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1 First that Laudanum, being principally composed of Opium, and still re••eyning its Somniferous propertie, might consequently suffocate naturall heate, and benum and stu∣p••fie all the senses.
2 Seeing Laudanum doth incrassate & thic∣ken the subtill humors, it followed that al∣though it did cease paine for the time, yet afterwards it made the cause of the sicknesse malignant, fixed and incurable.
3 That it hath beene obserued, that some sicke people haue died some few houres after the taking of Laudanū, inconsideration wher∣of we should abstaine from its vse altogether.