
may conduce to the	4
of the church of	4
this bitter purging salt	4
the quantity of nine	4
the cure of diseases	4
so of the rest	4
and after this manner	4
such and such a	4
seem to me to	4
terminated by the dry	4
a strong solution of	4
especially if it be	4
by reason of some	4
vse against the stone	4
the original in the	4
and veins of the	4
the nature and difference	4
the earth cast out	4
brief account of the	4
about the year of	4
the top of the	4
lately found out at	4
the matter of the	4
the nature of cold	3
and the reason of	3
being a short discourse	3
the water is not	3
to say nothing of	3
the side of the	3
in the place of	3
original in huntington library	3
the hot waters of	3
not by reason of	3
of the decoction of	3
towards the superficies of	3
the thing it self	3
to make vegetable salts	3
an instrument to further	3
whereunto is also annexed	3
but two or three	3
the mouth of the	3
so neither do i	3
continuance of the course	3
it is of the	3
in proportion to the	3
well as in the	3
with spirit of vitriol	3
in summer than in	3
fat earths there is	3
upon the superficies of	3
some observations on those	3
to which are added	3
or spirit of salt	3
briefe treatise of the	3
foorth as yet are	3
of the infusion of	3
and carrying off the	3
virtues above other mineral	3
medicinall waters in the	3
celeste ng sampled and	3
to be as high	3
there is a universal	3
to the understanding the	3
other parts of the	3
of improving by art	3
with a strong fire	3
the virtues of these	3
and those that are	3
acid spirit of air	3
be lighter than common	3
of the essential salt	3
of the body and	3
to be the only	3
of their excellent virtues	3
of the chiefest diseases	3
by art weakly impregnated	3
three wayes to make	3
course of drinking the	3
and it is not	3
be according to the	3
the confession of all	3
a sufficient quantity of	3
the quality of the	3
of the water through	3
according to the quality	3
as well as by	3
i would haue you	3
course of the water	3
treatise of the nature	3
the drinking of it	3
on those soveraign waters	3
standing long in the	3
water is the best	3
use to such as	3
a briefe treatise of	3
vse and efficacie of	3
from those of the	3
the density of the	3
quality cold and dry	3
he was not able	3
for it is not	3
to goe to the	3
contract such a rust	3
which the other stones	3
circulation of the blood	3
publick advantage with ease	3
they are in solutis	3
to be wished that	3
and medicinal operations on	3
their seeds in themselves	3
the second part of	3
in all mineral waters	3
for the production of	3
i advise that they	3
the salt in the	3
by reason of any	3
is great quantity in	3
of the water in	3
hole in the side	3
warmth of a hand	3
not the colour of	3
wayes to make vegetable	3
is also annexed a	3
the rules to be	3
the spirit of this	3
vpon a question mooued	3
waters lately found out	3
the kings bath is	3
and so to be	3
as far as i	3
and against which it	3
find it to be	3
it may be used	3
i shall in the	3
the purging waters of	3
an houre or two	3
publick good by t	3
as i have been	3
syrup of violets it	3
upon the surface of	3
at the pit of	3
is the nativity of	3
of this kind are	3
if it meet with	3
as proceed from thence	3
is so much the	3
most of them are	3
a glass of rhenish	3
more than one of	3
in a great quantity	3
death of people more	3
earths there is at	3
the greatest part of	3
with an enumeration of	3
not to be found	3
according to the opinion	3
in the warmth of	3
by the same means	3
fountains in general is	3
by the change of	3
and if it do	3
to which may be	3
half an hour before	3
of saint peter and	3
advantage with ease and	3
as also for the	3
the bathes and city	3
the bath waters in	3
i thought it not	3
cases and cures effected	3
diseases may be cured	3
to the tops of	3
mineral waters are to	3
to his much honoured	3
and as there is	3
together with a farther	3
some of the water	3
as we call it	3
the elasticity of the	3
the true causes of	3
they are impregnated with	3
not to be taken	3
if there were not	3
in his discourse of	3
which flesh is soonest	3
is not at all	3
the veins of iron	3
in any other season	3
operations on humane bodies	3
and if it will	3
like we observe in	3
to generation and corruption	3
the earth as to	3
concerning the frequencie of	3
the original of springs	3
vertues of the baths	3
from my house in	3
thus much as to	3
by patrik anderson d	3
is the matter of	3
manner and order of	3
if it should be	3
in small quantity many	3
by means of the	3
for the satisfaction of	3
in reference to the	3
in the salt of	3
a solution of hungarian	3
