Tractatus de simplicium medicamentorum facultatibus. = A treatise of the nature and qualities of such simples as are most frequently used in medicines,: both purging, and others. Methodically handled, for the benefit of those that understand not the Latine tongue. To which is added: many compound medicines for most diseases incident to mankinde: as also two alphabeticall tables, very necessary for the reader. Together with, the explanation of all hard words or termes of art, whereby the vulgar may the better understand it. / By Robert Pemel, practitioner in physick, at Cranebrooke in Kent. Licensed and enterd according to order.

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Tractatus de simplicium medicamentorum facultatibus. = A treatise of the nature and qualities of such simples as are most frequently used in medicines,: both purging, and others. Methodically handled, for the benefit of those that understand not the Latine tongue. To which is added: many compound medicines for most diseases incident to mankinde: as also two alphabeticall tables, very necessary for the reader. Together with, the explanation of all hard words or termes of art, whereby the vulgar may the better understand it. / By Robert Pemel, practitioner in physick, at Cranebrooke in Kent. Licensed and enterd according to order.

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Pemell, Robert.

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London :: Printed by M. Simmons, for Philemon Stephens, at the guilded Lyon in St Pauls Church-Yard,

1652.

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Contents

• title page
• errata
• To the kinde READER.
• AƲTHORS Made use of in this TREATISE.
• AN Alphabeticall Table OF ALL THE SIMPLE MEDICINES IN THIS TREATISE.
• AN EXPLANATION OF All such hard VVords, or Terms of Art, that are to be found in this Treatise of Simples used in MEDICINES, Whereby the Vulgar may the better understand it.
• The Books following are to be sold by Phile∣mon Stephens at the Guilded Lyon in Pauls Church-Yard.
• THE NATURE OF Simple Medicines.
  • CHAP. I. De Absynthio. Of Wormwood.
    • The Names.
    • The Temperament.
    • The Duration.
    • The Inward Ʋse.
    • The manner of administring it.
    • Against an Ague.
    • Against a Quartaine Ague.
    • A Decoction of Wormwood against Melancholy, winde in the Stomach, &c.
    • Wormwood-Wine.
    • Wormwood-Wine purging Water.
    • Against the Jandise.
    • The externall or outward Ʋse.
    • Against the Wormes.
    • A Plaster against the Wormes.
    • The hurtfull Quality.
    • Of such things as are made of Wormwood.
    • The Dose.
  • CHAP. II. De Agarico. Of Agaricke.
    • The Names.
    • The Temperament.
    • The Kindes.
    • The Duration.
    • The Inward Ʋse.
    • The manner of Administring it.
    • A purging Potion that cleanseth the Breast.
    • Pills to purge Flegme.
    • A Bole to purge Flegme and Choller.
    • A Potion that purgeth Choller and Flegme.
    • Or thus:
    • Against shortnesse of Breath, and Wormes.
    • The Externall Ʋse.
    • Against the Tooth-ach.
    • Against the Figge in the Fundament.
    • Against Fistulaes.
    • The hurtfull Quality, with the Correcting helpe.
    • The Compound Medicines made of Agaricke.
    • The Dose.
  • CHAP. III. De Aloe. Of Alloes. Or Aloe succotrina.
    • The Names.
    • The Temperament.
    • The Kindes.
    • The Duration.
    • The Inward Ʋse.
    • The manner of administring it, and the time.
    • Pils excellent for the Stomach.
    • Pills to purge Choller.
    • De Aloe Lota & Rosata.
    • The all Ʋse.
    • A Plaister for Wormes.
    • The Hurtfull Quality.
    • Whether the use of Aloes be profitable to preserve health?
    • Whether Aloes doth open the mouths of the veines, and provoke the Hemroids?
    • The Compound Medicines made of Aloes.
    • The Dose.
  • CHAP. IV. De Ammoniaco. Of Gum Ammoniacum.
    • The Names.
    • The Temperament.
    • The best kinde.
    • The inward Ʋse.
    • The manner of administring it.
    • Pills excellent in shortnesse of breath.
    • Pills against the obstructions and hardnesse of the Liver, and Spleene.
    • Pills against the Sciatica or Hip-Gout.
    • The externall Ʋse.
    • A Plaister for the hardnesse of the Spleene.
    • Or,
    • Or,
    • Heurnius doth much commend this Plaister following, against hardnesse of the Spleene.
    • A Cerot to dissolve all manner of hard knots and gangli∣ous tumours.
    • Against Wormes.
    • The hurtfull quality.
    • These things following are made of Ammoniacum.
    • The Dose.
  • CHAP. V. De Amygdalis. Of Almonds.
    • The Names.
    • The Temperament.
    • The best sort.
    • The Duration.
    • The inward Ʋse.
    • The manner of administring them.
    • An Emulsion for the Diseases of the Breast or Lungs.
    • An Emulsion to extinguish the heat of the Reines, and to help the sharpnesse of the Ʋrin.
    • Almond-Milk much in use by Practitioners, and others.
    • A March-pane against leannesse, or also for the Diseases of the Breast and Lungs.
    • For the Stone and Gravell.
    • The outward Ʋse.
    • To cleanse the skin, and to beautifie the Face.
    • The hurtfull Quality.
    • Of such things as are made of Almonds.
    • The Dose.
  • CHAP. VI. De Aristolochia longa, & rotunda. Of long rooted Birth-wort, and round rooted Birth-wort.
    • The Names.
    • The Temperament.
    • The Duration.
    • The inward Ʋse.
    • The manner of Administring it.
    • A Powder against the Epilepsie, or Falling-Sicknesse.
    • A Powder against the Joynt-Gout.
