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quadgram	frequency
early english books online	55
observations made upon the	48
some observations made upon	48
of the small pox	39
in the small pox	35
is not to be	27
characters represented either as	26
represented either as utf	26
a doctor of physick	25
doctor of physick in	25
by a doctor of	24
in the countrey to	21
of physick in the	19
physick in the countrey	19
in the beginning of	19
imported from the indies	19
written by a doctor	18
the mass of blood	18
habit of the body	17
admirable virtues in curing	17
its admirable virtues in	16
shewing its admirable virtues	16
the beginning of the	15
coded from proquest page	14
by the use of	14
financial support to the	14
by the institutions providing	14
and markup reviewed and	14
support to the early	14
the work described above	14
text can be copied	14
providing financial support to	14
i text is available	14
according to the terms	14
english books online text	14
the true nature of	14
keyboarded and encoded edition	14
there is not any	14
encoded text transcribed from	14
online text creation partnership	14
to the early english	14
this keyboarded and encoded	14
encoded edition of the	14
markup reviewed and edited	14
the institutions providing financial	14
work described above is	14
tcp assigned for keying	14
true nature of the	14
edition of the work	14
iv tiff page images	14
and coded from proquest	14
the terms of creative	14
is available for reuse	14
assigned for keying and	14
owned by the institutions	14
institutions providing financial support	14
of the work described	14
even for commercial purposes	14
from proquest page images	14
text is available for	14
text and markup reviewed	14
all without asking permission	14
terms of creative commons	14
images scanned from microfilm	14
the early english books	14
described above is co	14
books online text creation	14
phase i text is	14
the text can be	14
for keying and markup	14
and encoded edition of	14
to the terms of	14
keyed and coded from	14
this phase i text	14
sets published by proquest	13
within the usual project	13
a partnership between the	13
of the texts have	13
image sets published by	13
we respectfully request that	13
by university of nebraska	13
texts have been issued	13
should make clear that	13
was proofread for accuracy	13
new cambridge bibliography of	13
tcp is a partnership	13
a compelling reason to	13
and or corrected and	13
were corrected where possible	13
with level of the	13
been looked at by	13
be marked as illegible	13
quantities of textual data	13
reason to do so	13
corrected where possible up	13
proquest to create accurately	13
a limit of instances	13
guidelines are available at	13
tcp is to encode	13
keyers to be redone	13
of gaps by user	13
therefore chose to create	13
cambridge bibliography of english	13
included and sometimes a	13
in mind that in	13
textual data within the	13
phase of the project	13
to produce large quantities	13
of time and funding	13
project was divided into	13
divided into two phases	13
the publisher proquest to	13
published between and available	13
encoded texts based on	13
create accurately transcribed and	13
given to their original	13
during phase of the	13
be made about the	13
will be marked as	13
for an anonymous work	13
which did not meet	13
sometimes a second or	13
standards were returned to	13
estc r ocm this	13
to the keyers to	13
into placeholder characters or	13
did not meet qa	13
in english were prioritized	13
aware of the process	13
a wide variety of	13
for transcription and basic	13
remain and some readable	13
transformed into placeholder characters	13
assumptions that can be	13
was chosen if there	13
and encoded texts based	13
elements to simplify the	13
the general aim of	13
publisher proquest to create	13
released into the public	13
if there was a	13
created by converting tcp	13
but we respectfully request	13
the habit of the	13
of a work was	13
was intended to range	13
are available at the	13
understanding these processes should	13
tcp files to tei	13
and sometimes a second	13
and some readable characters	13
characters marked as illegible	13
readable characters will be	13
transcription and basic encoding	13
are eligible for inclusion	13
up to a limit	13
images in accordance with	13
text creation partnership web	13
filling in of gaps	13
have been issued variously	13
placeholder characters or elements	13
and therefore chose to	13
whichever is the greater	13
the text creation partnership	13
range over a wide	13
editions of a works	13
unicode or text strings	13
were returned to the	13
proofread for accuracy and	13
works are eligible for	13
accurately transcribed and encoded	13
of tcp data is	13
texts based on the	13
into the public domain	13
chose to create diplomatic	13
transcribed and encoded texts	13
and linked to page	13
errors will remain and	13
project have been released	13
companies for transcription and	13
use these texts for	13
text with mnemonic sdata	13
any assumptions that can	13
likelihood such instances will	13
level of the tei	13
encoding based on the	13
the encoding was enhanced	13
accordance with level of	13
been transformed into placeholder	13
of works in other	13
any remaining illegibles were	13
returned to the keyers	13
have been released into	13
were encoded and linked	13
or text strings within	13
the public domain as	13
to a limit of	13
between the universities of	13
produce large quantities of	13
simplify the filling in	13
teams in oxford and	13
these processes should make	13
usual project restraints of	13
is a partnership between	13
issued variously as sgml	13
work was chosen if	13
selection was intended to	13
mnemonic sdata character entities	13
attribution is given to	13
texts were encoded and	13
limit of instances per	13
instances will never have	13
universities of michigan and	13
will remain and some	13
bear in mind that	13
although there are a	13
or elements to simplify	13
processes should make clear	13
where possible up to	13
tcp aimed to produce	13
will never have been	13
have been transformed into	13
quality assurance was then	13
p using tcp tei	13
or corrected and characters	13
of a works in	13
gaps by user contributors	13
and oxford and the	13
there are a number	13
as opposed to critical	13
data within the usual	13
to their original source	13
chosen if there was	13
to tei p using	13
was enhanced and or	13
available at the text	13
changes to facilitate morpho	13
to encode one copy	13
to range over a	13
a second or later	13
of michigan and oxford	13
sets were sent to	13
to external keying companies	13
was then carried out	13
intended to range over	13
print record of the	13
the keyers to be	13
illegibles were encoded as	13
a number of works	13
never have been looked	13
to reflect the true	13
was a compelling reason	13
the tei in libraries	13
to page images in	13
of the process of	13
over a wide variety	13
by a tcp editor	13
based on the image	13
and markup guidelines are	13
tei in libraries guidelines	13
can now take and	13
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quality of tcp data	13
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remaining illegibles were encoded	13
later edition of a	13
second or later edition	13
copies of the texts	13
language title published between	13
possible up to a	13
first editions of a	13
