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Thirteen books of natural philosophy

Thirteen books of natural philosophy

by Daniel Sennert

Occult PhilosophyHermeticismModern

Chapters

137

Total Words

962,565

Reading Time

3851 min

Published

1660

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Table of Contents

1.Preface
94 min
2.V. Touching mixt things without life, which ex ift by themfelves, and are homo-
1 min
3.VI. Finally, as concerning the Parts which are in the whol, thus we are to hold.
51 min
4.Book de Mente bum. Ch. 7. who denies fubftances fevered from matter to be pro-
8 min
5.V. Time: For no motion ts performed in an Inftanc, but Succeffively and in Time.
1 min
6.VI. Continuity, or Unity of Motion, inrefpect of time; andthetermtowhich; =~
19 min
7.L. 6. Cb.9. whoat laft chus concludes: truly, as it feems to me, if thofe osher
2 min
8.Book IL. Of Heaven ; and the Stars.
137 min
9.III. Alfo between things alike after the third manner, there is no attion. For feeing
64 min
10.I. Ina i
2 min
11.part inthe middle, which the Light cannot pierce into, expreffes a certain deep=
54 min
12.Book de ‘Mundo thus defined, Cap. 4. Haloisa ihining Circle, under the Sun, Moon, Circle a-
103 min
13.Book 6. Of the Soul in general.
21 min
14.Book 6, |
38 min
15.VI. Sundry forcs of Hyacinciis or Crows-toes, for there is an.oriental one greater and lef.
1 min
16.VII. Narciffus, the Water Daffodil; of which there are many forts; one purple in the
3 min
17.XVI. The Squil oz Sea- The Sqn
47 min
18.Book 7. Of the Sight. Chap. 2.
6 min
19.Book 7
37 min
20.I. There muft needs bea directing Principle by which (being in che living Creature) che
72 min
21.Book 8. gol
19 min
22.Book 8. - Of the Body of Man, and its Funétions, Chap. 2.
5 min
23.Book 8
9 min
24.Book 8. 409.
48 min
25.Book 1
40 min
26.part 0h
27 min
27.Book 7. Chap. 10. yet being dead ic may be handled without danger. Such Qualities
41 min
28.Part I
55 min
29.Book 24
13 min
30.Book V.. . Of Prattical Phyfick.
63 min
31.Book 20
4 min
32.Part I.
9 min
33.Book V. co cOf Prattical Phyfick, «Barer
18 min
34.Book Ii:
34 min
35.Book de Ortz & Interitu, he defines Mixture co be che Union of chings mixable, being alce-
4 min
36.Book lik
54 min
37.LL. 2 wvilible
41 min
38.Book IM
148 min
39.Book LY.
256 min
40.Part I. Of Tumors,
1 min
41.Part VI. Gf Luxations, in!
30 min
42.part difunite what before was clofe and compact, | {uch asarealfo thofe chat are produced by che fal-
25 min
43.Book ve" W par
7 min
44.Section 1. Chap.’8. ) then inthis cafe, repulfion
8 min
45.part very deep. Concerning which Hippocrates
27 min
46.Part I.
24 min
47.Part 1 >
10 min
48.Part I.
18 min
49.Part I.
15 min
50.part inflamed, bucthat after che ufe of chem for
72 min
51.Book V. ~Partst. :
8 min
52.Book VY.
27 min
53.Book V.
8 min
54.I. 2
44 min
55.Part i.
7 min
56.Book V.
4 min
57.Section is to be ordainedsthat fo che little Bladdet
19 min
58.Part 2. Sect. 1. Chap, To.
5 min
59.Part 1.
18 min
60.Part I.
75 min
61.Part 3. tect. 2. chap. 2,354, 5. Ofche Ophthal-
51 min
62.Book V. ss Of Praétical Phyfick.
10 min
63.Part IT.
17 min
64.Part II.
23 min
65.Part cy oa
28 min
66.Part 2. Sect. 1. Chap.5.. What was there {po-
6 min
67.Part IL. |
32 min
68.Part 6. Chap, 8. ofthe Liver: Part 7+ Chap. rr.
1 min
69.Part 8. Chap, 5. of che Tefticles : ibid. Chap. 6.
9 min
70.Part 1. Chap. 15. couching Kibes, chac the cool-
19 min
71.Part LI.
19 min
72.Part I.
6 min
73.part isco be wafhed wich fale wacer, or a Ley 5
2 min
74.Part If.
2 min
75.Chapter defcribech and commenderh 5 and which | ounces: boylthem till a third part be confum-
9 min
76.Section in the corcupted parc alone. Fallopius
3 min
77.Part 11.
5 min
78.part in which the fection ought to be made che|thacbyche faid burning very much of che found
15 min
79.Part If.”
4 min
80.Part LIL.
35 min
81.Chapter co explain and creat of this Subject, | faid humors; we muft therefore more. efpe-
25 min
82.Part Lib
21 min
83.Part LiL
69 min
84.Part II i
17 min
85.Part IIT.
55 min
86.Part LV.
62 min
87.Part IV.
8 min
88.Part IP.
23 min
89.Book VY.
18 min
90.Part IP.
24 min
91.Book V.
9 min
92.Part 2. Sett.2. Chap.4.) and even in his very
1 min
93.Part IP.
7 min
94.Part LV.
8 min
95.Book V:
18 min
96.Part IV
17 min
97.Book V.
1 min
98.II. They in like manner reject the Ancient
8 min
99.Part IF.
1 min
100.Book Vor
27 min
101.Part LV...
14 min
102.Part 17,
25 min
103.Part 2..Ghap 12.) to wit, when there flow
1 min
104.Part IP.
57 min
105.Part LZ.
17 min
106.Part IV.
8 min
107.Part LV.
39 min
108.Part IV.
8 min
109.Part LV. 2
4 min
110.Book deCelo Chapt. 7. text, 42+ and in his
26 min
111.Part 2. Chap. 16. Queft.5. where Llikewife /fearching Inftrument being put intozthe
30 min
112.Part IVs -
30 min
113.Part IV
28 min
114.Part iv, |
7 min
115.Book i oa BA B es
7 min
116.Part IV.
9 min
117.Part lV
33 min
118.Part V.
26 min
119.Part 7.
9 min
120.Part Vs
42 min
121.part coo much, is to be loofned sbut the fwolm
14 min
122.Part V i
31 min
123.Part VE
40 min
124.Part Vi || Ch
8 min
125.Part V ik
16 min
126.Part VL
53 min
127.part caken away; which, di y-come,co-pafs, chaeshée caufe may-be MMU cated : | | away
31 min
128.part complicated, and being Joyned are a {ure fign of the veneral Difeafe, and one
38 min
129.L. Septalius alfo doth admonith us here, chac chere isa cereain fore of Guajacum,
197 min
130.VILLI. They that baving been long infefed with the pain im their Hips bave the Hip
2 min
131.XI. If the Varices happen unto fuchas are troubled with the Gout, the Gout
1 min
132.XII. Ifthe Gout that was wont to keep its certain Periods ceafe and rerurnno
3 min
133.MIV. Then
127 min
134.IV. Andthisalfo may comfort fuch as are affliéed withthe Gout, that as every
1 min
135.V. Thofechat aré troubled with the Gout may hkewite comfort themfelvés with
2 min
136.VII. AndLaftly, although by arc, anda good conrfe of Diet, nich help may
62 min
137.C. \Quelbaze >)
60 min

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