    • A Potion against winde in the Stomach, and paine thereof.
    • Or,
    • Pills having a cleansing and deterging faculty, good against the Falling-Sicknesse, Palsie, Shortnesse of Breath, Old Cough, Hardnesse of the Liver beginning, and in the stopping of the Courses, bringing away the Birth, and After-Birth: being most convenient in the winter season, for such as are of moist Constitutions, and to be used after the Body is purged.
    • Against paine of the side.
    • Against the swelling of the Spleene.
    • Against the impurity of the Womb, to provoke the courses, expell the After-Birth, and to bring away the dead Child.
    • In Decoction.
    • Against Botium gulae, or strumous swellings about the Throat.
    • The outward Ʋse.
    • An Oyntment to procure flesh in Ʋlcers.
    • An Oyle usefull in the Palsie, and Epilepsie, or Falling Sicknesse.
    • The hurtfull Quality.
    • Of such things as are made of Birthwort, long and round.
    • The Dose.
  • CHAP. VII. De Assa Foetida. Of Assa Fetida.
    • The Names.
    • The Temperament.
    • The best sort.
    • The Duration.
    • The Inward use.
    • The manner of administring it.
    • A powder against the Quartaine Ague.
    • The outward use.
    • The hurtfull quality.
    • These things following are made of Assa Fetida.
    • The Dose.
  • CHAP. VIII. De Asaro. Of Asarabacca.
    • The Names.
    • The temperament.
    • The duration.
    • The inward use.
    • The manner of administring it.
    • Before the fit of an Ague.
    • Or thus:
    • Or,
    • Against the Green-sicknesse, Dropsie, Jaundise, &c.
    • To provoke the termes or courses in Women.
    • Against the Quartaine Ague, and Agues of long continuance.
    • The externall use.
    • The hurtfull Quality.
    • Of such things as are made of Asarabacca.
    • The Dose.
  • CHAP. IX. De Bdellio. Of Gum Bdellium.
    • The Names.
    • The Temperament.
    • The best kinde.
    • The Duration.
    • The inward Ʋse.
    • The manner of administring it.
    • Pills of Bdellium, that are good against the Hemroids, or Piles, and the overflowing of the courses.
    • Pills against the Hemroids.
    • The Externall Ʋse.
    • A Plaister dissolving hard tumours.
    • A Plaister against Nodes, and glandulous tumours.
    • The Hurtfull Quality.
    • The Dose.
    • These following are made of Bdellium.
  • CHAP. X. De Bistorta. Of Bistort-root.
    • The Names.
    • The Temperament.
    • The Duration.
    • The inward Ʋse.
    • The manner of administring it.
    • An Electuary against Womens Flux, or the overflowing of their Courses.
    • An Electuary against the Pestilence.
    • In Decoction.
    • The outward Ʋse.
    • An Oyntment to hinder Abortion, or miscarrying of Women.
    • Against the Tooth-ach.
    • The Dose.
    • Of such things as are made of Bistort.
  • CHAP. XI. De Bryonia alba. Of White Brionie.
    • The Names.
    • The Temperament.
    • The Duration.
    • The inward use.
    • The manner of administring it.
    • An Electuary of white Brionie purging the body.
    • Syrupe of Brionie simple.
    • The Compound Syrupe of Brionie.
    • An Electuary for an old Cough, and shortnesse of breath.
    • Against the Pestilence.
    • For such as have broken a Bone.
    • The externall Ʋse.
    • Against hardnesse and stopping of the Spleene.
    • Or,
    • Against corrupt and fretting sores in the Legs.
    • Against the Gout and Sciatica.
    • The hurtfull Quality, with the correcting means.
    • These things are made of Brionie.
    • The Dose.
  • CHAP. XII. De Camphora. Of Camphor, or Campher.
    • The Names.
    • The temperament.
    • The best kinde.
    • The Duration.
    • The inward Ʋse.
    • The manner of Administring it.
    • An Electuary against the Pestilence.
    • A powder for the Pestilence.
    • Or,
    • Or,
    • A Potion against the Pestilence.
    • The outward Ʋse.
    • Against rednesse of the eyes, and to coole and dry.
    • Against Ophthalmia, or inflamation of the eyes, in its declination.
    • Against rednesse and running of the eyes.
    • Against spots in the eyes.
    • Against the heat of the Liver.
    • The hurtfull Quality.
    • The Dose.
    • Of such things as are made with Campher.
    • Whether Campher be cold or hot, and whether it ex∣tinguish Venery or lust?
  • CHAP. XIII. De Carthami semine, Of seed of Bastard Saffron.
    • The Names.
    • The Temperament.
    • The best sort.
    • The Duration.
    • The inward use.
    • The manner of administring it.
    • An Emulsion or milke purging safely and gently.
    • Tabulats purging, or square Cakes.
    • Against the Jaundies.
    • For the same.
    • The outward use.
    • The hurtfull quality.
    • The Dose.
    • Of those Medicines that are made of Carthamus.
  • CHAP. XIV. De Cassia lignea, & Cinamomo.
    • Of Cassia Lignea and Cinamon.
    • The Names.
    • The Temperament.
    • The best sort.
    • The difference between Cassia lignea and Cinamon.
    • The Duration.
    • The inward Ʋse.
    • The Ʋse of Oyle and Water of Cinamon.
    • The manner of administring them.
    • A Powder to hasten the Birth.
    • Or,
    • A Potion to hasten the Birth.
    • Pills to hasten the Birth.
    • An Electuary against Fluxes of the Belly.
    • The outward Ʋse.
    • The hurtfull quality.
    • The Dose.
    • Of those Medicines that are made of Cinamon.
