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that thos Diseases in the Bod are most Dangerous, hicli ariseirom toppages and Suffocations Anxit is no muchotherruis in Di ases of the Soul. ou may ake Sarra to opsin the Liver pre-par'd Steel to ope the Spleen Floweros Sulphur for the Lungs Castor forthe Brain: But there is no pening Medicine Dund for the obstructions of

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For,henae ad made a Friend of his Consul, in Opposition to 'ua; and that S IIa took it amissi, and spokes me Word of high Resentinent Pompe could o broo this, ut in expressWord almost, ad himie quiet as

Rising thau the Sun-Setting. Withytilius Caesar, Decimus Brutus had that Interest, that Caesar ad him fidei in Remainde aster his Nephe Octavius. An this a the Manahat lur'd Caesarto his eath. For hen Caesar intende to have dis charg'doli Senate. Vo L. I. M in

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in regard of om ill res ages especi- an a ream of his is Calpurnia Brutus istin him genti by the Armout of his Chair, oldiim, heloped he

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A, Instance of the like, or evengreater FRIEND HI tha that, is seenbet een Septimius Severus an Plantianus. For e force his Eldest Sonto marry Iautianus' Daughter Andhe osten honoured Plautianus, Veneto the Astrontingis his Son. a more, he wrote to the Senate in these Words: Iove the Mais meia thala ob hema furvive me. No had these Prince been like a Trajan or a Marcus Aurei ius, his might have been attributed to an immense oodnes of Nature in them: ut eing Menso Wise, and of suci Strength and Severit os Mind, and fuch might Lovers of them lues it prove clearly that theylook'Dupon theiriwn Happinesis tho greater ad carce ver appene to Morta Men a mai med and defective,

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ali these Things could o supply the

his alter ears, id a litile impat and peristi his Understanding. Suret Commines might i he had pleas'd, have made the same Judgmenti his Second

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contrar Effects, ut stili to the oodand Beneiit of ature. ut et, Without callisi in the id of hymisis, there is a manifest mage of this, in theordinar Course of Nature For in Bo- dies, Union herishes an strengiliensat natura Actions and on the ther Side, eakens an dulis an violent

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FR IENDS HI more complete the

sto a FRIEND. Heraclitus asseris