opposed to critical editions	13
characters will be marked	13
some errors will remain	13
reflect the true nature	13
was divided into two	13
the project have been	13
text selection was based	13
texts created during phase	13
been released into the	13
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the text encoding initiative	13
known extent have been	13
tcp data is very	13
anyone can now take	13
each text was proofread	13
enhanced and or corrected	13
qa standards were returned	13
restraints of time and	13
of any assumptions that	13
record of the period	13
a works in english	13
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was based on the	13
elements of known extent	13
editorial teams in oxford	13
large quantities of textual	13
is to encode one	13
notably latin and welsh	13
external keying companies for	13
credit and attribution is	13
can be made about	13
of known extent have	13
compelling reason to do	13
text was proofread for	13
and use these texts	13
via their early english	13
on the image sets	13
process of creating the	13
keying and markup guidelines	13
the texts have been	13
illegible were corrected where	13
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reproduction of original in	13
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characters or elements to	13
of the project have	13
their early english books	13
public domain as of	13
meet qa standards were	13
in accordance with level	13
of textual data within	13
were sent to external	13
r ocm this keyboarded	13
printed in the year	13
in all likelihood such	13
corrected and characters marked	13
or for an anonymous	13
tei p using tcp	13
data is very good	13
of creating the tcp	13
files to tei p	13
and available in eebo	13
on the text encoding	13
those which did not	13
overall quality of tcp	13
published by proquest via	13
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title published between and	13
a work was chosen	13
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selection was based on	13
of the tei in	13
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at the text creation	13
encoding was enhanced and	13
the new cambridge bibliography	13
number of works in	13
variety of subject areas	13
between and available in	13
by proquest via their	13
mind that in all	13
page images in accordance	13
such instances will never	13
with mnemonic sdata character	13
by editorial teams in	13
carried out by editorial	13
based on the text	13
domain as of january	13
users should bear in	13
proquest via their early	13
linked to page images	13
usually the first edition	13
assurance was then carried	13
by converting tcp files	13
encoded as gap s	13
markup guidelines are available	13
is given to their	13
should be aware of	13
to create diplomatic transcriptions	13
mainly structural encoding based	13
in oxford and michigan	13
based on the new	13
the overall quality of	13
michigan and oxford and	13
are a number of	13
unicode or tei g	13
the usual project restraints	13
oxford and the publisher	13
been issued variously as	13
tcp project was divided	13
users should be aware	13
general aim of eebo	13
and therefore of any	13
in of gaps by	13
as illegible were corrected	13
wide variety of subject	13
works in other languages	13
ocm this keyboarded and	13
of the print record	13
and the publisher proquest	13
or later edition of	13
respectfully request that due	13
while the overall quality	13
now take and use	13
request that due credit	13
out by editorial teams	13
all likelihood such instances	13
extent have been transformed	13
converting tcp files to	13
of each text was	13
keying companies for transcription	13
to create accurately transcribed	13
ascii text with mnemonic	13
gap elements of known	13
sent to external keying	13
and those which did	13
their works are eligible	13
due credit and attribution	13
looked at by a	13
works in english were	13
nature of the print	13
structural encoding based on	13
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the nature of the	13
edition of a work	13
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partnership between the universities	13
accuracy and those which	13
with changes to facilitate	13
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of every monographic english	13
at by a tcp	13
processed by university of	13
were encoded as gap	13
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texts for their own	13
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encoded and linked to	13
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and characters marked as	13
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text strings within braces	13
creation partnership web site	13
marked as illegible were	13
that due credit and	13
the texts were encoded	13
therefore of any assumptions	13
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the image sets published	13
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image sets were sent	13
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bibliography of english literature	13
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of instances per text	13
some readable characters will	13
and xml conversion some	12
made upon the root	12
conversion some observations made	12
xml conversion some observations	12
if it be true	12
the cure of the	12
of original in the	12
that the small pox	12
in the british library	11
original in the british	11
in order to the	11
the small pox are	11
the state of the	11
from the indies shewing	10
upon the root called	10
a wing p estc	10
wing p estc r	10
p estc r ocm	10
of the colledge of	9
the blood in the	9
drawn out of this	9
for the most part	9
that it may be	9
the countrey to dr	9
president of the colledge	9
the veins and arteries	9
for the cure of	9
the small pox do	9
the use of this	9
the course of the	8
at the same time	8
attributed also to john	8
parts of the body	8
texture of the body	8
admirable virtue in curing	8
phlebotomy in the small	8
that there is a	8
also to john pechey	8
as not to be	8
the strength of the	7
of the mass of	7
if there be any	7
imported from the east	7
the quantity of a	7
it is manifest that	7
the rules of art	7
by reason of the	7
circumference to the center	7
beginning of the disease	7
of phlebotomy in the	7
the progress of the	7
of the royal society	7
that there is no	7
in the cure of	7
all distempers of the	7
from the circumference to	7
in the mass of	7
there is a great	7
the circumference to the	7
it is not to	7
physitian in the countrey	6
colledge of physitians in	6
written by a physitian	6
a countrey physitian to	6
the colledge of physitians	6
strength of the patient	6
virtues in curing the	6
of physitians in london	6
his friend in london	6
that the bloud is	6
in the progress of	6
to his friend in	6
countrey to his friend	6
it ought to be	6
beginning of the small	6
not so much as	6
the colledge of physicians	6
nature of the blood	6
not to be doubted	6
the countrey to his	6
countrey physitian to dr	6
to be able to	6
by a physitian in	6
the indies shewing its	6
the texture of the	6
it be true that	6
the eruption of the	6
the violence of the	6
written by a countrey	6
and shortness of breath	6
aptara keyed and coded	6
for any man to	6
motion of the blood	6
by a countrey physitian	6
a physitian in the	6
indies shewing its admirable	6
