Thesaurus & armamentarium medico-chymicum, or, A treasury of physick with the most secret way of preparing remedies against all diseases : obtained by labour, confirmed by practice, and published out of good will to mankind : being a work of great use for the publick / written originally in Latine by ... Hadrianus à Mynsicht ...; and faithfully rendred into English by John Partridge ...

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Thesaurus & armamentarium medico-chymicum, or, A treasury of physick with the most secret way of preparing remedies against all diseases : obtained by labour, confirmed by practice, and published out of good will to mankind : being a work of great use for the publick / written originally in Latine by ... Hadrianus à Mynsicht ...; and faithfully rendred into English by John Partridge ...

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Mynsicht, Adrian von, 1603-1638.

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London :: Printed by J.M. for Awnsham Churchill ...,

1682.

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Contents

• title page
• To the Honourable Lady Madam Frances Jenynes of St. Albans in the County of Hart∣ford, Health and Happiness.
• TO THE READER.
• A Physical Dictionary Explaining the Terms of Physick used in this Book derived from the Latine and Greek.
• In the Praise of his very worthy Friend Mr. Iohn Partridge upon his Translation of Adrian Mynsicht, &c.
• To my good Friend Mr. Iohn Partridge upon his Translation.
• OF Chymical Medicines.
  • Unicornu Minerale, or the Mineral Unicorn.
  • Unicornu Solare, or the Solar Unicorn.
  • Aurum Potabile, or Potable Gold.
  • Argentum Potabile, or Potable Silver.
  • Arcanum Duplicatum, or a double Secret.
  • Ros Mineralis, or the Mineral Dew.
  • Bezoardicum Joviale, or the Iovial Bezoar.
  • Crocus Metallorum absinthiated.
  • Tartarus Emeticus, or a Vomiting Tartar.
  • Tartarus Nitratus, or Tartar Nitrified.
  • Oxysaccharum Emeticum, or a Vomit of Vinegar and Sugar.
  • Catharticum Argenteum, or the Silver Cathartick.
  • Turpethum Minerale verum, or the true Turbith Mineral.
  • Mercurius Dulcis, or Sweet Mercury.
  • Mercurius Vitae Corrected.
  • The Aperitive Magistery of Mars.
  • The Magistery of Jupiter.
  • The Magistery of Saturn.
  • Anima Vitrioli, or the Soul of Vitriol.
  • The Arcanum of Vitriol.
  • Nitre Vitriolated.
  • Flowers of Nitre.
  • Spirit of Salt Coagulated.
  • Spirit of Vitriol Coagulated.
  • The Gemm of Life.
  • Alum Tinged.
  • Bezoar Potabile.
  • Magistery of the Bezoar-stone.
  • Magistery of Coral with Roses.
  • Scammony Rosated.
  • Magistery of Scammony.
  • Magistery of Gum Guttemaw or Gambogia.
  • Gum of Peru Rosated.
  • Amber Muskified.
  • Regal Diacinamon.
  • Pearls Trochiscated.
  • Elaeosaccharum of Citrons.
  • Magistery of Parsley.
• SECT. II. Of Liquid Tinctures.
  • Tincture of Coral.
  • Tincture of Mars.
  • Tincture of Antimony.
  • Tincture of Sulphur.
  • Tincture of Tartar.
  • Tincture of Lacca.
  • Tinctura Proprietatis.
  • Tincture of Iuniper-berries.
  • Tincture of wild Poppy.
  • Tincture of Cassia Lignea.
  • Tincture of St. Iohns-wort.
  • Tinctura Vitae.
  • Tincture of Guajacum.
  • Tincture of Sassafras.
  • A Tincture for the Toothach.
  • Tinctura Uterina.
  • A Diaphoretick Tincture.
  • Tinctura Stiptica, or the Stiptick Tincture.
• SECT. III. Of Extracts.
  • Bezoarticum Solare, or the Solar Bezoar.
  • Aurea Hadrianea, or the Golden Hadrianean.
  • Extractum Panchymagogon.
  • Extractum Polychrestum, or an Extract good for many things.
  • Extractum Specificum Hydropicum, or a Specifick Extract against the Dropsie.
  • Extractum Diasenae, or an Extract of Sena.
  • Extractum Specificum Emeticum, or a Specifick Vomiting Extract.
  • Extractum Specificum Colicum, or a Specifick Extract for the Colick.
  • Extractum Specificum Uterinum, or a Specifick Extract for the Womb.
  • Laudanum Opiatum.
    • In Affects of the Head.
    • In Affects of the Heart.
    • In the Epilepsie and Vertigo, &c.
    • In Vomiting, Hiccup, and a weak Stomach, &c.
    • In Melancholy, Madness, and Phrensie, &c.
    • In Feavers of all kinds.
    • In Pectoral Diseases, Cough, Asthma, and Phthisick, &c.
    • For the stopping of Defluxions of Humors and thin Ca∣tarrhs, falling from the Head upon the Wind-pipe, which causeth broken rest and a continual Cough.
    • Another in a very hot Cause.
    • In all Fluxes of the Bowels.
    • In Excretion of Blood, and over-much Evacuation of the Terms.
    • Another most excellent in the overflowing of the Terms.
    • In the Colick and Iliack Passion, &c.
    • In the Pleurisie.
    • In the Stone and Gout.
    • In immoderate Watching and unquiet Rest.
  • Laudanum Minerale, or the Mineral Laudanum
• SECT. IV. Of the Preparing certain things, &c.
  • The Calcination and Preparation of Harts-horn, Elks hoofs, Mans Skull, &c. Spagyrically or without Fire.
  • The true Spagyrical Preparation of Thebane Opium.
  • The Preparation of Nitre.
  • The Preparation of Millepedes commonly called Wood-lice.
  • The Preparation of white Hellebore.
  • The Preparation of Fish-shells.
  • The Calcination and Preparation of River flints.
  • The Preparation of the Pumice-stone.
  • The Preparation of the sweet Earth of Vitriol.
  • The Preparation and Calcination of Alum.
  • To the candid Reader.
