The surgeons mate or Military & domestique surgery Discouering faithfully & plainly ye method and order of ye surgeons chest, ye uses of the instruments, the vertues and operations of ye medicines, with ye exact cures of wounds made by gunshott, and otherwise as namely: wounds, apos fumes, ulcers, fistula's, fractures, dislocations, with ye most easie & safest wayes of amputation or dismembring. The cures of the scuruey, of ye fluxes of ye belly, of ye collicke and iliaca passio, of tenasmus and exitus ani, and of the calenture, with A treatise of ye cure of ye plague. Published for the service of his Ma. tie and of the com:wealth. By John Woodall Mr. in chyrurgerie.

THE TABLE.

A

• ABlution. 268
• Absinthium herba. 81
• Acetum
  • • Commune
    • Distillatum
    249
  • Rosatum 44
  • Vini 44. 249
• Acr, 249. to be corrected in infection, 335
• Aes
  • Commun. 77
  • Viride. 251
• Aestas. 251
• Agaricum. 64
• Albation. 268
• Album Graecum. 83
• Alumen
  • Combustum. 249
  • Commune. 67. 249
  • Plumbosum. 249
• Albumen Ovorum. 249
• Alcolismus. 268
• Aloes. 65. 348
• Amalgama. 249
• Amalgamatio quid sit. 268
• Amigdalae
  • amarae
  • dulces
  69, 70
• Amputation, when and how to be used on all occasions, 146. 156. 158. in Gunshot, 304. in putrid parts, 387. Amputation in the mortified place 389. a legge taken off in the putrid part, 390. Mortified flesh doth not presently hazard the life of the Patient, 391. Amputatīng in the putrid part is good, 392. Amputa∣tion in generall, 394. sixe rules necessary in Amputating a mem∣ber, 400, 401. six persons neces∣sary in the amputating a member, 401. Amputation in members mortified by cold, 401. Amputati∣on in a member mortified by Hem∣morage, 420. Amputation in mor∣tified places by the Dropsie, 402. Abscission in some cases not to be used, 402. Amputation in a mor∣tified part in some cases forbid∣den, 405. Advice for young Ar∣tists in care of Gunshot by Ampu∣tation, 406. Directions for the Amputating Chirurgion, 406. a Caution in Amputation, 408. the Conclusion of the Treatise of Am∣pu••a••••on, 409. Lixivium for the amputating any member in the mor∣tified part, 410
• Amylum. 70
• Ammoniacum. 71
• Annus. 150
• Angena mendosa cured. 362
• Antimoni vulgare. 73
  • Vitri
  • Regulus.
  250
• Anthrax. 331
• Apostumes in the mouth opened, 1. cu∣red by Causticks, Incision, &c. 141, 144
• Aqua 250
• Aqua
  • Cardui Benedicti. 40
  • Caelestis. 38
  • Cinnamoni. 39
  • Doct. Stephani. 38
  • Falapii. 42
  • Fortis. 43. 250
  • Amisi. 40
  • Absinthii. 40
  • Angelicae. 40
  • Balsami. 40
  • Limonum. 39
  • ...

• ...
  • ... Menthae. 40
  • Oder••fera. 42
  • Plantaginis. 42
  • Regis. 250
  • Rosarū
    • Damasenarum,
    • ...Rubrarum.
    41
  • Rorismarini. 39
  • Sassafras. 39
  • Viridis. 42
  • Vitae. 250
• Argentum vivum. 77
• Aromatization. 268
• Arsenicum. 77, 250
• Attrition. 268
• Aurea Alexandrina. 60
• Auriculum. 250
• Auri-pigmentum. 250
• Auram Potabile. 250
• Autumnus. 250
• Axungiae
  • Cervi.
  • Porci.
  36