not be able to	5
the ancient methods of	5
bite of an adder	5
that it is a	5
if it be not	5
the practise of phlebotomy	5
the small pox is	5
concerning phlebotomy in the	5
progress of the disease	5
of my lord bacon	5
the cure of a	5
of the blood in	5
which is to be	5
covantage keyed and coded	5
the bite of an	5
to the use of	5
it is to be	5
as if it were	5
be accompanied with a	5
if it be so	5
the church of england	5
in his treatise of	5
direct method of healing	5
whole mass of blood	5
colour of the blood	5
the use of the	5
the cause of the	5
i could tell you	5
nor is there any	5
the blood of the	5
and as it were	5
if the feaver be	5
you may see in	5
the declination of the	5
to take notice of	5
not to be able	5
the time of the	5
in the bodies of	5
of the lord bacon	5
time of the disease	5
to the rules of	5
without removing the efficient	5
ancient methods of science	5
the augment of the	5
the whole mass of	5
apex covantage keyed and	5
no more to be	5
i come now to	5
for it is not	5
that it is not	5
removing the efficient cause	5
the surface of the	5
to be let blood	5
so as to be	5
state of the disease	5
before the small pox	5
notes for div a	5
the efficient cause thereof	5
made upon the blatta	4
by reason of their	4
virtues in curing malignant	4
made upon the bengala	4
the humors from the	4
mona logarbo text and	4
worms in the bodies	4
is so great a	4
distempers of the eyes	4
as you may see	4
its admirable virtue in	4
to cure those that	4
that we ought to	4
that in such cases	4
provided for the souldiers	4
extract drawn out of	4
to be doubted but	4
so as that the	4
wonderful virtue against worms	4
made upon the angola	4
declination of the small	4
not to mention others	4
the small pox to	4
in curing malignant spotted	4
the indies shewing their	4
let blood in the	4
medicines of little cost	4
in the state of	4
virtue in curing dropsies	4
it is true that	4
in curing all distempers	4
virtue against worms in	4
disciple of the lord	4
approved medicines of little	4
bad blood without removing	4
easing all sorts of	4
blood at the nose	4
mona logarbo sampled and	4
virtues in curing melancholly	4
made upon the malabar	4
curing malignant spotted feavers	4
in preventing womens miscarriages	4
logarbo sampled and proofread	4
could tell you of	4
shewing their wonderful virtue	4
distempers of the brain	4
indies shewing their wonderful	4
to give an account	4
the patient in the	4
virtues in curing astmahs	4
their admirable virtues in	4
pox do come forth	4
and also to cure	4
in such a case	4
preserve health and also	4
happening by the bite	4
van der linden disp	4
made upon the barbado	4
there is a greater	4
made upon the mexico	4
the strange symptomes happening	4
in his discourse of	4
blood without removing the	4
made upon the serpent	4
of the sun stoned	4
the root called nean	4
there is no such	4
but if it be	4
andrew kuster text and	4
upon the serpent stones	4
symptomes happening by the	4
in curing melancholly and	4
his treatise of the	4
by the authority of	4
colledge of physicians at	4
physician for his majesty	4
the generality of physicians	4
the root called serapias	4
i will not deny	4
against worms in the	4
according to the rules	4
out of which it	4
upon the barbado seeds	4
upon the blatta bizantina	4
royal society at london	4
it is evident that	4
what hath been said	4
but all in vain	4
that there is any	4
kuster text and markup	4
one of the royal	4
shewing their wonderful virtues	4
if the patient be	4
blood in the veins	4
small pox do come	4
the whole habit of	4
of it in the	4
upon the bengala bean	4
that the generality of	4
the brain and nerves	4
the bodies of men	4
upon the angola seed	4
their wonderful virtue against	4
curing melancholly and distraction	4
to make use of	4
shewing their admirable virtue	4
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shewing their admirable virtues	4
the motion of the	4
curing all distempers of	4
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the mode of france	4
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a great deal of	4
upon the malabar nutt	4
i knew a young	4
of the stomach and	4
for the souldiers knap	4
those that are sick	4
of blood at the	4
that the pest is	4
of which it is	4
andrew kuster sampled and	4
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high and low germany	4
health and also to	4
logarbo text and markup	4
relation of the strange	4
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by the bite of	4
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shewing its admirable virtue	4
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wonderful virtues in curing	4
upon the calumba wood	4
the royal society at	4
of the strange symptomes	4
the use of phlebotomy	4
for a man to	4
attributed to john pechey	4
the loss of a	4
upon the mexico seeds	4
virtue in curing all	4
in curing the kings	4
cure those that are	4
their admirable virtue in	4
in the case of	4
if the disease be	4
their wonderful virtues in	4
not to be understood	4
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drops drawn out of	4
gentlewoman who had a	4
made upon the banellas	4
all sorts of hemorrages	4
strange symptomes happening by	4
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bleed at the nose	4
kuster sampled and proofread	4
in the blood of	4
in a letter to	4
use of this remedy	4
also to cure those	4
ought not to be	4
to preserve health and	4
concerned in the quarrel	3
to be cured by	3
is not able to	3
troubled with that distemper	3
they apply themselves to	3
phlebotomy in the plague	3
the powder of this	3
the redundance of blood	3
one that is putrid	3
the motion of nature	3
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and are to be	3
the case of the	3
surface of the blood	3
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useful to bleed in	3
the truth of the	3
any other as yet	3
spi global keyed and	3
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be seen in the	3
all to no purpose	3
is to be observed	3
whole habit of the	3
of the brain and	3
whose words are these	3
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to the cure of	3
course of the blood	3
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the quantity of blood	3
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eruption of the small	3
the direct help and	3
of blood in the	3
the doctrine of the	3
be doubted but that	3
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wish all men to	3
any thing yet found	3
at length i gave	3
quantity of a nut	3
shewing its wonderful virtue	3
his patients in london	3
in the first beginning	3
or whether it be	3
they have come forth	3
the effects of blood	3
in all these cases	3
i am sure he	3
an habit of body	3
proceed to the second	3
that the blood in	3
the most rational and	3
that there are some	3
the blood hath been	3
to the president of	3
hence it is that	3
countrey to sir george	3
tyed in a cloath	3
the patient be strangled	3
that there is so	3
doth it appear that	3
course of the disease	3
the physician is to	3
and the country mans	3
is the sum of	3
there is no doubt	3
it was in its	3
humors from the circumference	3
admirable virtues in preventing	3
to destroy the patient	3
if they come out	3
to sir george ent	3
in the chapter of	3
five pounds of blood	3
restoring nature after it	3
