Medical precepts and cautions

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whole compas of the matter, e

common advantage of is more

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sood, thei stomach require hi sauces, hic heat and corrupi theblood, and rende the od obnoxious to Histemper the de-bauehes of the a distur theirre by night and in punishment

so thei vices, thei sons the great ornament and supportis families, contra di ases in thei mollier

vatic des ire of nem acquisitions. Wheres ore

Horum

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But there is onerareat inconvenia ence more attendinthio living, that vive loadingaheiod thesaeuities of the seu are clomeriand the passion set ali on sire Whereas in the contrary the stenderan homel die of the mor and laborious either oppresses hostringi of Ody mor supplies theuices illi suel Theresere, uni s

prudence M a constant attendanto opulenc Vivitur exim melius, 'Tis hester livingis a senis fortune.

Nor is nature to b d med an un-justinep-mother, ut a most provident and beneficent parent. Upo the hole, it binove a Wis man in very stage of lis'

-- Servare modum, sinemque tenere,

tuomque sequi sy

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domments of the ind, and et, si reflectioni ven the est minds se blandia mith ome degre os depravity so the osthealthy odies are requenti asflicted mit great infirmities and these eing the oad of Math, Ouot to ut us in in of thestorines of this isse, an os the propriet of this expressionis L.

cretius :Vitaque mancupis ulli datur, omnibus usu 1 4 ne his a right to Ue, si io in Ue.

and likewis that there is no ab-

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crates : χλος ανθρωπι ἔκ γενετ νωος ἰς De istile man rem his Arct is a diseisse. i Epis ad Damaret.