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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Medizin LH 3, 4, 1
# Folio 5v, page id 00068470:0010
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firmiori corpore et fortiora
A Montana Animalia.
fine. f. 123. 6.
Commentam
Aerpinguefaes, Aer consums.
Q Bomby ces alunt in america
Epirantib. Ventis ab occido et
Meridie (quoc Vendavalli et
Vente d’abas, dicunt) Ferrestras
diligts claudunt easdem
V. contrariis spirantibus. axiunt
expime edocti. Bombyces illis
mori et consumi, impinguari v.
his meliusques Lehire. Acosta. l. 3c. 9
Aer.
v. oio. Cq de diversorum loco
num Aere notavit Heren. Geag:
l. 1. C. 19. p celpp. 41. de rentis c. 20
et 21.
tu q de luce, calore Frigore
et aluriis in divessis telluris
partib. l. 2. c. 26. colligit.
Aeris bonitas
bonitas deris Fabariensium
Thermarum inde et cognoscritur
oserpentes
Muscas ppaucas scriptet v. et 
Busonei nullos, Ranas a. raris
locy ille foneat. Hildan. d his
Therm. p. 660. b.
Aer Satubris
Talis e Stabiarum opidi Campaniae
Apter Galen. l. 5. d Method medend
Cassiodor. Variar. l. XI Ep. 10. Loca
v. in Cluveri Tat. ant. p1160.
Abuchalil