The regiment of life, whereunto is added a treatise of the pestilence, with the boke of children, newly corrected and enlarged by T. Phayre
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The regiment of life, whereunto is added a treatise of the pestilence, with the boke of children, newly corrected and enlarged by T. Phayre
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Goeurot, Jean.
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[Imprinted at Lo[n]don :: In fletestrete at the signe of the Sunne ouer against the condite, by Edwarde whitchurche,
1.5.5.0. [i.e. 1550]]
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Medicine -- Early works to 1800.
Plague -- Early works to 1800.
Pediatrics -- Early works to 1800.
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¶The contentes of the regiment of lyfe.
Of diseases and remedyes of the heed.
Payne commyng of choler.
Payne caused of fleume.
Payne caused of melancholye.
Regiment for all heedache.
Remedye for heedache of all causes.
Of diseases in the face.
To passifye a face vncurable.
For rednesse of the face.
For cākers, vlcers, & Noli me tāgere.
For wormes in the face.
A purgacion for the same.
Dyete for the same sycknesse.
For the eyes, and to quicken ye sighte.
For payne in the eyes.
For bloodshoten eyes.
For swellyng of the eyes.
For sore eyes.
For great payne in the eyes.
For rednesse in the eyes.
For hardnesse in the eyes.
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For al rednesse of eyes.
To drye the eyes.
For webbes in the eyes.
Regiment for diseases in the eyes.
For infirmities of the eares.
For stynkyng of the nose.
For nosebleadyng.
Remedye for tothache.
To make teeth whyte.
Remedyes for diseases in the breest.
For a horce voyce.
For the cough.
For shortnesse of wynde.
For asthma.
An oyntment for the breath.
Regiment for the same.
Remedies for phthysyke.
For the pleauresye.
For diseases in the rybbes.
Weakenesse of the hert, and the cure.
Swownyng.
For diseases of the stomake.
For weakenes therof.
For abhorryng of meate.
For belchyng.
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For wyndinesse therof.
For the hicket.
Regiment for hicket.
For vomytyng.
To comforte the stomake.
Peyne in the stomake.
Remedies for diseases of the lyuer.
A singuler purgacion for colere.
Other medicines laxatyue.
For heate in the lyuer.
For stopping of the lyuer.
Remedie for diseases of the galle.
For Iaundies.
For diseases in the splene.
A goodly purgacion for melancholy.
For the blacke Iaundies.
For all oppilacions.
Diseases of the bowels.
For colyke and yliaca passio.
For the wyndye colyke.
A supposytorye.
A purgacion for collike of fleume.
A glyster for all colyke.
Payne of the raynes, and remedye.
Diete for colike & paine of the reines.
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Fluxes of the bellye.
Remedie for the fluxe lienteria.
For the fluxe diarthea and other.
Lectuaries for the fluxe.
For fluxe of all causes.
Diseases of the matrice.
To staunche the fluxe of women.
For strangling of the matrice.
For all paines of the mother.
Of the stone ī the raines and bladder.
with the perfect cure and diete for the same.
Of the goute, with the causes and re∣medyes.
¶Finis.
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