    • Whether Cinamon be rightly used to stay Womens Fluxes, or the Menstru s in Women?
  • CHAP. XV. De Cassia Fistula, Of Cassia in Canes.
    • The Names.
    • The temperament.
    • The b st kinde.
    • The Duration.
    • The inward use.
    • The manner of administring it.
    • A Bole.
    • Or,
    • A Bole to purge Choller.
    • A Bole purging Choller from the head.
    • A Bole purging Flegme from the head.
    • A Potion.
    • Or,
    • The outward Ʋse.
    • A Liniment against the Gout, and arthriticall paines of Joynt-Gout.
    • The hurtfull quality, with the correcting meanes.
    • These things following are made of Cassia Fistula.
    • The Dose.
    • Whether Cassia be convenient in hot Feavers.
  • CHAP. XVI. De Cataputia minore, & de esula minore, seu Tithymalo pineo.
    • Of Garden-Spurge, and of Pine-Spurge, or Small esula.
    • The Names.
    • The Temperament.
    • The Duration.
    • The inward use.
    • The manner of administring it.
    • A Powder against the Dropsie.
    • Pills against the Dropsie.
    • A Potion against the Dropsie.
    • Or,
    • The externall Ʋse.
    • The hurtfull quality and correction.
    • The Dose.
    • These things following are made of Esula.
  • CHAP. XVII. De Colocynthide, Of Coloquintida Apple.
    • The Names.
    • The Temperament.
    • The best sort.
    • The Duration.
    • The inward Ʋse.
    • The manner of administring it.
    • Pils.
    • Pils against the Iliack passion.
    • An extract of the seeds of Coloquintida.
    • The external use.
    • A Glister.
    • A Suppository.
    • A Ball made of Coloquintida, which purgeth onely by smelling to it.
    • The hurtfull quality with the correcting means.
    • The Dose.
    • These things following are made of Coloquintida.
  • CHAP. XVIII. De Corallio Rubro, Of red Coral.
    • The Names.
    • The temperament.
    • The best kinde.
    • The Duration.
    • The inward Ʋse.
    • The manner of administring it.
    • An Electuary against the Flux of the belly.
    • An Electuary against vomiting of blood, by reason of a bruise or fall.
    • A Powder against Ruptures.
    • A Powder against the Fluxe of the belly.
    • The outward Ʋse.
    • A Powder to white the Teeth.
    • For bleeding at the Nose.
    • The hurtfull quality.
    • Of those things that are made of red Corall.
    • The Dose.
  • CHAP. XIX. De Cornu cervin, et Ebore, Of Harts-horne and Ivory.
    • The Names.
    • The Temperament.
    • The best kinde.
    • The Duration.
    • The inward use.
    • The manner of administring them,
    • A Powder against the Jaundies.
    • A Powder to expell wormes.
    • An Electuary against the Flux of the Belly.
    • An Electuary against the Pestilence.
    • A Gellie to strengthen such as are weake.
    • The outward use.
    • The Dose.
    • Of such things as are made of them.
  • CHAP. XX. De Costo. Of Costus-root.
    • The Names.
    • The temperament.
    • The Kinds.
    • The best sort.
    • The Duration.
    • The inward Ʋse.
    • The manner of administring it.
    • Trosses against the Hickop.
    • The outward use.
    • The hurtfull quality.
    • The Dose.
    • Compounds made of Costus.
  • CHAP. XXI. De Croco. Of Saffron.
    • The Names.
    • The Temperament.
    • The best kinde.
    • The Duration.
    • The inward use.
    • The manner of administring it.
    • A Powder to bring away the Birth or After-Birth.
    • Or,
    • A Potion for the same.
    • Against shortnesse of breath.
    • Against a Rheume that is ready to suffocate; and short∣nesse of Breath.
    • To expell the Small Pox, or Measells.
    • The outward Ʋse.
    • Against a vehement paine of the head.
    • A Collyrie for the paines of the eyes, and to stay defluxi∣on of humours.
    • An Oyntment against the Piles, and the Disease called a Fig in the Fundament.
    • The hurtfull quality.
    • The Dose.
    • Of such Medicines as are made of Saffron.
  • CHAP. XXII. De Curcuma. Of Turmericke.
    • The Names.
    • The temperament.
    • The best sort.
    • The duration.
    • The inward Ʋse.
    • The manner of administring it.
    • The outward use.
    • The hurtfull quality.
    • The Dose.
    • Cuscutha,
  • CHAP. XXIII. De Cyclamine. Of Sow-Bread.
    • The Names.
    • The temperament.
    • The duration.
    • The inward use.
    • The manner of administring it.
    • The outward use.
    • An Errhine to purge the Head.
    • The hurtfull quality and correction.
    • The Dose.
    • Of such Medicines as are made of Sowbread.
  • CHAP. XXIV. De Dactylis, Of Dates.
    • The Names.
    • The Temperament.
    • The best sort.
    • The Duration.
    • The inward Ʋse.
    • The manner of administring them.
    • A decoction against the Cough, shortnesse of breath, and the Plurisie.
    • The outward Ʋse.
    • The hurtfull quality.
    • These Medicines following are made of Dates.
  • CHAP. XXV. De Dictamno Cretico, Of Dittany of Creete or Candy.
    • The Names.
    • The temperament.
    • The best kind.
    • The Duration.
    • The inward Ʋse.
    • The manner of administring it.
    • Powder to bring away the dead Childe.
    • An Electuary against Venome.
    • The outward Ʋse.
    • The hurtfull quality.
    • The Dose.
    • Of such things as are made of Dittanie.
  • CHAP. XXVI. De Elaterio, Of Elaterium or the juice of wilde. Cucumber.
