Panzooryktologia. Sive Panzoologicomineralogia. Or A compleat history of animals and minerals,: containing the summe of all authors, both ancient and modern, Galenicall and chymicall, touching animals, viz. beasts, birds, fishes, serpents, insects, and man, as to their place, meat, name, temperature, vertues, use in meat and medicine, description, kinds, generation, sympathie, antipathie, diseases, cures, hurts, and remedies &c. With the anatomy of man, his diseases, with their definitions, causes, signes, cures, remedies: and use of the London dispensatory, with the doses and formes of all kinds of remedies: as also a history of minerals, viz. earths, mettals, semimettals, their naturall and artificiall excrements, salts, sulphurs, and stones, with their place, matter, names, kinds, temperature, vertues, use, choice, dose, danger, and antidotes. Also an [brace] introduction to zoography and mineralogy. Index of Latine names, with their English names. Universall index of the use and vertues. / By Robert Lovell. St. C.C. Oxon. philotheologiatronomos.

II. External.

1. Medicines, refrigerating, and repelling. Refrigerating. Simple. Rindes, of the root of night-shade, and of mandrake. Leaves, of lettuce, endive, henbane, ducks-meat, & navel-wort. These simply refrigerate, purslaine, knotted-grasse, plantaine, privet, night shade, ever-live, and mandrake. Seeds, of fleabane, white-henbane, white-poppy, the foure cold great and lesser seeds. Flowers, of roses, violets, and water-lilly. Juices, of granates, lettuce, purslain, ever-live, night-shade, plantaine, li∣mons, vineger, and bitter grapes. Animals, the white of an egge. Compound. Waters, of night-shade, water-lillies, roses, plantain, and knotted grass. Oiles, of roses, violets, water-lillies, poppy, henbane, and of mandrake. Ointments, of roses, santaline cerecloth, refrige∣rans Galeni, and of the buds of black poplar. Repelling, and astrin∣gents. Simple. Roots, of snakeweed, comfrey, tormentil, and rha∣pontick. Rindes, the middle rinde of sumach, granates, green wal∣nuts, and of the cups of acorns. Leaves, of the vine and its tendrels, myrtle, cypresse, oake, wild-olive, sumach, knot-grasse, shepheards∣purse, horsetaile, plantain, wormwood, mint, mullein, and tops of bramble bush. Seeds, of purslaine, plantain, shepheards-purse, grana tinctorum, & stones of grapes. Flowers, red roses, the setlings of distilled roses, and flowers of pomegranates. Fruits, myrtles, cypresse-nuts, unripe galls, midlars, services, and quinces. Juices, of plantain, the forementioned herbs, acacia, and hypocystis. Gumms, mastick, dragons-blood, frankincense, sandaracha, traga∣canth, sarcocol, and gum-arabick. Minerals, bole arminack, terra sigillata, alume and coral. Compound. Waters, of roses, plantaine, night-shade, and nut-shels. Oiles, of roses, unripe olives, myrtles, mastick, wormwood, and of mint. Ʋnguent, comitissae. Emplai∣sters, contra rupturam, and of the crust of bread.

2. Emplasticks. Simple. Meales, of wheat, and of beans. Juices, amylum. Gumms, mastick, and dragons-bloud. Animals, the white of an egge, and mummy. Minerals, bloud stone, coral, creta sigillata, bole-armi∣nack, lime, gypsum, litharge, ceruse, pompholyx, cadmia, lapis calaminaris, antimony, alume, and lead. Compound. Ʋnguents, al∣bum

Rhasis, of litharge, nutritum, diacalciteos, diapompholygos, and red desiccative.

3. Anodines. Simple. Roots, of althaea, mallows, and lillies. Leaves, of mallows, marsh-mallows, and bears-breech. Seeds, lineseed, fenugreek, and of marsh-mallows. Flowers, of lillies, chamomil, and melilot. Meals, of the seeds of flax, and of fenugreek. Compound. Oiles, common, of sweet almonds, lillies, cammomil, dill, flower-deluce, and of the yolks of egges. Ʋnguents, de althaea, and the resumptive.

