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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Medizin LH 3, 5
# Folio 79r, page id 00068494:0159
# Scan: One image of two folio pages side by side, registered by the library under both labels (also fol. 78v); this page is its right half.
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# Model: FoNDUE-GD_v2_ft_Leibniz, run 74, 2026-09-06T16:05:13Z — 23 lines, status machine
# Lines: 23 recognised, mean confidence 0.95
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uretheres, et visicam exconit. Thermas itaq potandue
vel herbam Thec legitime p paratam, iterum
atque iterum commendarem.
raprimis vero lac
vaccinum recens ex uberibus mulitum, auro aliquo
ties ignitam atque excoctum, potum quoad fier
parest calidissime, omnem hic absolvet paginam.
Quod ipsum subsequantur Homachica non acria
non duleia, non amara, sed benigna spvistuasa
quae quamvis ut plurimum apud rulsus calida
audiunt, nihil ominus tamen contrarios non proy
mistere sed praestare in dies cernimus.
fncendium repatis ut hue minime metuendur
Ita nec fluxus hepaticus dietus, quippe qua
plassivam scholarum humoristarum deceptionem
quam rationem certam pro flero habent. Pray
ter lac calidum, Thermas, herbam Thee, vel
ejus loco falviam aqua calida enulitam.
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nihil suadere possum proficui. Exulare farrage
medicamentorum, potionum, clysterum etc merito
debent, ceu ventriculo maxime nociva, cujus ut
hic culpa gravior, vel potius fermenti in eo