be as high as	3
of fountains in general	3
cheshire of the new	3
the mineral water by	3
as hath been shewed	3
that the nature of	3
and of their excellent	3
may be the better	3
hath been observed by	3
the first is the	3
and in which flesh	3
in the passages of	3
the variety of the	3
as salt of chalk	3
in which flesh is	3
them that drink of	3
in the mean time	3
lower part of the	3
for purging by stool	3
some few drops of	3
the situation of the	3
and that i may	3
of this i have	3
after the drinking of	3
there are divers sorts	3
the level of the	3
some remarkable cases and	3
not here prescribe the	3
of the salt which	3
that are troubled with	3
be a mixture of	3
the herbs from whence	3
new colours with mineral	3
be the same in	3
in that kind of	3
in quality cold and	3
as i haue said	3
drinking the water of	3
a solution of vitriol	3
of kinghorne craig his	3
from the place of	3
effectually cure most diseases	3
at any other time	3
be of excellent use	3
and is a great	3
as we find in	3
is void of taste	3
examples of particular bathes	3
as in the former	3
of other medicinall waters	3
syrup of violets a	3
from the difference of	3
that the sea is	3
are the causes of	3
in the waters of	3
great quantity in some	3
and difference of minerals	3
the vse of them	3
red with tincture of	3
the judgment of the	3
the reason of its	3
and so makes it	3
of body and mind	3
not its strength in	3
of the earl of	3
also annexed a censure	3
the sea to be	3
are troubled with a	3
if they be put	3
sense in this matter	3
pliny makes mention of	3
of the worthies of	3
general directions to be	3
with examples of particular	3
is not likely that	3
a discourse of natural	3
the examen of the	3
of the first part	3
of the body soever	3
and in what cases	3
infusion of galls will	3
weakness of the nerves	3
as spirit of vitriol	3
it to be the	3
as well as others	3
a solution of mercury	3
in person to those	3
it rendred a solution	3
to be of the	3
that according to the	3
is good for the	3
nature and vertues of	3
to have been the	3
the taking of them	3
for the service of	3
of the colour of	3
above ten feet deep	3
knare borow in york	3
it is best to	3
this water is of	3
bears the name of	3
the same in all	3
the well at aberdene	3
make it more cold	3
by way of fomentation	3
in the reign of	3
for a long time	3
the seat of this	3
especially those that are	3
the right use of	3
motion of the blood	3
the seat of the	3
a day or two	3
which would not be	3
the quantity of a	3
it is not necessary	3
quantity of the water	3
it must be by	3
in the forest of	3
with the obstructive humours	3
is held to be	3
the time of king	3
can do as little	3
water in its delightful	3
a vitriolick salt of	3
through the whole body	3
one for the other	3
to give you the	3
in an open glass	3
of the sun in	3
is in the earth	3
the flame of a	3
quantity in some mines	3
against which it may	3
of tinging with galls	3
hot waters of bathe	3
or at least wise	3
the effusion of blood	3
by way of preuention	3
to be of an	3
the highest degree of	3
by the blessing of	3
these waters is to	3
with a farther account	3
cannot be the cause	3
efficacie of those famous	3
by way of letter	3
the passing of the	3
with syrup of buckthorn	3
gulfs of the sea	3
whilest they are in	3
i have more than	3
others attribute this actual	3
waters in the said	3
to be made by	3
they are used also	3
in a very good	3
what hath been done	3
have their seeds in	3
the nature of their	3
a very dark colour	3
as long as the	3
for we see that	3
by the power of	3
health of their bodies	3
to drinke this water	3
according to the several	3
the publick advantage with	3
the true vse thereof	3
and the reason is	3
the natural experimental history	3
their particular essays and	3
the colour of the	3
uses of the queen	3
but if it be	3
it must be cold	3
we see in the	3
the distempers of the	3
the drinking of them	3
two or three hours	3
the original of the	3
middle region of the	3
that they are of	3
the helpe of a	3
of the bathes and	3
of the drinking of	3
inward use of them	3
on the bath waters	3
are not so easily	3
then in the other	3
to the discovery of	3
forms of natural things	3
the frequencie of sicknesse	3
is seated in the	3
much honoured friend sir	3
it appears to be	3
by the changes of	3
of the waters in	3
for my part i	3
whether in the form	3
of the brain and	3
the colde spring of	3
a man of great	3
salt of the upper	3
by william barclay m	3
and so on the	3
the occasion of this	3
ill habit of body	3
nature and use of	3
of minerals and metals	3
solution of mercury sublimate	3