    • The Names.
    • The Temperament.
    • The best kinde.
    • The Duration.
    • The inward use.
    • The manner of administring it.
    • Pils against the Dropsie.
    • Or,
    • Or,
    • Pils purging water and flegme from the joynts.
    • A Powder against the Dropsie.
    • Or,
    • A Bole.
    • A Potion.
    • The externall use.
    • A Plaister against the Dropsie.
    • An Oyntment for the Dropsie.
    • The hurtful quality with the correcting means
    • Of such things as are made of the juice of wilde Cucumber.
    • The Dose.
  • CHAP. XXVII. De Epithimo & Cuscutha, Of Dodder of Time, and Dodder.
    • The Names.
    • The Temperament.
    • The best.
    • The Duration.
    • The inward Ʋse.
    • The manner of administring them.
    • A Potion against Melancholly.
    • Or,
    • Or,
    • The externall use.
    • The hurtfull quality.
    • The Dose.
    • Of such things as are made of them.
  • CHAP. XXVIII. De Euphorbio, Of Gum Euphorbium.
    • The Names.
    • The temperament.
    • The best kinde.
    • The Duration.
    • The inward use.
    • The manner of administring it.
    • Pills against the Collicke.
    • An Electuary against the Collicke.
    • The externall use.
    • An Oyntment for the Head-ach, proceeding from a cold cause.
    • Or,
    • A Liniment for the Palsie.
    • The hurtfull quality with the corrective means.
    • The Dose.
    • The Compounds following are made of Euphorbium.
  • CHAP. XXIX. De Fumaria. Of Fumiterrie.
    • The Names.
    • The temperament.
    • The duration.
    • The inward use.
    • The manner of administring it.
    • A Potion against Melancholly and Choller.
    • A Potion against Melancholly.
    • A Potion against the Dropsie.
    • A delicate Potion to purge the blood.
    • Against the Scorbute or Scurvy.
    • Against the Jaundise.
    • Or,
    • Against the Joynt-Gout.
    • Against the Scab, Itch, and Leprosie.
    • The outward use.
    • The hurtfull quality.
    • The Dose.
    • Of such things as are made thereof.
  • CHAP. XXX. De Galanga, Of Galingall.
    • The Names.
    • The temperament.
    • The sorts or kinds.
    • The best kinde.
    • The Duration.
    • The inward Ʋse.
    • The manner of administring them.
    • Against weaknesse and faintnesse of the heart.
    • Against a weake stomach, and wind.
    • Or,
    • The outward use.
    • The hurtfull quality.
    • The Dose.
    • Of such Medicines as are made of Galingall.
  • CHAP. XXXI. De Galbano, Of Gum-Galbanum.
    • The Names.
    • The Temperament.
    • The best kind.
    • The Duration.
    • The inward Ʋse.
    • The manner of administring it.
    • Pils against the suffocation of the Mother.
    • Against the paine and swelling of the Spleen and Sirrhus.
    • Against Wormes.
    • The Outward Ʋse.
    • Against fits of the Mother.
    • The hurtfull quality.
    • The Dose.
    • Of such things as are made of Galbanum.
  • CHAP. XXXII. De Genista. Of Broom.
    • The Names.
    • The Temperament.
    • The Duration.
    • The inward use.
    • The manner of administring it.
    • Against the Gout, and Arthriticall pains.
    • Or,
    • The outward Ʋse.
    • The hurtfull quality, and corrective means.
    • The Dose.
    • Of those things that are made of Broom.
  • CHAP. 33. De Gentianae radice, of Gentian Root.
    • The names.
    • The Temperament.
    • The best sort.
    • The duration.
    • The inward use.
    • The manner of administring it.
    • Against the biting of a mad Dog.
    • Or
    • Or
    • The externall use.
    • Against Bruises.
    • The hurtfull quality.
    • The Dose.
    • Of those things that are made of Gentian.
  • CHAP. 34. De Gratiola, of Hedge-Hyssope.
    • The names.
    • The Temperament.
    • The Duration.
    • The inward use.
    • The manner of administring it.
    • A Potion.
    • A Powder.
    • Pils excellent in the Dropsie.
    • The externall use.
    • The hurtfull quality, and the correcting help.
    • The Dose.
    • These compounds following are made of Gratiola, or Hedge Hysope.
  • CHAP. 35. De Gutta gummi, of Gum gutta, or Cambogia.
    • The names.
    • The Temperament.
    • The best kinde.
    • The Duration.
    • The inward use.
    • The manner of administring it.
    • Pils.
    • Pils against the Jaundise.
    • A Potion against the tertian Ague.
    • A Powder against Arthriticall paines.
    • A Bole usefull in the Yellow Jaundise.
    • Tabulats, or Rolls.
    • As
    • Against shortnesse of Breath in a Childe.
    • The externall use.
    • The hurtful qualities, with the meanes to help it.
    • These things are made of Gutta gummi.
    • The Dose.
  • CHAP. 36. De Helleboro albo, of white Hellebore.
    • The Names.
    • The Temperament.
    • The best kinde.
    • The duration.
    • The inward use.
    • The manner of administring it.
    • The outward use.
    • The hurtfull quality.
    • The Dose.
    • Of such things as are made of white Hellebore.
  • CHAP. 37. De Helleboro nigro, of black Hellebore.
    • The names.
    • The Temperament.
    • The best sort.
    • The duration.
    • The inward use.
    • The manner of administring it.
    • In decoction:
    • In infusion.
    • In substance.
    • Or
    • The externall use.
    • Against the Gowt.
    • For wormes in the ears.
    • For the scurffe of the head.
    • The hurtfull quality, with its corrective help.
    • The Dose.
