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PATSSICE PRAOT. IV.
27. Tur allia cum excaule(eunE
plenius olene, quam recencia; 4.
Fect. 20. 9. 20. Quia recencia mul-
Eo humore crudo constant; hinc
molliora lune; hinc (uccus non-
dum est probe coctus; hinc mi-
norem halicus vim estat; idem de
cepis dicendum est: hinc tum ce-
varum, cum alliorum recencium
acrimonia minor elt, proptei cam.
deim FatiOnCM.
28. Cur auster, Faeridi halicus
cauta SC; Pect. 26. 9. 19. Fespon-
deo quia poros corporum laxat,
humore scilicee, e calore; hinc
lacrinae, Aance austro, pellimé
olent.
29. Cur Aance Fauonio, Canes
minus rectioiis OdOrenEUL; 9. 24.
Respondet Philolophus, quia hic
VEHEUS, PEX CxTCTIS, TEETaM PFO
pius atlar; hinc odores distipat:
Led profecto secus accidic; igIEUE
negnrem porius rem ita le habere;
hoc enim borca maxime comperir;
led de his, iam Cupra actum est; si
tatmen, re volune Pocca, Cavonius
rarios odores milcerer, praelerrim
verno tempore, excussis leuicer
Aoribus, a plancis, iam huius
quaestionis Colurio perspicua cller:
his eoo aliqua, quae exciderune
Cubnecto, ne aliguid OMittREUE.
30. Guares, Cur oranes Odores
FacianE, ve rettuer, qui comitiali
norbo laborat: graues aurem odo-
res TunE, ve penna, cornu, pilis
pannus, oagaces, bicumen, lana,
de alia limilia, CUM iGNC YEUNEUE,
quibus adde lICeEHaI FCCeHS ex-
Finceam; Respondeo quia qui co-
miriali morbo labOTAE, CerebEUI
male aftectum habet, humore
dumtaxat crudo neruos occupan-
ee, vel obstruence; atqui grauis
odor ea corpulcula suppedicat, quae
huiulmodi obstruetiones, nON MO-
do non prohibeane, verum criant
promoneane, cum sine acria e
crassiora.
31. Ouaeres cur Cuni ve pluri-
num Caecidum anhelieu (piFenE;
Respondeo quia meatus, quibus
mucus ex cerebro purgatur, ralde
Obstructos habent, igIFUE COrrUM-
pieur, acque purrescie; hinc Fae-
For: ad de quod re plurimum pul-
mones iilis ririntur, quod scilicet
aerminus detaecatus, per brcuius
Scilicet eolum, InSpIECEUL, CE FIa-
ducarui.
32. Ouid Censerit Aristoreles
de odoribus: Relpondeo passim
Aristorelens alterere, odorem, vel
ellehalicum, vel cum halieu cOn-
iunctum; aximam quoque pro-
portionem habere ad gultum; a
Species odorum cum speciebus la.
Porum; peaecerea a laporibus ad
odores traducta esle nomina, dit-
Fundi per medium, Scilicee per
aquam, e dera; deinde animalia,
quae non relpirane, olfactu polle-
re, led line organi operculo; ana-
logiam ducie ab oculis quorum-
dam animalium, qui palpebris ca-
rent: denique odorem esse licei;
haec trabet lib. 2. de anima cap. 5.
in lib. veco de Centu e senlibili
cap. 5. eadem Fere habec: addic
tamen, in rëre odorem elte, quod
in aqua, vel hrumore, cst Papor, hinc
rrerquo a frigore hebetatur: Oiit.
to alia, cum eriam ca, quae de lapo-
se hrabet; quaque haud dubié ica
cum nostra hypochehi consenriume,
re nihil contormius elle videatur.
33. Ouaeres, verum ii, qui pol-
lent ingenio, heberiore olfactu
linc: Relpondeo hoc iplum non
EaiO