B

• Baccae
  • Iuniperi.
  • Lauri.
  79
• Bags. 24
• Balme water. 40
• Balneum Mariae. 251
• Balsamum
  • Artificiale. 49
  • Naturale. 51
• Bason of brasse 22
• Bdellium. 71
• Bedpan. 24
• Benzoin. 73
• Benedicta Laxativa. 63
• Blaines. 232
• Bleeding at nose. 171
• Blood-letting. 19, 20
• Board to spread plaisters upon, 24
• Bladder to search, vide Cathetor.
• Bolus
  • Armenus. 251
  • Communis. 75, 251
• Borax Veneti. 251
• Broths. 352
• Bricks. 25
• Bubo, signe of the Plague, cures, 330, 365
• Burnings. 98
• Burras pipe. 20
• Buccellatio. 268

C

• CAlcanthum, vide Coperas or Vi∣triol.
• Calcinare. 268
• Calcinatio. 268
• Callenture what it is, signes and cures, 23, 205
• Calfactio. 268
• Calidus. 251
• Calor. 251
• Calx
  • Commun. 251
  • Ovorum. 251
  • Viva. 83, 251
• Caustick white, its cōposition. 46. 210
• Candle, vocat. searching candle. 15
• Cambodgia. 66
• Camphora. 75
• Cantharides. 74
• Calcother, or Deadhead. 216, 25••
• Carduus Benedictus. 81
• Cariophili. 70
• Carunckle in the bladder. 15
• Cassia Fistula. 66
• Cathetor. 15
• Catlings. 1, 2
• Carbuncles, signes of the Plague, na∣ture and cure. 331
• Commentare. 252
• • Cementum
  • Cementatio
  268
• Cera citrina. 74, 252
• Ceratio. 268
• Cerussa Venetarum. 76, 252
• Chasing-dish. 24
• Chalibs. 251
• Characters usuall with Chymists, from 248, to 260
• China. 66, 253
• Cinefactio. 268
• Cineres ligni. 252
• Cinnabrium. 78, 252
• Cinnamonum. 70
• Circulatio. 268
• Clarificatio. 270
• Clouts. 24
• ...

• ... Close-stoole. 25
• Coadunatio. 270
• Coagmentatio. 270
• Coagulatio. 270
• Coctio. 270
• Cohobatio. 270
• Colatio. 270
• Colliquatio. 270
• Coloratio. 270
• Coll••ca passio, nature of it, signes, cures. 197, 198, 199, 200
• Combustio. 270
• Comminutio. 270
• Complexio. 270
• Compositio. 270
• Confectio
  • Alkermes. 58
  • Hamech. 56
• Confrictio. 270
• Confusio. 270
• Congelatio. 270
• Conglutinatio. 270
• Conservae
  • Anthos.
  • Cidoniorum.
  • Lujulae.
  • Prunellorum.
  • Rosar. rubr.
  55
• Contusio. 270
• Convulsion. 88
• Copperas, vide Vitriol.
• Copper, vide Venus.
• Corallus
  • albus
  • rubr.
  252
• Cornu cervi. 65
• Corrosio. 270
• Cortex
  • Granatorum
  • Guaci
  67
• Costivenesse. 9, 200, 201
• Cribratio. 270
• Crocus
  • Commun.
  • Martis.
  • Veneris.
  66 252
• Crowes Bills. 7
• Cupping-glasses. 22
• Cupping. ibid.
• Cups for Physicall potions. 24

D.

• Decoctio. 253
• Deliquatio. 270
• Deliquium. 270
• Descensio. 270
• Despumatio.. 270
• Dentes Elephantini. 59
• Diacodion 60
• Diamoron. 54
• Diaprunum simplex. 56
• Diarrhaea, or flux of the belly, the cure. 177, to 183
• Diascordium. 60
• Diaphoreticks to procure sweat, 318
• Diatessaron. 53, 346, 347
• Diatrion piperion. 57
• Dies & nox. 253
• Diet pot. 23
• Difflatio. 270
• Digestio. 253, 270
• Dislocations. 153, 154, 155
• Dismembring. 146, 156, 158 in Gun∣shot, 304. in putrid parts, 387
• Dissolutio. 270
• Distractio. 270
• Distillatio. 270
• Divaporatio. 270
• Drink for the Calenture. 23, 205
• Drink for the Lask. 23
• Dysenteria, and cure, 182, 183, 184, 185

E

• Ear-pickers. 12
• Elaboration. 271
• Election. 271
• Electuarium
  • Diacatholicon, 56
  • Diaphaenicon, 56
  • de Ovo, 58, 344, 345
  • de sncco Rosarum, 56
• Elementa. 253
• Elevation. 271
• Elixation. 271
• Elution. 271
• ...