    • Such Medicines as are made of black Hellebore.
  • CHAP. 38. De Hermodactylis, of Hermodactiles.
    • The names.
    • The temperament.
    • The best kinde.
    • The duration.
    • The inward use.
    • The manner of administring.
    • A Potion.
    • A purging Drink against watery humours.
    • The externall use.
    • A Poultes to ease the Gowt.
    • Or
    • The hurtfull quality, and the corrective means.
    • These compounds are made of Hermodactyles.
    • The Dose.
  • CHAP. 39. De Hyperico, of Saint Johns-wort.
    • The names.
    • The temperament.
    • The duration.
    • The inward use.
    • The manner of administring it.
    • Against the Jaundise.
    • Against spitting or vomiting of blood.
    • The outward use.
    • Gerard hath a compound Oile made thus.
    • Another Oile of St. Johns-wort excellent against wounds.
    • The Dose.
    • Of such things as are made thereof.
  • CHAP. 40. De Jalapio, of Jalap.
    • The Names.
    • The temperament.
    • The best sort.
    • The duration.
    • The inward use.
    • The manner of administring it.
    • In Powder.
    • Or
    • In Pils.
    • In a Bole or lump.
    • In a Potion.
    • The hurtfull quality.
    • Of those compounds made of Jalap.
    • The Dose.
  • CHAP. 41. De Jride, of Flower de Luce, or Orris.
    • The names.
    • The temperament.
    • The duration.
    • The inward Ʋse.
    • The manner of administring it
    • Or
    • The externall use.
    • The hurtfull quality, with the corrective meanes.
    • The Dose.
    • These following are made with Ireos.
  • CHAP. 42. De Lapide Lazuli, & Armeno of Azure-stone, or Lazul-stone, and of Armene-stone.
    • The names.
    • The Temperament.
    • The difference between them.
    • The duration.
    • The inward use.
    • The manner of administring them.
    • Pils against Melancholy.
    • Against faintnesse of the heart, and sadnesse.
    • The externall use.
    • The hurtfull quality
    • The Dose.
    • These things are made of them.
  • CHAP. 43. De Ligno Aloe, of Wood-Aloes.
    • The names.
    • The Temperament.
    • The best kinde.
    • The Duration.
    • The inward use.
    • The manner of administring it.
    • A powder against a moist and cold brain.
    • An Electuary for the same.
    • The externall use.
    • The hurtfull quality.
    • The Dose.
    • Medicines made thereof.
  • CHAP. 44. De Manna, of Manna.
    • The Names.
    • The Temperament.
    • The kindes.
    • The best kinde.
    • How Manna is adulterated.
    • The duration.
    • The time of gathering Manna.
    • The inward use.
    • The manner of administring it.
    • A Potion.
    • Or
    • Tabulates, or Cakes.
    • Against the Collick.
    • The hurtfull quality.
    • The Dose.
    • These Medicines are made of Manna.
    • VVhether Manna be more convenient in hot, or in cold diseases?
    • VVhether the Manna now in use among Physicians be such as the children of Israel had in the. wildernesse?
  • CHAP. 45. De Mastiche,, of Mastich.
    • The temperament.
    • The best kinde.
    • The duration.
    • The inward use.
    • The manner of administring it.
    • In decoction.
    • An electuary for the cough proceeding from thin rheume, and against spitting of blood.
    • The outward use.
    • Against pain of the temples proceeding from vapours ascending up to the brain.
    • Against chaps of the hands and lips.
    • The hurtfull quality.
    • The Dose.
    • Of such Medicines as are made of Mastick.
  • CHAP. 46. De Mechoacana, of Mechoacan.
    • The names.
    • The temperament
    • The best kinde.
    • The duration.
    • The inward use.
    • The manner of administring it
    • A Powder against the Dropsie.
    • Pils.
    • A Potion.
    • Tabulates.
    • A Bele.
    • The hurtfull quality,
    • The Dose.
    • Medicines made of Mechoacan.
  • CHAP. 47. De Myrobalanis. of Myrobalans, or purging Indian Plummes.
    • The names, and kindes.
    • The temperament.
    • The best sort.
    • The duration.
    • The inward use.
    • The manner of administring them.
    • A Potion against the Dysenterie flux.
    • Against a loosenesse of the body.
    • The outward use.
    • The hurtfull quality with the corrective help.
    • The Dose.
    • Of the compounds made of Myrobalanes.
  • CHAP. 48. De Myrrha, of Myrrhe.
    • The names.
    • The temperament.
    • The best kinde.
    • The difference between Bdellium and Myrrhe.
    • The duration.
    • The inward use.
    • The manner of administring it.
    • To hasten the birth.
    • The outward use.
    • A Powder for wounds in the head.
    • The hurtfull quality.
    • The Dose.
    • Of such things as are made of Myrrhe.
  • CHAP. 49. De Opio, of Opium.
    • The names.
    • The Temperament.
    • The best Opium.
    • The Duration.
    • The inward use.
    • The manner of administring it.
    • An Electuary against fits of the mother, and paines of the wombe, either with an ulcer, or without an ulcer.
    • The outward use.
    • An oyntment to cause sleep.
    • Against the Tooth-ach.
    • The hurtfull quality, with the corrective meanes.
    • The Dose.
    • Of such things as are made of Opium.
  • CHAP. 50. De Opopanace, of Opopanax.
    • The names.
    • The temperament.
    • The best kinde.
    • The duration.
    • The inward use.
    • The manner of administring it.
    • Pils against the Palsie and Convulsion.
    • The externall use.
    • The hurtfull Quality.
    • The Dose.
    • Of such compounds as are made of Opopanax.
