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 1 15|        unmixed wine and unmixed honey, as to their nutritive powers,
 2 15|        to a certain quantity of honey which is swallowed, he will
 3 15|  himself much stronger from the honey, provided it do not disagree
 4 15|      the unboiled, provided the honey be fine, and it is weaker,
 5 15|         it boiled, provided the honey be bad, impure, black, and
 6 16| obviates the bad effects of the honey; for the bilious quality
 7 16|      the bilious quality of the honey is thereby corrected. It
 8 27|         draught; or galbanum in honey, and cumin in a linctus,
 9 28|        at first, mixing it with honey. If the expectoration be
10 28|         and pine-fruit in Attic honey; and southernwood in oxymel;
11 28|          when given in wine and honey; when given to act upon
12 47|        young almonds pounded in honey, form into an electuary
13 47|      wheat has been washed, add honey, and boil. Let him take
14 56|     with the addition of boiled honey, give in affections of the