Philosophical conjectures on aereal influences, the probable origin of diseases: with an unusual cure in the scurvy / Address'd to Dr. Shaw, by E-m-d L-tt-n [i.e. Edmund Litton].

  • Litton, Edmund.
Date:
1747
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Credit: Philosophical conjectures on aereal influences, the probable origin of diseases: with an unusual cure in the scurvy / Address'd to Dr. Shaw, by E-m-d L-tt-n [i.e. Edmund Litton]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    / Philofophical Conjectures o N UNembodied Spirits, and Beings of a fuperior Clafs, may have an immediate Perception of the Eileiice of Things, may be able inftantaneoufly to col¬ lect the mo ft diftant Ideas. But we, as looking through a dark and clouded Atmofphere, diftiriguifh by Marks, Chara&ers, and Analogy; confequently muft be liable to Error Deception, and Conlulion, from the great Similitude of external Phafes. Are not our Senfes fallible, their Informationsunreafonable, their De¬ terminations unjuft ? Is hot this B mani-