i shall give you	3
as it is an	3
it is of a	3
being a briefe treatise	3
art weakly impregnated mineral	3
an esurine acid salt	3
an aduertisement of the	3
a dram of the	3
more in that season	3
original of springs in	3
these waters do not	3
is very improbable that	3
written by patrik anderson	3
inferred vpon a question	3
or moisture of the	3
is not easie to	3
a way of improving	3
of some learned physician	3
and the heat of	3
this water to be	3
from whence both the	3
it with all the	3
the passage of the	3
trouble a solution of	3
diseases which it is	3
also for the better	3
till you come to	3
essential vitriolick salt of	3
its delightful and medicinal	3
seasons of the year	3
very little of the	3
for the curing of	3
of bathe and wells	3
of the air may	3
that it is in	3
of the earth of	3
related to common salt	3
directions how to use	3
diseases of the head	3
an acid spirit in	3
of some notable cures	3
of the opinion that	3
the different nature of	3
the waters is so	3
not only by the	3
the salt contained in	3
he also saith that	3
a reason of the	3
original of fountains in	3
by drinking of the	3
knowledge of the specifick	3
it is in it	3
experimental history of mineral	3
in such large quantities	3
is no small advantage	3
of french into english	3
of the queen of	3
with a way of	3
of the causes of	3
and uses of bathes	3
verie profitable for such	3
lesser continuance of the	3
is not from the	3
of taste or odour	3
be cured by the	3
too tedious to enumerate	3
non est aer accensus	3
from the use of	3
of our bathes at	3
for the natural experimental	3
it is sufficient that	3
hot as they are	3
for all manner of	3
colde spring of kinghorne	3
grains and a half	3
quantity of the acid	3
the spring or receptacle	3
be hot and dry	3
three or four times	3
a sooty dusky colour	3
saith that the fountain	3
from rain and sun	3
cured by the same	3
the like quantity of	3
excellent virtues above other	3
void of taste or	3
no fuliginous vapours to	3
i had occasion to	3
now so much in	3
and genius of the	3
fit to be taken	3
in all its symptoms	3
what is the true	3
body of the earth	3
according to the diversity	3
wing g estc r	3
the manner and order	3
summer than in winter	3
containing in small quantity	3
with iron and gall	3
the nature and use	3
of these waters to	3
by perusing this discourse	3
exceeded common water in	3
is in the air	3
people of all sorts	3
the original of fountains	3
sold by doctor hieronimus	3
all such symptoms as	3
sal saturni in fair	3
waters is to be	3
of original in british	3
a considerable proportion of	3
it is true that	3
the production of it	3
and doctor of physicke	3
and as long as	3
from whence may be	3
in the territories of	3
seated in the membranes	3
in the isle of	3
from a mixture of	3
arise either from the	3
relation of other medicinall	3
also saith that in	3
in the middle of	3
and this must be	3
both of the bathes	3
of the herbs from	3
vertue of the water	3
a drop of water	3
original in british library	3
this is evident in	3
so on the contrary	3
of the powder of	3
of those famous hot	3
addressed by way of	3
and one of his	3
pores of the body	3
it will be very	3
that the same quantity	3
a certain spring in	3
upon the taking of	3
nature of the same	3
way of making a	3
the chalybeat waters are	3
ferment of the stomach	3
means mineral waters are	3
to the bottom of	3
farther account of it	3
half a mile from	3
or lesser continuance of	3
in diseases of the	3
i shall consider the	3
the kidneys and bladder	3
the last of these	3
or standing long in	3
sold by samuel smith	3
to be obserued in	3
the spaw in germany	3
the church of st	3
at so great a	3
by the colour they	3
whence else doth iron	3
right honourable the earl	3
not to be omitted	3
they are not to	3
as yeerely for their	3
for the removing of	3
three or four pints	3
far foorth as yet	3
what time of the	3
that water which is	3
the water begins to	3
minerals and animals are	3
of the saltness of	3
from the salt of	3
letter to a friend	3
i may say of	3
is increased by the	3
in the next place	3
there is no need	3
delightful and medicinal operations	3
will dissolve in water	3
out of french into	3
not seem strange to	3
with directions how to	3
of the vertue of	3
islington water from the	3
the account of the	3
in the th and	3
in the second or	3
the th and th	3
fluor of the blood	3
be cured by drinking	3
solution of hungarian vitriol	3
in the same degree	3
a small quantity of	3
the saline part of	3
with the water of	3
the salt to be	3
content my self with	3
for the confirmation of	3