• SECT. V. Of Species and Powders.
  • Species Diasolis, or the Compound Species of the Sun.
  • Pulvis Bezoarticus Imperialis, or the Imperial Bezoartick Powder.
  • Species Dialunae, or compound Species of the Moon.
  • Pulvis Epilepticus mirabilis, or the wonderful Epileptick Powder.
  • Pulvis Ophthalmicus, or a Powder for the Eyes.
  • Species Diamartis, or the Compound Species of Mars.
  • Species Diamercurii, or the Compound Powder of Mercury.
  • Species Diajovis, or the Compound Powder of Jupiter.
  • Species Diaveneris, or a Compound Powder of Venus.
  • Species Diasaturni, or the Compound Powder of Saturn.
  • Species Diasulphuris, or a Compound Powder of Sulphur.
  • Pulvis Refectivus, or a Refective Powder.
  • Pulvis excellens contra Tussim Infantum, or an excel∣lent Powder against the Cough in Children.
  • Species Diavitrioli, or a Compound Powder of Vitriol.
  • Species Diacinnabaris, or a Compound Powder of Cinnabar.
  • Species Dianitri, or a Compound Powder of Nitre.
  • Species Diatartari, or a Powder compounded with Tartar.
  • Species Diacrystalli, or a Powder compounded with Crystals.
  • Species Diasuccini, or a Powder compounded with Amber.
  • Species Diacretae, or a compound Powder of Chalk.
  • Species Diaboracis, or a compound Powder of Borax.
  • Species Diaterebinthinae, or a Powder com∣pounded with Turpentine.
  • Species Diamumiae, or a compound Powder of Mumy.
  • Pulvis Stipticus ejusdem ferè efficaciae, or a Stiptick Powder almost of the same force.
  • Another. Pulvis Stipticus valde efficax, or a Stiptick Powder of great force.
  • Species Diaolibani, or a compound Powder of Olibanum.
  • Species Diatabaci, or a compound Powder of Tabaco.
  • Species Diamarjoranae, or a compound Powder of Marjoram.
  • Species Diabalaustinae, or a Powder compounded with Balaustines.
  • Species Diabuglossae, or a compound Powder of Bugloss.
  • Species Diaplantaginis, or a compound Powder of Plantane.
  • Pulvis Polychrestus Imperialis, or an Imperial Powder good for many things.
  • Pulvis Dysentericus, or a Dysenterick Powder.
  • Species Dialauri, or a compound Powder of Bay-berries.
  • Species Diajalapiae, or a compound Powder of Ialap.
  • Species Diaesulae, or a compound Powder of Spurge.
  • Species Stomachicae, or a Powder compounded for the Stomach.
  • Pulvis Stomachicus, or a Stomachical Powder.
  • Species Pleuriticae, or a Pleuritick Powder.
  • Pulvis Pleuriticus secretissimus, or a secret Powder for the Pleurisie.
  • Species Febrifugae.
  • Pulvis Febrilis probatus, or an approved Feaver-powder.
  • Species Nephriticae, or a Powder for distem∣pered Kidneys.
  • Species Cholagogae, or a Choler-purging Powder.
  • Pulvis Carminativus, or a Carminative Powder.
  • Farina Virginea Nobilis.
  • Pulvis Haemorrhoidalis, or a Powder for the Piles.
  • Pulvis de Verbasco, or a Powder of Mullein.
  • Pulvis probatus, or an approved Powder, to dry, consolidate and heal the small Pox.
  • Pulvis Cyprius Violato-rosatus.
  • Pulvis Cyprius Moschatus.
  • Pulvis Manualis Odoratus, or a Powder to wash the Hands with.
  • Pulvis Erysipelatodes.
• SECT. VI. Of Pills.
  • Pilulae Alcephanginae nostrae.
  • Pilulae Catholicae.
  • Pilulae Benedictae.
  • Pilulae Familiares, or the Familiar Pills.
  • Pilulae Proprietatis.
  • Pilulae Anodynae, or a Pill easing Pains.
  • Pilulae Narcoticae, or a Narcotick Pill.
  • Pilulae Cephalicae, or Head-Pills.
  • Pilulae Senectutis.
  • Pilulae Smaragdinae, or Pills of Emeraulds.
  • Pilulae Odontalgicae, or Pills for the Tooth-ach.
  • Pilulae de Calce viva, or Pills of quick Lime.
  • Pilulae Odoriferae, or Odoriferous Pills.
  • Pilulae de Origano Cretico, or Pills of Origanum.
  • Pilulae Rosatae.
  • Pilulae Polychrestae, or Pills good for many things.
  • Pilulae Melanagogae.
  • Pilulae Hydragogae.
  • Pilulae Spleneticae, or Pills for the Spleen.
  • Pilulae Dulces.
  • Pilulae Peruvianae.
  • Pilulae Terebinthinae, or Pills of Turpentine.
  • Pilulae Stipticae, or the Stiptick Pills.
  • Cicera Tartari.
  • Pilulae de Sandaraca.
  • Pilulae de Sabina, or Pills of Savin.
  • Pilulae Uterinae, or Pills for the Womb.
• SECT. VII. Of Rotula's, or little Rowls or Cakes.
  • Rotulae Imperiales.
  • Rotulae Smaragdinae, or Rowls of Emerauld.
  • Rotulae Hyacinthinae, or Rowls of Hyacinth.
  • Rotulae Cordiales, or Cordial Rowls.
  • Rotulae Pectorales albae, or white Pectoral Rowls.
  • Rotulae Pectorales Citrinae, or yellow Pectoral Rowls.
  • Rotulae Pectorales rubrae, or red Pectoral Rowls.
  • Rotulae Lac provocantes, or Rowls provoking Milk.
  • Rotulae refectivae.
  • Rotulae stimulantes.
  • Rotulae Aromaticae.
  • Rotulae refrigerantes, or cooling Rowls.
  • Rotulae Carminativae, or Carminative Rowls.
  • Rotulae Diacymini.
  • Rotulae contra Vermes, or Rowls against the Worms.
