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Health preserved, in two treatises / Translated and enlarged, with an appendix, by R. James.

Date:
1750
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Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: Health preserved, in two treatises / Translated and enlarged, with an appendix, by R. James. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    acid-Acrimony. iippocrates, in lib. 4. Acid. ini «#4 Cholera, prefers Oil to all other Remedies. ** Give the Patient Oil, fays he, that his Paim ** may be alleviated, and. his. Body —render’dl «€ fóluble. That Oil corrects an acid Acri— mony, is fuficiently obvious from Sulphur, im which there is a great deal of Acidity, which: however is render'd imperceptible by the pin- guious and inflammable Subftance it contains. —