Prepositas his practise a vvorke very necessary to be vsed for the better preseruation of the health of man. Wherein are not onely most excellent and approued medicines, receiptes, and ointmentes of great vertue, but also most pretious waters, against many infirmities of the body. The way how to make euery the said seuerall medicines, receiptes, and ointmentes. With a table for the ready finding out of euery the diseases, and the remedies for the same. Translated out of Latin into English by L.M.
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Prepositas his practise a vvorke very necessary to be vsed for the better preseruation of the health of man. Wherein are not onely most excellent and approued medicines, receiptes, and ointmentes of great vertue, but also most pretious waters, against many infirmities of the body. The way how to make euery the said seuerall medicines, receiptes, and ointmentes. With a table for the ready finding out of euery the diseases, and the remedies for the same. Translated out of Latin into English by L.M.
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London :: Imprinted by Iohn Wolfe for Edward White, dwelling at the little north doore of Paules, at the signe of the Gunne,
1588.
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"Prepositas his practise a vvorke very necessary to be vsed for the better preseruation of the health of man. Wherein are not onely most excellent and approued medicines, receiptes, and ointmentes of great vertue, but also most pretious waters, against many infirmities of the body. The way how to make euery the said seuerall medicines, receiptes, and ointmentes. With a table for the ready finding out of euery the diseases, and the remedies for the same. Translated out of Latin into English by L.M." In the digital collection Early English Books Online 2. https://name.umdl.umich.edu/A09920.0001.001. University of Michigan Library Digital Collections. Accessed May 19, 2024.
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A table of all those medicines which be con∣teined in this Booke.
A
THe medicine antidotum a∣sincritum. 1
Aurea Alexandrina. 2
Aromatum rosatum. 3
Aromaticum gariophilatum. 4
Alipta muscata. 5
Acacia. 6
Amilum. 7
Aqua odorifera. 8
B
BEnedicta. 9
Balsamum artificiall. 10
C
COnfection of sweet muske. 11
Confection hormeche. 12
Cerotum stomachicum. 13
Colurium album. 14
Conserue of buglos or of langde∣beefe. 15
Conserue of the floures of rose∣mary. 16
Conserue of borage. 17
Conserue of roses. 18
Conserue of violets. 19
Conserue of maidenhaire. 20
Conserue of gladian. 21
Conserue of enula campana. 22
Conserue of succory. 23
Conserue of sorrell. 24
Conserue of quinces. 25
Concoction of the substance of the apple of the quince.
26
Confection dia galanga. 27
Confection diacuminum. 28
Dia Aries. 38.
D
DIa ambre. 29
Dia margaritum calidum. 30
Dia margaritum frigidum. 31
Dia rodon abbatis. 32
Diaculum paruum. 61
Dia comeron. 33
Dia calamintha. 34
Dia trion pipereon. 35
Dia prasium, of horehound. 36
Diaries simplex, of flowerdeluce. 37
Diairis salomonis. 38
Dia tragantha. 39
Dia tragantha frigida. 40
Dia moron potio, of mulberries. 41
Dia codium, of blacke poppy. 42
Dia papauer. 43
Dia curcuma, of saffron. 44
Dia saturion. 45
Dia prunes. 46
Dia phenicon, of dates. 47
Dia cartanium, of garden saf∣fron. 48
Dia coralium magistrate. 49
Dia casia fistula, for a glister. 50
Dia sene. 51
Decoctio pectoralis for the brest. 52
Decoctio communis. 53
E
ELectuarie which is called, ca∣tholicum. 54
Electuarie of the iuice of roses. 55
Electuarie de psillio, of fliwort. 56
Electuarium indi maioris. 57
Electuarium confortatinum sto∣machi. 58
Electuarium de geminis, of preci∣ous stones.
59
Emplaister diaculum album co∣mune. 60
Emplaister diaculum paruum. 61
Emplaister diachilum magnū. 62
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Emplaister de mucilaginibus. 63
Emplaister for the stomake and liuer. 64
Emplaister of bay berries. 65
Emplaister of mellilot. 66
Emplaister ceroneum of wax. 67
Emplaister oxecrocium, vineger and saffron.
68
Emplaistrum de Iemma. 69
Emplaistrum gracia dei. 70
Emplaistrum against ruptures. 71
Emplaistrum diuinum. 72
Emplaistrum for the matrice. 73
Emplaister of red lead. 74
Emplaister of white lead, cerusa. 75
Emplaister de palmeum. 76
Emplaistrum triphariuacum. 77
Emplaistrum de ciccatrinum ru∣brum. 78
H
HIera picra galeni. 79
Hamech. 12
I
IVleppe of roses. 80
Iuleppe of violets thin. 81
Inde Maiores lectuary. 57
L
LOch de pino, a thick sirup. 82
Loch de squila, a thick sirup. 83
Loch sanum, a thick sirup. 84
Loch decalibus, of coleworts. 85
Loch of the lungs of a fox. 86
M
MAthridatum manardi a com∣position. 87
Mithridatum nicolai, a composi∣tion. 88
Micleta nicolai, a confection. 89
Miua simplex, a confection. 90
Mell rosatum, of hony and ro∣ses. 91
Mell violatum, of hony and vio∣lets. 92
Mell authosatum, of rosemarie and hony.
93
Manus christi, a confection. 94
O
OXimel simplex. 96
Oximel diureticum, prouo∣king vrine. 97
Oximel of squilla, of suger and vineger.