  • Rotulae Mithridaticae praeservantes, or pre∣servative Rowls of Mithridate.
  • Rotulae Theriacales liberantes.
  • Rotulae Angelicae praeservativae pro gravidis, or preservative Rowls of Angelica for Women with Child.
  • Rotulae Zedoarticae pro Pueris, or Rowls of Zedoary for Children.
  • Rotulae Catarrhales calidae, or hot Rowls for a Catarrh.
  • Rotulae Catarrhales frigidae, or Rotula's for a cold Catarrh.
• SECT. VIII. Of Morsels.
  • Morsuli Cephalici, or Cephalick Morsels.
  • Morsuli Regii.
  • Morsuli Rosati.
  • Morsuli Pectorales, or Pectoral Morsels.
  • Morsuli Refectivi de Cancris, or Refective Morsels of Crabs.
  • Morsuli Stomachici, or Stomach-morsels.
  • Morsuli Epatici, or Morsels for the Liver.
  • Morsuli Martiales, or Morsels of Mars.
  • Morsuli Viriles.
  • Morsuli Diacretae.
• SECT. IX. Of Troches.
  • Trochisci Vitae.
  • Trochisci de Radice Rhodia, or Troches of Rose-root.
  • Trochisci Ophthalmici, or Troches for the Eyes.
  • Trochisci de Papavere, or Troches of Poppy.
  • Trochisci Glycyrrhizae, or Troches of Liquorish.
  • Trochisci Cordiales, or Cordial Troches.
  • Trochisci Ioviales.
  • Trochisci de Alumine, or Troches of Alum.
  • Trochisci de Satureja pro Lixivio, or Troches of Summer-Savory for a Lixivium.
  • Trochisci de Nitro, or Troches of Nitre.
  • Styli Dentrifricii, or a Medicine for the Teeth.
  • Pomum Ambrae.
  • Sapo odoratus, or perfumed Sope.
• SECT. X. Of Suffiments.
  • Suffimentum Angelicum.
  • Suffimentum Imperiale, or an Imperial Perfume.
  • Suffimentum Epilepticum, or an Epileptick Fume.
  • Suffimentum de Sandaracha.
  • Suffimentum de Succino albo, or a Fume of white Amber.
  • Suffimentum de Tacamahaca.
  • Suffimentum de Sabina, or a Perfume of Savin.
  • Suffimentum de Hypocistide, or a Perfume of Hypocistis.
  • Suffimentum de Cornu Caprino, or a Perfume of Goats Horn.
  • Suffimentum de Vitriolo, or a Perfume of Vitriol.
  • Suffimentum de Verbasco, or a Fume made of Mullein.
• SECT. XI. Of Compound Salts.
  • Sal Apoplecticum, or an Apoplectick Salt.
  • Sal Epilepticum, or an Epileptick Salt.
  • Sal Cordiale, or a Cordial Salt.
  • Sal Pectorale.
  • Sal Stomachicum, or a Salt for the Stomach.
  • Sal Epaticum.
  • Sal Spleneticum, or a Salt for the Spleen.
  • Sal Nephriticum.
  • Sal Hydropicum.
  • Sal Uterinum.
  • Sal Carminativum.
  • Sal Febrile.
• SECT. XII. Of Marmelades.
  • Marmelada Cephalica, or a Marmelade for the Head.
  • Marmelada Stomachica frigida, or a cold Mar∣melade for the Stomach.
  • Marmelada Stomachica calida, or a warming Marmelade for the Stomach.
  • Marmelada Pectoralis, or a Pectoral Marmelade.
  • Marmelada Cordialis calida, or a hot Cordial Marmelade.
  • Marmelada Cordialis frigida, or a cold Cordial Marmelade.
  • Marmelada Epatica calida, or a hot Marmelade for the Liver.
  • Marmelada Epatica frigida, or a cold Marmelade for the Liver.
  • Marmelada magnanima, or a magnanimous Marmelade.
  • Marmelada Carminativa, or a Carminative Marmelade.
  • Marmelada Splenetica, or a Marmelade for the Spleen.
  • Marmelada Stegnotica, or an astringent Marmelade.
  • Marmelada Terebinthinata, or a Marmelade of Turpentine.
  • Marmelada Nephritica, or a Marmelade for the Reins and Kidneys.
  • Marmelada Hysterica, or a Marmelade for the Womb.
• SECT. XIII. Of liquid Confections and Electuaries.
  • Confectio Cephalica, or a Medicine for the Head.
  • Confectio Opiata, or an Electuary of Opium.
  • Confectio Narcotica, or a stupefying Medicine.
  • Confectio pretiosa, or a precious Electuary.
  • Confectio Pectoralis, or a Pectoral Electuary.
  • Confectio Zingiberis Indi, or an Electuary of green Ginger.
  • Zingiber Rosatum, or Ginger prepared with Roses.
  • Confectio Citri, or an Electuary of Citrons.
  • Confectio Theriacalis, or an Electuary of Treacle.
  • Confectio Magnanimitatis, or a Magnanimous Electuary.
  • Confectio Pacifica de Succulata Inda, or a Pacifick Electuary of Succulata Inda.
  • Confectio Satyrii, or an Electuary of Satyrion.
  • Confectio Stiptica, or a Stiptick Electuary.
  • Confectio Terebinthinata, or an Electuary of Turpentine.
  • Theriaca Mulierum, or a Treacle for Women.
  • Theriaca Saxonica, or the Saxonick Treacle.
  • Theriaca Febrilis, or an Electuary for Feavers.
  • Electuarium Opticum, or an Electuary for the Eyes.
  • Electuarium Stomachicum, or an Electuary for the Stomach.
  • Electuarium Absinthiacum, or an Electuary of Wormwood.
  • Electuarium de Scorzonera, or an Electuary of Scorzonera.
  • Electuarium de Nitro, or an Electuary of Nitre.
  • Electuarium Dysentericum, or an Electuary for the bloody Flux.
  • Diascordium Rosatum, or Diascordium Rosated.
• SECT. XIV. Of purging Confections and Ele∣ctuaries.
