and then it is the scourge of the most high God for our sinnes: Also a corrupt ayre may be the cause: I mean diet: It rageth com∣monly at the latter end of Summer, and the beginning of Harvest or Autumne.
The outward members are cold,
the inward hot: There is heavinesse, wearisomenesse, sloth, difficulty of breathing, pain in the head, careful∣nesse of minde, sadnesse, marvellous sleepy, and sometimes raging vexeth him; with losse of appetite, thirst, often vomiting, bitternesse, and drynesse of the mouth: a frequent, small, and deep pulse: the urine thick and stinking: yet sometimes it is like a hail bodies urine. Last∣ly, the sure token is botches behind the eares, or under the arme-holes, or about the share: also small spots all over the body, with great faintnesse.
First, burn juniper, oken wood, laurel,
or Ta∣mariscus in the house: or strew juniper berries, mirrhe, frankincense, rew, Angelica (in pow∣der) upon coales: Also sprinkle vinegar upon the pavement.
Secondly, If a plethorick body, open a vein,
on that side the botch is on: and on that vein that comes from thence: some commend a sti∣bium vomit, especially if choller abound: also Electuarium de ovo,
which maximilianus the Emperour once used with marvellous successe, ʒ. j. at a time in scabious water: Also
℞. Theriaca Andromachi ℈. ij.
Mithridatum ℈.j. Bolus arm. prae. ℈.ss. Aqua rosarum, Buglossae ana ℥.j. misce, fiat potio:
Let him sweat upon it:
Diascordium, treakle, or