and if it be	3
the countrey to one	3
out of this root	3
was a man of	3
pleurisies have been cured	3
in curing all sorts	3
nature and vertues above	3
is likely to be	3
cure of the small	3
a member of the	3
been impaired by languishing	3
as to destroy the	3
the due administration of	3
botallus de venae sect	3
the blood of all	3
is not so much	3
to the strength of	3
it hath been impaired	3
as yet written of	3
impaired by languishing distempers	3
direct help and conduct	3
and extract drawn out	3
nature of the disease	3
a patient of his	3
is no more to	3
i call that the	3
publisht by a doctor	3
a relation of the	3
in the augment of	3
shewing its nature and	3
and all to no	3
global keyed and coded	3
betwixt the blood of	3
as it were in	3
use of such a	3
twenty five pounds of	3
danger least the patient	3
when it was in	3
the continuance of the	3
and restoring nature after	3
that the patient may	3
in case the patient	3
tincture drawn out of	3
after it hath been	3
the loss of blood	3
is evident that the	3
open a veine in	3
in the aforesaid cases	3
bled at the nose	3
in the end of	3
and the practice thereof	3
it is used by	3
of it to be	3
i proceed to the	3
it self in the	3
are not to be	3
it hath been observed	3
in the arterious blood	3
pain in her stomach	3
i am ready to	3
according as it is	3
great variety in the	3
an epistolary discourse concerning	3
that the use of	3
and that there is	3
preserve from the infection	3
into the habit of	3
no direct method of	3
in curing the gout	3
if there be a	3
the colour of the	3
the effects of phlebotomy	3
the countrey to sir	3
practice thereof experimentally justified	3
if i were to	3
many young children have	3
to cure a cut	3
a great variety in	3
that any man should	3
an imbecillity of judgment	3
giddiness in the head	3
in the same manner	3
of the whole body	3
published by a doctor	3
drops at a time	3
of a multitude of	3
the errors of the	3
with little or no	3
have been cured by	3
when the small pox	3
the country mans closet	3
in the beginning and	3
a pretended disciple of	3
things are to be	3
of physick in glocester	3
is a preparatory for	3
thing yet found out	3
flows in the veins	3
an account of the	3
if any man can	3
on the fourth day	3
a great pain in	3
wherein the nature of	3
for a sharp feaver	3
and the effects of	3
it may not be	3
to be in the	3
sometimes the small pox	3
the cause of her	3
to go about to	3
in the declination of	3
the generation of the	3
whether there be any	3
no other than what	3
curing all sorts of	3
that phlebotomy may be	3
twelve pounds of blood	3
one of his patients	3
the pox come forth	3
if it were not	3
in the time of	3
and long fits of	3
they are to be	3
beyond any thing yet	3
upon a gentle fire	3
other as yet written	3
i have read that	3
is no other than	3
is necessary that i	3
beginning of the plague	3
hath been observed in	3
its nature and vertues	3
sorts of rhumatical pains	3
there is so great	3
the practice thereof experimentally	3
to discharge it self	3
the product of a	3
cure of the plague	3
so far as to	3
the small pox begin	3
above any other as	3
of the patients body	3
the flux of bloud	3
be any such thing	3
of the morbifick matter	3
the small pox be	3
the glandules of the	3
epistolary discourse concerning phlebotomy	3
disciple of my lord	3
for the cure thereof	3
the drops drawn out	3
be such as to	3
to one of his	3
i do not see	3
change the state of	3
but not so as	3
if the body be	3
give an account of	3
is an effect of	3
doctrine of the first	3
petrus a castro de	3
fitts of the mother	3
of the first matter	3
out bad blood without	3
written by richard elkes	3
that in the first	3
that we do hold	3
of physick in york	3
particularly spitting of blood	3
i doubt not but	3
in several other diseases	3
preparatory for a sharp	3
to be seen in	3
long fits of sickness	3
is no direct method	3
the bills of mortality	3
is necessary to the	3
member of the royal	3
in so much that	3
i must tell you	3
nature after it hath	3
attended with a feaver	3
if it be evident	3
and the small pox	3
the opinion of the	3
of the blood seems	3
the president of the	3
that they do not	3
so well as to	3
it is certain that	3
all sorts of rhumatical	3
as it were a	3
and vertues above any	3
that the blood doth	3
of his patients in	3
in reference to the	3
impossible for any man	3
are to be cured	3
is no doubt but	3
do not retract the	3
as it is used	3
in the veins and	3
and easing all sorts	3
george ent at london	3
the sum of all	3
state of the question	3
i now come to	3
to be presumed upon	3
and in order thereunto	3
sir george ent at	3
it is confessed that	3
nothing is more certain	3
of phlebotomy in a	3
will not deny but	3
that in the beginning	3
so much as a	3
countrey to one of	3
with the help of	3
the circulation of the	3
by the mixture of	3
the recovery of the	3
virtues in curing all	3
is the cause of	3
the chapter of the	3
circulation of the blood	3
and if the disease	3
i have made many	3
there is such a	3
the mass of bloud	3
a letter to mr	3
the pest it self	3
and particularly spitting of	3
and in several other	3
pretended disciple of the	3
were it not for	3
be cured without phlebotomy	3
the generation of blood	3
in the mean time	3
in the same condition	3
to be the most	3
and the cure thereof	3
i am not so	3
not only in the	3
as appears by the	3
season of the year	3
the volatile salt of	3
the stomach and intestines	3
make this into a	3
in behalf of the	3
is a great variety	3
virtues in preventing womens	3
i found the man	3
cure of a cut	3
in the use of	3
one of the most	3
that the blood is	3
it is a most	3
it self into the	3
a preparatory for a	3
is to be seen	2
to be cured in	2
of sickness publisht by	2
the banellas imported from	2
it doth not seem	2
they have of the	2
the serum of the	2
usefulness of phlebotomy in	2
or one that is	2
that i have known	2
be administred in the	2
the bloud to be	2
the humours from the	2
is to imitate nature	2
the maturation of the	2
an effort of nature	2
resist the assaults of	2
not easie to be	2
they are prone to	2
may see in the	2
indetermined amongst the most	2
i wish you to	2
danger in the disease	2
the pest is not	2
is said to be	2
when they have been	2
or if it be	2
turkey shewing its admirable	2
carcasses of such as	2
twice in the weeke	2
in the like manner	2
administred in the beginning	2
sanguinis missio homines febri	2
i find my self	2
she went out her	2
expulsion of the small	2
with a mixture of	2
first matter and forms	2
much as is sufficient	2
or repeat the evacuation	2
during the siege of	2
this and many other	2
least the patient be	2
the hypothesis of the	2
phlebotomy repeated in an	2
concerning phlebotomy in opposition	2
you must not let	2
i have said enough	2
rules of our art	2
the notional disputing physiology	2
the pest be a	2
was the cause of	2
maturation of the pox	2
in which the blood	2
not to be denied	2
is no less certain	2
or total corruption of	2
errour of the press	2
certain that there is	2
curing astmahs sic and	2
as if the galenists	2
usque ad animi deliquium	2
than that it should	2
blood written by a	2
supposed to constitute the	2
who hath not seen	2
why is not the	2
this mode of defalcating	2
this habit of body	2
the principal cause of	2
is very unlikely a	2
i wish all men	2
oftentimes we see that	2
to be observed in	2
of the most judicious	2
of heat and cold	2
