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IN the bodie of man be foure principal humours, which continuing in the proportion, that nature hath li〈…〉〈…〉∣ted, the bodie is free from all sicknes. Contrariwise, by the increase or diminutiō of any of them in quantitie or qualitie, ouer or vnder their naturall assignement, vne∣quall temperature commeth into the bodie, which sick∣nesse followeth more or lesse according to the lapse or decay of the temperatures of the sayd humours, which be these following.