4. Narcoticks. Simple. Roots, of mandrake, and hen∣bane. Leaves, of henbane, hemlock, mandrake, and white-poppy. Seeds, of henbane, and white-poppy. Juices, of lettuce, hemlock, henbane, and opium. Compound. Opiates, philonium Romanum, and requies Nicolai. Oiles, of mandrake, henbane, and white-poppy. Chymicals, laudanum opiaticum.

5. Emollients. Simple. Roots, of mallows, marsh-mallows, lillies, flower-deluce, briony, dwarfe-elder, and wild cucumer. Leaves, of violets, pellitory of the wall, bears-breech, mallows, marsh-mallows, orach, and dwarf-elder. Seedes, lineseed, of fenugreek, mallows, and marsh-mallows. Flo∣wers, of camomil, melilot, and lillies. Fruits, satt figgs. Gumms, turpentine, ammoniack, bdellium, styrax, galbanum, and opopa∣nax. Animals, butter, hogs-fat, henns, goose-grease, sheeps, harts-marrow, and marrow of veal. Compound. Oiles, common, oile of lillies, violets, wormes, camomil, lineseed, flower-deluces, and whelps. Ʋnguents, of althaea, and resumptive. Emplaisters, the great diachylum, of mucilages, melilot, of the son of zacharias, ce∣roneum, oxycroceum, and of frogs.

6. Resolvers. Simple. Roots, of elecampane, orrice, carrots, birthwort, and galingal. Leaves, of marjoram, wormwood, hyssop, calamint, penniroyal, origan, law∣rel, rue, savory, sage, and rosemary. Seeds, of carrots, cumin, dill, fenugreek, lineseed, nigella, anise, and fennel. Fruits, law∣rel-berries, juniper-berries, and pepper. Flowers, of stoechas, hys∣sop, lavender, dill, camomil, and melilot. Compound. Oiles, of dill, rue, bitter almonds, capers, scorpions, nard, S. Johns-wort, of foxes, turpentine, and of spike. Ʋnguents, of Agrippa, arregon and martiate. Emplaisters, of sulphur, laurel-berries, and diachylum ireatum.

7. Epispasticks. Simple. Roots, of birthwort, pellitory of spaine, thapsia, hermodactyls, orrice, hellebore, cyclamine, and anacardium. Leaves, of pimpernel, calamint, sopewort, nettles, and setwal. Seeds, of thlaspi, mustard, watercresses, and nettles. Fruites, colocynthis. Juices, claterium. Gumms, pitch, euphor∣bium, and ammoniack. Animals, castor, pigeons-dung, cocks-dung, and goats-dung. Minerals, sulphur. Compound. Oiles, bala∣nine,

and of mustard. Emplaisters, of melilot, lawrel-berries, sul∣phur, and oxycroceum.

8. Suppurants. Simple. Roots, of althaea, lillies, and onions baked under ashes. Leaves, of mallows, althaea, bears-breech, coltsfoot, and soure dock. Seeds, of althaea, line∣seed, and fenugreek. Flowers, of camomil, and melilot. Gumms, liquid pitch, turpentine, rofin, ammoniack, and bdellium. Meales, of wheat, lineseed, and fenugreek. Animals, butter, sheeps-dung, hogs, calves, capons, and goos-grease, harts-marrow, calves-marrow, and yolks of egges. Compound. Oiles, of lillies, camomil, flower-deluces, common oile, and hydraelium. Ʋnguents, basili∣cum, of althaea, agrippa, and resumptive. Emplaisters, diachylum magnum, and of mucilages.

