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# of the Element of Fire, ibid. Preyeth
# upon Oil, as Air upon VVater, 24. Taketh
# in no other body into it, but converteth it,
# 169. Flame cauſing water to riſe, 192.
# Flame, 81. Thecontinuance of it accord-
# ing to ſeveral Bodies, ibid. Obſervation
# about going out of Flame, ibid. 82. Laſt-
# ing thereof, in Candles of ſeveral mix-
# tures, ibid. Of ſeveral VVicks, ibid. 83.
# In Candles laid in Bran, ibid. In Lamps,
# ibid. VVhere it draweth the nouriſhment
# far, ibid. In a Turretted Lamp, ibid.
# VVhere it is kept cloſe from Air, 83. Ac-
# cording to the temper of the Air, ibid. 84.
# Irritated by cold # ibid.
Fleſh diſſ olved into Fat, 139. Fleſh edible and
# not edible, 186. The cauſes of each, ibid.
# Horſes fleſh ſometimes eaten, ibid. Mans
# fleſh likewiſe, ib. Eaten by VVitches # ib.
Flies in exceß, ſign of a Pestilential year,
# 155, The cauſe # ibid.
Flights of Birds, the ſwiftest motion, 139.
# The cauſethereof # ibid.
Flint laid at the bottom of a Tree, hath help-
# edthe growth, 93. The cauſe # ibid.
Flowers ſmell beſt whoſe Leaves ſmell not, 86.
# Flowers growing amongſt the Corn, and no
# where elſe, 108. To have Flowers grow
# upon Trees, 102. To induce colour into
# Flowers, ibid. Flowers double, 109. To
# make them ſo in fruitful Trees, ibid.
# Flowers, 121. All exquiſitely figured,
# ibid. Numbers of their Leaves # ibid.
Flying in the Air of a Body unequal, 167.
# Of a Body ſupported with Feathers # 191
Forming of parts in young Creatures # 7
Foreign Plants # 118, 119
Fowls, VVater-fowls foreſhew Rain # 175
Fragile Bodies, 180. The cauſe of their fr a-
# gility # ibid.
French-man hurt in the head, hard to cure
# 166
Fryer Bacons Illuſion # 160
Friction, a furtherer of nouriſhment, 16.
# Maketh the parts morefreſhly, 190. The
# cauſe, ibid. Impinguateth more then
# Exerciſe, ibid. The cauſe # ibid.
Frogs in exceß, a ſign of a peſtilential year,
# 155. The cauſe # ibid.
Fruits, their maturation, 70. The cauſes
# thereof, ibid. Several inſtances thereof,
# ibid. 71. The dulcoration thereof, by
# other means, 186. The ſeveral cauſes # ib.
Fruit pricked as it groweth, ripens ſooner, 96.
# Fruit-tree grafted upon a wild tree, 97.
# Fruit dulcorated, by applying of Swines
# dung, 98. The cauſe, ibid. Alſoby Choff
# and Swines dung mingled, ibid. Enlarged
# bybeing covered with a Pot as it groweth,
# ibid. Fruits compound, 100, 101. Fruits
# of divers kindes upon one Tree, 107. Fruits
# if divers ſhapes and figuers, ibid. 108.
# Fruits with inſcriptions upon them, ibid.
# Fruits that are red within, 109. Fruits
# coming twice a year, 119. Fruits made
# without core or ſtone, 110. Fruits that
# have juyces fit for drink, 130. Unfit, ibid.
# The cauſe of each, ibid. Fruits ſweet before
# they beripe, 132. which never ſweeten, ibid.
# Fruit bl@ſſoming, hurt by South-winds # 135
Fuel not conſuming, 163, 164. Fuel con-
# ſuming faſt, ibid. Fuel cheap # ibid.
Full of the Moon, 193. Several eſfects of it,
# ibid. Tryals for further obſervations # 194
Fumes taken in Pipes # G.
GAlilæus his opinion of the Ebbing and
# Flowing of the sea # 167
Gaping a motion of Imitation # 65
Garments, of what Plants they maybe made
# 128
Gathering of wind for freſhneß # 164
Generation, oppoſed to corruption # 73
Generating of ſome Creatures at ſet times
# onely, of ſome at all times, 159. The cauſe
# of each # ibid. 160
Genius over-mastering # 204
Germination accelerated by ſeveral means,
# 90, 91, 92. Retarded by ſeveral means # 92
Guinny-Pepper cauſeth ſneezing # 202
Glaſs, the materials thereof in Venice # 162
Glaſs out of Sand, 164. Glaſs, whether re-
# moulten, it keepeth weight # 169
Globes at diſtance appearing flat # 190
Gloworm # 149
Gold, 71. The making of it, ibid. A work
# poſſible, but not rightly purſued, ibid.
# Diſcourſe of a Stranger, touching the
# making of it, 72. Directions for the making
# of it, ibid. 73. Direction of a Tryal, ibid.
# Several properties of Gold, ibid. Gold
# hath in it the least volatile of any Metal
# 169
Gout, order incuring it # 16
Grafting, 92. A late-coming fruit upon an
# early Fruit-tree, 93. Grafts in great plen-
# ty, 95. Grafting meliorateth the Fruit,
# 97. Grafting of Trees that bear no Fruit,
# enlargeth the Leaves, 100. Grafting of
# ſeveral kindes, maketh not Compound
# fruits # ibid.
Grafting Vine upon Vine # 136
Grapes, bow they may be kept long, 129. Al-
# ſo by preſerving of the ſtalk # ibid.
Gravity, 10. Motion of Gravity, ibid. 148.</note>
