De venenis, or, A discourse of poysons their names, natures, & vertues : with their several symptomes, prognosticks, and antidotes / by W.R., M.D.

An Alphabeticall Index of the most Materiall matters contained in this small Treatise.

Wherein you are to take notice, that Refers to the Epistle Dedicatory; † To that directed to the Judicious Readers. | To the Imprudent and Rurall Readers. And what is without these signatures, to the Book it self.

A.

• A Conitum Its symptoms and Antidotes, 65
• Aerugo Its symptoms, 43 Antidotes, 44
• Aes its symptoms, 43. Antidotes 44.
• Amphysbaena its symptoms, 198. Antid••tes 185
• Antidotes of Aqua-sortis, Regis & ••rysulea, 2••, 23 Of Antimony, 2••. Of Arsnick, 6, 27, 8 Of Argent-Vive, 31, 32, 33, 34. Of Praecipitate M••reury, Ibid. Of Mercurius Sublimate, Ibid. Duleis, Ibid. Virae, Ibid. Of Lead, 48. Of Ceruse, Ibid. Of Litharge, Ibid Of Lapis Lazulus, 50. Of the Diam ••nd, Ibid, Of the Loadstone, 51 Of the seed of Pasma Christ•• of Ame∣rica, ••5. De sem. Recinae, Ibid Of Hen••an seed, 59 60. Of Darnill, Ibid. Of Fennel-seed. 61. De G••ano Nubiae, Ibid Of Linseed, Ibid Of Ixia, or the Came∣lion-Thistle-Root. 64. Of White Hellebour, 65. Of Aconitum, 66. Of the Mandrake-Ro••re, 61. Of Woolf Baue, 70. Of Hemlock, 7••. Of the Herb-Hen-Bane, 59, 60. Of the Herb-Mandrake, 67. Of the Herb-Round-Leaved-Marsh-Crow-Foot, 74. Of Spurge. 76. Of Ophiusa, Ib••d Of Flos Coschii, 78. Of Flos Affricanus, 72. Of Crocus, 59, 60. Of the

• Walluth Tree, 83 Of the Juniper Tree, ibid. Of the ••ama••••d Tree, ibid. Of the Tree Baxima, ibid. Of the Yew Tree, ibid. Of the Box Tree, ibid. Of the Mandrake Apple, 6••. Of Nux Vomic••, 88. Of Truna Insania, 67. Nux Metella, 89. Of the Colo∣q••••m••ida Apple, 65.62. Of the Fruit and berrys of ••••••g••••-shade, 93. Of Mangas, ••0. of Opium, 96. Of ••••uphorbium, 97. Of Scammony, ibid. Of the Indian 〈◊〉〈◊〉, ••0 Of Toxicum, 〈◊〉〈◊〉. Of Poysoned Hony, 66 Of Mushromes, 106.106. Of the Bite of a Mad-dog, 129, 1••0 &c. Of Cats Braines, 141, 142. Of Woolfs Poyson, 129, 130, &c. Mus Aranaeus, 150, 151. Of B••ll•• bl••••••, 154, 155. Of Cows Milk, 156. Of Can∣thandes, 1••••, 1••2. Of the Fly Buprestis, ibid. Of the Ring of Bees, 16••, 165. Of Watps, ibid. Of the ••rag••••, ••29, 130. Of the Crocodile, ibid. Of the Sc••••pion, 191, 152, 173. Of the Basilisk, 00. Of the Salamander, 180. Of the Viper, 180 187, 88. Of the Dry••••s, 191. Of the Serpent Stellio, 186, 18••, &c. Of the Asp, 〈◊〉〈◊〉 & 195, 196. Of the Serpent Matrix, 186, &c. Of the Hamorhous, 201. Of the Serpent Amphy••••••••, & Scytale, 166, &c. Of the Serpent Sep••••, ibid. Of the Serpent Cerastes, ibid. & 204. Of the Serpent Dipsa••, 186. & 203 Of the Serpent Cenchtis, 80. &c Of the Li••••••••d, ibid. & 207. Of the ••orpedo, 210. Of the Sea Dragon, 213. Of the 〈◊〉〈◊〉 a Ray, 〈◊〉〈◊〉 Pastinaca, 18••, &c. & 215, 216. Of the ••••••a ••••og, 219. Of the Sea Hare, ••19. Of the Sea Scorpion, 83. & ••21. Of the Lampron, 86 &c. Of the Scolopend••a, 186, &c. & 12••. Of the Horse ••ecch, 225, 226 Of Toads, 228 Of Froggs, ibid. Of the Sp••••der A••anaeus and ether Spiders, 231, 232 Of the Ta••an••la ••••••, 236, 251. Of the Worm called Vina Fa••••••a, ••••8.
• Antimony and as Antidotes.