a relation of other	3
for the sake of	3
their excellent virtues above	3
of original in huntington	3
is the cause of	3
and i doubt not	3
of it selfe is	3
of some of these	3
to be a little	3
so to make the	3
in the former chapter	3
at night going to	3
to be met with	3
do not deny but	3
this water is a	3
notable cures accounted incurable	3
by the sun and	3
do not we see	3
cures effected by it	3
as appears in the	3
among which are treated	3
body of the waters	3
of its nature and	3
a pint of common	3
the like we observe	3
was the first of	3
the ornament of the	3
my sense in this	3
evaporation of the water	3
with some remarkable cases	3
part of the whole	3
all the parts of	3
i have not been	3
alter the colour of	3
as to make it	3
the end of may	3
for publick good by	3
is the true vse	3
an ounce of common	3
an enumeration of the	3
that an apoplexy is	3
the middle of september	3
and it is the	3
that it is so	3
benefit of all such	3
in the room of	3
some general directions to	3
in a course of	3
for cold and moist	3
the springs of the	3
as the learned dr	3
quantity many pots of	3
for farther information read	3
the bladder and kidneys	3
and it is to	3
in the city of	3
at least every other	3
the benefit of this	3
holds it to be	3
want of another name	3
of the virtues and	3
he knows not how	3
as it may be	3
not from the elements	3
and that it is	3
of the spaw in	3
in the front of	3
of bath and wells	3
with some observations on	3
and sent down a	3
to drink the waters	3
in so much as	3
as also a relation	3
with their particular essays	3
yet by reason of	3
drinking of the well	3
the other two are	3
that there may be	3
in the air that	3
water out of the	3
power of tinging with	3
if the patient be	3
published for publick good	3
the other three elements	3
distribution of such generous	3
as by perusing this	3
which are treated at	3
treatise of the acide	3
kindle any combustible matter	3
the sides of the	3
the like we see	3
to any that are	3
seed of all things	3
the middle region of	3
they are fain to	3
of all manner of	3
natural experimental history of	3
weight of common water	3
with spirit of harts	3
as cannot repaire in	3
not dissolve in water	3
so much as to	3
if it be mixed	3
it is in the	3
of the earth and	3
two ounces of the	3
observe it to be	3
is evident in the	3
into its own nature	3
either from the difference	3
either for purging by	3
ng sampled and proofread	3
the opinion of many	3
repaire in person to	3
of people more in	3
to be hot and	3
in many of them	3
which the dutch call	3
be made of the	3
the head of the	3
of cheshire of the	3
be sold by doctor	3
the confirmation of this	3
those that have a	3
the diuersity of bodies	3
that the water of	3
medicinal operations on humane	3
makes no alteration in	3
make vegetable salts to	3
particular essays and uses	3
being put into water	3
the worthies of england	3
in the generation of	3
other medicinall waters in	3
and found it to	3
so great a distance	3
bitter purging salt in	3
are in solutis principiis	3
honourable the earl of	3
have made use of	3
account of the nature	3
found it to be	3
this manner is the	3
any other of the	3
see no reason but	3
that have written of	3
and qualities of the	3
there is at first	3
within the space of	3
it is very improbable	3
in the like case	3
this water doth not	3
in its delightful and	3
to extricate the benign	3
and fro in the	3
of minerals in the	3
near knare borow in	3
bath waters in somersetshire	3
must of necessity be	3
the place of the	3
than from the land	3
three or foure times	3
veines of the earth	3
the mannour of latham	3
of the water is	3
the forest of knaresborow	3
with powder of galls	3
the nature of saltpetre	3
and so may be	3
chymical part of the	3
celeste ng text and	3
earth cast out of	3
of the well at	3
be observed in the	3
perswade my self that	3
a rust as they	3
saint peter and paul	3
and so by consequence	3
by an acid subterraneal	3
every one knows that	3
judge it to be	3
i hope i shall	3
of this kind is	3
that these waters are	3
bathing in our baths	3
to the opinion of	3
of some general directions	3
of the air in	3
of the animal spirits	3
attribute this actual heat	3
for want of another	3
with the use of	3
if it be boiled	3
profitable for such patients	3
of this sort of	3
cannot repaire in person	3
the same manner as	3
a greater quantity of	3
the college of physicians	3
as there is a	3
my account of the	3
to which i may	3
as is the opinion	3
an acid subterraneal spirit	3
person to those fountaines	3
latham spaw in lancashire	3
that this salt is	3
