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Also, a good Aire may be knowen both by his substaunce (as, when it is open, pure, and cleane, free frō all filthie dunghilles, noysome chanelles, nut trees, fig trees, coleworts, hem∣lockes, mines, & forges; for these haue a con∣trarie qualitie vnto the animall spirit, and make men to fall into consumptions) and
by his qualities: as, extremitie of cold, heat, and moysture.