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The Breuiary Of Healthe, For All Maner Of Sicknesses And Diseases The Which May Be In Man Or Woman, Doth Followe Expressyng The Obscure Termes Of Greke, Araby, Latyn, And Barbary, In Englishe Compyled By Andrewe Boorde. (1557)

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The Breuiary Of Healthe, For All Maner Of Sicknesses And Diseases The Which May Be In Man Or Woman, Doth Followe Expressyng The Obscure Termes Of Greke, Araby, Latyn, And Barbary, In Englishe Compyled By Andrewe Boorde. (1557)

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