Natural magick in twenty books : wherein are set forth all the riches and delights of the natural sciences (1658)
Della Porta, Giambattista, Giambattista, Della Porta · Th. Young and S. Speed · leaf 40
ures,such at the former ages never saw . I st ) all begin therefore with Putrefaction , because that is the principle to produce new Creatures ; not onely from the variety of Simples , but of mixed Bodies . I thought fit to leave none out , though they be of small account , fince there is no thing… … of the Earth soaked in water , and quickned by the heat os the Sun . Of the jams mind were Archelaus the Athenian , Anaxagoras Claz,ememus , and Euripides his Sco - lar , Cleodemus,ind after him Theophrasttu , thought that they came of puttified wa -
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