• Apoplexies may be caused of Poyson. 7.81. &c.
• Apothecaries not 〈◊〉〈◊〉 to make Physicians, ‖ 〈◊〉〈◊〉 10
• Aqua Forris, Regis Crys••les, and then anti••ot••••, 2.3
• Argent-V••ve, its severall sorts and antidotes, ••9 If ••••nceived in fume, 38 By Inn••••ction, 34.
• Assaick to deadly poys••ni•• taken it a small quantiity 9 nor, sometimes in a great, 12. To served sort, and antidotes, 25.89 violent is ki••••s by outward application 26
• The Poyson of an Asp kills inw••d••••••s 8. Its symp∣tomes, 193, 9•• Antiletes, 80, &c & 1••••, 96
• Astrology Requisite to be known by a Physician 16, 1••, 18, 19
• Astronomy Requisite to be known a Physician, •• 1••.13
• By the mediation of Aromes, many times poysons are ••••nv••••d to our Bodies. 18
• An••••pagu••entum what, with its antid••tes. 29
• Aurum potabile of the Chymists justly censured. 23

B.

• BAsilisk kills by the touch, 16.174, 17••. sound of his Hiss and sight, 17 174 How 18. why called the King of Serpents, 17•• Antidotes 00
• The Tree Baxima, very h••••tfull to such as stay under its shadow, 19.82. And how 19. Antidotes. 83.
• Bees their symptomes, 164. Antidotes, ibid.
• Poysons affecting the ••ladder. 7
• Blood of ••••ts poysonous, 142. Of Swine censured, 148. accompted, by some, poysonous, 192. but ta'sery, 153
• Books of Physick can not mak•• an ••••hatumus capable of practising Physick 1, 5, 4, ••
• Box Tree its symptomes. 85. Antid••tes. 83
• What poysons chiefly molest the Brain, 6. 〈◊〉〈◊〉, of a Cat

• or other Creature, if eaten, may prove noxious, 141
• Brass its symptomes, 43. Anidotes 44
• Bulls blood not poysonous, 153. Its symptomes, 152, 153. Antidotes 154
• Buprestis its symptomes, 163. Antidotes 162
• Burning-thorny-plant, its symptomes 97. Antidotes 9

C.

• CAlx-Vive a deadly Poyson, 39. Yet may be eaten in a great quant ty, ibid. Its Antidotes 40
• The Black Camaelion-Thistle-Root, a virulent poyson, 63. Antidotes ibid.
• Cantharides by a peculiar property affects the bladder. 7. Its symptomes and poysonous quality 157, 158, 159. Doth not allwayes prove noxious by out∣ward application, 161. Antidotes, ibid. & 162.
• Catablepas what, kills by its very sight, 17. And how 18
• Casaver what, how made. 99
• Cats braines in a peculiar manner affects the brain. 6. Their breath may cause Hectick Feavers, 26. Their presence not poysonous, 139, 140. Their braines are, 141. Its symptomes, ibid. Antidotes, ibid. & 142. Blood poysonous, ibid. Its syptomes 143
• Cenchris, its symptomes, 206. Antidotes. 186, &c.
• Cerastes its symptomes, 20••. Antidotes, 186. &c. & 204
• Ceruss its symptomes, 47. Antidotes 48
• Chymistry requisite to be known by a Physician, and how fa••r used * 20
• Cicuta its symptomes, 71. Antidotes 72
• Artificiall Cinaber what▪ 29. symptomes and Antidotes 38

