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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Medizin LH 3, 4, 1
# Folio 24r, page id 00068470:0047
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Aqua soetida.
Dactus aliy3 in itinere suo Caraidi
eo, obserravit Aquam Tamisis, quis
adeo foebita facta fuerit, ut, ubi biben
dasuit, pares occludevuerunt, nihilo
minus vib. comitib. suis satubnem
fuisse singulis tn. Hebilono. certane
spirus vini portionem sibi duta
q forsun provitatem aquae corree
rit. V. ExF. Diar. Angl. in Egem.
Doct. Gall. 16. ai. 1667.
Aq a navibus genitae.
Aquae Stagnantes Palustres, Butea
les ut plurimum a navib. genitee. Fluvi,
ales eorum Aij. et Fontana sestiois
dieb. et Autuo ac Hyeme ibi optima
idem sunt, ut ubi ter inotat, pessa
ob Nines liquefactas. Spregel. a
Semiter l. 2. c. 2 de potu Monarors.
et dannon.
Ninis Glaeciei usus noxius.
V. Spigel de Semitert. l. 2. c. 2, de
M
Mararis et Bannonit, quorius
hus sit taltum usus
Frigidae damna
Luiofrigidae potumfrequentonunt
in
t iis sost mortem Hepar par
num et nigrum, carbonis extiniti
instat, deprehensum. Sersius
del. bet caldo c. 15. f. 55 b.
Potus calidus potius sit  frigidue
bers. det ber culdo rationes altrelt
praterea Graecorum Roorx et Sinu
rum et daponensium exempla
Diberius q viterius (aldidlus Mero
clidus. virit usque ad 78 an. Facit.
et
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