true and exact account	3
of letter to a	3
and a half of	3
an infinite number of	3
proportion of the water	3
and it may be	3
are most of our	3
attenuating of gross humours	3
to the whole body	3
both their actual heat	3
i may not omit	3
dissolved in the water	3
use of them by	3
if any shall object	3
such a quantity of	3
ng text and markup	3
people more in that	3
we may see in	3
and their virtues proceed	3
of the stomach and	3
information read the contents	3
are treated at large	3
as i am informed	3
as they are not	3
treatise concerning the nature	3
together with the causes	3
in all parts of	3
the water of that	3
that are attended with	3
the concoction of the	3
it doth not follow	3
and cures effected by	3
there is not any	3
order of taking of	3
imitating the german spaw	3
of the acid spirit	3
the one into the	3
virtues of the baths	3
there is such a	3
the circulation of the	3
exact account of sadlers	3
there is great quantity	3
the nature and vertues	3
our bathes at bathe	3
to be taken at	3
nature of the waters	3
the fountaine it selfe	3
notice of by mr	3
the end of this	3
these waters may be	3
those at the spaw	3
and exact account of	3
state of the blood	3
not to be drank	3
the acid spirit of	3
the spirit of wine	3
kinghorne craig his admirable	3
ounce of common water	3
my self have seen	3
the reason of which	3
the year of christ	3
we have no certain	3
is the reason that	3
nourished by the elements	3
it is thought to	3
it will plainly appeare	3
density of the earth	3
by what means mineral	3
it be a gum	3
salt of common earth	3
account of sadlers well	3
manner is the nativity	3
his much honoured friend	3
also a relation of	3
no part of the	3
aduertisement of the great	3
that are subiect to	3
the seed of all	3
and that which is	3
of the blood in	3
which is peculiar to	3
a drop of spirit	3
yeerely for their health	3
and spirit of vitriol	3
the figure of the	3
part of the earth	3
have been observed to	3
way of letter to	3
cold and moist diseases	3
into the veins of	3
in so small a	3
with the esurine salt	3
a farther account of	3
hot and dry in	3
which i have observed	3
is to be sold	3
of the bladder and	3
of taking of it	3
colour with syrup of	3
the operation of these	3
what means mineral waters	3
such a rust as	3
as commonly it is	3
the condition of the	3
what diseases may be	3
small quantity many pots	3
the state of the	3
up to the heads	3
by reason of that	3
i have not yet	3
that the drinking of	3
treating of its nature	3
g estc r ocm	3
chiefest diseases which it	3
or varieties of impregnations	3
the inmost recesses of	3
of the degree of	3
of the history of	3
the greatness of the	3
honoured friend sir e	3
calx of the purging	3
physicke by way of	3
a quarter of a	3
of the diuersity of	3
to the middle of	3
would haue you to	3
taste of common water	3
of observations and experiments	3
from time to time	3
that they have not	3
and order of taking	3
i my self have	3
at the spaw in	3
when i come to	3
that they are not	3
and animals are generated	3
and whereas it is	3
a wing g estc	3
not the reason of	3
the beginning of the	3
salt of the selenitical	3
of all sorts of	3
the same virtues with	3
whence both the actual	3
the chiefest diseases which	3
in a draught of	3
in half an hour	3
ought to be continued	3
which are mixed with	3
difference of the quantity	3
part of the salt	3
the nativity of nitre	3
after this manner is	3
two drams and grains	3
heavier than common water	3
rust as they do	3
of springs in general	3
of the condition of	3
to drink these waters	3
of a purple colour	3
after the cure of	3
veins of the said	3
the second or third	3
the sign of the	3
by doctor hieronimus seminus	3
doth not follow that	3
long in the air	3
and yet are cold	3
a relation of some	3
and make an apozem	3
greater or lesser continuance	3
its nature and virtues	3
written to his much	3
others of the same	3
the degree of coldness	3
common salt of nature	3
where the water is	3
the nymph of aberdene	3
by little and little	3
is one of the	3
hold it to be	3
with an aduertisement of	3
ex motu fit calor	3
juices of the body	3
the opinion of a	3
it is not enough	3
of the manner of	3
the generation of metals	3
the contents of the	3
the softness of the	3
use of the water	3
of the baths in	3
for the time of	3
be communicated with water	3
the dryness of earth	3
the minerals and marcasites	3
good habit of body	3
out of the body	3
generation of minerals in	3
herbs from whence they	3
after the death of	3
an hour or two	3
more of the nature	3
in the end of	3
remarkable cases and cures	3
