Several Tracts Pertaining to the Archidoxa

On the working and powers of the Magnet.

out of the tree a house, a joiner a trough, a turner a cup, a carver a figure. Thus should the physician also do with him, and take the single sign for himself, to extendirn extend the same further according to the content of the demonstration demonstration of nature, whither it shows and gives instruction, always following the same foundations, as a tree is good for many things, not only in one way. Therefore, it is also a thing in medicine to extendirn to all diseases.

For not only is it good in the mentioned diseases, as written before, but the magnet draws in the rupture and heals all Ruptica ruptures/hernias in old and young, and draws out the dropsy, the jaundice, and together with its additionibus additions, which are proper to it, of which it would be too much to write here. Yet the single process in the same is to draw to oneself, and to drive backward, and in loco digerirn digest in place, and to Consolidirn consolidate/heal the rupture. As it is publicly understood in the Practic practice, it is not necessary to chew everything into the mouth for the ignorant.

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