• Colocynthis of force to purge by the smell, 20. and how ibid. Its symptomes, 91. Antidotes 65
• Consumptions of the Lungs may be caused by the breath of Catts as some hold ••6
• Convulsions may be caused of Poysons 7
• Copper its symptomes, 43. Antidotes 44
• Cordialls although they sometimes kill are not to be ac∣compted Poysons † 6, 7
• Cows-Milk its symptomes, 156. Antidotes ibid.
• Creeping Things poysonous 223
• Crocodile its symptomes, 167. Antidotes 129
• Crocus its symptomes, 80. Antidotes 58, 59, 60
• Crude-Mercury and its Antid••tes 29, 30
• Cures by Magicians, Witches, Conjurers and unlaw∣full, Censured ‖ 15 16

D.

• DAncing may be caused of Poyson 7
• Darnel its syptomes, 60. Antidotes 58, 59, 60
• De••cription of the hum••••••r of most men * 2
• Diamond its symptomes and antidotes 50
• Differences of Poysons, from Page 1. to 21.
• Dipsas its symptomes, 201. Ant••dotes 186, &c & 20••
• Doctrines and Disciplines requisite for a Physician, * 7, 8, 9, &c.
• Of the Sea Dog what part poysonous, 217. symptomes ibid. Antidotes ibid.
• Dotage may be caused of Poyso••, 56. 86. &c.
• Of the Dragon and its symptomes, 1•••• An id••••es, 12••, &c. Of the Sea Dragon and its symptom••s, 211 Antidotes 212, 213
• Dross of Iron its symptomes, 44. Antidotes 45
• Dryinus its symptomes, 189, 190. Antidotes, 186, 191

• Mercurius Dulcis how good, or bad, 36, 37. antidotes ibid &c.
• Dulnesse may be caused of Poyson ••••, 1••3

E.

• ELixers of Chymists censured * 23
• Empe••ick may do much hurt unawares, 36, ••7, 44 45, 57, 97. ‖ 3, 4, 5 Cannot be carefull or cautious, as some fondly dream, ‖ 6. nor properly said to have experience, or to have cured any. ‖ 7, 8 9 or to give safe Medicines, ‖ 14 Not to be suffered in a Christian Common wrath * 23
• English Pox affects chiefly the Liver by its Poyson 7
• Epilepsies may be caused of poyson, 7. 56, 58, 81, 105. By Terrour 142
• Esula minor its symptomes, 35, ••6. antidotes 76
• Eupho••••ium its symptomes, ••7. antidotes ibid.
• Experience what ‖ 9 ••••ignorant Woman, Emp••••ick, R••••sh Practitioner of Physick can be sayed to have it ‖ 7, 8, 9. &c.

F.

• FAlling sickness may be caused of poyson, 7. 56, 58, 81, 105
• Fearfulnesse may be caused by poyson 7
• Feavers may a••••e of poyson ibid
• Fennel seed sometimes poysonous, 62. antidotes ••1
• F••••••es of Antimony to resist, 24. of Mercury 33
• ...Flos Aff••icanus ••s symptomes, 79. antidotes 72
• Flos Colchi its symptomes, 78 antidotes 79
• Flowers poyson 53
• French pox by its ven••m affects chiefly the Liver 7
• Froggs how poysonous, symptomes 229. antidotes 2••8

• Fruits poyson. 53.
• ••ury may be caused of poyson 7•• &c.

G.