  • Catharticum Caesareum, or an Imperial Cathartick.
  • Catharticum Regium, or the Royal Cathartick.
  • Catharticum Rosatum, or a Purge compounded with Roses.
  • Catharticum Violatum, or a Purge compounded of Violets.
  • Catharticum Caryophyllatum, or a Purge of Clovegilly-flowers.
  • Zingiber Purgans, or Purging Ginger.
  • Cinamomum Laxativum, or Laxative Cinamon.
  • Catharticum Cholagogum, or a Choler∣purging Medicine.
  • Catharticum Vitae, or the Purge of Life.
  • Diaturbith Minerale.
  • Confectio Passulata, or a Confection with Raisons.
  • Catharticum Passulatum, or a Purge of Raisons.
  • Cartharticum Peruvianum liquidum, or the moist Peruvian Cathartick.
  • Catharticum Peruvianum solidum pretiosum, or a solid and precious Purge of Gum Peru.
  • Catharticum Peruvianum solidum commune, pro te∣nuioris fortunae hominibus: Or, a solid Purge of Gum Peru for the poorer sort of People.
  • Passulae Laxativae, or Laxative Raisons.
  • Catharticum Terebinthinatum, or a Purge with Turpentine.
  • Terebinthina Laxativa, or Laxative Turpentine.
  • Terebinthina Purgans, or purging Turpentine.
• SECT. XV. Of Lohochs or Eclegma's.
  • Lohoch Rosatum, or a Lohoch of Roses.
  • Lohoch Violatum, or Lohoch of Violets.
  • Lohoch Pectorale, or a Pectoral Lohoch.
  • Lohoch seu Diacodium Crocatum, or a Lohoch or Diacodium with Saffron.
  • Lohoch Antiphthisicum, or a Lohoch for the Con∣sumption or wasting of the Lungs.
• SECT. XVI. Of Syrups.
  • Syrupus Perlarum Orientalium, or Syrup of Oriental Pearls.
  • Syrupus Corallorum rubrorum, or Syrup of red Coral.
  • Syrupus Vitriolato-rosatus, or a vitriolated Syrup with Roses.
  • Syrupus Cephalicus, or a Syrup for the Head.
  • Syrupus Pectoralis, or a Syrup for the Breast.
  • Syrupus Asthmaticus, or a Syrup for the Asthma.
  • Syrupus Cordialis, or a Cordial Syrup.
  • Syrupus de Cassia Lignea.
  • Syrupus Diacitri Rosatus, or a compound Syrup of Citrons and Roses.
  • Syrupus Antiscorbuticus, or a Syrup against the Scurvy.
  • Syrupus de Pyrethro, or a Syrup of Pellitory.
  • Syrupus Nephriticus, or a Syrup against the Stone in the Reins.
  • Syrupus Stipticus, or a Stiptick Syrup.
  • Syrupus Dysentericus laxativus, or a purging Syrup for a bloody Flux.
  • Syrupus Pantagogus.
  • Syrupus Hydragogus, or a Water-purging Syrup.
• SECT. XVII. Of Elixirs.
  • Elixir Vitrioli, or Elixir of Vitriol.
  • Elixir Sulphuris, or Elixir of Sulphur.
  • Elixir Poeoniae, or Elixir of Peony.
  • Elixir Febrile, or an Elixir for Feavers.
• SECT. XVIII. Of compound Spirits of Wine.
  • Spiritus Vini Cephalicus, or a Spirit of Wine for the Head.
  • Spiritus Vini Aromaticus, or an Aromatick Spirit of Wine.
  • Spiritus Vini Odontalgicus, or Spirit of Wine good for the Tooth-ach.
  • Spiritus Vini Otalgicus, or Spirit of Wine for the Hearing.
  • Spiritus Vini Acovisticus.
  • Spiritus Vini Pectoralis, or a Pectoral Spirit of Wine.
  • Spiritus Vini Juniperinus, or a Spirit of Wine with Iuniper.
  • Spiritus Vini Stomachicus, or Spirit of Wine for the Stomach.
  • Spiritus Vini Nephriticus, or a Spirit of Wine for the Stone in the Kidneys, &c.
  • Spiritus Vini Lithontripticus, or a Spirit of Wine for the Stone.
  • Spiritus Vini Paralyticus, or a Spirit of Wine for the Palsie.
  • Spiritus Vini Theriacalis, or Spirit of Wine with Treacle.
• SECT. XIX. Of compound distilled Waters.
  • Aqua Epileptica, or an Epileptick Water.
  • Aqua Apoplectica, or a Water for the Apoplexy.
  • Aqua de Xyloaloe, or a Water of Wood of Aloes.
  • Aqua Mastichina.
  • Aqua Hypnotica, or a Somniferous Water.
  • Aqua Narcotica, or a Narcotick Water.
  • Aqua Ophthalmica aurea, or the golden Water for the Eyes.
  • Aqua Ophthalmica viridis, or a green Water for the Eyes.
  • Aqua Ophthalmica subnigra.
  • Aqua Ophthalmica de Cancris, or an Eye∣water of Crabs.
  • Aqua Ocularis interna, or a Water for the Eyes inwardly taken.
  • Aqua Pectoralis, or a Pectoral Water.
  • Aqua Antiphthisica, or an Anticonsumptive Water.
  • Aqua Pulmonis Vituli, or Water of a Calves Lungs.
  • Aqua Caponis, or Capon-water.
  • Aqua Cinamomi Buglossata, or Cinamon∣water Buglossated.
  • Aqua ex Corde Cervi, or Water of a Stags Heart.
  • Aqua Cordialis frigida, or a cooling Cordial Water.
  • Aqua Cordialis calida, or a hot Cordial Water.
  • Aqua acetosa Stomachalis, or a tart Stomach-water.
  • Aqua Stomachica calida, or a hot Stomach-water.
  • Aqua Epatica frigida, or a cold Epatick Water.
  • Aqua Epatica calida, or a hot Epatick Water.
  • Aqua Splenetica, or a Water for the Spleen.
  • Aqua Antihydropica, or a Water against the Dropsie.