• Empla∣strum
  • Calidum. 29
  • De Lapide Caluminari vel grifium. 29
  • Diacalsithres. 28
  • Diach.
    • cum gummis. 27
    • parvum. 28
  • Melilot simplex, & pro splene. 28
  • de Minio. 29
  • Oxicroceum. 28
  • Stipticum Paracelsi. 27
• Esker when to be pricked in Apo∣stumes, 47. lying long, a good sign. 47
• Eskers fall must not be hastned, where Nature hath breathing. 47
• Esker cannot by Art be kept in Apo∣stumes. 47
• Evaporation. 271
• Euphorbium. 65
• Exaltation 271
• Exhalation 271
• Expression 271
• Exitus Ani, the causes and cures by fomentation and otherwise. 212 213
• Expressio 271
• Extinctio 271
• Extractio 271
• Extract. Cathol. purg. 56
• Eyes ill affected to cure, 215

F

• Farina
  • Fabarum
  • Hordei
  • Tritici
  • Volatilis
  88
• Fermentatio 271
• Ferruminatio 271
• Fever, what it is, with cure in gene∣rall. 88
• Files with their uses. 10, 11
• Filtrum. 253
• Filteratio. 271
• Fimus Equinus. 253
• Fish living draw Carbuncles. 365
• Fission. 271
• Fistula's and Vlcers with cures. 147
• Fixatio. 253, 271
• Fluxes, the divers kinds, cures, 177, 178, 179, 180. an approved re∣medie for the flux. 25, 26
• Flos Aeris. 253
• Flores
  • Anthes. 78
  • Balaustiarum. 78
  • Centauriae. 79
  • Chamomeli. 78
  • Hyperici. 79
  • Melilot. 79
  • Sambucin. 79
• Folia Sennae. 64
• Forcers. 16
• Forceps. 17
• Fractio. 271
• Fractures, with the parts and divers cures. 149, 150
• Falling of the Fundament, vide Ex∣itus Ani. 112, 113
• A Funnell necessary. 24
• Frixion. 271
• Fulmination. 271
• Fumigation. 271
• Fumes for infected aire, and houses, apparell. 337, 338
• Fulnesse of stomack by nauseous hu∣mours. 348
• Furfur Tritici. 80

G

• GAngreen, the definition and cause, 381. cure. 384, 385, 386
• Gangreene caused by losse of blood, 397 Examples of Gangre•••••• amputated by the Authour. 397, 398
• Galbanum, 72
• Gallae. 75
• Gallens unguent in Amputation. 159
• Galens rule in Dysenteria, 188
• Ginger, vide Zinziber,
• Glasses. 24
• Glister pot. 12
• Glister Siringe, vide Siringe.
• Glister, how to prepare with rules in the administration of it. 12, 13
• ...

• Glister vocat. Enema Fumosum, with the draught or description of the Instrument or Pipe, whereby we de∣liver it, 49
• Gold, vide Sol.
• Goose Bills. 7
• Gradation. 272
• Gradus. 254
• Granatorum Cortex. 67
• Granulation. 272
• Gravers. 10, 11
• Gray paper. 24
• Guaci
  • Cortex 67
  • Lignum 67
  • Gummi. 71
• Gummi. 254
• Gummi
  • Ammoniacum. 71
  • Galbanum. 72
  • Guacum. 71
  • Opopanac. ibid.
  • Sagapaenum. 72
  • Tragacanth. 73
  • Bdellium. 71
  • Myrrha. 72
  • Mastick. 72
  • Styrax. 72
  • Benzoin. 73
  • Ladanum. 72
  • Pix Burgundiae. 73
  • Communis. 73
  • Resina. 73
• Gums over-grown with filthy skin, and rotten, with their cures. 213
• Guttigamba, vel Cambogia. 66