• GAtlick taken in excess ••ny noxious 68
• Poysons affecting chiefly the Cen••••alls 7
• Poysons affecting strange property 5••
• Glass no poyson ••
• Granum Nubiae its force and antidotes ••••
• Gyplus its antidotes 4••

H.

• Haemorrhous diffuses its venome by the ••oines 7. Its symptomes, 1••9. antidotes ••01
• The Sea Hare kills with the very loo••••••, 218. symp∣tomes, ibid. antidotes 219
• Poysons more peculiarly offending the Hea•• 6
• Heaviness may be caused of poy•••••• 7.
• White Hellebor-Root, its symp••••••, ••4 〈…〉〈…〉 the appellation White, is not 〈…〉〈…〉 ••4
• Hemlock its symptomes, 71. antidotes ••••
• Hen-bane a peculiar enemy to the 〈…〉〈…〉, 6. Its symptomes, 56.57.7••, antidotes 58, 59 ••••, ••1. Its feel being barnt in an Henhouse hath a strange property, 〈◊〉〈◊〉 symptomes, 59, 57 sort or ••and. 5••. 〈…〉〈…〉
• Herbs poyson, 53. such as 〈…〉〈…〉 peculiarly affect the 〈◊〉〈◊〉 ••
• Hi••cca what, its won•••••• 〈…〉〈…〉
• Hornetts the symptomes, ••••5. 〈…〉〈…〉 ••••••
• Of the Horse-••eech its symptomes, 〈…〉〈…〉 poysonous 221. antidotes ••••••
• Hurtfull poysons which, 〈…〉〈…〉

• Sem Hyosiami its symptomes, 56, 57. Sorts 58, anti∣dotes 58, 5••, 60
• Hirundinaceus a deadly poyson, 8. 104 symptomes 194, 195. antidotes, 186, &c. & 195, 196

I.

• IGnorant Practitioners do much hu••t, 36, 37, 41, 45, 5•• 97 ‖ 3, 4, 5. Can not be carefull or contious, as some, fondly dre••m ‖ 6. nor properly sayed to have experience, or to have cared any, ‖ 7, 8, 9. or to giue safe medicines ‖ 14. Not to be suffered in a Christi∣an Commonwealth * 23
• The Indian Hiucca what, its wonderfull Nature, 99. Antidotes 00
• Inflammations may be caused of poyson, 7
• Iron its symptomes, 44. antidotes 45
• Juglans Arbor its symptomes 81, 83
• Juniper Tree its symptomes, 83. antidotes ibid.
• Joyces poyson 53
• Ixia a virulent poyson, 65. its antidotes 64

K.

• KING CHARLES the Second, sirnamed La Bon, and Pious, our most gracious Sove∣raign, the most nobl••st Descended Prince in Christ∣endome, * 4. Therfore in him blessed, ibid. Restored to his Crown and to be the glory of his People by a miracle, and the Immediate finger of GOD; And therefore may expect happinesse and blessings are towards us whilst he is continued among us, * 5, 6, &c.

L.

• LAmpron what part poysonous, its symptomes 222 Antidotes 186, &c.
• Lapis Lazulus its symptomes and Antidotes 50
• Laughter in extremity may be caused by poyson 7
• Lead its symptomes, 45, 46. antidotes 48
• Leaves poysonous 52
• Leeches when poysonous, 224. symptomes, ibid. 225. Antidotes 226
• Leeks eaten in excesse very noxious, 68. its juyce also, 100
• Lepus Marinus by an occult property offends peculiar∣ly the Lungs, 7. kills with the very lookes, 218. its symptomes, ibid. antidotes 219
• Lettice its juyce very noxious 100
• Libidiny may be caused by poyson 7
• Linseed sometimes poysonous, 62. antidotes 61
• Lipothymia may be caused of poyson, 57, 63, 65, &c
• Litharge its symptomes, 47. antidotes 48
• Poyson peculiarly affecting the Liver 6, 7
• Lizzard its symptomes, 207. antidotes, ibid. & 186, &c.
• Of the Load-stone and its antidotes 51
• Logick Requisite to be known by a Physician * 12
• Poysons peculiarly affecting the Lungs 7, 42

M.