98
Oxisacra simple. 99
Oxisacra composita. 100
Oyle of sweete almonds. 101
Oyle of bitter almonds, oyle of bayes. 102
Oyle of the litle graine sesanum. 103
Oyle of spikenard. 104
Oyle of cost. 105
Oyle of rue. 106
Oyle of dill. 107
Oyle of camomile. 108
Oyle of mirtes. 109
Oyle of flowerdeluce. 110
Oyle of roses. 111
Oyle of violets. 112
Oyle of quinces. 113
Oyle of masticke. 114
Oyle of castoreum of otter. 114
Oyle of euphorbe. 115
Oyle of a foxe. 116
Oleum de tartero. 117
Oyle of a scorpion. 118
Oyle of lilies. 119
Oyle of the floures of poppy. 120
Oyle of nenufar. 121
Oyle of mintes. 122
Oyle of swormewood. 123
Oyle of wormes. 124
Oyle of hartsees. 125
Oyle of chiere, of harts ease. 126
P
POuder of violets sweet. 127
Pomum ambre, a ball of
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muske.
128
Pouder against the plague. 129
Pouder of bolearmoniac. 130
Pouder against wormes. 131
Puluis bezeardicus. 132
Penidis, a confection. 133
Pillule sine quibus. 134
Pignolatum, a confection. 135
Pillule aurea. 136
Pillule cochie. 137
Pillule de actoribus. 138
Pilles of the fiue kindes of mir∣robolans.
139
Pilles of ale-faugine. 140
Pillule agregatiue. 141
Pilles of rhubarbe. 142
Pilles of the gum sarcocolla. 143
Pillule fetide maiores. 144
Pilles of euphorbe. 145
Pillule lusis maioris. 146
Pillule lusis minoris. 147
Pilles of the stone lazare. 148
Pillule de bdellio maioris. 149
Pillule de hermodactilis maio∣ris. 150
Pillule arthretice. 151
Pilles for the stomake. 152
Pilles before meate, antecibum. 153
Pilles of agaric. 154
Pilles of fumitorie. 155
Pillule communis. 156
Pillule de assairet. 157
Pillule bichie, for the cough. 158
Pillule imperiales. 159
Pilles of hiera piera simple. 160
Pomatum, a confection of fruit. 161
Rosata nouella, a confection of young roses.
162
S
SIrope of the iuice of pomci∣trons. 163
Sirope of the iuice of sorell. 164
Sirope de agrippa, vnripe grape. 165
Sirope of calamintes. 166
Sirope of mintes. 167
Sirope of wormewood. 168
Sirope of fumitorie compoun∣ded. 169
Sirope of fumitorie simple. 170
Sirope of licoras. 171
Sirope of hisope. 172
Sirope of horehound. 173
Sirope of the floure of harder time. 174
Sirope of egrimonie. 175
Sirope of sticados. 176
Sirope of violets. 177
Sirope of white poppie simple. 178
Sirope of white poppie com∣pound. 179
Sirope of mirtes compound. 180
Sirope of mirtes simple. 181
Sirope acetosus simplex. 182
Sirope acetosus compound. 183
Sirope of endiue simple. 184
Sirope of endiue compound. 185
Sirope of succory. 186
Sirope of quinces. 187
Sirope of nenufar. 188
Sirope of barberries. 188
Sirope of sower pomgranades. 189
Sirope of bizantes. 190
Sirope of the infusion of young roses.
191
Sirope of dry roses. 192
Sirope of the iuice of roses. 193
Sirope of the fruit of iuiubes. 194
Sirope of maidenhaire, com∣pound. 19
Sirope of maidēhaire simple. 196
Sirope of mugwort. 196
Sirope of lemmons, 198
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Sirope of ceterack. 199
Sirope of langdebeese or bu∣glos. 200
Sappe of muske, a ball. 201
T
THeriaca magna galem. 202
Trifera magna. 203
Tria sandaly, a confection. 204
Trochistes of roses. 205
Trochistes of violets. 206
Trochistes of squilla. 207
Trochisti theriaci. 208
Trochistes of corall or camphire. 210
Trochistes of alchachengi. 211
Trochistes of mirrhe. 211
Trochistes of galia muscata. 213
Trochistes of rhubarbe. 214
Trochistes of spodie. 215
Trochistes of wormewood. 216
Trochistes of egrimony. 217
Trochistes of terra sigillata. 218
Trochistes of charabe or ambre. 219
Tela gualtari, a confection. 220
V
VNguentum apostolicum. 221
Vnguentum rosatum. 222
Vnguentum basilicum magnum. 223
Vnguentum basilicum minus. 224
Vnguentum aureum. 225
Ointment populeon. 226
Ointment marciaton. 227
Ointment aragon. 228
Ointment of holihock. 229
Ointment agrippe. 230
Ointment ponpholix. 231
Ointment of enula campana. 232
Ointment for children scabbed. 233
Vnguentum rubrum, to dry. 234
Ointment for wormes. 236
Vnguentum resumptiuum. 237
Vnguentum album, of roses. 238
Vnguentum nutritum. 239
Vnguentum egiptiacum. 240
Vnguentum citrinum, yealow. 241
Vnguentum neapolitanum. 242
An other like ointment. 243
Vnguentum galeni. 244
Suger roset. 245
Suger violet. 246
Suger buglos. 247
FINIS.
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