  • Aqua Antiscorbutica, or an Antiscorbutick Water.
  • Aqua Anticolica seu Carminativa, or a Car∣minative against the Colick.
  • Aqua Benedicta Serpilli, or Aqua Benedicta of Mother of Thyme.
  • Aqua Castitatis, or the Chast Water.
  • Aqua Febrifuga, or an Ague-shasing Water.
  • Aqua Hysterica, or a Hysterical Water.
  • Aqua Dominarum, or the Ladies Water.
  • Aqua Antinephritica, or a Water for the Stone in the Reins.
  • Aqua Lithontriptica, or a Water for the Stone.
  • Aqua contra ardorem Urinae, or a Water against the heat of Urine.
  • Aqua contra Vermes, or a Water against the Worms.
  • Aqua Theriacalis, or Treacle-water.
  • Aqua de Cornu cervino, or Water of Harts-horn.
  • Aqua Aloetica solutiva, or a solutive Water of Aloes.
  • Aqua Cosmetica, or a Beauty-water.
• SECT. XX. Of mixed Liquors.
  • Nectar Vitrioli, or Nectar of Vitriol.
  • Liquor Vitriolatus, or a Vitriolated Liquor.
  • Liquor Ophthalmicus subalbidus, or a whitish Water for the Eyes.
  • Liquor Nitratus, or a Nitrified Liquor.
  • Liquor Cephalicus, or a Cephalick Liquor.
  • Liquor Pectoralis, or a Pectoral Liquor.
  • Liquor Cordialis, or a Cordial Liquor.
  • Liquor acidus Perlarum Orientalium, or an acid Liquor of Oriental Pearls.
  • Liquor acidus Corallorum rubeorum, or an acid Liquor of red Coral.
  • Liquor Nephriticus, or a Liquor for the Stone and Urine.
  • Liquor Diaphoreticus.
  • Liquor refrigerans, or a cooling Liquor.
  • Liquor Vulnerarius, or a Wound-Liquor.
  • Liquor Camphoratus.
  • Liquor Tartareus, or a Tartarized Liquor.
  • Liquor Arthriticus, or a Liquor for the Gout.
  • Liquor Antipodagricus triunus, or an Antipo∣dagrick Liquor of a threefold Preparation.
  • Liquor Vestimentalis, or a Liquor for Cloaths.
  • Liquor Mercurii vivi.
  • Liquor Cerussae, or a Liquor of white Lead.
  • Liquor Tutiae, or a Liquor of Tutty.
  • Liquor Mercurii Saccharatus, or a Liquor of Mercury with Sugar.
  • Liquor Mercurii Acetosus, or a sour Liquor of Mercury.
• SECT. XXI. Of Emulsions.
  • Emulsio Rosata, or an Emulsion with Roses.
  • Emulsio Violata, or an Emulsion with Violets.
  • Emulsio Somnifera, or a sleeping Emulsion.
  • Emulsio Pleuritica, or an Emulsion for the Pleurisie.
  • Emulsio Laxativa, or a Laxative Emulsion.
  • Emulsio Stiptica, or a Stiptick Emulsion.
  • Emulsio Cannabina, or an Emulsion of Hemp seed.
• SECT. XXII. Of Clarets and medicated Wines.
  • Claretum Antepilepticum Laxativum, or a Laxative Antepileptick Claret.
  • Claretum Antapoplecticum laxativum, or a laxative Antapoplectick Claret.
  • Claretum Passulatum laxativum, or laxative Claret of Raisons.
  • Claretum Absinthiacum laxativum, or a la∣xative Claret of Wormwood.
  • Claretum Rhabarbaratum, or a Claret Rhubarbized.
  • Claretum Antipodagricum laxativum, or a laxative Claret against the Gout.
  • Claretum Stomachicum confortans, or a Claret to comfort the Stomach.
  • Claretum Juniperinum, or a Claret of Iuniper.
  • Claretum Anisatum, or a Claret prepared with Aniseeds.
  • Claretum Chalybeatum, or a Claret prepared with Steel.
  • Claretum Antinephriticum, or an Anti∣nephritical Claret.
  • Claretum Moschatum, or a Muskified Claret.
  • Claretum purgans, or a purging Claret.
  • Vinum Antiscorbuticum, or an Anti∣scorbutick Wine.
• SECT. XXIII. Of compound medicated Vinegars.
  • Acetum Aromaticum odoratum, or a sweet Aromatick Vinegar.
  • Acetum Theriacale, or a Vinegar of Treacle.
  • Acetum Mithridaticum, or Vinegar of Mithridate.
  • Acetum Zedoarticum, or a Vinegar of Zedoary.
  • Acetum Myrrhatum, or a Vinegar with Myrrh.
  • Acetum Rhizoticum, or a Vinegar of Roots.
  • Acetum Bezoarticum, or a Bezoartick Vinegar.
  • Acetum Diaphoreticum, or a Diaphoretick Vinegar.
  • Acetum Hystericum, or a Hysterical Vinegar.
  • Acetum Vomitorium, or a Vomiting Vinegar.
• SECT. XXIV. Of Epithems.
  • Epithema generale, or a general Epithem
  • Another of the same efficacy.
  • Another in a hot Cause.
  • Another in the same Case.
  • Epithema Hypnoticum, or a Sleep-bringing Epithem.
  • Another to procure Sleep.
  • An experienced warming Cordial Epithem.
  • Another for the same Case.
  • A cooling Epithem in the Syncope and other Affects of the Heart.
  • A most noble Epithem in the Palpitation of the Heart.
  • Another for the Palpitation of the Heart.
  • An Epithem for the Weakness and Inflammation of the Liver.
  • Another in the same Case.
  • Epithema Hepaticum in causa frigida, or an Epithem for the Liver grieved with a cold Distemper.
  • Epithema in Inflammatione Renum praesentissimum, or an Epithem for an Inflammation of the Reins.
• SECT. XXV. Of Decoctions.
  • Decoctum Catarrhaie, or a Decoction for a Catarrh.
