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# Title: Philosophia Vera Theologiæ & Medicinæ Ministra, In Theatrum Mundi dijudicanda (shelfmarks Leibn. Marg. 36; ZEN Leibn. Marg. 36)
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lamentositatis prohibeneur parres divilae facilé
reuniri. Sic lac concrelcie in butyrum. Vas
plumbeum hunore plenum ad ionem non li
quelcic; quia humor poros intrans apitacionem
parciumienis impedit.
DIES XXV.
Seannum relultat ex mixtura argenti et
plumbi: ex quorum parcibus inaequalibus se.
quicur irregularis plexus, E major porolitas;
inde existie levicas. Elinc ec glans Cannea plus
laedic sclopo excussa, quam plumbea, quia
ex diversis rudimentis non bene convenienti.
Dus consistens, et habens parces Ariacas,
maxis exacerbat sibras corporis. Idem ircegu.
laris plexus parcium quali catenulas quasdam
et uneos extribet, lecundiim quos apre le
liguarum innectie poris ferri et ceris, e sC
apcum ferrumen evadir. Stanno, obduci solene
valis culinariis, ut obstructis poris nequeae
emaporare halicus noxius, qui aerupinem tace-
ret. Unde eadem obduetio tacie, ne ses facilé
colliqueleat: quia obstructio impedie agitatio.
nem intensibilium parcium, et dominium is.
nis insredientisi