The Ocean as Medicine and Maker of Commerce
The author extols the ocean as universal medicine and purifier, praising its saline waters for health while marveling at its perpetual motion and legal regularity. He argues the tides enable trade, deepen channels, and carry ships, supporting industry and national prosperity, then cites Margate verse from a Kent correspondent.
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Soynan
Euripides
Amos
Kent
Margate
Wittembere
Vienna
Silesia
Henry
Trebnitz
Oder
Prusia
Goltze
Koben
Tottleben
Prince Henry
Prussia
Lita
Zoptenberg
Schweidnitz
Daun
Borckendorff
Dreféen
Leipiic
Wittemberg
Forgau
Hulfen
Torgau
Berlin
Francort
Wirtemberg
Blanckenburgh
Ferdinan
Buhne
Lusatia
Gottingen
Ferdinand
Marrshal Broglio
Fulda
Hague
Germany
Switzerland
Geneva
Sardinia
Madrid
London
Naples
Turin
Italy
Francfort
Landgrave of Helle
Prince of Waldeck
SEA NOSTRUM PROMISES RELIEF FOR WORN PATIENTS
Anointing with sea waters is extolled as a cure surpassing doctors medicines for rheumatic pains and frail constitutions. The text urges prudent use, claiming improved blood flow, brighter spirits, renewed vigor, and regained sight, with nature’s gifts restoring health and easing suffering.
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Holland
Flanders
Iconium
Bashaw
Pérsia
Porte
Bashan
Albania
Constantinople
Smyrna
Prague
Fulsis
Count Soltikof
Pomerania
Breslau
Liffy
Halfen