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287. oldal
... less active and less able to propagate itself ; hotter , no doubt , as flame is , but slow in motion . But this inconvenience also may be remedied by an occasional mixture of cooling medicines , as roses and myrtle , with the oil . For ...
... less active and less able to propagate itself ; hotter , no doubt , as flame is , but slow in motion . But this inconvenience also may be remedied by an occasional mixture of cooling medicines , as roses and myrtle , with the oil . For ...
313. oldal
... less degree of refrigeration . 19. Fish require less refrigeration than land animals ; yet they require some , and receive it through their gills . And as land animals cannot bear a too hot or close air , so likewise fish are suffocated ...
... less degree of refrigeration . 19. Fish require less refrigeration than land animals ; yet they require some , and receive it through their gills . And as land animals cannot bear a too hot or close air , so likewise fish are suffocated ...
327. oldal
... less eager to go forth , and less predatory , than if it is distributed irregularly . EXPLANATION . Not only is a large quantity of spirits in proportion to the whole injurious to the duration of things , but also the same quantity if less ...
... less eager to go forth , and less predatory , than if it is distributed irregularly . EXPLANATION . Not only is a large quantity of spirits in proportion to the whole injurious to the duration of things , but also the same quantity if less ...
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