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... body , which being mixed cannot be properly assigned to the sciences of either . 2. Pars Physiognomiae , de gestu sive motu corporis . This know- ledge hath two branches : for as all leagues and amities consist of mutual intelligence ...
... body , which being mixed cannot be properly assigned to the sciences of either . 2. Pars Physiognomiae , de gestu sive motu corporis . This know- ledge hath two branches : for as all leagues and amities consist of mutual intelligence ...
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Francis Bacon Arthur Johnston. body do alter or work upon the mind ; or again , how and how far the passions or apprehensions of the mind do alter or work upon the body . The former of these hath been inquired and considered as a part ...
Francis Bacon Arthur Johnston. body do alter or work upon the mind ; or again , how and how far the passions or apprehensions of the mind do alter or work upon the body . The former of these hath been inquired and considered as a part ...
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... body ; which know- ledge hath been attempted , and is controverted , and deserveth to be much better inquired . For ... BODY - MEDICINE , COSMETICS , ATHLETICS , VOLUPTUARY , AND JOCULARY ] X. 1. The knowledge that concerneth man's body ...
... body ; which know- ledge hath been attempted , and is controverted , and deserveth to be much better inquired . For ... BODY - MEDICINE , COSMETICS , ATHLETICS , VOLUPTUARY , AND JOCULARY ] X. 1. The knowledge that concerneth man's body ...
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