  • CHAP. 51. De Polypodio, of Polypodie.
    • The names.
    • The temperament.
    • The best kinde.
    • The duration.
    • The inward use.
    • The manner of administring it.
    • By infusion.
    • The outward use.
    • The hurtfull quality.
    • The Dose.
    • Compounds made of Polypodie.
  • CHAP. 52. De Psyllio, of Flea-wort.
    • The names.
    • The temperament.
    • The best seeds.
    • The duration.
    • The inward use.
    • The outward use.
    • The hurtfull quality, and correction thereof.
    • The Dose.
    • Of such things as are made of Flea-wort.
  • CHAP. 53. De Rhabarbaro, of Rubarbe.
    • The names.
    • The temperament.
    • The kindes.
    • The best kinde.
    • The duration.
    • The inward use.
    • The manner of administring it.
    • A Powder.
    • A Potion.
    • Pils.
    • A Bole to cleanse the reins.
    • The outward use.
    • The hurtfull quality, with the corrective means.
    • The Dose.
    • The compounds made of Rubarbe.
    • Whether Rubarbe (being dried or burnt) may be used in the Dysenterie, or Bloudy-Flux?
  • CHAP. 54. De Rubia tinctorum, of Madder.
    • The names.
    • The temperament
    • The best.
    • The duration.
    • The inward use.
    • The manner of administring it.
    • A decoction to provoke the Courses.
    • A powder against falls or bruises.
    • The outward use.
    • The hurtfull qualities.
    • The Dose.
  • CHAP. 55. De Sagapeno, of Gum Sagapenum.
    • The names.
    • The temperament.
    • The best kinde.
    • The duration.
    • The inward use.
    • The manner of administring it.
    • Pils against the Dropsie.
    • The externall use.
    • The hurtfull quality, with the corrective meanes.
    • The dose.
    • The compounds made of Sagapenum.
  • CHAP. 56. De Sambuco & Ebulo, of Elder and Wall-wort, or Dane-wort.
    • The names.
    • The temperament.
    • The duration.
    • The inward use.
    • The manner of administring them.
    • A Powder against the Hip-gowt, and joynt-gowt.
    • A bole purging flegme, and usefull in the Dropsie.
    • A decoction against the Quartane Ague and Quotidian.
    • The outward use.
    • Against burning by Fire or Water.
    • Against the Tooth-ach.
    • Or
    • An Ointment against the hardnesse or scirrhus of the Spleene.
    • A Cataplasme or pultis against bruises.
    • For the Piles or Hemorrhoides.
    • The hurtfull quality.
    • The dose.
    • Of such things as are made of them.
  • CHAP. 57. De Santalis, of Sanders.
    • The names and kindes.
    • Difference betweene Brasill-wood and red Sanders.
    • The temperament.
    • The duration.
    • The inward use.
    • The manner of administring them.
    • A powder against the Pestilence.
    • An Electuary against the Whites in Women.
    • The outward use.
    • The Dose.
    • Of such things as are made of Sanders.
  • CHAP. 58. De Sarcocolla, of Sarcocoll.
    • The names.
    • The temperament.
    • The best kinde.
    • The duration.
    • The inward use.
    • The manner of administring it.
    • The externall use.
    • A powder for Wounds in the head.
    • A Powder to incarnate, or breed good flesh.
    • The hurtfull quality, with the corrective meanes.
    • The Dose.
    • Of such medicines as are made of Sarcocoll.
  • CHAP. 59. De Scammonio, of Scammonie.
    • The names.
    • The temperament.
    • The best kinde.
    • The duration
    • The time of gathering and p eparing it.
    • The inward use.
    • The manner of administring it.
    • Pils.
    • A Potion.
    • A bole.
    • The externall use.
    • The hurtfull quality, with the corrective meanes.
    • The Dose.
    • The compound medicines made of Scammonie.
  • CHAP. 60. De Sena, of Sene.
    • The names.
    • The temperament.
    • The best kinde.
    • The duration.
    • The inward use.
    • The manner of administring it.
    • In substance.
    • In Decoction.
    • In infusion.
    • Or
    • Or thus for the poorer sort.
    • The outward use.
    • The hurtfull quality, with the corrective means.
    • The Dose.
    • The compound Medicines made of Sene.
    • Whether Sene offend the stomach, and be a griping and windy edicine?
  • CHAP. 61. De Soldanella, of Seabinde-weed.
    • The names.
    • The temperament.
    • The duration.
    • The inward use.
    • The manner of administring it.
    • A Powder against the Dropsy.
    • A Potion against the Dropsie.
    • The outward use.
    • The hurtfull quality, and the corrective meanes.
    • The Dose.
    • Of such things as are made thereof.
  • CHAP. 62. De Succino, of Amber.
    • The names.
    • The temperament.
    • The best kinde.
    • The duration.
    • The inward use.
    • The manner of administring it.
    • A powder to hasten the birth.
    • An Electuary against the pain and heat of the stomach, &c.
    • The outward use.
    • A Plaister against the heat of Ʋlcers.
    • The hurtfull qualty.
    • The Dose.
    • Of such things as are made of Amber.
  • CHAP. 63. De Tamarindis, of Tamarinds.
    • The names.
    • The temperament.
    • The best kinde.
    • The duratisn.
    • The inward use.
    • The manner of administring them.
    • A Bole.
    • A Powder.
    • Or
    • The externall use.
    • The hurtfull quality, with the corrective meanes.
    • The Dose.
    • The compound Medicines made of Tamarinds.
  • CHAP. 64. De Tormentilla, of Tormentill.
    • The names.
    • The temperament.
    • The duration.
    • The inward use.
    • The manner of administring it.
    • A powder against the Pestilence.