• MAd-dogs bite poysonous, 108. And how 109. Dilates and Diffuses its venom by the Nerves, 7 Lyes hid in the body sometimes whole moneths without any appearance, 8. 115, 116. some∣times years, 9. 116. and sometimes hurts not all, 12. 113. sometimes infects by the very lookes, 17. 115.

• smell, 17. 114. scratch, touch, 113, &c. How they become mad, 1••0. not known, 112. How many waies they infect, 113, 114. when the effects appear, 115, 116. The nature and temperature of the Poyson, 117, 118. why such as are infected abhor water, and all liquors and polite bodies, 119, 120. their symptomes, 121, 122, 123. The Cure must not be delayed, 124, 125, 126. How the Patient shall know if he be in∣fected, 126. Prognosticks, ibid. 127. Method of Cure ••28. 129, 130, 131, &c.
• Madness may be caused by poyson, 7. 35, 56, 58 63, 71, 86, &c.
• Mandrake-Roote its symptomes and antidotes, 67. The herb, ibid. The Aer of the Aple offensive, 7••. Its symptomes, 86 antidotes 87
• Mangas its symptomes, 94. antidotes 00
• Round-Leaved Marsh Crow-Foot its symptomes, 73, 74. antidotes 74. The Juice thereof Poyson, 102.
• Ʋniversall Medicines censured, * 13. Knowledge of medicines not sufficient to make a Physician ‖ 2
• Mel venenatum its symptomes, 10••. antidotes 66
• Mercury a peculiar enemy to the brain, 6 Its severall sorts, 19. and antidotes, ••2. hurts by fume and out∣ward application, ibid 31. ☿ Precipitate its dire∣full symptomes, 35. antidotes 37. ♎. Its symptom s 35. antidotes, 37. ☿ vitae how good, or bad, 36, 3••. ☿ Dulcis, how good or bad 36, 37
• Milk hath no venemous Property in it 155. But is an excellent antidote against Arsnick, 28. and against Mercury taken inwardly 31
• ... Mineralls poyson 21, 22
• Minium its symptomes, 47 antidotes ••8
• Miracles not ceased * 5
• Mischief occasioned by the malicious beams of a malig∣nant eye 18

• A Monster in nature 57
• Mortall poysons which 6
• Muraena what part poysonous, its symptomes, 22••. anti∣dotes 186, &c.
• Mus Araneus its description, 149, 150. symptomes, 150 ant dotes 151
• Mush oomes many poysonous, which, and why, 104. then symptomes, 10••. ant dotes ibid. 106
• Mymecion what, its description, 230. symptomes 131 antidotes 232

N.

• NApellos its symptomes, ••9 antidotes 70
• Natrix its symptomes, 19••. antidotes 186, &c.
• Ne••••um what, its symptomes and antidoes 85
• Night shade a peculiar enemy to the brain, 6. 92. symp∣tomes, ibid antidotes 93
• Granum Nubrae, its force and antidotes, 61. symptomes of the fruit, 92. antidotes 93
• Nox Vomica its symptomes, 87, 88. antidotes, ••••. Metella seu Methel its symptomes, 89. antidotes ibid Eaten in a small quantity, doth only intoxicate the brain, not k ll † 5

O.

• OLiander what, its symptomes and antidotes, 8••
• On ons eaten in excess very noxious, 68
• Oplimsa its symptomes, 76. antidotes ibid.
• Opiom a peculiar enemie to the b••ain, 6. accompted a violent poyson taken in a small quantity 1••. and yet sometimes doth not happen so although liberally eatē, ibid. 90. its symptomes 94, 95 antidotes 96

P.