if it were not	3
parts of the air	3
the first of the	3
yet i think it	3
such as will not	3
relation of some notable	3
in an account of	3
that is found in	3
of the light chalybeat	3
the hands of empericks	3
to the diversity of	3
in the chapter of	3
cured by drinking of	3
found to be so	3
i shall give the	3
have more than once	3
and vse of this	3
and is therewith coagulated	3
the manner of bathing	3
shall take notice of	3
as may conduce to	3
the second salt of	3
of the sea is	3
together with an enumeration	3
the reign of king	3
either by fire or	3
is chiefly to be	3
above other mineral waters	3
fountaine in the forest	3
season of the yeere	3
coldness of the water	3
that there are some	3
and the manner and	3
enumeration of the chiefest	3
partake of no other	3
in general is declared	3
especially of our bathes	3
the use of our	3
esurine salt in those	3
which may be added	3
and i perswade my	3
in the side of	3
for which it is	3
some parts of the	3
dwelling in the city	3
observations on those soveraign	3
it is manifest that	3
of the like nature	3
way of improving by	3
a table of the	3
and the purging salt	3
saturni in fair water	3
together with the obstructive	3
cold and moist cause	3
a true and exact	3
to be attributed to	3
stone of the bladder	3
to come to the	3
the bitter purging waters	3
into the hands of	3
no doubt it is	3
or two of the	3
farther information read the	3
some notable cures accounted	3
in winter then in	3
improving by art weakly	3
whereof there is great	3
that is the best	3
one into the other	3
are the effects of	3
that they that have	3
with a brief account	3
from the mixture of	3
cause of this distemper	3
concerning the original of	3
craig his admirable and	3
which i may add	3
these waters to be	3
nature of this distemper	3
vp of the water	3
the lower part of	3
from the acid spirit	3
for the prevention of	3
to me to be	3
much of the nature	3
it not besides my	2
being taken out of	2
of which perhaps not	2
for the perfecting of	2
each half a scruple	2
there is great reason	2
all the seeds of	2
the reason of them	2
places of the earth	2
a more equal distribution	2
besides their own nature	2
pliny reports that the	2
in a glass retort	2
crude humours in their	2
to the production of	2
queens bath is the	2
by any violent motion	2
in the same proportion	2
that the inequality of	2
are subject to miscarriages	2
their stay upon them	2
vessel it was melted	2
of examining mineral waters	2
the metalline parts of	2
what beds of minerals	2
of quantity enough for	2
to the better understanding	2
of these purging waters	2
to be at the	2
new colour with ferruginous	2
to unite them with	2
drank freely of this	2
be in some sort	2
sea to be lower	2
liquor and presently to	2
of water from the	2
the spring of life	2
in the salts of	2
under or near the	2
pretty bustle or ferment	2
the juyce or salt	2
way of insession in	2
common to other mineral	2
more equal distribution of	2
to take it in	2
the water made by	2
the saltness of waters	2
in his learned treatise	2
one of the wells	2
and that in such	2
that in the country	2
no small advantage that	2
on the same account	2
is not convenient to	2
sort of mineral waters	2
written to bishop mountague	2
as we see it	2
have given you a	2
in the said city	2
the aptness of the	2
before christ was born	2
out of their heads	2
assign their virtues to	2
of the waters they	2
bottom of the bath	2
being boiled in rain	2
are so fitted there	2
height of a distemper	2
so they are more	2
to convey medicine to	2
that this sort of	2
as we have said	2
blaney text and markup	2
read the contents composed	2
qualities of the liquor	2
season by reason of	2
before the taking of	2
i treat of the	2
a fortnight or three	2
most part of it	2
at the publick well	2
think it necessary to	2
water sharpened with oyl	2
we see in a	2
so makes it up	2
and by the rules	2
syrup of cloves a	2
so farre from the	2
stone cannot be felt	2
is that which is	2
it continually proceeds to	2
repaire to the baths	2
as the nature of	2
i filled two vial	2
in the degree of	2
the year ante christum	2
i have said of	2
or mainly in a	2
it not from the	2
is taken notice of	2
end of the year	2
distances are to be	2
general dispensation of the	2
sold at his shop	2
a vehicle water is	2
as many of them	2
may be in some	2
that all the seeds	2
were made by art	2
london by his son	2
of an acid tartarous	2
easie directions that are	2
pabulum or recruit to	2
of the strange variety	2
of the pouder of	2
make the globous sea	2
that they judged them	2
it may make the	2