    • An Electuary against the Pestilence.
    • A Potion against Infection.
    • The outward use.
    • A Plaister to prevent miscarrying in Women.
    • The hurtfull quality.
    • The Dose.
    • Of such things as are made thereof.
  • CHAP. 65. De Turpetho, of Turbith.
    • The names.
    • The temperament.
    • The best kinde.
    • The duration.
    • The inward use.
    • The manner of administring it.
    • In decoction.
    • In substance.
    • The externall use.
    • The hurtfull quality, with the corrective means.
    • Nolo damnosum Turbith mea viscera turbet.
    • The Dose.
    • The compound Medicines made of Turbith
  • CHAP. 66. De Agrimonia, of Agrimonie.
    • The names.
    • The Temperament.
    • The Duration.
    • The inward use.
    • The manner of administring it.
    • A Decoction against the Jaundes.
    • The outward use.
    • Of such Medicines as are made thereof.
    • The Dose.
  • CHAP. 67. De Agno Casto, of the chaste Tree.
    • The Names.
    • The Temperament.
    • The Duration.
    • The inward use.
    • The manner of Administring it.
    • An Electuary to coole and abate Lust.
    • The outward use.
    • The hurtfull quality.
    • The Dose.
    • Medicines made thereof.
  • CHAP. 68. De Erugine, of Verdigrease.
    • The Names.
    • The Temperament.
    • The best kinde.
    • The Duration.
    • The outward use.
    • A water against Ʋlcers of the Privities.
    • An Oyntment for the same.
    • The hurtfull quality.
    • Of such Medicines as are made thereof.
  • CHAP. 69. De Allio, of Garlick.
    • The Names.
    • The Temperament.
    • The Duration.
    • The inward use.
    • The outward use.
    • Against the Cough in Children.
    • The hurtfull quality.
    • Of such things as are made thereoof.
    • Whether Garlick and Onions be convenient in the Pestilence?
  • CHAP. 70. De Allumine, of Allum.
    • The Names and kindes.
    • The Temperament.
    • The Duration.
    • The best kinde.
    • The inward use.
    • The outward use.
    • A Water against filthy eating Ʋlcers.
    • A Water against the ill smell of the Armeholes and Feet.
    • Of such things as are made thereof.
  • CHAP. 71. De Althaea, of Marsh-Mallowes.
    • The Names.
    • The Temperament.
    • The Duration.
    • The inward use.
    • The manner of Administring it.
    • A decoction provoking urine.
    • The outward use.
    • Of such Medicines as are made thereof.
  • CHAP. 72. De Ambare griseo, of Ambergrise.
    • The Names.
    • The Temperament.
    • The best kinde.
    • The Duration.
    • The outward use.
    • The manner of Administring it.
    • The outward use.
    • The hurtfull quality.
    • The Dose.
    • Of such things as are made thereof.
  • CHAP. 73. De Anetho, of Dill.
    • The Names.
    • The Temperament.
    • The Duration.
    • The inward use.
    • The manner of Administring it.
    • A Decoction against winde in the Belly or Stomach.
    • The outward use.
    • The hurtfull quality.
    • Of such things as are made thereof.
  • CHAP. 74. De Angelica, of Angelica.
    • The Names.
    • The Temperament.
    • The Duration.
    • The inward use.
    • The manner of Administring it.
    • In Decoction.
    • A Potion against the Pestilence.
    • A Potion against faintnesse of the heart.
    • The outward use.
    • The Dose.
    • Of such things as are made thereof.
  • CHAP. 75. De Antimonio, of Antimony or Stibium.
    • The Names.
    • The Temperament.
    • The best kinde.
    • The Duration.
    • The inward use.
    • The manner of administring it.
    • In Substance.
    • Or thus,
    • A Bole good in the Dropsey.
    • In Pills.
    • By Infusion.
    • The outward use.
    • A water to take away spots in the eyes, and to dry up superfluous moysture.
    • The hurtfull quality.
    • Cautions in the use of Antimony.
    • Of such Medicines as are made thereof.
    • The Dose.
  • CHAP. 76. De Aniso, of Anise-seed.
    • The names.
    • The Temperament.
    • The Duration.
    • The inward use.
    • The manner of Administring it.
    • A Decoction against the Collick, and winde in the Belly or Stomach.
    • The outward use.
    • Of such Medicines as are made thereof.
  • CHAP. 77. De Argento vivo, of Quicksilver.
    • The Names.
    • The Temperament.
    • The Duration.
    • The inward use.
    • The outward use.
    • An Oyntment against the Itch.
    • Or,
    • The hurtfull quality.
    • Of such Medicines as are made thereof.
  • CHAP. 78. De Artemisia, of Mugwort.
    • The Names.
    • The Temperament.
    • The Duration.
    • The inward use.
    • The manner of Administring it.
    • In Decoction.
    • The outward use.
    • A Fomentation against the Arthriticall Gout.
    • The hurtfull quality.
    • The Dose.
    • Of such Medicines as are made thereof.
  • CHAP. 79. De Betis, of Beetes.
    • The Names and kindes.
    • The Temperament.
    • The inward use.
    • The manner of Administring it.
    • The outward use.
    • The hurtfull quality.
    • Of such things as are made thereof.
  • CHAP. 80. De Betonica, of Betony.
    • The Names.
    • The Temperament.
    • The Duration.
    • The inward use.
    • The manner of administring it.
    • The outward use.
    • A cerot against wounds of the Head.
    • The hurtfull quality.
    • The Dose.
    • Of such Medicines as are made thereof.
  • CHAP. 81. De lapide Bezaar, of the Bezar Stone.
    • The Names and Kindes.
