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FEbris is the latin word. In gréeke it is named Piretos. In English it is named a Feuer* 1.1 of an Agne. A Feuer is an vnnatural heat grounded in the heart and liuer, setting all the body out of temper or temperance. And there be twen∣tie kindes of Feuers. First is Febris ephimera, otherwise
named Febris diaria, then is Febris cotidiana, Febris in∣terpolata, Febris terciana, Febris puartana, Febris sino∣chos, otherwise named Febris continua, thē is Febris sino∣cha, Febris homothena, Febris augmastica, Febris epama∣stica, Febris causon or causos, or Febris ardents, thē is Fe∣bris putrida, or humoralis, Febris emphisodes, Febris emi∣tricea, Febris epialtes, or Febris epiala, or Febris epialia, then is Febris lipparia, Febris tetrathea, Febris errati∣ca, Febris hectica, and Febris pestilencialis, for all these Feuers looke in their Chapters folowing, and there you shal sée the English words for these aforesayd latin wordes.
Feuers.