Nine books of physick and chirurgery written by that great and learned physitian, Dr Sennertus. The first five being his Institutions of the whole body of physick: the other four of fevers and agues: with their differences, signs, and cures.

The Table.

BOOK I. Of Fevers in general, and of an Ephemera, and of a Synocha with putrifaction.

• OF the Nature of a F••ver, Chap. 1. p. 1.
• Of the causes of Fevers in general, ch. 2. p. 3.
• Of the Symptomes of a Fever in general, ch. 3. p. 4.
• Of the differences of Fevers in general, ch. 4. p. 5.
• Of the Cure of Fevers in general ch. 5. p. 6.
• Of the Fever Ephemera, ch. 6 p. 6.
• Of an Ephera of more days, and of a Synocha with∣out putrifaction, ch. 7. p. 10.

BOOK II. Of Putred Fevers.

• OF putred Fevers in general, ch. p. 12.
• Of the differences of putred Fevers, ch. 2. p. 15
• Of the sign•• of putred Fevers in general, ch. 3. p. 16
• Of the Cure of putred Fevers in general, ch. 4 p. 17.
• Of breathing of a Vein, ch. 5. p 18
• Of Purging, ch. 6. p. 19
• Of co-coction and separation of Humors, ch. 7. p 22
• Of Sudo••ificks and Diureticks, ch. 8. p. 23
• Of Diet in putred Fevers, ch 9. p. 24
• Of the differences of putred Fevers, ch. 10. p. 27
• Of a continued putred primary Fever, and first of a Synocha in particular, ch. 11. p. 28
• Of a Causus or Burning Fever, ch. 12. p. 31
• Of continued periodick Fevers in general, and of a continued Tertian, ch. 13. p. 33
• Of a continued Quotidian, ch. 14. p. 36
• Of the Fever Epiala, p. 38
• Of the ••yncopal Fever p. 39
• Of a continued Quartan, ch. 15. p 40
• Of Symptomatical Fevers, ch. 16. p. 41

• Of Intermitting Fevers in general, ch. 17. p. 46
• Of Intermitting Fevers in particular, and first of an Intermitting Tertian, ch. 18. p. 55
• Of a Quotidian Intermittent, ch 19 p. 61
• Of an intermitting Quartan, ch. 20. p. 62.
• Of compound Fevers, and Semi-tertians, ch. 21. p. 67

BOOK III. Of a Hectick Fever.

• OF the nature of a Hectick Fever, ch. 1. p. 71
• Of the signs of a Hectick Fever, ch. 2. p. 72
• Of the Cure of a Hectick Fever ch. 3. p. 73

BOOK IV. Of the Plague, and of Pesti∣lential and malignant Fevers.

• OF the Nature of the Pestilence, ch. 1. p. 75
• Of the causes of the Pestilence; ch. 2. p. 77
• Of Contagion ch. 3. p. 79
• Of the signs of the Plague, ch. 4. p. 81
• Of preservation from the Pestilence. ch. 5. p. 82
• Of the Cure of the Pestilence, ch 6. p. 85
• Of the nature of a pestilent and malignant Fever, and the difference of them from the Plague, ch. 7. p 89
• To what kind of Fevers pestilent and malignant ones p••rtain, ch. 8. p 90.
• Causes of a pestilent & malignant Fever, ch. 9. p 91
• Signs of malignant and pestilent Fevers, ch. 10 p. 92
• Of the cure of malignant and pestilential Fevers in general, ch. 11. p 93
• Of a malignant Fever, with the Measles and Small Pox, ch. 12. p. 97.
• Of the Spotted Fever, ch. 13. p. 105
• Of the English Sweat, ch. 14. p. 108
• Of the Ʋngarick Disease ch. 15. p. 110
• Of a malignant Fever with the Cramp, ch. 16. p. 114
• Of a malignant Fever with a Catarrh, and a Cough and the Squincy, ch. 17. p. 116
• Of the Cure of Symptomatical Fevers, ch. 18. p 118