  • Decoctum Cosmeticum, or a Beautifying Water.
  • Decoctum Arthriticum, or a Decoction for the Gout.
  • Decoctum Pectorale subacidum, or a Pectoral Decoction a little tart.
  • Decoctum Pectorale subdulce, or a sweetish Pectoral Decoction.
  • Decoctum Rad. Chinae Pectorale, or a Pectoral Decoction of the Roots of China.
  • Decoctum Passulatum, or a Decoction of Raisons.
  • Decoctum Citri, or a Decoction of Citrons.
  • Decoctum Hepaticum, or a Decoction for the Liver.
  • Decoctum Spleneticum, or a Decoction for the Spleen.
  • Decoctum Antictericum, or a Decoction for the Iaundice.
  • Decoctum Ficuum, or a Decoction of Figs.
  • Decoctum contra Mictionem Sanguinis, or a Decoction against Pissing of Blood.
  • Decoctum Satyriacum.
  • Decoctum contra Herniam Intestinalem, or a Decoction against the Rupture of the Bowels.
  • Decoctum contra Uteri Haemorrhagiam, or a Deco∣ction against a Plux of Blood from the Womb.
  • Decoctum contra Menses suppressos, or a Decoction against the suppression of the Terms.
  • Decoctum contra Scabiem, or a Decoction against the Itch and Scab.
  • Decoctum Vulnerarium, or a Vulnerary Decoction.
  • Decoctum Ligni Guajaci, or a Decoction of Guajacum.
  • Another of Lignum Sanctum, or the Holy Wood.
  • Dococtum adstringens, or an astringent Decoction.
  • Decoctum Polypodii purgans, or a purging Decoction of Polypody.
  • Decoctum Galli antiqui farcinati, or a Decoction of an old Cock stuffed.
  • Decoctum Sanguinem mundificans, or a De∣coction to cleanse the Blood.
  • Decoctum Senae, or a Decoction of Sena.
  • Decoctum Senae cum Rhabarbaro, or a Deco∣ction of Sena with Rhubarb.
  • Decoctum Rhabarbari, or a Decoction of Rhubarb.
  • Decoctum Violatum purgans, or a purging Decoction of Violets.
  • Decoctum Nucis Cupressi, or a Decoction of Cyprus Nuts.
  • Decoctum Nigrum, or a black Decoction.
• SECT. XXVI. Of Gargarisms.
  • Gargarismus de Althaea, or a Gargarism of Marsh-mallows.
  • Gargarismus de Glycyrrhiza, or a Gargarism of Liquorish.
  • Gargarismus Lacteatus, or a Gargarism of Milk.
  • Gargarismus de Cortice Granatorum, or a Gar∣garism of Pomegranate bark.
  • Gargarismus de Auricula Judae, or a Gargarism of Iews Ears.
  • Gargarismus de Tormentilla, or a Gargarism of Tormentil.
  • Gargarismus de Pyrethro, or a Gargarism of Pellitory.
  • Gargarismus de Hyoscyamo, or a Gargarism of Henbane.
  • Gargarismus de Acatia, or a Gargarism of Acatia.
  • Gargarismus de Papavere, or a Gargarism of Poppy.
• SECT. XXVII. Of Lixiviums.
  • Lixivium Benedictum.
  • Lixivium Sapientiae.
  • Lixivium Cephalicum, or a Lixivium for the Head.
  • Lixivium Antiasthmaticum, or a Lixivium for the Asthma.
  • Lixivium Diureticum, or a Diuretick Lixivium.
  • Lixivium Tartari, or a Lixivium of Tartar.
  • Lixivium Tingens, or a Dying Lixivium.
• SECT. XXVIII. Of Baths.
  • Balneum Artificiale ubi Thermae naturales desunt, or an Artificial Bath where the natural are wanting.
  • Balneum contra Sterilitatem seu difficultatem impraegnationis probatum: Or an approved Bath against Barrenness or difficulty of Conception.
  • Balneum Stipticum contra Uteri Haemorrhagiam probatum, or a Stiptick Bath approved of in Fluxes of Blood from the Womb.
  • Balneum contra suppressionem Menstruorum pro∣batum, or an approved Bath against the suppression of the Terms.
  • Balneum in Icteritia ad Cutem detergendam ex∣pertum, or a Bath to cleanse the Skin in the Iaundice.
  • Balneum contra Calculum Renum & Vesicae, or a Bath against the Stone in the Reins and Bladder.
  • Balneum medicamentosum, sive Lotio pedum, or a medicinal Bath, or Wash for the Feet.
  • Balneum Nitrosum pro pedibus, or a Nitrous Bath for the Feet.
  • Balneum Hypnoticum pro pedibus, or a Bath for the Feet to procure Sleep.
• SECT. XXIX. Of Vesicatories.
  • Vesicatorium in dolore Capitis & Dentium, occipiti post aures applicandum: Or a Vesicatory to be applied behind the Ears in the pain of the Head and Teeth.
  • Vesicatorium aliud in Cephalaea, &c. or another Vesicatory in the Head-ach.
  • Vesicatorium in omni mentis Alienatione, Phre∣nesi, Melancholia, Mania &c. probatum: Or an approved Vesicatory for all distempers of the Mind, as Phrensie, Melancholy, Madness.
  • Vesicatorium in Augina expertum, or an expe∣rienced Vesicatory in the Quinsie.
• SECT. XXX. Of Pessaries.
  • Pessus aperiens contra Menses suppressos, or an opening Pessary for the suppressed Terms.
  • Pessus adstringens contra Uteri Haemorrhagiam, or an astringent Pessary against a Flux of Blood from the Womb.
  • Pessus contra Suffocationem & Praecipitationem Uteri, or a Pessary against the Suffocation and Precipitancy of the Womb.
  • If the Woman be barren because of fatness or much moisture, then the following Pessary is of good use.
• SECT. XXXI. Of Suppositories.
  • Species ad Suppositoria acuta conficienda, or a Species to make sharp Suppositories.
  • Suppositoria sicca, or dry Suppositories.
