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CHAP. VII.
TERTIANA NOTHA, * 1.1 or bastardly Ter∣tian: it is caused when choller is mixed for the most part with flegme.
In this fever, * 1.2 the time of the fits exceed twelve hours; and there is not such great heat in the state and rigour of this fever, as in the exquisite Tertian; besides, it doth not end in abundance of sweat, as the exquisite Tertian doth.
Give them ptisan, and mulsa, * 1.3 wherein hath been sodden Hyssop, and Origan, fasting: If the Patient be strong, bleeding helpeth much: then take this clyster following.
℞. Malvae, mercurialis, violarum, origani, * 1.4 Hys∣sopi, ana M.j.sem. nasturtii ʒ.iij. coquantur in.s.q. aquae, usque ad consumptionem medieta∣tis; cujus colaturae, accipiatur lib. 1. adde Be∣nedict. laxat. Hierapicra ana ʒ.iij. mel. rosa∣rum ʒ.iv. oleum violarum, cammomeli, ana ℥.i.ss. Salis communis ʒ.ij. fiat enema.Boyle parslay, fennel, origan, hyssope. and let∣tice in his broath: Also Oximel simplex, and scil∣liticum is good: * 1.5 And I am perswaded that to give a vomit, made with Asaron, and the infu∣sion of stibium mixed together, would prove a sure help; if strength permits it to be admini∣stred: Lastly, this purge following is good for a strong body.
℞. Diaphaenicon. ʒ.ij. elect. è succo rosar. ʒ.ij. * 1.6 benedict. lax. ʒ. ss. Syr. rosarum de rhabar∣bare, ana ℥.ss. Decoct. q.s. fiat potio.
If he cannot sit up, make an Apoz. * 1.7 of the infu∣sion