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GVrgulacio or Gurgulaciones* 1.1 be ye latin words. In Eng∣lish it is named Gurgulacion or croking in ones belly.
This impediment doth come of winde and cold, and emp∣tines of the guttes, & it may come by nature, and to vse lōg fasting in youth.
First be not long fasting, beware of cold, desolue winde by dragges & easy purgacions, & beware of eating of potage, & other sew, & of fruites, & of cold herbes, & colde meates, & any thing that hony is in, & kepe the belly laxatiue and warme. For Gutta taken for the gout, looke in the Chapter named Gutta in the Extrauagantes.
Gurgula∣cions.