  • A Suppository in the Epilepsie, Apoplexy, Vertigo, Subeth, Congelation, Stupor, &c.
  • Suppositoria Anodyna, or an Anodyne Suppository.
  • Suppositoria Stiptica contra Dysenteriam Ventrisque fluxus, or a Stiptick Suppository against the Dy∣sentery and Flux of the Belly.
  • Suppositoria Dysenterica Anodyna & somnum conciliantia, or a Dysenterical Anodyne and Sleep-procuring Suppository.
  • Suppositoria Carminativa, or a Wind-breaking Suppository.
• SECT. XXXII. Of Clysters.
  • Enema Nutriens, or a nourishing Clyster.
  • Enema Bilem evacuans, or a Clyster eva∣cuating Choler.
  • Enema Pituitam purgans, or a Clyster purging Elegm.
  • Enema Humores melancholicos deturbans, or a Clyster purging Melancholy.
  • Enema Phlegma & Hydropicorum aquas purgans, or a Clyster purging Flegm and water in Dropsies.
  • Enema in Cephalalgia, Vertigine, Scotomia, Phre∣netide, & in aliis Capitis affectibus: Or a Clyster in the Head-ach, Vertigo, Giddiness, Phrensie, and other affects of the Head.
  • Aliud Enema Cephalicum, or another Cephalick Clyster.
  • Aliud Enema fortius, or another Clyster stronger.
  • A specifick Clyster in Melancholy, Madness, Sorrow, Congelation, Quartans, Scabs, Ring-worms, Mor∣phew, Cancer, Elephantiasis, Scirrhus of the Spleen, and all other Diseases proceeding from Melancholy.
  • Aliud Enema specificum in Melancholia, or another specifick Clyster for Melancholy.
  • Enema in Subeth & Stupore, or a Clyster in the Lethargy, &c.
  • Enema forte in Epilepsia & Suffocationibus, or a strong Clyster in the Epilepsie and Suffocations.
  • Aliud Specificum, or another Specifick.
  • Enema in Spasmo, or a Clyster for Convulsions.
  • Enema forte in Apoplexia & similibus, &c. or a strong Clyster in the Apoplexy and the like, &c.
  • Aliud Enema Apoplecticum fortius, or a stronger Apoplectick Clyster.
  • Enema in Paralysi & Resolutione, or a Clyster in the Palsie.
  • Aliud Enema Paralyticum specificum, or another specifick Clyster for the Palsie.
  • Enema contra inflationem Ventriculi, or a Clyster for the Wind in the Stomach.
  • Enema ad Iliacam Passionem, or a Clyster for the Iliack Passion.
  • Enema Carminativum, or a Carminative Clyster.
  • Enema discutiens, or a discussive Clyster.
  • Enema Ventrem leniens in Colica, or a lenifying Clyster in the Colick.
  • Enema aliud Ventrem leniens in Colica, or ano∣ther lenifying Clyster in the Colick.
  • Enema Ventrem leniens in Colica ab Apostemate, or a lenifying Clyster in the Colick caused by an Imposthume.
  • Enema in causa à duritie Faecum, or a Clyster in Costiveness of the Bowels.
  • Enema Colicum, quod vehementer probatur, or a Clyster for the Colick, when the pain is vehement.
  • Enema dolorem Colicum sedans, or a Clyster allaying the pain of the Colick.
  • Enema Anodynum, or an Anodyne Clyster.
  • Enema refrigerans, or a cooling Clyster.
  • Enema calefaciens, or a warming Clyster.
  • Enema Stipticum in fluxibus Ventris, or a Clyster in Fluxes of the Belly.
  • Enema aliud Stipticum, or another Stiptick Clyster.
  • Enema adstringens, or an astringent Clyster.
  • Enema aliud adstringens, or another astrin∣gent Clyster.
  • Enema ad Lienteriam & Diarrhoeam.
  • Enema & tergens & siccans, or a drying and cleansing Clyster.
  • Enema consolidans, or a consolidating Clyster.
  • Enema ad Bilem alterandum in Dysenteria, &c. or a Clyster altering Choler in a Dysentery.
  • Enema dolores Dysentericos sedans, or a Clyster allaying pains in the bloody Flux.
  • Enema aliud dolores Dysentericos sistens, or another Clyster taking away pain in the bloody Flux.
  • Enema aliud Anodynum, or another Anodyne Clyster.
  • Enema dolorem & ardorem leniens, or a Clyster asswaging Pain and Heat.
  • Enema aliud dolores Dysentericos placans, or ano∣ther Clyster asswaging pain in the bloody Flux.
  • Enema Diureticum, or a Diuretick Clyster.
  • Enema in Calculo Renum & Visicae, or a Clyster for the Stone in the Reins and Bladder.
  • Enema Calculum comminuens, or a Clyster to break the Stone.
  • Enema aliud in Calculo Renum & Vesicae, or another Clyster for the Stone in the Reins and Bladder.
  • Enema aliud in eodem casu, or another in the same case.
  • Enema mirabile in Calculo renato, or a wonderful Clyster for the Stone in the Reins.
  • Enema in dolore Calculi, or a Clyster in the pain of the Stone.
  • Enema ad dolorem Nephriticum, or a Clyster for the pain in the Kidneys.
  • Enema ad Scirrhum Uteri, or a Clyster for the Scirrhus of the Womb.
  • Enema ad Vermes in Ventriculo, or a Clyster for Worms in the Stomach.
  • Enema ad Ascarides, or a Clyster for the little Worms in the Guts.
  • Enema ad evacuandum Vermes interfectos, or a Clyster to bring away Worms.
  • Enema in Rhagadiis, rimis, seu scissuris Ani, or a Clyster for the chops or clefts of the Fundament. Probatum.
  • Enema pro Pueris, or a Clyster for Children
  • Enema aliud pro Infantibus, or another Clyster for Infants.
  • Annotation.
• SECT. XXXIII. Of compound Oyls.
  • Oleum Otalgicum, or an Oyl for the Hearing.
  • Oleum Acovisticum ambratum, or an Oyl for the Hearing with Amber.