H

• HAmules. 11
• Hemorrhaea. 87, 171
• Head Saw, with rules in Sawing. 5
• Hermodactyli. 65
• Hooks. 11
• Hernia humoralis, with Cure. 308
• Horsleeches draw Carbuncles. 365
• Hordeum
  • Commune
  • Gallicum.
  67
• Humectation. 272
• Hyems. 254

I

• IGnis. 254
• Ignition. 272
• Iliaca passio what it is, the signes, cures by Cataplasmes, Fomentati∣ons, Glisters, Potions, &c. 194, 195, 196
• Illiquation. 272
• Imbibition. 272
• Imbution. 272
• Incarnative medicines. 89
• Inceration. 272
• Incineration. 272
• Incision, 1, 2
• Incision by Caustick. 1
• Incision by the Caustick stone▪ 47
• Ink. 24
• Incorporation. 272
• Infusion. 272
• Inhumation. 272
• Injections into the yard, with the man∣ner how to insert. 14
• Injections of Mercury, bad for the yard. 14
• Insolation. 272
• Intemperature in general, what it is, and what intemperature of the Li∣ver is, 87
• Irons to cauterize. 7
• Irrigation. 272
• Iron, vide Mars. 248
• Jupiter or Tin. ibid.

K

• KNives for Amputation or dismem∣bring, with their use. 2
• Knives for Incision. 1, 2

L

• LAc Virginis. 240
• Ladanum. 72, 306
• Lanxthorn. 24
• ...

• Lapis
  • Calaminaris. 254
  • Granatus. 254
  • Hematites. 254
  • Magnetis. 254
  • Prunellae. 254
  • Sabulosus. 254
• Lateres
  • Cribrat.
  • Integr.
  255
• Ladanum Opiat, Paracelsi. 59, 189, to 194
• Lancet, with the use. 18
• Lead, vide Saturn. 239
• Lenticular. 316
• A Levatory. 4
• Levigatio. 273
• Limatio. 273
• Limatura Martis. 255
• Limon juyce. 165
• Limon water. 39
• Linimentum Arcei. 35
• Liquatio. 273
• Liquefactio. 273
• Liquiritia. 67
• Lixivium. 210
• Lixivium
  • Commune
  • Forte.
  44
• Lixivium lucinium. 255
• Lotio commun. 43, 273
• Lues Venerea. 254
• Luna. 239.
  • Crescens
  • decrescens.
  254
• Lupines. 74
• Lutation. 273
• Lutum
  • Commune.
  • Sapientia.
  255
• Lienteria. 177
• Lythargicum. 77
  • Argenti. 256
  • Auri. 256
  • Ptumbi. 256

M

• MAcis. 70
• Maceration. 273
• Mallet and Chissel for Amputation. 5
• Marchasita. 256
• Mars or Iron. 236
• Mastick. 70
• Maturation. 273
• Mel simplex. 37, 257
• Mel.
  • Rosarum. 54
  • Saponis. 33
• Measures for Chirurgions. 310
• Melissa 81
• Mellilotum. 81
• Mensis. 256
• Mentha. 80
• Mercurius. 238, 248
• Mercurius
  • Jovis. 256
  • Lunae. 256
  • Martis. 256
  • Praecipitat. 256
  • Saturni. 256
  • Sublimat. 256
  • Solis. 256
  • Veneris. 256
• Mercury praised in general, and also dispraised, 239, 256
• Methridatum. 58
• Metals s••ven in number, their vertues, names, and Characters, 239, 248
• Minium. 77
• Minii Emplastrum. 29
• Mint-water. 40
• Minutum. 257
• Mirabolans. 65
• Mistion. 273
• Mollition. ibid.
• Mortar and Pestel. 24
• Mullets. 11
• Multiplication. 273
• Mundification. 273
• Mummia. 74
• Myrrhe. 70

N

• NEck of a glister Siringe may be crooked. 12
• Nippers for Amputation. 5
• Needles and stitching quills. 18
• Niter salt. 47, 217
• Nutrition. 273
• Nux Muscata. 71

O.

