Ignota febris. Fevers mistaken in notion & practice. Shewing the frequent fatal consequents thereof. Herein traversing the dissenting new hypotheses of some late writers: and erroneous opinions, of antique authors. With remarks upon bleeding, blistering, juleps, and the Jesuits pouder, in fevers. By Everard Maynwaringe, Med. D.

APPENDIX.

THE Author hereof, conforming to the Primi∣tive Practice above Thirty Years past; (for Reasons elsewhere given) and having often found ill usage, and Detractions by some Men of the Phy∣sick-Trade; hath therefore caused the following Testi∣monials to be made Publick; to stifle, and null the Defamations, and Lies that have been spread abroad, to his Prejudice, and Loss to many others; that else might have received the Benefit of his great Labour; beyond what the Shops do afford.

OLIVERUS St. JOHN, Summus Communium Placitorum Do∣minus, Justiciarius, ac Almae Ʋniver∣sitatis Cantabrigiensis Cancellarius, Ma∣gistri & Scholares ejusdem. Omnibus Christi Fidelibus Presentibus has Lite∣ras inspecturis, visuris vel audituris, Sa∣lutem in Domino Sempiternam. Quia discretus Vir Everard Maynwaringe A∣lumnus noster, Literas nostras Testimo∣nales Gradus sui à nobis petierit: Nos Conditiones & Merita Virorum affectu

sincero perpendentes, eos solos Testi∣monio nostro ornandos esse arbitramur, quos summos promeritos ut istud be∣neficii à nobis consequantur. Quam∣obrem Vestrae Pietati per has Literas significamus, praefatum Everard Mayn∣waringe ad Gradum Baccalauriatus in Medicina, primo Die Mensis Julii Anno Domini Millesimo Sexcentesimo Quin∣quagesimo Secundo admissum fuisse: Ei∣que omnes Dignitates, Jura & Privile∣gia quae ad illum Gradum & Ordinem spectant concessimus. Proinde omnes Christi fideles, & Literarum Studiosos, Academiae nostrae nomine oratos esse Volumus; ut qui illius Gradui, Do∣ctrinae & Morum probitati Honos debe∣tur; eum huic Alumno nostro praestare non graventur. In Cujus rei Testimo∣nium, Sigillum nostrum commune pre∣sentibus apponi fecimus. Dat. Canta∣brigiae in Senatu nostro, tertio Die Men∣sis Julii Anno Domini Millesimo Sex∣centesimo Quinquagesimo Secundo.

Some Years after, the Author travelling into Ire∣land; and being in Dublin, at the Time of a Publick Commencement: upon producing this Diploma from Cambridge; and performing such Exercises, as the Statutes of the Ʋniversity required: He proceeded Doctor.

OMNIBUS CHRISTI FIDELIBUS, Ad quos prae∣sentes Literae pervenerint, Salutem in Domino. Cum non minimum sit intra Pietatis officia, cognitae veritati Testi∣monium perhibere: Nos itaque Praepo∣situs & Socii Seniores Collegii Sacrosan∣ctae & individuae Trinitatis juxta Dub∣lin, Testamur venerabilem Virum Eve∣rardum Maynwaringe, Virum in curan∣dis Morbis feliciter & cum fructu Aegro∣tantium diu versatum; in solemni Aca∣demicorum Conventu, Decimo Septimo Augusti Anno Domini Millesimo Sex∣centesimo Quinquagesimo quinto, Publi∣cis omnium Suffragiis Gradum Doctoratus in Medicina obtinuisse. Ac ut praemissa omnibus quorum interest plenius inno∣tescant,

nostrum de praedicto Everardo Testimonium, Subscriptis singulorum Nominibus, & publico Collegii Sigillo quo in his utimur, confirmandum cura∣vimus. Vicesimo secundo Augusti, An∣no Domini Millesimo Sexcentesimo Quinquagesimo Quinto.

• Sam. Winter, Praep.
• ...Nath. Hoyle,
• ...Miles Symner,
• ...Johannes Sterne,
• ...C. Williamson,
• ...Adam Cusake.

NOS UNIVERSI∣TATIS DUBLINI∣ENSIS Vicecancellarius & Pro∣curator, nec non in eadem Medicinae Publicus Professor; Testamur Everar∣dum Maynwaringe decimo septimo Die Mensis Augusti Anno Dom. 1655, in pleno Conventu praedictae Ʋniversitatis in Sacello Collegii Sacro-sanctae & in∣dividuae Trinitatis juxta Dublin habito, Gradum Doctoratus in Medicina obtinu∣isse. Quod nostrum de eo Testimoni∣um subscriptis nominibus confirmandum curavimus. Quinto Die Mensis Sep∣tembris, Anno Dom. 1655.

• Hen. Jones, Pro-Cancel.
• Johannes Sterne, Med. Profess. Pub.
• C. Williamson, Proc.

These are Transcripts from the Originals, with the University Seals affixed; now in the Author's Custody.