• THe seed of Palma Christi of Ameirca, its symp∣tomes, 54. antidotes 55
• Pauace'as of the Chymists questioned * 23
• Paracelsus justly censured * 21
• Pastinaca what, which part poysonous, 213. symptomes, 214, 215. antidotes 18. 215, 216.
• Pharicum what 101
• Philosophy requisite to be known by a Physician, * 10
• Physician how he ought to be qualified, * 8. 9, 10, &c. Who are only fit to be such, * 23. A requisite and necessary Calling, ‖ 2. may in some cases be puzled, ‖ 10.11, 12, 13. why their Patients many times mis∣carry ‖ 14.15
• Physick by whom abused, * 7. how they ought to be qualified that practise it, * 8, 9, 10. who are onely fit to practise, * 23. not to be neglected or rejected in time of sickness ‖ 17, 18, 19, 20, et 27
• Phrensies may be caused by Poyson, 56.58, 71
• Of the worm Pini Erusae, how it conveies its Poyson, 238. symptomes, ibid antidotes, ibid. & 239
• Poysons generally treated of with their Differences, from Page 1. to 21. Naturall, Accidencall, and Ar∣tificiall. 2. Hurt not by manifest or second qualites; but by occult, or manifest and occult together, 3, 4. All have not an aptitude to kill, 5. Some are mortall, others only hurtfull, 6. Some principally affect the Brain, some the Heart, some the Liver, some the Lungs, some the bladder, 7. Whence they become of divers effects; As to cause Madness, Sadness, Laugh∣ter, Dancing, Raging, Fearfulness, &c. ibid, Can not be so prepared as to kill at a certain presixed iime, 9. Nor to penetrate through Boots, Spurrs, Clothes, &c. to the skin by any naturall meanes, 14. may be con∣veied

• into the body by the bite of Creatures, touch, breath, &c. 15.16. smell, 17.77. sight, noise, 1••, &c. And how, 18.19. Belonging to Mineralls, 21, 22. To Vegetables, 52 53. To Animalls, 107.108. Defini∣tion of Poyson † 4.6. may become, sometimes, food, † 8. Is of Divers Natures † 9
• Praecipitate ☿ its direfull symptomes, 35. antidotes 37
• Ignorant Practitioners do often and may unawares de∣stroy men, 36, 37, 44, 45, 57, 97. ‖ 3, 4, 5. Can not be said to be carefull, or cautions, as some fondly dream, ‖ 6. nor properly, to have experience, or to have cured any, ‖ 7.8, 9. or to give safe medicines ‖ 14. Not to be suffered in a Christian Commonwealth * 23
• Pruna Insania, its symptomes, 90.91. antidotes 67
• Pryas his poyson kills in a short time 8
• Purging medicines not poyson because they sometimes kill † 5.6, 7

Q.

• THe Quintessence's of Chymists justly censured, * 23.

R.

• RAgings and Ravings may be caused of Poysons, 7, &c.
• Rats-bane what 27
• Sea-Ray what part poysonous, 113. symptomes, 214.215. antidotes, 186, &c. & 215.216
• Realgar what, with its antidotes 25
• Receipts alone, not sufficient to enable any to practise Physick ‖ 10
• Sem. Recini its symptomes, 54. antidotes 55
• Rew its venemous quality 76.77

• Rhagium what, its description, 230. symptomes, 231 antidotes 232
• Risugallum what, with its antidotes 25
• Roots poysonous 52
• Rust of Iron its symptomes, 44. antidotes 45

S.