• Oleum. 257
• Oleum Absinthii
  • Commun. 50
  • Chimic. 53
• Oleum Amig∣dalarum
  • Amararum.
  • dulcium.
  50
• Oleum
  • Anethinum, 48
  • Agarici. 49
  • Anisi. 52
  • Antimonii. 52
  • Chamomelinum. 48
  • Cariophillorum. 51
  • Hypericon
    • composit.
    • simplex.
    48
  • Juniperinum. 52
  • La••inum. 49
  • Liliorum. 48
  • Lini. 49
  • Lumbricorum. 48
  • Macis. 51
  • Origani. 53
  • Ovorum. 49
  • Papavorum. 50
  • Petreoli. 50
  • Philosophorum. 52
  • Rosarum. 48
  • Sambucinum. 49
  • Scorpionum. 50
  • Spicae. 52
  • Succini Chimicè. 53
  • Sulphuris per Campanam. 51
  • Terebinthinae. 52
  • Vitrioli. 51
• Opium. 66
• Opopanax. 71
• Orpiment. vide Auripigmentum.
• Oximel simplex. 54
• Oyntments fit for the Chirurgions Chest. 31

P

• PLaces. 10
• Payl of Brasse. 24, ••5
• Philonium
  • Persicum.
  • Romanum.
  • Tarsense.
  60
• Phlebotomie with instructions concern∣ing blood-letting. 19, 20
• Phlegma Vitrioli. 212, 257
• Phlegmes. 11
• Piger Henricus. 257
• Pillulae
  • Aggregativae. 61
  • Aureae. 62
  • Cambogiae. 62
  • Cochiae. 62
  • de Euphorbio. 62
  • Ruffi. 62
• Pills how to be hardened and dryed up. 166
• Piper nigrum. 70
• Pipkins. 24
• Pix
  • Burgundiae.
  • Graeca.
  • Navalis.
  73
• Plaister-box with appurtenances. 16
• Plaisters for the Chirurgions Chest▪ 27
• Plantane water. 42, 184
• Plague what it is, 323. what parts are most subject to the plague, 324. na∣tural causes, 326. precedent signes, 327. signes presaging death, 328. Gods tokens, with the manner of them, 333. Directions for preser∣vation from Infection, 334. Fumes to purge aire in houses, 337, 338. Cordials, 340, 364. loosenesse un∣safe, Burges receit, 343. Electuar. de Ovo good in the Plague, 344. Diatessaron good in the plague, 346. Cordials for women with child, 347. Pillulae Ruffi. their ver∣tue and dose in the plague, 348. Plague not cured by solutives, 351. danger of Laxatives, 352, 359. Julips for the diseased of the plague, 354. against sw••uning, 355 Blood-letting good in the plague, and sweating to be used, 357. Ve∣nice Treacle good in the plague, 360. Diet for the sick of the plague,

• ... 361. Angena mendosa incident to people in contagious times, with the cure, 362. cure of pains in the head of those who are infected, 363. Em∣plasters and Cataplasmes to draw and heal Buboes, Blaines, Carbuncles, 364. 365, 366. Aurum vitae, a rare Experiment to cure the Plague by sweating, the manner of using it, 367. Lastly, Certificates from S. Margarets Westminster, to the Lords of the Councel, concerning the effects of this; and another Cer∣tificate from the Major and Justices of North-hampton, touching the cures done by the Aurum vitae.
• Plumbum
  • album. 76
  • Philosophorum. 257
  • ustum. 77
• Polypodium. 65
• Porringers for blood-letting. 23
• Gally-Pots. 24
• Praecipitate, vide Mercury.
• Precipitation. 273
• Probation. ibid.
• Probes with use of them. 8
• Procidentia Ani, vide Exitus Ani.
• Projectio. 273
• Prolectatio. 273
• Pullicans. 10, 11
• Pulpa Tamarindorum. 61
• Pulvis. 257
• Pulvis Arthreticus. 63
• Punchies. 10, 11
• Purgatio. 273
• Purificare. 257
• Putrefactio. 257, 273

