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Page 70
... means to preserve our health , as adding strength to the whole body , increasing naturall heat , by means of which , the nutriment is well concocted in the stomacke , liver , and veines , few or no crudities left , is happily ...
... means to preserve our health , as adding strength to the whole body , increasing naturall heat , by means of which , the nutriment is well concocted in the stomacke , liver , and veines , few or no crudities left , is happily ...
Page 71
... means have it go farther than a beginning sweat , as being perilous if it exceed . Of these labours , exercises , and recreations , which are like- wise included , some properly belong to the body , some to the mind , some more easie ...
... means have it go farther than a beginning sweat , as being perilous if it exceed . Of these labours , exercises , and recreations , which are like- wise included , some properly belong to the body , some to the mind , some more easie ...
Page 73
... means , gallop quite out of their fortunes . But the most pleasant of all outward pastimes is that of Aretæus , deambulatio per amœna loca , to make a petty pro- gress , a merry journey now and then with some good com- panions , to ...
... means , gallop quite out of their fortunes . But the most pleasant of all outward pastimes is that of Aretæus , deambulatio per amœna loca , to make a petty pro- gress , a merry journey now and then with some good com- panions , to ...
Page 81
... means served not , he came to some degrees of the rough : though more sparingly , that he knew his people did but too much fear him . Besides , he understood well , that fowl wayes are not always passable , nor to be used ( especially ...
... means served not , he came to some degrees of the rough : though more sparingly , that he knew his people did but too much fear him . Besides , he understood well , that fowl wayes are not always passable , nor to be used ( especially ...
Page 82
... means than their Revenues then left to defend himself . For certainly , the publick pretext , taken from their excessive numbers in proportion to a well- composed State , or the inordinate and vitious life of the general sort , cannot ...
... means than their Revenues then left to defend himself . For certainly , the publick pretext , taken from their excessive numbers in proportion to a well- composed State , or the inordinate and vitious life of the general sort , cannot ...
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