CHAP. V. Of Choller.
CHoller is threefold, * 1.1 Alimentary, Natural, and Contrary to Nature; but the first is not an Excrement, but the hot∣ter and dryer part of the Masse of Blood, of a different na∣ture, from that which is in the bladder of the Gall. Excremen∣tious Choller is twofold, Natural, and Contrary to Nature.
Natural is yellow, * 1.2 and is generated by Nature; and that onely is properly called Choller: it is an Excrement of the second con∣coction, and generated in the Liver, and collected into the Bladder of the Gall; it is generated out of the hotter and dryer parts of nutriment.
Preternatural is that which is not generated in our bodies ac∣cording to the law of Nature, * 1.3 whereof for the most part we ac∣count four kinds, Vitelline, Leekeblade colour, Verdegrease co∣lour, and Woad colour, or a blewish green.
The Vitelline is so called from the yolk of an Egge; * 1.4 it is yel∣low, hotter and thicker; it is generated of yellow and burnt Choller, whence it is sometimes called rosted Choller: And there is another kind of Vitelline Choller, but not so properly so called, which is neither so hot nor so yellow, which is com∣pounded of Phlegm and yellow Choller.