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A Cold Disease is apter for Cure than a Hot: for Cold Diseases are like Raw Flesh, that the Frost hath gotten hold of, and makes it unlike it self, by reason of the Ice hardning of it; but Warmness dissolves it, and then it comes to it self again; but by Excessive Heat, it is as if one should boyl or rost a piece of Flesh; for when a piece of Flesh is boyled, rosted, baked, or the like, one shall never make it as it was, which is, to be raw again.