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2.62
PET ZSTCAF TKACL. 1LI.
trabent, vel angustiores, igirur
minus aeris concinene, igitur mi-
nus expellune igitur velocius; isi-
EIIF VOK eA acutIOE; SecUS VerO IO.
bustiores viri: Ilinc rox acuta
procedit, vel à centione trachea,
vel breuicare, vel angultiis; srauis
vero contra ex minororentione, ex
maiore lonsicudine, de laxitate;
hinc qui acceriam laxiorem ha-
bene, grauius canune, icemque
qui longiorem; secus rero qui
breniorem, e angustiorem.
PROD. CCLVI.
Timor vocem aenit; Ouia ti-
RIOTC STIngNNEuE mCatuS; adde
quod pulmones subsidune; vnde
Fracheanecellario magis adducicur,
dc cendicur, Ced ex veroque capire
vox acurior est.
PROP. CCLYII
Morbus es debilitas voce aenunt:
Mlorbus quidem, ille praelerrim,
quo pene homo conticitur; nempe
cuncta membra exliccantur; hinc
mearus contrahuntur; immonerui
FendunEuT, per absentiam humidi,
pulmones Lublidune; igitur aeteria
adducicur, e cendicur; led ex his
omnibus capicibus vox acurioe
cuadie; quancumris (ubFaUCa PFO-
pcer arceria alpericatem; debilicas
veco vocem acuic, rum quia pul-
mones lublidune, cum diaphrag
ate, proprio Ccilicer pondere, cui
debilicas cedere cogirur;haec ratio
Facir eriam pro morbo, cum quia
parum aeris expellere Fractae vires
queune; hinc relocius expellieur;
hinc Conus acurus; hoc prxlertim
in hecticis, e phrylicis videmus.
PROP. CCLVFLL.
Post violemum morum defatiea
tus acutius loguitur; Juia violen
cusille mOTuS, non parum relpi-
parionem impedie, ve constat; hinc
vix animam erahimus; post illum
mocum, quod Ecilicer pulnones
nulca fuligo ex corde, reverica
Frequenter (ysole ac diastole, erumm-
Dens, Occupet; isieur parum aeris à
pulmonibus exrrudirur, obsteuen-
te scilicet meatus Fuligine; igieur
velocius movetur; hinc rox acutai
eadem ratio Facie pro febricicanei-
bus, scilicet in febris xtcu.
PROP. CCLIZ.
Planctus acurior est, risus eranior:
Onia cristiria X dolor vala contra-
hic; igitur arceria, cum angustior
redditur, cum cenlior, cum addu-
cacur; rilus conrra vala explicar,
_ laxat; hinc granis lonus.
PROP. CCLZ.
rbi quis enisilat vox granior est
es asperior: Ouia per noctem non
Parum piruiea FalCOS OCCUDAE; Per
Commum enim ex capire sillar; hinc
rox non alperior modo, Led or2-
vior; sic chorda vel membrana
madida xore Conar; adde quod
huror Fauces occupans, mulculos
laringis impedie, ne probe luo
munere defungantur; hinc quem-
admiodum manas CaPAHAIM TaN.
gens, illius Ponum impedie, ita et
humor, crachex capur obtruens.
DROP. CCL XI.
Mulia raucedinem conbulant.
Primo destillario picuitae in Fauces,
qua imbura sentim arteria, vel la
ringe, rauca rox etficicur: Secundo,
AUPX