9. Detergents. Simple. Roots, of smal∣lage, orrice, both birthworts, and gentian. Leaves, of worm∣wood, centaury the lesse, horehound, smallage, agrimony, plan∣taine, and pimpernel. Seeds, of smallage and plaintain. Juices, of the aforesaid leaves, and wine. Meals, of beans, lupines, fenugreek, barly, & lineseed. Gumms, turpentine, aloes, frankinsence, & myrrh. Animals, hony, and urine. Minerals, burnt vitriol, rust, and salt-peter. Compound. Syrups, of dry roses, and hony of roses. Oiles, of myrrh, tartar, yolks of egges, and elder. Ʋnguents, aureum, of elecampane, Apostolorum, Aegyptiacum, and the cleansing oint∣ment of smallage. Emplaisters, de janua, gratia dei, and divinum.

10. Sarcoticks. Simple. Meals, of fenugreek, tares, and lupines. Gumms, frankinsence, pitch of both sorts, turpentine, sarcocol, aloes, and myrrh. Minerals, burnt lead, and ceruse. Compound. Ʋnguents, basilicon, aureum, pompholygos, and apostolorum. Emplaisters, de janua, de gratia dei, divinum, and of betony.

11. Cicatrizers, Simple. Plants, malicorium, plantain, myrtle, balau∣stia, and roses. Minerals, bole-armoniack, terra sigillata, litharge, ceruse, lapis haematites, calaminaris, cadmia, pompholyx, drosse of iron, burnt lead, squamma aeris, burnt brasse, burnt antimony, lime, burnt alume, & burnt vitriol. The six latter must bee washed till they have lost their acrimony. Compound. Ʋnguents, white of Rha∣fis, red desiccative, and diapompholygos. Emplaisters, de cerussa, of the stone calaminaris, diapalma, & of Paracelsus.

12. Stoppers of bloud. Roots, of lungwort, and cinkfoyl. Leaves, of knot-grasse, burnet, horsetail, plantaine, perwinkle, and nettles. Fruits, galls. Flowers, of pomegranats. Juices, vineger, soure grapes, acacia, and hypocistis. Gumms, mastick, dragons bloud, frankinsence, and myrrh. Animals, gluten, mummy, and the white of an egge. Mi∣nerals, bole-armoniack, terra sigillata, the stone haematites, jaspis,

coral, alum, and vittiol.

13. Glutinants. Simple. Roots, of lung∣wort, tormentil, and cinkfoyl. Leaves, of lambs-tongue, hounds-tongue, milfoyl, vervain, yarrow, mous-eare, betony, scabious, bu∣gle, sanicle, S. Johns-wort, and self-heal. Gumms, sarcocol, myrrh, frankinsence, aloes, turpentine, and liquid pitch. Animals, wormes, mummy, and hares haires cut small. Minerals, litharge of gold. Compound Oiles, of myrrh, tobacco, and balsames. Ʋngu∣ents, aureum, and red desiccative. Emplaisters, against ruptures, triapharmacum, and nigrum.

14. Vesicants. Simple. Roots, of thap∣sia, and pellitory of spaine. Seeds, of mustard, and stavesagre Gumms, euphorbium. Animals, pigeons dung, and cantharides. Compound, emplastrum vesicatorium.

15. Cathereticks, Simple, burnt pumice-stone, parched salt, burnt alum, burnt vitriol, burnt antimony, or crocus metallorum, rust, sqamma aeris, praecipitated mercury, cinabar, and pouder of savine. Compound. Oile, of vitriol, and sulphur, aqua secunda, unguentum Apostolorum, and aegyptia∣cum.

