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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Medizin LH 3, 4, 1
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Bygreoscopia
De danitate in genere
Res non naturales psotius
Notus (Corporis Partium, Vigilia
Animi
orpora intrantia,
xcreta
A
AC
scibus
ALUMo otus
Papores insensiles
Sudor
Urina
Semen
Sanquis etc:
gl. Galen: d cuis morb. ep2, ubi d Co intuii
entemperiei
Sine Maa
Adolescam et duventus. Perach
v. Voss. p. 1 l. 2. instit erab C. 14. f. 5. p. 291. et 292
Danitatis cea
Surcae longari funt, et multos morbos
ignorant, v. g. Calculum et alios.
Patners crebris utr.
moderate bibunt et edunt, nec tam varia
eclunt,
Vinum prohibetur lege
Nercitia non negligunt.
Sevenot. Hin. orient. l. 1. c. 27. addit qod
Medticis carcant coamet ee posse iprorx
hanitatis et longaeritatis
Atas longaeva.
v. Leguateri Nonicon Grasta et sipae
p. 30. 31.
Danitatis. Regulae
Aqua pondlerosior est vino. sed detitus
dQbyd. Vinis id negat an ponderosio
ra Stomacho magis nocent q leviora?
Sed reperiuntur Asi ejusd ponderosio
sed diversarum fecultatum. (rasistratus
apud Athen. l. 2. Amfiarai et (reticae
aquas eod. pondere invenit. Quis altera mala
altera bona fuecit.