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The angel of Bethesda, visiting the invalids of a miserable world [Seven lines of…
The angel of Bethesda, visiting the invalids of a miserable world [Seven lines of quotations] / By a Fellow of the Royal Society.
printed by Timothy Green, 1722
Title page typeset from the transcription.
Modern spelling is a reading aid: the words are the author’s, only the spelling is modernized. Original shows the page as printed, with the transcription marks.
X THERE is an astonishing Operation, & indeed some Illustration and Explanation, of the Nishmath Chajim, in Pregnant Women; Whose Imaginations frequently makes Impressions on the Unborn Infants, that would Exceed all Belief, if we had them not continually in View before our Eyes. The •••••nces are so Numerous and so Various th•• One might Compile a Large Volume of them; and almost ask a Paleph••••• to a•••rd a •i•ie for it. But in what other way to be accounted for?
X THERE is an astonishing Operation, & indeed some Illustration and Explanation, of the Nishmath Chajim, in Pregnant Women; Whose Imaginations frequently makes Impressions on the Unborn Infants, that would Exceed all Belief, if we had them not continually in View before our Eyes. The •••••nces are so Numerous and so Various th•• One might Compile a Large Volumn of them; and almost ask a Paleph••••• to a•••rd a •i•ie for it. But in what other way to be accounted for?
XI. FOR the Nishmath-Chajim we may safely be Traducians. It is a […] in, and so Derived from the […]. And this Traductian (which is […] L•min•) may help us considerably, in our Enquiries, How the Dispositions of our […] Conveyed & Infused into us?
XI. FOR the Nishmath-Chajim we may safely be Traducians. It is a 〈…〉 in, and so Derived from the . And this Traductian (which is Lmin) may help us considerably, in our Enquiries, How the Dispositions of our Convey'd & Infus'd into us?