Diseases of the soul a discourse divine, moral, and physical. By Tho. AdamsDiseases of the soule a discourse diuine, morall, and physicall. By Tho. Adams

Windiness is engendered through flegmaticke humours in the stomach; or through meats dissolved into vapours by deficiency of kindly heat. The cause of vainglory is a vaporous windy opinion of some rare quality in himself: which though it be but an atomus, he would blow (like an Alchemist) to a great mass. But at last, it either settles in a narrow room, or vanisheth into foam.

VVIndinesse is ingendred through flegmaticke humours in the stomake; or through meates dissolued into vapours by deficiencie of kindely heate. The cause of vaineglory is a vaporous windy opinion of some rare quality in himselfe: which though it bee but an atomus, he would blow (like an Alchymist) to a great masse. But at last, it either settles in a narrow roome, or vanisheth into fome.