Th. Bartholinus

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salem in mari alia difficultas, qvod flammaeigniqve contrafictur, & urrumqve in magnisincendiis extinguat, Undeä pinguedine ali-qva aqvarum flammas alii inqvirunrjumen-qve. Qvo spectavit forsan Erotixnm , qvan-do apud Hippocratem pro spuma

lucente instar olei supernatantis accepit:hctftv*! enim cum spumam signet vino inna-tantem^ veluti pingve qvoddam glutinosum,qvod conditis muria oli vis supernatat,

intelligendum putat, in cujus summo in-natat qvippiam r? Äa.fA'Sin simile. Oleum cer-te ex mari extractum testantur experti. Ari-ßoielts Sect. i j. Probi, i f, mare minus extin-guen: ignem, qväm aliam aqvam conjiciebat,qvia ping vius sit. Signum autem est, qvod sitpinguius, qvia ex sale extrahitur oleü : cujus ra-tionis vim Probi, ji, repetiturus ,71 armi ctM*aiv vtpi&iftive* I Acuet percurrit. Qva: saliminiis adversantur, qvam apparent: Oleumenim illudestex sale, qvod pinguedinem habe-re tradit Cafalpinut hb. x, de Metall, cap, 17.ubi tandem concludit: Pinguedo igitur , lari-tat odor ostendunt materiam exhalationis usti-lilis 7 non ttst&ut fatu, ex sulphure , aut bitumi-ne, aut exhalatione yvafutig, Propius verum