0 INTRODUCTION

6. FINDINGS
(164) M.Borrough in his discourse of the variation of the Compasse,
defineth the Magneticall Meridian to bee a great Circle, which
passeth through the Zenit and the Pole of the load stone called in
Latine Magnes, (E2 1597 Blundevile A plaine Treatise of the first
principles of Cosmographie)
(165) To conclude, we see by this Instance, how much Experiments may
conduce to the regulating of Philosophical notions. (E3 1665
Hooke The life and work of Robert Hooke)
(166) now in seeking this quotient amongst the Sines, I $can $not
{TEXT: cannot} finde that iust number, (E2 1597 Blundevile A
plaine Treatise of the first principles of Cosmographie)
(167) Such was the wounding and killing of Abel, by his brother Cain,
by reason of emulation. (E3 1650 Read Workes of that famous
physitian Surgery)
(168) and leaue not seeking amongst the squares of the Sines, vntil you
haue found out the iust number of the quotient if it be there. (E2
1597 Blundevile A plaine Treatise of the first principles of
Cosmographie)
(169) When opportunity and time will serue, frictions with a rough
linnen cloth are very good, which are to be performed thus: (...)
(E2 1616 Bailey Preseruation of eie-sight Academic)
(170) many having fallen into Consumptions only by smelling the breath
or spittle of Consumptives, others by drinking after them; (...) (E3
1666 Harvey Morbus anglicus Academic)
(171) yet making the secretions more freely, there may be a quantity
evacuated equal to these steams, by the secretions that [^p.3^] are
now begun: (E3 1697 Cockburn Continuation of the account of
distempers Academic)
(172) And for mollifying in children is approoued this remedy following.
(E2 1602 Clowes Treatise for the artificiall cure of struma)
As is the case with pre-head dependents, post-head dependents can also combine
among themselves. Take, for instance, examples (173) and (174) below. Example (173)
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