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Domestic Medicine
William Buchan
book · 1791 (12th ed.; Gutenberg #74359)
William Buchan, Domestic Medicine (12th ed., 1791).
Domestic Medicine: or, a Treatise on the Prevention and Cure of Diseases by Regimen and Simple Medicines
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Salt of steel is historically related to Iron.
buchan-domestic-medicine seats salt-of-steel beside iron as a craft peer — object speech, not a text-container or tradition dump.
from William Buchan · Domestic Medicine, 1791 (12th ed.; Gutenberg #74359)
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Salt of tartar is historically related to Oil.
buchan-domestic-medicine seats salt-of-tartar beside oil as a craft peer — object speech, not a text-container or tradition dump.
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Oil of vitriol is historically related to Oil.
buchan-domestic-medicine seats oil-of-vitriol beside oil as a craft peer — object speech, not a text-container or tradition dump.
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Spirit of wine is historically related to Wax.
buchan-domestic-medicine seats spirit-of-wine beside wax as a craft peer — object speech, not a text-container or tradition dump.
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Aromatic spirit is historically related to Ochre.
buchan-domestic-medicine seats aromatic-spirit beside ochre as a craft peer — object speech, not a text-container or tradition dump.
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Limber is historically related to Workshop.
buchan-domestic-medicine seats limber beside workshop as a craft peer — object speech, not a text-container or tradition dump.
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Rectified spirit is historically related to Ochre.
buchan-domestic-medicine seats rectified-spirit beside ochre as a craft peer — object speech, not a text-container or tradition dump.
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Salt of wormwood is historically related to Ochre.
buchan-domestic-medicine seats salt-of-wormwood beside ochre as a craft peer — object speech, not a text-container or tradition dump.
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Turnpike is historically related to Marble.
buchan-domestic-medicine seats turnpike beside marble as a craft peer — object speech, not a text-container or tradition dump.
from William Buchan · Domestic Medicine, 1791 (12th ed.; Gutenberg #74359)
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Spirit of nitre is historically related to Oil.
buchan-domestic-medicine seats spirit-of-nitre beside oil as a craft peer — object speech, not a text-container or tradition dump.
from William Buchan · Domestic Medicine, 1791 (12th ed.; Gutenberg #74359)
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Linseed oil is historically related to Iron.
buchan-domestic-medicine seats linseed-oil beside iron as a craft peer — object speech, not a text-container or tradition dump.
from William Buchan · Domestic Medicine, 1791 (12th ed.; Gutenberg #74359)
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Nitre is historically related to Oak.
buchan-domestic-medicine seats nitre beside oak as a craft peer — object speech, not a text-container or tradition dump.
from William Buchan · Domestic Medicine, 1791 (12th ed.; Gutenberg #74359)
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Cold is historically related to Salt.
buchan-domestic-medicine seats cold beside salt as a craft peer — object speech, not a text-container or tradition dump.
from William Buchan · Domestic Medicine, 1791 (12th ed.; Gutenberg #74359)
historically related to · sourced · documented