Procataˊrctick Cause

Procataˊrctick Cause [of παοcαδαακομαἱ (Greek) to go before]
the first or beginning cause of a disease, which cooperates with others that follow; as a violent fit of passion, or an excessive heat in the air, which may corrupt of breed ill juice in the blood, and so cause a fever.

Definition taken from The Universal Etymological English Dictionary, edited by Nathan Bailey (1736)

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Poˊlypus
Polypus [with Surgeons]
Pores [in Physics]
Pourcouˊntrel
Pourcouˊntrel [Hieroglyphically]
Preˊster
Procataˊrctick
Procataˊrctick Cause
Profferˊd Ware Stinks
Proˊtestants
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Punch
Puˊtage
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