16. Causticks, live lime, burnt-brasse, sublimat mercury, arsenick, the common caustick of the chirurgions, and the gummy liquor which is drawn out for the confection of mercurius vitae. These are the most usual simples and compositions now in use; but for the more reddy use thereof, note, that Cephalicks are used in the headach, vertigo, losse of memory, convulsion, epilepsy, apoplexy, palsey, trembling, stupidity, cramp, night-mare, lethargy, coma, catalepsy, catarrh, melancholy, dotage, raving, phrensy, and every hot and cold distemper of the head. Ophthalmicks, in weaknesse, & dulnesse of sight, webs, palsey, weepings, films, & inflammation of the eyes. &c. Pectorals, in all difficulties of breathing, coughs, in∣flammation or impostume of the lungs, pleurisy, spitting corrupt matter, consumption, spitting bloud, not receiving nourishment, and hectick fevers, &c. Cardiacks, in all continuing and intermitting fevers, malignant, pestilent, measils, small-pocks, all pestilent di∣seases, french-pox, leprosy, taking poyson, sincopal fever, paine of the heart, swoundings, palpitation of the heart, and sadnesse of the heart, &c. Stomachicals, in weaknesse of the stomack, difficulty of digestion, lesse of appetite, loathing of food, belchings, windinesse of the stomack, waterings of it, vomiting, choller, immoderate thirst, paine of the heart, burning of the stomack, slipperinesse of the stomack, loosnesse of the belly, losse of the stomacks retentive faculty, & all diseases of the intrals, bloody-flux, cholick, greedinesse of appetite &c. Hepaticks, in the cachexy, general dropsy in the flesh, betwixt flesh and skin, timpany, yellow jaundise, obstru∣ction

of the liver, weakenesse, inflammation, scirrhus, and flux of it, french-pox, & leprosy. &c. Spleneticks, in the black-jaundise, ob∣struction and scirrhus of the spleen, paine of the sides, hypochon∣driack melancholy, and scurvy. &c. Nephriticks, in difficulties of urine, not beeing able to hold it, inflammation of the reins & urines heate, running of the reins, ulcers in the reins or bladder, pissing of blood and corruption, and stone in the reins or bladder. &c. Ʋterines, in suppression of the moneths & inordinacy of them, flux, inflammation, scirrhus and ulcers of the womb, difficulty of birth, mola, abortion, barrennesse, slipperinesse, and falling of the womb, filthy colour of women, cachexy, and dropsy of the womb, raging of the womb, melancholy, and hysterick passion. &c. Arthri∣ticks in all greifs of the joints, hips, hand-gout, foot-gout, and mo∣veable-gout. &c. So the rest in hot or cold diseases.

Note, Things hurtfull to the parts are to be avoided, sc. To the head, sowfennel, mandrake, hemlock, sowbread, camells hay, parsly, flowers of Ivy, saffron, dates, ripe olives, nutts, accornes, juniper ber∣ries, toadstools, horary fruits, seed of hemp, slax, coriander, darnell, bulbs, frankincense, storax, livers, milk, wormwood, hops, vapors, narcoticks, and excesse. To the eyes, lettuce, cresses, cabbage, nuts, mushrooms, pulses, spices, bulbs, sassages, milk, gross meats, winds, fumes, oiles, sternutatories, vomiting, and too much light or dark∣ness. To the eares, things far, winds, repulsives, narcoticks, and too cold things. To the teeth, things too hot or cold, milk, moist fruits, fatts, pulses, vineger, things sharp, sweet, narcoticks, cor∣rosives. To the jawes, things sharp, and rancid, too hot, constipa∣tion of the belly, long sleep, repellers, mercurials. To the breast, henbane, hemlock, mandrake, horehound, things sweet, nutts, nettles, hot spices, aperient roots if ill, arsnick, fumes, dust, things too cold, dry, astringent, purging, and fatt, vomitories, sternuta∣tories, and motion if affected, To the heart, poysons, toadstooles, narcoticks, cold aire, things too cold, passions, and phlebotomy. To the stomack, pot herbs, meat salt, too dry, crude, fat, hot, fla∣tulent, aromatick, cold, grosse, purging, and copious. To the li∣ver, apples, things too hot, cold, styptick, sweet, fat, or aperient, and hydrargyrats. To the spleen, things grosse, flatulent, astringent, heating, sweet, and acid. To the reins and bladder, things too sharp, salt, pepered, acute, sweet, cold actually, and cooling of the feet. To the womb, things too cold, moist, foetid, odorate, sweet, and astringent, dry, strong, and chymical. To the joynts, things too strong, cold, hot, salt, sharp, gross, much motion, and strong pur∣gers.