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... cured with many Phisitions , wente to an Indian , that was knowen to bee a man that knewe muche of hearbes , with whom the Indians did cure them selves , and that he gave her to drinke a Joyce clarified of Ver- vaine , that she her ...
... cured with many Phisitions , wente to an Indian , that was knowen to bee a man that knewe muche of hearbes , with whom the Indians did cure them selves , and that he gave her to drinke a Joyce clarified of Ver- vaine , that she her ...
Page 81
... cured therewith the Pluresie being very sore rooted , it is convenient that it be given to them , that have taken ... cure , in curing certeyne Pestilent Fevers , hee sayeth , that having taken the weight of three graynes of the ...
... cured therewith the Pluresie being very sore rooted , it is convenient that it be given to them , that have taken ... cure , in curing certeyne Pestilent Fevers , hee sayeth , that having taken the weight of three graynes of the ...
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... cure a young Gentlewoman called the Lady Maria Catano and was sicke of certaine soundings of long tyme , and beeing in cure by learned Phisitions , her disease of soundings was perillous for that it held her x . or xii . houres and ...
... cure a young Gentlewoman called the Lady Maria Catano and was sicke of certaine soundings of long tyme , and beeing in cure by learned Phisitions , her disease of soundings was perillous for that it held her x . or xii . houres and ...
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