you demand i should	2
am apt to think	2
the first beginning of	2
to an heathen authority	2
ut ipse sese in	2
produce such an effect	2
de medicis apud gr	2
all this world of	2
these things are to	2
melancholly and distraction written	2
a whole troop of	2
there are so many	2
or ninsing imported from	2
taken in a general	2
it often happens that	2
there be danger of	2
as before is shewed	2
my self with the	2
fits of sickness publisht	2
to bring them forth	2
accompanied with a violent	2
ulcer of the lungs	2
that i do not	2
plenitude should be of	2
that of all the	2
the galenical alimentary humours	2
is an aphorisme of	2
after the eruption of	2
seeds imported from the	2
pest by a feaver	2
if the cause of	2
as when it was	2
brought the world so	2
but neither of these	2
as to what he	2
phlebotomy in the augment	2
whensoever the blood is	2
the plague ariseth from	2
evil beyond any thing	2
that is to be	2
i am confident the	2
not to name them	2
so that the whole	2
this i have often	2
a diaphanous clear liquor	2
discourse concerning phlebotomy in	2
depravation of the bloud	2
in this case all	2
there be any such	2
if it be possible	2
to be done by	2
a plenitude should be	2
not burn at all	2
and common reason will	2
then is not the	2
to the indiscretion of	2
motion of the heart	2
a vein often in	2
and in order to	2
the separation of the	2
there are some times	2
the best advice i	2
that which is most	2
and yet the patient	2
dropsies written by a	2
twice in the day	2
and according as they	2
missio homines febri aptiores	2
the novum organum of	2
and in the cure	2
to the small pox	2
in an acute sickness	2
divert nature from her	2
until the impostume be	2
wise man will undertake	2
i think i am	2
the consideration of a	2
in wine and water	2
what is in flux	2
the disease is not	2
to prove that the	2
answer to this objection	2
is there any thing	2
it is also true	2
the continuance of life	2
ought he to be	2
but in the progress	2
after the use of	2
to change its state	2
happy practise of the	2
virtue in curing consumptions	2
and in this case	2
that in the small	2
treatise of the pest	2
from the surface to	2
called by some the	2
the presidents of the	2
phlebotomy in opposition to	2
i might add others	2
little of the cure	2
great pain in her	2
the effects of that	2
upon the root caled	2
jonathan blaney sampled and	2
angola seed shewing its	2
cum sanguis vena scissa	2
quantity of blood in	2
said enough to shew	2
boyle in it a	2
nean or ninsing imported	2
for want of a	2
with the powder of	2
yet would not the	2
in opposition to the	2
may be alledged in	2
out of the veins	2
the cure with the	2
might proceed to demonstrate	2
great pains in her	2
at the first dash	2
is accompanied with a	2
when the vessels are	2
is no less manifest	2
in those that are	2
the subject of the	2
be such as is	2
of those which have	2
in a condition to	2
to prepare way for	2
their method of curing	2
an account of one	2
or the patient be	2
that some of them	2
they were assisted in	2
immediate revulsion intended from	2
barbarous and conceited terms	2
upon the nick of	2
ter per hanc febrem	2
bleed in the pest	2
an influence upon the	2
the prick of a	2
principal part of his	2
indies shewing its nature	2
world of their liberty	2
the innate heat of	2
there is quiddam deleterium	2
that there can be	2
a fonseca in append	2
use of this specifick	2
and in case any	2
disease be such as	2
in the absence of	2
it is a sort	2
leave it to the	2
intended from the part	2
may be administred in	2
as it were crush	2
by seige and urine	2
could not choose but	2
prick of a thorn	2
come now to the	2
and that it is	2
that this mode of	2
by those who had	2
ioseph de medicis apud	2
is not the disease	2
the principal part of	2
total corruption of the	2
affected to the orifice	2
are some times when	2
it may perhaps be	2
was not a little	2
that the blood of	2
the next intention is	2
rules of their art	2
to demonstrate that there	2
blatta bizantina shewing its	2
it is in a	2
is not any thing	2
and symptomes of the	2
depuration of the blood	2
observed the truth of	2
the default of the	2
was troubled with a	2
in the presence of	2
twenty drops of the	2
i gave her the	2
carry in your knap	2
upon the taking of	2
in the stomach and	2
to the same state	2
let for a long	2
are sick provided for	2
sacramental adherence to an	2
prae caeteris vero observatione	2
begin to come forth	2
long and tedious disease	2
since it is a	2
put upon in a	2
membranes of the stomach	2
need say no more	2
the use of other	2
that i should say	2
and that is the	2
infected with the plague	2
the first matter and	2
if it be to	2
this is the opinion	2
is a doubt indetermined	2
and after he had	2
before they come out	2
accompanied with a feaver	2
that the doctrine of	2
mans closet written by	2
reason of their multitude	2
and if we may	2
this is the principal	2
an aphorisme of hippocrates	2
innate heat of each	2
and if they do	2
a sense of benummedness	2
that i will not	2
if it redound with	2
of a very temperate	2
due administration of phlebotomy	2
if it had been	2
confirmed unto me by	2
with any thing of	2
obstructions of the spleen	2
feaver which is antecedent	2
is requisite for the	2
is certain then that	2
hath been taken notice	2
commit the fallacy of	2
part of our method	2
nor is it true	2
in his youth he	2
that we do not	2
the blood seems to	2
the foundation of all	2
judith siefring sampled and	2
the blood of several	2
in a physician to	2
and hence it is	2
is in this case	2
alimentary humours supposed to	2
shew with how much	2
astmahs sic and shortness	2
and method of curing	2
he was a man	2
doubt indetermined amongst the	2
is it to be	2
i certain that phlebotomy	2
bizantina shewing its admirable	2
practised in the beginning	2
of hippocrates and galen	2
up and down and	2
make good by practise	2
its wonderful virtue in	2
quart of running water	2
the surface to the	2
to comfort the heart	2
the general practise of	2
the art of physick	2
of the colick bilious	2
as would help towards	2
turpentine washed in aquaviter	2
saffron tyed in a	2
in the inward parts	2
on the third day	2
to our selves in	2
that oftentimes upon phlebotomy	2
sequestring the vile from	2
first or second day	2
were hanged for treason	2
preface to the reader	2
beginning of this disease	2
the coming forth of	2
loss of a little	2
rules of art and	2
that they begin to	2
of the same herbe	2
to bleed at the	2
a pain in the	2
the disease be such	2
run one into another	2
after the fourth day	2
whole troop of diseases	2
great benefit of the	2
the nick of their	2
i have ever found	2
to justifie the practise	2
that it was the	2
and in opposition to	2
me an account of	2
take much notice of	2
and a gallon of	2
mixture of a pestilential	2
and was cured by	2
it is observed that	2
of the notional disputing	2
upon the use of	2
diseases is cut off	2
under the consideration of	2
at such times as	2
by the case of	2
is a kind of	2
vile from the precious	2
parts of the blood	2
a check to the	2
fermentation in the blood	2
take a dram of	2
siefring text and markup	2
which you may have	2
i should prove that	2
it is not here	2
that it was not	2
heat of each part	2
suffers the cause to	2
the seat of the	2
to approve of phlebotomy	2
by proper means sequestring	2
several other diseases by	2
draw from the circumference	2
repeated in an acute	2
