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of Paracelsus' has essayed the solution of one of those gw £ eni g mas , which human life in its different phases presents . His ' Paracelsus' is , not a personification indeed , but an lndividualization of humanity , in whom he exhibits its alternate conditions of aspiration and attainment . Truly here is something for the mind to grapple with , but the labour is only of that sp 4 ti& iHkfcfc
acccfds with the proper enjoyment of poetry , and which rades th&t enj&yiriient to its due degree of loftiness and intensfty . : rK Pateciehus left that sort of mingled reputation whfcfe e ^ iifcfflV suited the authors purpose . It is neither toobad for a ttta&Ihg nor too good fo ¥ a curse . He had a right to asfcutrie thdt 'it ^ m ^ lrt yet struggle into brightness , through all the clouds of tibldduy $ y whidh it haft been so long overshadowed . What says Dr : AJVUiks
of him , in his very judicious and instructive outline of tH& iktiWi ^ of HiiedHefrie , recently delivered as an int «> ductory lecttif % to ^ his < Aj £ &i * ' M iftt close of the fifteenth centufy t ^ arftc ^ i ^ ^^ % oi * n . ! H ^ ^ a $ r a native of Swit zerland , and soon fct&ame ? tsdd-^ picfobiks tti ^' ' # b $ a innovator , ridiculihg all that had gonfe'WfaWfe l l of al
Mrii ;" 4 ^ itta ^ M ^ -of '' ifci ^ didiie a sort chemic art . His <* m-Vertk"fti * tb xri ^ ny } ' but the most learned and respectable phy ^ iStis of tft © 'tftifct ctfntftnied to ftbide by the doctrines of Ofcten / Ytt Galen hdd not the infallibility of inspiration or of acientt ^ . ^ Tftte simjrti « fty 6 f Hijppocrat ^ s , ' says Dr . Uwins , ' he conspictfouyjr f | iterlardod with m&own theories . ' ITie history of his infiuettW ? n tnedtcine is not unlike that of Aristotle amongst theschdbl-iiHftli ;
in tfia tittVe 6 t ParaCebus it had become a mental tyrtnfty ^^ ith si irttoi might deserve well of the world for vigorously ' ai ^ fliife . The mkn'who # ! rst employed the stupendous powef ^ i dF HiMWmy atid opiutii' fti his prescriptions , producing effects £ < # h ! W ^ Bfc learned atid the illiterate alike stood amafced , crying 6 ut bti njitWMBe or magf ^ hiafd feme rigtit to raise a standard of rebHHdrt'm Jw Wfti proTi ^ l Mfitettrti deftiuiYing of * leafncd arid r ^ WtebW ^ fc ^ BIci&tfe' / Wti *^« t ^ # fi at hapj ^ ened la celitury aft ^ WA ^ ds ti ( S Kfti # f , ^ itih Ws dri >^ % of the circulation of t hie Wocxt . 'No ' Cthal We d ^ tirrfo ^ ti infant / tt > th-e est ftiirite of so ubfe \ j ^ id ^ W «« We Hfettfete tk&TH : ' ' U < witii , ot Tiayfe atiy Metf of -d ^ tig > bat « K * ^ rJ » e Medical rtbry erf P * rk&l * us . We oflly sjibw fettliWWt te \ sm * the " | k ^^** c tfe ^ rtilght b ^ f ? ntWd W' « tiy Uidl ^ rftoMtal tfidffotiaTV . ' '' The" ^ po ^ r ' < iiotWette ^ ty * flifef WotCt btlf ijtte bf « b # Waii # dii *«* , W ^ b « c » l i ^ i ^ ' 1 h 6 ei ^^ Van * i ^ fflr « f » wmt * tokM $ m&miMaa otoinUitw ^ J ^ ' A&w > iii « tife « 1 : 1 1 * tfijuw yy ^^ ^^ 'a ^ r ^ fe ^ febK ^^ < lfodic « a Jontticl'te . Q ^ ME * , . » ,. „ . „ ,. »„ , »» , f " « . ^ r ¦ ' ' ¦'¦•
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Nov. 2, 1835, page 717, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2651/page/25/
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