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OBSERV. XCV.
THe French Pox hath been cured by Thonerus as followeth: A Woman infected therewith, with Scabs, and excrescence in Anus, having been before under a Chirurgeons hand, I cured thus: ℞ Elect. Diacath. Confect. Ham. ā ℥ss. Pul. San. Lax. ℈ii. f. Bol. by intervals. ℞ Mas. Pil. Her∣mod. aurear. Coch. ā ℈i. cum Aq. Betonic. ℞ Mas. Pil. Aurear. Coch. de Fumar. ā ℈i. diagrid. ••r. iii. cum Aq. Fumar. f. Pil. 27. ℞ Lign. Sanct. ℥x. Cortic. ejus. ℥i. Sarsap. ℥iii. infund. in Aq. lbxii. decoq. ad ined. resident. alt. lbxii. decoq. ad 3 part. adde Passul. ℥ii. Liquor. ʒii. for ordinary drink, Ri∣ve••ius tells us he hath cured many with a Sudorific and purging Decoction, taken for twenty days; and if this prevailed not, he used Vng. Mercur. In the midst of Winter he 〈◊〉〈◊〉 many with the said Decoction alone, in which a Sudorific Diet could not be administred, by reason of the sharp∣ness of the Air.
He also gave in an Observation of a Child of thirty months old, which it received from the Nurse, the Body being scabbed all over. ℞ Rasur, Lign. Guaiac. ℥ii. Aq. Font. lbii. infund. per 24 〈◊〉〈◊〉. deind. bull. ad 3 part. consump. Colat. Capiat. ℥iii. Every day in the morning, two hours before meat, covering the Body a little more than usual, this was continued twenty days. ℞ Scammon pul. gr. vi. Merc. dulc. gr. v. f. Pul. tenuis. which was given with one or two spoonfuls of Panada sugar∣ed;