may happen in the	2
as is sufficient to	2
four pounds of blood	2
it self by the	2
this is that which	2
and nerves published by	2
no nor so much	2
the four galenical humours	2
blood in the small	2
imported from india shewing	2
which it is evident	2
but i find my	2
a little after he	2
not to mention those	2
nerves published by a	2
i have seen some	2
and in a months	2
by such wayes as	2
plague in the guts	2
there is no other	2
with oyle of roses	2
children written by a	2
for his majesty at	2
on the same side	2
friend in london troubled	2
to one that is	2
speciem visum purus est	2
there is more of	2
of bad blood were	2
striking a vein often	2
a young gentlewoman who	2
the rudiments of physick	2
is no streight immediate	2
of the arabian method	2
you are not to	2
not to be ascribed	2
serpent stones imported from	2
discharging it self into	2
but i must tell	2
the serpent stones imported	2
three or four dayes	2
be able to endure	2
seems to depend much	2
small pox do not	2
you again change the	2
of the immortal soul	2
the glory of the	2
the yolke of an	2
with the decoction of	2
not to intermeddle with	2
augment of the small	2
also sometimes attributed to	2
cure of the disease	2
he fell into a	2
is to be practised	2
so great a variety	2
be found in any	2
fell into a pleurisie	2
caled casmunar imported from	2
the venome of the	2
the melioration of the	2
i have read over	2
it would have been	2
a gentlewoman about fifty	2
vigour of the spirits	2
did imagine that the	2
he was told so	2
though they may have	2
the body in a	2
and is not able	2
and so much for	2
such sort that it	2
prosper alpinus de med	2
i do say that	2
of the age of	2
with a great latitude	2
very unlikely a plenitude	2
the plague to be	2
i believe that in	2
such as have had	2
that nature is not	2
sack and the country	2
sort that it cannot	2
that a physician may	2
and in the same	2
to phlebotomise the patient	2
blood of several persons	2
to the great benefit	2
bean imported from the	2
evil habit of body	2
into one similar body	2
besides this difference in	2
give me an account	2
in the space of	2
a castro de febr	2
the evil consequences of	2
that which hath been	2
blood and other humours	2
the angola seed shewing	2
as long as the	2
the errour of the	2
with a violent putrid	2
is most evident that	2
all to the strength	2
come to give an	2
not so much of	2
small pox is a	2
quorum cineres per me	2
of the same nature	2
to shew with how	2
which obligeth us to	2
much practical beneficial knowledg	2
in the pest at	2
the blood which flows	2
to the more noble	2
london troubled with that	2
that a man should	2
and i think it	2
you may read in	2
it is a gross	2
or you may make	2
is approved of by	2
doth not oblige the	2
same state and condition	2
the lives of thousands	2
vessels are so full	2
them by reason of	2
the blood doth not	2
blood of all persons	2
by him that would	2
of every petty infirmity	2
upon the account of	2
that are sick provided	2
i never made any	2
there is no streight	2
before in the chapter	2
birds of the mountaine	2
we are not to	2
per me molliter cubent	2
diseases by henry stubbe	2
in a long and	2
there is nothing more	2
the quality of the	2
closet written by richard	2
pleurisie at the beginning	2
discourse so as to	2
not by reason of	2
into his proper place	2
back of what is	2
do not practise phlebotomy	2
is a bad sign	2
great deal of blood	2
immediate and conjunct causes	2
the use of these	2
be proportionate to the	2
of the same opinion	2
of the disease be	2
which flows in the	2
give an account how	2
as we find by	2
there was a time	2
and that it may	2
nam ter per hanc	2
in the other times	2
is there any danger	2
be in the blood	2
the white of an	2
it happens that the	2
employ a part of	2
our best writers do	2
it be accompanied with	2
as if it had	2
pox begin to come	2
by ioseph de medicis	2
cause of her death	2
of the blood which	2
nor is it any	2
and in these cases	2
is used by judicious	2
printed for robert ibbitson	2
and at length be	2
is true that physicians	2
have said enough to	2
have read that some	2
recovery of the patient	2
eruption of the pustules	2
since there is such	2
of the truth of	2
troop of diseases is	2
raisons of the sun	2
draw the humors from	2
if he do not	2
true that physicians do	2
that a whole troop	2
his arguments against phlebotomy	2
and the nature of	2
in the first case	2
bengala bean imported from	2
a malignity of temper	2
which there is no	2
to the depuration and	2
for us to imagine	2
the generality of the	2
facilitate and secure the	2
in so many centuries	2
quod crebra sanguinis missio	2
near to the affected	2
by languishing distempers and	2
from what hath been	2
such an influence upon	2
surface to the center	2
in a short time	2
such an habit of	2
the bengala bean imported	2
and the practise of	2
in favour of the	2
the key for catholicks	2
the nature of a	2
was not such as	2
a crisis of the	2
banellas imported from the	2
to the practise of	2
sic and shortness of	2
small pox are so	2
the usefulness of phlebotomy	2
will not undertake to	2
a great difference in	2
the trade of book	2
expected that i should	2
spirits doth for the	2
but you again change	2
both herein jump right	2
it must needs be	2
in which there is	2
the identity of the	2
and of it self	2
that not only in	2
bleeding at the nose	2
or the particular malignity	2
ignoble and extream parts	2
wherein you give me	2
but to pass by	2
put an end to	2
upon the opening of	2
on the same day	2
of the cure in	2
putredinem in penitioribus cordis	2
as in rulandus cent	2
it is manifest in	2
nick of their eruption	2
untill he applyed himself	2
large eruptions of blood	2
ebullitio secundum semitam putredinis	2
perhaps it may be	2
be requisite for the	2
is derived into the	2
as there is nothing	2
twenty drops at a	2
this be not a	2
yet written of in	2
had been at the	2
it a quarter of	2
the case of anaxion	2
i do not know	2
the strength of nature	2
aliis signis immani ferocitate	2
of the blood of	2
what they do in	2
fifty years of age	2
three times a day	2
so absolutely necessary to	2
untill time of need	2
the feaver be a	2
which is the proper	2
cause of bad blood	2
sickness publisht by a	2
solidity of their judgment	2
i should say something	2
indies shewing its wonderful	2
bleeding in the small	2
great joy of her	2
drawn out of these	2
which is necessary to	2
that it ought to	2
within the space of	2
for if there be	2
may seem to be	2
it is a great	2
we may let blood	2
or not to be	2
in a few dayes	2
that in such times	2
disciples of my lord	2
a violent putrid feaver	2
phlebotomy lets out bad	2
shortness of breath written	2
there is danger least	2
to the part affected	2
nature in such sort	2
not to have been	2
which is called by	2
the weakness of his	2
by what means the	2
as much as he	2
be of any duration	2
ipse sese in novum	2
that he seems to	2
disarm and plunder nature	2
the stomach and bowels	2
of phlebotomy is not	2
consider the variety of	2
cut off at the	2
not retract the humors	2
fits of the mother	2
prove that the doctrine	2
but he might have	2
to the decision of	2
violence of the disease	2
the tumour and pain	2
confined to his bed	2
crebra sanguinis missio homines	2
as no wise man	2
in this last case	2
most learned professors of	2
by which they were	2
our direct method of	2
blood in the progress	2
and at the first	2