• SAge accidentally poyson 16.222
• Salamander its symptomes, 179. antidotes, 180. Lives not in the fire 178
• Sandaracha what, with its antidotes 25
• Sardonica herba, its symptomes, 73.74. antidotes 74
• Scammony it symptomes, 98. antidotes 97
• Scolopend••a its symptomes, ••••3. antidotes, 186. &c. & ••••3
• Bite of 〈◊〉〈◊〉 Scorpion conveies the venome to the Heart by the d••t••••ies, 7. Is an enemy t••••••. Heart in a pe∣culiar manner, o. ••t•• symptom s. ••68▪ ••69, 170. an∣tid tes, 571.572. symptomes of the S••••••corp••on 2••0 what part poysonous, ibid. antidotes, 186. &c & 221
• Scytale its symptomes, 198. antidotes 186, &c.
• Seeds poysonous 52
• Seeing how occasioned 18
• Seps o•• Sepedon its symptomes, 222. antidotes 168 &c
• Shadow of the Yew Tree ••••••y noxious, and how 19 As also the Tree Baxima 19
• Poysons peculiarly affecting the Sperm vessels 7
• Spiders then severall sorts poysonous, 230. symptomes 231. antidotes 232, 233
• Spurdge its symptomes, 75, 76. antidotes 76.
• Steele its symptomes, 44. antidotes 45
• Stellio its symptomes, 192. antidotes 186, &c.
• Strength of the body may be abated by poyson 69.71

• Stupor may be caused by poyson 60
• Sublimate Mercury its symptomes, 35. antidotes 37
• Poysons killing Suddainly are enemies to the Heart more especially 6.09

T.

• TAme••ind-Tree its symptomes, 82. antidotes 8•• Tarantula an enemy to the brain especially, 6. why so called, 230. symptomes, 233, 234. &c. antidotes 235 236, &c.
• The Aspe Terestris deadly poyson ••8
• The black Camelien Thistle Ro••t, a o••••bulent poyson 63. antidotes ibid.
• The Thraciaus familiarly eat whole handfulls of white Helelior, 〈◊〉〈◊〉 ••••••ny ••••art 64
• Time of 〈…〉〈…〉 determined, beyond which he cann••t 〈…〉〈…〉 Tha•• servingness ever abo••••••••ted by the Authour, 4. Times we live in Described ••••.
• Toad its symptomes, and how poyson, 227. antidotes 228
• Torpedo a peculiar enemy to the Brain, 6 strangely af∣fects the Hand and Arm of such as but hold a long Pole that trucheth it, 16. symptomes 208.209. anti∣dotes 210
• Toxicam a violent Poyson, 101. what it is is not clear from the writings of the Learned 101.102
• Trees poyson 53
• Tythymallus its symptomes, 75.76. antidotes 76

V.

• POysonous Vapours of Antimony to resist, 14 Of the ••ew-Tree and the Tree Baxima noxious ••9
• Vegetables poyson, 52.53. The knowledge of Vegeta∣bles requisite for a Physician 23

• Verdigreece its symptomes, 43. antidotes ••••.
• Vertigo may be may be caused of poysons 81.103, 141
• Vesperium what, i••s Definition, 230. symptomes 231.
• antidotes 222
• Vespis its symptomes, 165. antidotes 164
• Viper its symptomes, 182. 183, &c. antidotes 180.
• Mercurius Vitae, how good or bad 36, 37
• Vitriol and its antidotes 41, 42
• Universall medicines justly censured *23
• The Vulgar and ignorant can never put the art of Phy∣sick in practise ‖ 2

VV.

• WAllnut-Tree its symptomes, 81. antidotes 83
• Waspes their symptomes, 16••. antidotes 164
• Watchfulnesse may be caused of poyson 60
• Woolf-bane its symptomes, 69. antidotes 70
• A Woolfes bite poysonous if mad, 145. its symptomes, ibid. 146.147.148, 149. antidotes 129.130, &c.
• A Woman-Doctor a monster in nature, 57 many times doth much hurt, ibid. 143. ‖ 3.14, 15

Y.

• YEllow Hen-bane seed 58
• The Yew-Tree in Arcadia kill such as sleep un∣der its shadow, 19. as also in Spain 84. and how 19. why it is not offensive here in England, ibid. its symptomes, 84. antidotes 83

FINIS.