Bacon, Francis, Sylva sylvarum : or, a natural history in ten centuries

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          <note style="it" position="right" xml:space="preserve"># Antipathy in other kindes, 209, 210,
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          # 211, 212, 213. Antipathy between ene-
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          # mies in abſence # ib.
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          Appetite of continuation in liquid bodies # 5, 6
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          Appetite in the ſtomach, 176. what quali-
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          # ties provcke it, ibid. Four cauſes thereof
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          # ibid.
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          Apple incloſed in VV ax for speedy ripening,
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          # 70, 71. Hanged in ſm@ak, ibid. Covered
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          # in Lime and Aſhes, ibid. Covered with
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          # Crabs and Onions, ib. Apple in Hay and
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          # Straw, ibid. In a cloſe box, ibid. Apple
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          # rolled, ib. Apple inpart cut, beſmeared
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          # with ſack # ibid.
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          Apple-cions grafted on the ſtock of a Cole-
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          # wort # 97
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          Apple-trees, ſome of them bring forth a
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          # ſweet Moſs # 114
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          Aqua-fortis diſſelving Iron # 166
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          Archbiſhop of Vienna his revelation to
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          # Lewis the Eleventh # 211
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          Arrows with wooden-heads ſharpned, pierce
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          # wood ſooner, then with iron heads # 148
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          Artichokes made leſs prickly # 98
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          Art of memory # 27
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          Aſhes in a veſſel, will not admit equal quan-
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          # tity of water, as in the veſſel cmpty # 10
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          Aſhes an excellent compoſt # 123
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          Asp eauſeth eaſie death # 132
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          Aſſimilation in bodies in animate, 24. In
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          # vegetables # ib. 79, 179
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          Aftriction prohibiteth putrefaction # 75
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          Attraction by ſmilitude of ſubſtance # 148, 191
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          Audibles mingle in the medium, which viſi-
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          # bles do not, 53. The cauſe thereof. ibid.
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          # Several Conſents of audibles and viſibles,
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          # 58, 59. Several Diſſents of thcm, 60, 61.
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          # Audibles and Viſibles # 204
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          Authority ſtrengthneth Imagination # 206
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          B.
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          BAg growing in the fields # 115
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          Barrel empty knocked, ſaid to give a
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          # Diapaſon to the ſame Barrel full # 45
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          Barrenneſs of Trees, the cauſe # 100
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          Baſil turned into VVilde Thj
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          me # 111
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          Baſilisk # 202
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          Bathing the body, 156. VVould not be
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          # healthful for us, if it were in uſe, ibid.
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          # For the Tuiks good # ib.
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          Bearing in the womb, in ſome creatures
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          # longer, in ſome ſhorter # 159
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          Beaſts do not imitate Mans ſpeech as Birds
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          # do, 55. The cauſe, ibid. Beaſts commu-
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          # nicating in ſpecies with one another, 138.
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          # Likewiſe ſome Birds, ibid. Beaſts in their
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          # kindes, leſſer then F ſhes, 184. Greater
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          # then Birds, the cauſe # ibid.
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          Beasts that yield the taste or virtue of the
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          # the Herb they feed on # 104
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          Beaſts foreſhew Rain # 175
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          Capon. Becr, how made, 13. Averynouriſh-
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          # ing drink # ibid.
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          Bees humming an uneqnal ſound # 43
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          Birds have another manner in their quick-
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          # ning, then Men or Beaſts, 25. Birds
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          # communicating in ſpecies with one an-
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          # other, 138. Swifter in motion then Beaſts,
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          # ibid. The cauſe, ibid. In their kindes,
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          # leſſer then Beaſts or Fiſhes, 184. The
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          # cauſe, ibid. Imitate Mans ſpeech, which
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          # Beasts do not, 55. Thecanſe # ibid.
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          Birth of living creatnres # 78
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          Black the beſt colour in Plumbs # 109
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          Blear-eyes infectious # 202
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          Bleeding of the body, at the approach of the
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          # murtherer # 207
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          Blood, five means of ſtanching it # 18
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          Blood drawethſalt # 211
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          Blood of the Cuttle-fi
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          ſh # 156
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          Blood-stone # 210
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          Blows and bruiſes induce ſwelling, 187. The
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          # cauſe # ibid.
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          Bluſhing cauſeth redneß in the ears, not in
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          # theeyes, as anger doth, 189. The cauſe
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          # of each # ibid.
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          Boaring an hol@ through a Tree, helpeth it # 94
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          Body brittle ſtrucken, 3. Bodies natural
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          # moſt of them have an appetite of admit-
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          # ting others into them, 169. Except flame,
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          # ibid. Bodies unperf@ctly mixt # 178
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          Bodies in nature that give no ſounds, and
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          # that give ſounds # 32, 33, 34
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          Bodies, to which, VVine is hurtful, and to
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          # which, good # 153
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          Bodies conſerved a long time # 162, 163
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          Boldneſs and ind@ſiry, the power of them in
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          # civil buſineſs # 190, 203
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          Boletus # 131
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          Bolus Armenus # 147
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          Bones, 141, 157. The moſt ſenſible of cold,
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          # 141. In what Fiſhes none, 157. One in
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          # the Heart of a Stag # ib.
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          Boiling cauſeth Grains to ſwell in difference # 185
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          Bracelets worn which comfort the ſpirits,
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          # 219. Their three ſcveral operations, # ibid.
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          Brains of ſome Beoſts ſtrengthen the memory, # 210
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          Brain increaſed in the Full Moon # 193
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          Braſs ſanative of wounds # 166
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          Braſ -plates oſſw age ſwelling # 187
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          Breath held, helpeth hearing, 62. The cauſe # ibid.</note>
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