is it true that	2
jump right in our	2
and the authority of	2
neither is it to	2
to constitute the blood	2
the blatta bizantina shewing	2
when the disease is	2
so far from being	2
i have no mind	2
the small pox may	2
i shall not transcribe	2
but that this is	2
the actions of the	2
and conduct of the	2
other diseases by henry	2
such a plethoric habit	2
is most agreeable to	2
printed for the author	2
the same time that	2
benefit of the patient	2
in their method of	2
who can doubt but	2
not my intention to	2
made of this root	2
in case that there	2
much as may be	2
is a sort of	2
the blood is not	2
blondelus de venae sectione	2
not indicated by the	2
to be made on	2
have been let blood	2
i have often proved	2
the vile from the	2
declination of the disease	2
seeds shewing their admirable	2
in curing astmahs sic	2
that he was a	2
hypothesis of doctor sydenham	2
world so much practical	2
part of the chyle	2
a mixture of the	2
adherence to an heathen	2
and in such cases	2
humors in the body	2
but refer my reader	2
one that it is	2
that phlebotomy repeated in	2
the small pox there	2
augment of the disease	2
to the consideration of	2
original in the huntington	2
or may be so	2
lead to any discovery	2
which if it be	2
my reader some account	2
mass of blood in	2
and by gods blessing	2
of truth in that	2
the preservation of their	2
it is possible for	2
the reason of that	2
stones imported from india	2
is impossible for any	2
pest be a feaver	2
of the integrity of	2
phlebotomy is not to	2
although it be not	2
i add the authority	2
breath written by a	2
blaney sampled and proofread	2
casmunar imported from the	2
twice in a day	2
be kept in a	2
as well as to	2
any thing of a	2
to the point of	2
it is practised in	2
that he was told	2
blood and humors more	2
notwithstanding all our care	2
pox do not come	2
which ought to be	2
treatise of the plague	2
some cases in which	2
assaults of every petty	2
it is most evident	2
revulsion intended from the	2
comes it to pass	2
i gave him the	2
this world of their	2
to let out bad	2
not come forth kindly	2
in curing dropsies written	2
pulling back of what	2
phlebotomy is to be	2
as much as may	2
and that of the	2
answer to his argument	2
in the huntington library	2
of defalcating the vigour	2
a very temperate quality	2
part affected to the	2
of the several parts	2
raysons of the sun	2
means sequestring the vile	2
from the attempts of	2
have been cured without	2
and i hope the	2
but the physician is	2
that all of them	2
whether it be the	2
to be cured like	2
in the practise of	2
for the prevention thereof	2
to be wondered that	2
which i shall not	2
our method and medicaments	2
yearly bills of mortality	2
do i believe that	2
to be considered by	2
the cure of that	2
saepe ad speciem visum	2
best advice i can	2
since it is not	2
the patient may be	2
help and conduct of	2
from the part affected	2
you may make this	2
nature may not be	2
is a case in	2
the blood of a	2
of the powder of	2
of those that have	2
the carcasses of such	2
in a short space	2
part of the body	2
great change in the	2
i have read in	2
it is not necessary	2
knew a young gentlewoman	2
cineres per me molliter	2
the support of life	2
i would not be	2
such parts as are	2
is absolutely necessary that	2
i observed that the	2
have strictly heeded many	2
themselves and all this	2
and all this world	2
been taken notice of	2
in a plethorick body	2
in twenty four hours	2
again change the state	2
the cause to remain	2
towards the cure of	2
a multitude of diseases	2
the most learned and	2
if they be not	2
is a door set	2
ought to take notice	2
galenical alimentary humours supposed	2
are to be found	2
of the body is	2
glandules of the throat	2
parts to the more	2
wonderful virtue in curing	2
the small pox were	2
physician is obliged to	2
or any practical art	2
above all that ever	2
interspersed with purple spots	2
the life or soul	2
women and children written	2
the opening of the	2
recalls to my mind	2
the result of this	2
the increase of the	2
state of the small	2
believe that there is	2
there was not any	2
direct pulling back of	2
after the small pox	2
of the blood to	2
of the eyes written	2
learned professors of all	2
the veins are so	2
constitutive parts of the	2
considered by him that	2
an enquiry into the	2
the great benefit of	2
to the recovery of	2
my self to be	2
but i shall conclude	2
with so great a	2
i shall conclude with	2
the rest of the	2
from turkey shewing its	2
use of the immortal	2
mode of defalcating the	2
and in some circumstances	2
in opposition to g	2
root called serapias or	2
a parity of reason	2
the spirits doth for	2
of each a little	2
or such as are	2
out written by a	2
draw in the humours	2
to continue in a	2
the use of their	2
in such sort that	2
because they would not	2
may not be able	2
to bleed in the	2
is certain that in	2
nothing is more beneficial	2
by way of revulsion	2
siefring sampled and proofread	2
right in our observation	2
of the primary feaver	2
i look upon the	2
cure of the pest	2
the ebullition rendered too	2
of the pores and	2
you give me an	2
tell you of a	2
unlikely a plenitude should	2
blaney text and markup	2
often in a long	2
prudence which obligeth us	2
so as not to	2
judith siefring text and	2
root called nean or	2
self into the glandules	2
and that by a	2
such as to be	2
concoction in the stomach	2
be cured by the	2
to acquiesce in what	2
so happy as to	2
to the great joy	2
i told him that	2
the membranes of the	2
before i proceed to	2
paine in the head	2
in reference to this	2
help towards the cure	2
can never remove the	2
a gentlewoman who had	2
on the back of	2
i am apt to	2
thing of a feaver	2
upon the banellas imported	2
de venae sectione cap	2
the beginning of this	2
caeteris vero observatione constat	2
nutt imported from the	2
bracket in the pest	2
distempers and long fits	2
quarter of a pound	2
is antecedent to the	2
in a quart of	2
the principal matter for	2
nature is to be	2
it to the consideration	2
preventing womens miscarriages written	2
brain and nerves published	2
shire in a letter	2
the hypothesis of doctor	2
into the glandules of	2
amongst the most learned	2
humours supposed to constitute	2
bloud is the soul	2
which hath made them	2
the effects of the	2
for the good of	2
doth draw the humors	2
he ought also to	2
the hands and feet	2
that striking a vein	2
that the ancient methods	2
to be practised in	2
frame the idaea of	2
the siege of breda	2
and that to be	2
in the plague at	2
are not bound up	2
as i have strictly	2
as if one should	2
not to be cured	2
it to pass that	2
serum of the blood	2
seed shewing its admirable	2
and plunder nature in	2
in penitioribus cordis latitare	2
when the blood hath	2
the great joy of	2
he ought to be	2
the bloud is the	2
the pest is a	2
i have not read	2
is it any more	2
whether it be proportionate	2
to facilitate and secure	2
castellus de abusu phlebotom	2
great difference in the	2
an ulcer of the	2
it self at the	2
do not come forth	2
a gad of steele	2
but in case the	2
to be repeated in	2
off at the first	2
the tincture drawn out	2
a sacramental adherence to	2
may be cured without	2
it cannot resist the	2
to the second question	2
but if it were	2
the variety of blood	2
of the blood and	2
three or four times	2
do not pretend to	2
consideration of a physician	2
that in malignant feavers	2
