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〈 in non-Latin alphabet 〉〈 in non-Latin alphabet 〉, seu Aquula, is an increase of the un∣ctuous substance in the upper eye-lid, pour∣ing forth (continually) a humor, especially in the morning betimes, before the light appear.
Those children (saith Albucrasis) which have this malady lie sleeping always upon their face, and at the dawning of the day are greatly tor∣mented with that abundance of humors which
hath been gathered in the night; they are not able to behold the Sun, but their eye trembleth, and sheddeth tears.
If this disease be but newly begun, it may be easily helped cum jejuniâ salivâ: But if it be of long continuance, and included in its proper membrane, it requireth the operation of the hands.