Q

• QUartation. 273
• Quicksilver. Vide Mercury.
• Quils for stitching. 18
• Quinta Essentia. 258, 273
• Quinta Essentia Vini. 258, 273

R

• Radices
  • Altheae. 82
  • Angelica. ibid.
  • Chinae. 66
  • Consolidae, major. 82
  • Pyrethri. ibid.
  • Raphani silvestris. ibid.
• Rasion. 274
• Rasour. 2
• Ravens Bills. 7
• Realgar. 258
• Reductio. 274
• Repurgation. ibid.
• Resina. 73
• Resolution. 274
• Restinction. ibid.
• Restrictive necessary in a fracture. 150
• Retorta. 258
• Reverberation. 258, 274
• Rhabarbarum. 64
• Rob.
  • Berberum.
  • Cidoniorum.
  55
• Rosa solis. 38
• Rosae rubrae. 78
• Rose-vineger. 44
• Rose-water
  • Damask.
  • Red.
  41
• Rosemary. 80
• Rosemary-water. 39

S

• SAbina. 82
• Saccharum. 69
• Saith. Saturni. 179, 240
• Sal.
  • Absinth••i. 216
  • Askoli. 259
  • Anomoniac. ibid.
  • Colkotharis. ibid.
  • Communis. 258
  • Gemmae. ibid.
  • Nitri. 47, 317
  • Petrae. 258
  • Tartari. 259
• Salts, the antiquity and kinds. 206
• ...

• what uses it serveth to, and the necessitie ofit, 207, 208, 209, 210, 211, &c.
• Salvia. 81
• Salvatory with appurtenances. 16
• Sapo. 259
• Sarsaperilla. 66
• Saffron. 66
  • Of Copper. 252
  • Of Iron. 252
• Sassafras. 67
• Sassafras water. 39
• Sagapaenum. 72
• Sanguis Draconis. 74
• Saw for Amputating. 5, 158
• Saw for the head. 5
• Scammonium, 64
• Scorbutum, or Scurvie, what it is the nature, and names of it, the causes, 161. signes of it, 162, 163. the cure by Lotions, 169. by baths, oyles, and Vnguent, 170, 171, 172 the cure for the ulcers of the Scur∣vie, ibid.
• Searces. 24
• Section. 274
• Segregation. 274
• Semen
  • Anethi. 69
  • Anisi. 68
  • Carui. 68
  • Cardui. 68
  • Faeniculi. 68
  • Faenugraeci. 68
  • Lini. 68
  • Papaveris. 69
  • Petroselini. 69
  • Plautaginis. 69
  • Qua∣tuor
    • frigida majora
    • frigica minora
    69
• Serginge
  • Large
  • Small
  12, 13.
• Separation. 274
• Sheeres for Incision. 8
• Siccation. 274
• Sigillum Hermetis. 259
• Sikes. 11
• Silke for the stitching needles. 18
• Silver, vide Luna.
• Sizers. 17
• Skillet. 24
• Sol, or Gold 239
• Solution. 259, 274
• Sope. 259
• Sorrell. 171
• Spatulae's
  • Great
  • Small
  9, 17
• Spatula Mundani. 9
• Speculum
  • Ani. 6
  • Linguae. 6
  • Oris. 5
• Speculum Oris with a screw. 6
• Sperma Ceti. 74
• Sphacelus what it is, the way of Am∣putating of the Sphacelated part, 387. Amputation made better by experience, 388
• Spiritus
  • Terebinthinae. 46
  • Vini. 45, 259
  • Vitrioli. 212
• Splints. 24
• Spleene and the diseases of it cured. 28
• Spodium. 75
• Spunges. 24
• Stercus Caninum, vide Album Grae∣cum.
• Stibium. 75
• Stiching. 18
• Stone in the bladder, to search it by Cathetor, and searching candle. 15
• Storks bills. 7
• Strainers. 24
• Stratification. 274
• Statum super stratum. 259
• Styrax
  • Calamita.
  • Liquid
  72
• Stephens water, and its vertues, 38
• Subduction. 274
• Sublimare. 258
• Sublimation 274
• Subtiliation 274
• Succinum. 73
  • Album. 259
  • Citinum. 259
• ...