  • Oleum Carminativum, or a Carminative Oyl.
  • Oleum Nephriticum, or an Oyl good in the Stone.
  • Oleum septem Florum, or an Oyl of the seven Flowers.
  • Oleum Sabinae Crocinum, or Oyl of Savin with Saffron.
  • Oleum Balsami, or the Oyl of Balsam.
  • Oleum Formicarum, or Oyl of Piures.
  • Oleum Lignorum, or Oyl of Woods.
• SECT. XXXIV. Of Balsams and odoriferous Medicines.
  • Balsamum Polychrestum.
  • Balsamum Apoplecticum, or a Balsam for the Apoplexy.
  • Balsamum Hypnoticum, or a Balsam to procure Sleep.
  • Balsamum Memoriae, or a Balsam for the Memory.
  • Balsamum Odontalgicum, or a Balsam for the Tooth-ach.
  • Balsamum Puerorum dentientium, or a Balsam for Children breeding Teeth.
  • Balsamum Paralyticum, or a Balsam for the Palsie.
  • Balsamum Spasmaticum.
  • Balsamum Stomachicum, or a Balsam for the Stomach.
  • Balsamum Aromaticum, or an Aromatick Balsam.
  • Balsamum Absinthiacum, or a Balsam with Oyl of Wormwood.
  • Balsamum Sulphuris Anisatum, or a Balsam of Sulphur with Oyl of Aniseeds.
  • Balsamum Zibethae, or a Balsam of Civet.
  • Balsamum Terebinthinae, or a Balsam of Turpentine.
  • Balsamum Medicamentosum, or a Medicinal Balsam.
  • Balsamum Stipticum, or a Stiptick Balsam.
  • Balsamum Venereum, or a Venereal Balsam.
  • Balsamum Uterinum, or a Balsam for the Womb.
  • Balsamum Podagricum, or a Balsam for the Gout.
  • Balsamum Saponis, or a Balsam of Sope.
• SECT. XXXV. Of Oyntments.
  • Unguentum Paralyticum, or an Oyntment for the Palsie.
  • Unguentum Ophthalmicum, or an Oyntment for the Eyes.
  • Unguentum Pectorale, or a Pectoral Oyntment.
  • Unguentum Pleuriticum, or an Unguent for the Pleurisie.
  • Unguentum Anodynum, or an Anodyne Oyntment.
  • Unguentum Spleneticum, or an Oyntment for the Spleen.
  • Unguentum Spasmaticum, or an Unguent for Convulsions.
  • Unguentum Renale, or an Unguent for the Reins.
  • Unguentum Nephriticum.
  • Unguentum ad Ambusta, or an Oyntment for Burns.
  • Unguentum de Calce viva, or an Unguent of quick Lime.
  • Unguentum de Rapis, or an Oyntment of Turneps.
  • Unguentem Medicamentosum, or a Medicinal Oyntment.
  • Unguentum de Sevo hircino, or an Unguent of Goats Suet.
  • Unguentum Mobile.
  • Unguentum Carminativum, or a Carminative Oyntment.
  • Unguentum Stipticum, or a Stiptick Unguent.
  • Unguentum contra Vermes, or an Oyntment against the Worms.
  • Unguentum Herniosum, or an Unguent for Ruptures.
  • Unguentum contra Pediculos, or an Oyntment to kill Lice.
  • Unguentum ad Livorem Faciei, or an Oyntment for the black Bruises of the Face.
• SECT. XXXVI. Of Plasters.
  • Emplastrum Epilepticum, or a Plaster for the Epilepsie.
  • Emplastrum Hypnoticum, or a somniferous Plaster.
  • Emplastrum Stomachicum, or a Plaster for the Stomach.
  • Emplastrum Spleneticum, or a Plaster for the Spleen.
  • Emplastrum Marciale.
  • Emplastrum Carminativum, or a Carminative Plaster.
  • Emplastrum Stipticum, or a Stiptick Plaster.
  • Emplastrum Sticticum seu Puncturale, or a Stictick Plaster for Punctures, &c.
  • Emplastrum Diaphoreticum, or a Diaphoretick Plaster.
  • Emplastrum de Pice, ejusdem fere operationis, pro tenuioribus fortunae hominibus: Or a Plaster of Pitch, of the same operation, for the poorer sort of people.
  • Emplastrum de Galbano Crocatum, or a Plaster of Galbanum with Saffron.
  • Emplastrum de Galbano, or a Plaster of Galbanum.
  • Emplastrum mitigativum, emolliens, sedans, or a mitigating emollient Plaster.
  • Minium coctum, or red Lead boiled.
  • Galbanum coctum, or boiled Galbanum.
  • Emplastrum Saturni, or a Plaster of Saturn.
  • Emplastrum Arthriticum, or a Plaster for the Gout.
  • Emplastrum Narcoticum, or a Narcotick Plaster.
  • Emplastrum foetidum, or a fetid Plaster.
  • Emplastrum de Carne bubula, or a Plaster of Beef.
  • Emplastrum Talpinum, or a Plaster of a Mole.
  • Emplastrum contra Herniam, or a Plaster for the Rupture.
  • Emplastrum Diachylon Anodynum, or an Ano∣dyne Diachylon Plaster.
  • Emplastrum de Spermate Ceti, or a Plaster of Sperma Ceti.
• SECT. XXXVII. Of Cataplasms.
  • Cataplasma de Fermento, or a Cataplasm of Leaven.
  • Cataplasma Febrile, or a Cataplaesm for Feavers.
  • Cataplasma Scorbuticum contra Tumores Pedum, or a Scorbutick Cataplasm against the Swelling of the Feet.
  • Cataplasma de Cineribus, or a Cataplasm of Ashes.
  • Cataplasma de Nido Hirundinis, or a Cataplasm of a Swallows Nest.
  • Cataplasma contra Singultum, or a Cataplasm against Hiccupping.
  • Pannus Linteus Crocatus, or a Linen Cloth prepared with Saffron.
• THE EPILOGUE.
• The first Table of the Sections.
• The Second Table.
• THE THIRD TABLE.
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