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# Title: [D. Johannis-Caspari VVestphali, Academici Curiosi, Pathologia Daemoniaca, id est Observationes & Meditationes Physiologico-Magico-Medicae circa Daemonomanias, similesquè Morbos Convulsivos â fascino ortos] D. Johannis-Caspari VVestphali, Academici Curiosi, Pathologia Dæmoniaca, id est Observationes & Meditationes Physiologico-Magico-Medicæ circa Dæmonomanias, similesquè Morbos Convulsivos â fascino ortos, ... (shelfmark Leibn. Marg. 223, Stück 6)
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Consensus mumialis arboris cum homine.
18. p. m. 194. traducem exalieno corpore delumendum ne
II.
distradeat, sed potiistam autoritare quam ratione comprobari
pollecontidit _c.; nec ablurdum de impossibile esse p. 195. per-
sit, quin exalieno corpore, atque id nulla cum difticuleate, sc-
cerni possie, dec; unde p. 198. concludit: Expetendum itaque,
ut aliens corpora pro traduce excidendo de inserendo substitu
antur; propria vero, de lingulis lua, quantum poterit, à doloris
laeritie, abrachii deformitare d imbecillitate, d caeterisque in-
commodisillala ee innoria conierrentur. (4.) Desurculiste-
nellis (quos opponit Conringius de Medic. Hermet. P. 234.) alieno
trunco insitis, arborehorum tabescente aut emortua licet, Feli-
cicernihilominus crescentibus, alia subest ratio; partim quia
nontanta corporum nostrorum, quanta plancarum diverstas,
reperitur juxta Tapliacorium l. a. p. 196.; Parcim in arboribus,
utpore Colidioribus, de omnisentuac ratione destituris corpo-
ribustanta, quanta in animalibus, inspirorio d transpiratio lo-
cumnonhabet, unde etiam illis nulla imaginacio, multo minus
ulla in spiritu regetabili vitali imprecio idealis concedi sc Lgna-
riporest; ideoque consensum mumialem arboris cum arbore
animadvertere rix auenunquam licebit, praesertim cum in ae-
boribus, calori quipre solis, rentis aliisque aeris tempectatum
injurus expolicis efAluria illa spirituola ab illis in minimas ato-
mos ad varias mundi plagas continuo dispellantur.
Consensum contra inumialem incer arborem d homi.
nem ipse, mulciplici experientia edoctus, octectari possum.
c. 8. Vicinusmeus, Christophorus CnoAerus, Praetor in Praete.
ccura Deliciensi Prorincielis, 73. jam annorum, rigelimo terrio
abtrinc anno, bis d ter annuatim, nunc tribus de quatuor, nunc
quacuordecim, aliquando etiam norendecim septimanis, or-
chricide rasa (corburiea admodum contumaci de dolorola, quae
praecer brachia, crura ee axillas, maxillam simul inferiorem, nu-
eham de tempora, alternis vicibus aftlixie, correptus fuit. Ex
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