Universal Magazine of Knowledge and Pleasure, Svazek 33Pub. for J. Hinton, 1763 |
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... cause , we must not have recourfe to natural Philofophy , but to morality . In fact , if admiration is always the ... causes ; and that there are no people privileged in point of virtue , genius , and courage . Nature , in this refpect ...
... cause , we must not have recourfe to natural Philofophy , but to morality . In fact , if admiration is always the ... causes ; and that there are no people privileged in point of virtue , genius , and courage . Nature , in this refpect ...
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... cause vertigoes , head . achs , melancholy , defpondency , fpleen , and vapours , which are generally remedied by ... causes , as the ftomacace † , the fcelotyrbe ( the fcurvy affecting the mouth and legs ) and ulcers in the legs . The ...
... cause vertigoes , head . achs , melancholy , defpondency , fpleen , and vapours , which are generally remedied by ... causes , as the ftomacace † , the fcelotyrbe ( the fcurvy affecting the mouth and legs ) and ulcers in the legs . The ...
Strana 230
... cause madness , which is remedied by eating the brains of a dog or fheep . - See Sennertus Prax . cap . de mania . feveral Subjects . men , and to cease , when they are answered . To find out our fecret faults , and make a true estimate ...
... cause madness , which is remedied by eating the brains of a dog or fheep . - See Sennertus Prax . cap . de mania . feveral Subjects . men , and to cease , when they are answered . To find out our fecret faults , and make a true estimate ...
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