Enchiridion medicum containing an epitome of the whole course of physicke: with the examination of a chirurgion, by way of dialogue betweene the doctor and the students. With a treatise contaning a definition of all those difenses that do chiefly affect the body of a man, and an antidotary of many excelllent and approued remedies for all diseases. Published for the benefit of young students in physicke, chirurgian, and apothecaries.

An other vnguent for paine of the ioynts and muskles, procee∣ping from Lues venerea.

Rec.

• Olei irini
• De keiri
• Laurini an. ℥. iij.
• Auxungiae porc.
• Mascul. lique fact. & colatae ℥ ix.
• Succorum Radicis ebuli
• Absinthij
• Rutae agrestis an. ℥. iiij.
• Vini maluatici aut.
• Albi odoriseri & opt. lib. j. ss

Let all boile together, to the consump∣tion of the iuices and wine at a gentle fire, then let it be strained, and adde to the straining Bdellij dissoluti in

• Aceto Drag. ix.
• Olibani pulis. sub. ℥ ij. Drag. ij.
• Euphorbij
• Pyrethri subt pul. an. Drag. vj,

Cerae Q. S. Let all be put toge∣ther, and placed vpon the fire vntill the waxe be liquified, then remoue it from the fire, and still stirre it vp and downe vntill it be cold: then adde

Mercurij extincti ℥ j. ss

And being well mixed together, make and vnguent; of which, being hot, anoint the members grieued, or tumours, in the morning: then let the patient rest in his bedde being well couered, for the space of three or foure howers, and let him sweate thorowly: then let the sweate be wiped away, and so let him rest for an hower, vntill be he somewhat coole. The patient must be of a spare diet vn∣till the cure be ended, which will be in renne or twelue daies. This vnguent is of such excellency, that it doth not pro∣cure any paine in the throte or month; so that the bodie be well clensed before by purgation and phlebotimie.