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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
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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.
MOST Certainly, the Physicians that can find out Remedies (particularly in the Mineral or Vegetable Kingdom) that shall have a more Immediate Efficacy to Brighten, and Strengthen, & Comfort, the Nishmath-Chajim, will be the most Successful Physician in the World. Especially, if he can Irradiate the Spirit in the Stomach, he will do Wonderfully.
MOST Certainly, the Physicians that can find out Remedies (particularly in the Mineral or Vegitable Kingdom) that shall have a more Immediate Efficacy to Brighten, and Strengthen, & Comfort, the Nishmath-Chajim, will be the most Successful Physician in the World. Especially, if he can Irradiate the Spirit in the Stomach, he will do Wonderfully.
THOSE things also, which Fortify the Blood, and restore a Volatile Ferment, in the Vapid and Languid Blood, will do Wonders for us. It is impossible to Kill a Man (the Nishmath-Chajim will never leave him) till the Circulation of his Blood be ruined.
THOSE things also, which Fortify the Blood, and restore a Volatil Ferment, in the Vapid and Languid Blood, will do Wonders for us. It is impossible to Kill a Man (the Nishmath-Chajim will never leave him) till the Circulation of his Blood be ruined.
XXI. WE read, Heaviness in the Heart of man makes it stoop; but a Good Word makes it Glad. We read, A Cheerful Heart does good like a Medicine; but a broken spirit dries the Bones. The Invigoration, or the Debilitation of the Nishmath-Chajim, is that wherein these ancient Observations are accomplished.
XXI. WE read, Heaviness in the Heart of man makes it stoop; but a Good Word makes it Glad. We read, A Chearful Heart does good like a Medicine; but a broken spirit dries the Bones. The Invigoration, or the Debilitation of the Nishmath-Chajim, is that wherein these ancient Observations are accomplished.