• Succus
  • Absinthii.
  • A••aciae.
  • Glicerhizae.
  • Limonum.
  61
• Sulphur in generall what it is, and its vertues, 76, 221, 222, 223, 224.
• Sulphur
  • Commun.
  • Philosophorum.
  258
• Sumach. 75
• Syncope, what it is, with the cure. 88
• Syru∣pus.
  • Absinthii. 53
  • Cinamoni. 53
  • Limonum. 53
  • Papaveris. 53
  • Prunellorum. 55
  • Raphani silvestris. 54
  • Rosarum
    • simplex.
    • solutivū.
    54
  • Violarum. 54

T

• TAlcum. 260
• Tamarinds. 165
• Tapes. 24
• Tartar. 260
• Teeth how to be drawn out. 10
• Tenasmus what it is, cure. 9, 201, 202
• Terebellum. 7
• Terra. 260
• Theriaca
  • Andromach. 59, 360
  • Diatessaron. 53, 146
  • Londinensis. 57
• Thread and needles. 24
• Thimum. 81
• Tigillum. 260
• Tinderbox. 24
• Tin, or Jupiter. 248
• Torrefactio. 274
• Tow. 12, 24
• Transmutatio. 274
• Transudatio. 274
• Trafine a new invented instrument which worketh farre better, and more safe then the Trapan, 313, to 318
• Tragacanth. 73
• Trapan with the use. 3
• Trochisoi de
  • Absinthio. 63
  • Alkandal. 63
  • Minio. 63
  • Spodio. 64
• Tumors not to be incised. 1
• Tumor defined in its kind. 87
• Tumores. 260
• Turbith. 260
• Turpethum Cathapsaris. 65
• Tutia. 77, 260

V.

• VEines must be opened. 19, 20
• Vein how to be opened. 20
• Venus, or Copper. 239
• Veriuice. 43
• Vitriolum. 76, 212
• Vitriolum album. 215
• Vitriolum ustum. 215
• Vitriol▪ mel. 216
• Vitrioll called Colkother, vide Colko∣ther.
• Vitrification. 274
• Vitrum. 260
• Vlcers cured. 147, 148, &c.
• Vlcus. 260
• Vnguen∣tum
  • Album Camphoratum. 32
  • Aegyptiacum. 31
  • Apostolorum. 31
  • Aragon. 36
  • Aureum. 31
  • Basilicon. 31
  • Dialthaea
    • composit.
    • simplex.
    34
  • Diapompholigos. 32
  • contra Ignem. 33
  • Martiatum. 36
  • de Mercurio. 34
  • Nutritum. 32
  • Pectorale. 32
  • Populeon. 33
  • Potabile. 34
  • Rosatum. 32
  • contra Scorbutum. 34
  • Saponis Mel. 33
  • Triapharmacon. 32
• ...

• ... Vrina. 260
• Vstion. 274
• Vvapassa. 70
• Vvula spoone. 21

W.

• VVAters for a Surgeons Chest, vide Aqua.
• Waters vocat: Hot Waters in what quantitie to be taken, when good, sometimes put in Glisters. 41
• Wax lights. 15
• Weights and scales. 24, 310
• Wormewood water. 40
• Wormew od salt. 216
• Wormes a cause of Disenteria. 183
• Wine vinegar. 44
• White Paper. 24
• Wounds in generall, with cures. 85
• Wounds in the Arteries 86. Nerves and ligaments 86. Head, Face, Nose, Eares, eyes, hands, in Tho∣rax, &c. 88
• Wounds by Gunshot. 93, 94

Z

• ZInziber. 71

FINIS.