i think it may	2
jonathan blaney text and	2
for the use of	2
aut putredinem in penitioribus	2
the practise of physick	2
by a diligent attendance	2
serum in the blood	2
extream parts to the	2
no more than the	2
to be left to	2
as soon as the	2
that this is the	2
what is to be	2
sometimes in the beginning	2
twice or thrice in	2
as before is directed	2
the first or second	2
languishing distempers and long	2
if it be in	2
certain that phlebotomy repeated	2
i could not choose	2
hath been of a	2
defalcating the vigour of	2
the blood to be	2
other than what is	2
in high and low	2
in the pest it	2
that which is so	2
not to be wondered	2
no less certain that	2
not to mention other	2
ad speciem visum purus	2
quos ratio non restituit	2
called serapias or salep	2
doctor whitaker doth avow	2
let blood several times	2
that there is danger	2
attended with no less	2
to be taken every	2
take a handfull of	2
in a glass of	2
with a violent cough	2
is called plethora quoad	2
prudence in a physician	2
and disorder of the	2
himself to the use	2
and course of life	2
the great grief of	2
applyed to his nostrils	2
be alledged in the	2
i suppose that the	2
it is granted that	2
be considered by him	2
before i come to	2
the third part is	2
was seised with a	2
therefore i wish all	2
the blood out of	2
homines febri aptiores reddat	2
be sold by tho	2
a dram of diascordium	2
feavers written by a	2
on the day following	2
and all others principled	2
to name them colledges	2
with the french and	2
and eject the morbifick	2
herein jump right in	2
of my lord verulam	2
malabar nutt imported from	2
i was not a	2
maturation of the pustules	2
mass of blood upon	2
conduct of the notional	2
and extream parts to	2
eyes written by a	2
the vessels are so	2
if it were a	2
could not endure it	2
to be a feaver	2
a virulency in the	2
small pox begin to	2
is to be hoped	2
after the pox come	2
length i gave him	2
one would have thought	2
which is antecedent to	2
never remove the effect	2
so as to destroy	2
discharge it self in	2
the world so much	2
of the galenical alimentary	2
all others principled from	2
quantity of a dram	2
i need say no	2
as near to the	2
imported from turkey shewing	2
and convey the chyle	2
of diseases is cut	2
and distraction written by	2
of physicians at london	2
in a general sense	2
quia ea quae subest	2
and a multitude of	2
in the preface to	2
it may be had	2
is put upon in	2
the causes of diseases	2
aire to comfort the	2
de victu in morb	2
i have known them	2
and that he should	2
that the blood which	2
i am told by	2
is cut off at	2
there be any dislocation	2
and so thereby wholly	2
a quarter of a	2
should be of any	2
there is no fear	2
am willing to grant	2
and put into a	2
in the body politick	2
a veine in the	2
by reason that the	2
of bleeding in the	2
of breath written by	2
to be ascribed to	2
off the peccant humours	2
that i was not	2
to the state of	2
so much as being	2
an evil habit of	2
criminal in a physician	2
to the great grief	2
yolke of an egge	2
no doubt but the	2
coming forth of the	2
the vigour of the	2
was taken with a	2
blood seems to depend	2
was in its primitive	2
which though they are	2
observe a good dyet	2
should prove that the	2
phlebotomies in a pleurisie	2
sed quia ea quae	2
was a time when	2
as they would have	2
was sick of a	2
mexico seeds imported from	2
idaea of a disease	2
as not to know	2
root caled casmunar imported	2
the same state and	2
make a drink with	2
the bottome of the	2
in a manner of	2
the solidity of their	2
to be sold by	2
yet do not we	2
the head of the	2
is it necessary to	2
about twelve pounds of	2
seem requisite that i	2
that they have cured	2
distraction written by a	2
the words of the	2
and children written by	2
of the spotted feaver	2
when i consider the	2
i will not undertake	2
which is contrary to	2
with it in the	2
which is the sum	2
of a little blood	2
over the galenists for	2
either by reason of	2
is enough that they	2
a great latitude in	2
call that the state	2
let out bad blood	2
it is not alwayes	2
the particular malignity of	2
that it cannot resist	2
there can be any	2
what i have said	2
yet by the use	2
retract the humors from	2
intention is to keep	2
add the authority of	2
it is a question	2
it be proportionate to	2
to that which is	2
young gentlewoman who had	2
at length she was	2
yet so as that	2
in the stomach is	2
in the first war	2
by the nurses taking	2
and though they may	2
called nean or ninsing	2
but as soon as	2
a door set open	2
febrilem sanguinis commotionem saepe	2
strictly heeded many years	2
is a contagious disease	2
a physician ought to	2
for as much as	2
fall into a feaver	2
there is a discrepancy	2
well known to the	2
any thing of this	2
as birds of the	2
first intention is to	2
as that they may	2
a diarrhaea and dysentery	2
of this solar liquor	2
on the other side	2
there may happen such	2
which must be removed	2
whether we may let	2
the liver and spleen	2
that you are not	2
which they were assisted	2
after that they begin	2
a part of their	2
my intention to write	2
nor do i believe	2
the pest hath seised	2
saith the same of	2
considerations which arise from	2
when i read the	2
sick provided for the	2
upon in a feaver	2
india shewing their admirable	2
country mans closet written	2
the mexico seeds imported	2
had taken notice of	2
more than she can	2
i write this because	2
the reality of his	2
halfe a pint of	2
or on the contrary	2
powder of this stone	2
act according to their	2
of what is in	2
is the default of	2
so pure and homogeneous	2
the variety of pests	2
a long and tedious	2
am i certain that	2
to the detriment of	2
professors of all nations	2
surface of the body	2
and yet retain their	2
oblige the physician to	2
and that they are	2
he was of the	2
in a months time	2
that nature seems oppressed	2
streight immediate revulsion intended	2
pest to be a	2
the act of oblivion	2
there be a great	2
spotted feavers written by	2
other parts of the	2
the chyle in the	2
the barbado seeds shewing	2
in its primitive essence	2
i do not reckon	2
so that it is	2
most generous and candid	2
the pest to be	2
of the circulation of	2
as that the patient	2
i will not justifie	2
doth for the most	2
pores of the body	2
all over his body	2
not that they are	2
and texture of the	2
then is there no	2
to proceed according to	2
nature of the pest	2
the cause of bad	2
a doubt indetermined amongst	2
that the plastick form	2
to have been pestilential	2
i would willingly know	2
from india shewing their	2
i do not say	2
for a long infirmity	2
as wounds in the	2
of in curing apoplexies	2
round of a ladder	2
because they do not	2
i am sure it	2
so that this mode	2
a quart of running	2
that i might be	2
all that variety of	2
the several methods of	2
and the cure of	2
to be insisted on	2
a feaver is not	2
of the several methods	2
and if it were	2
i have strictly heeded	2
curing dropsies written by	2
bear it so well	2
miscarriages written by a	2
the stomach and spleen	2
look upon it as	2
of their liberty in	2
shall conclude with the	2
as it is in	2
much from that of	2
the blood as it	2
signis immani ferocitate saevientibus	2
and declination of the	2
a sort of a	2
but i am confident	2
written of in curing	2
not deny but some	2
womens miscarriages written by	2
without any sign of	2
will draw the venome	2
about fifty years of	2