    • The best kinde.
    • The temperament.
    • The duration.
    • The inward use.
    • The manner of Administring it.
    • The outward Ʋse.
    • The Dose.
    • Of such Medicines as are made thereof.
  • CHAP. 82. De bolo Armenio, of Bolarmoniacke.
    • The Names and temperature.
    • The best sort.
    • The Duration.
    • The inward use.
    • The manner of Administring it.
    • The outward use.
    • Against bleeding of the nose.
    • The Dose.
    • Of Medicines made thereof.
  • CHAP. 83. De Borragine, of Borrage.
    • The Names.
    • The Temperament.
    • The inward use.
    • The manner of Administring it.
    • The outward use.
    • Of such Medicines as are made thereof.
  • CHAP. 84. De Calamo Aromatico, of Aromaticall reed.
    • The Names.
    • The Temperament.
    • The Duration.
    • The inward use.
    • The manner of Administring it.
    • The outward use.
    • The Dose.
    • Of such Medicines as are made thereof.
  • CHAP. 85. De Calendula, of Marigolds.
    • The Names.
    • The Temperament.
    • The Duration.
    • The inward use.
    • The manner of Administring it.
    • The outward use.
    • Of such things as are made thereof.
  • CHAP. 86. De Chamomilla, of Camomill.
    • The Names.
    • The Temperament.
    • The Duration.
    • The inward use.
    • The manner of administring it.
    • The outward use.
    • A Potion to procure rest and sleepe.
    • Of such Medicines as are made thereof.
  • CHAP. 87. De Capillo veneris, of Common Maidenhaire.
    • The Names.
    • The Temperament.
    • The Duration.
    • The inward use.
    • The manner of Administring it.
    • The outward use.
    • The Dose.
    • Of such Medicines as are made thereof.
  • CHAP. 88. De Caprifolio, of Hony Succles.
    • The Names.
    • The Temperament.
    • The inward use.
    • The manner of Administring it.
    • The outward use.
    • A water for wounds.
    • The hurtfull quality.
    • The Dose.
    • Of such things that are made thereof.
  • CHAP. 89. De Cardamomis, of Cardamomes.
    • The Names and kindes.
    • The Temperament.
    • The Duration.
    • The inward use.
    • The manner of Administring it.
    • The outward use.
    • The hurtfull quality.
    • The Dose.
    • Of such Medicines as are made thereof.
  • CHAP. 90. De Carduo benedicto, of the blessed Thistle.
    • The Names.
    • The Temperament.
    • The Duration.
    • The inward use.
    • The manner of Administring it.
    • The outward use.
    • The Dose.
    • Of such Medicines as are made thereof.
  • CHAP. 91. De Caryophyllis, of Cloves.
    • The Names.
    • The Temperament.
    • The Duration.
    • The inward use.
    • The manner of Administring it.
    • The outward use.
    • The hurtfull quality.
    • The Dose.
    • Of such Medicines as are made thereof.
  • CHAP. 92. De Castorio, Of Castor.
    • The Names.
    • The temperament.
    • The duration.
    • The inward Ʋse.
    • The manner of Administring it.
    • The outward use.
    • A Pessary to provoke the Courses.
    • The hurtfull quality.
    • The Dose.
    • Of such Medicines as are made thereof.
  • CHAP. 93. De Centaurio, of Centory.
    • The Names and Kindes.
    • The Temperament.
    • The Duration.
    • The inward use.
    • The manner of Administring them.
    • The outward use.
    • A Decoction against Arthritcall paines, or the Joynt Gout.
    • An injection against Wormes in the Eares.
    • The Dose.
    • Of such things as are made thereof.
  • CHAP. 94. De Ceterach, of Ceterach.
    • The Names.
    • The temperament.
    • The Duration.
    • The inward use.
    • The manner of administring it.
    • The outward use.
    • The hurtfull quality.
    • The Dose.
    • Of such Medicines as are made thereof.
  • CHAP. 95. De Chinae radice, of China Root.
    • The Names.
    • The Temperament.
    • The Duration.
    • The inward Ʋse.
    • The manner of administring it.
    • A decoction of China Roote.
    • The hurtfull quality.
    • The Dose.
  • CHAP. 96. De Chamedry, of Germander.
    • The Names.
    • The temperament.
    • The duration.
    • The inward Ʋse.
    • The manner of Administring it.
    • The outward use.
    • The hurtfull quality.
    • The Dose.
    • Of such Medicines as are made thereof.
  • CHAP. 97. De Consolida majore, of great Comfrey.
    • The Names.
    • The Temperament.
    • The Duration.
    • The inward use.
    • The manner of Administring it.
    • The outward use.
    • A mouth water against Ʋlcers in the mouths of Children.
    • The hurtfull quality.
    • Of such things as are made thereof.
  • CHAP. 98. De Corallina, of Coralline, or Sea-mosse.
    • The Names.
    • The Temperament.
    • The Duration.
    • The inward use.
    • The manner of Administring it.
    • A Powder against wormes.
    • The outward use.
    • The Dose.
  • CHAP. 99. De Dauco, of Wilde Carrot.
    • The Names.
    • The temperament.
    • The Duration.
    • The inward use.
    • The manner of Administring it.
    • The outward Ʋse.
    • The Dose.
  • CHAP. 100. De Endivia, of Endive.
    • The Names.
    • The Temperament.
    • The Duration.
    • The inward use.
    • The manner of Administring it.
    • The outward use.
    • The Dose.
    • Of such Medicines as are made thereof.
  • CHAP. 101. De Enula, of Elecampane.
    • The Names.
    • The Temperament.
    • The Duration.
    • The inward use.
    • The manner of administring it.
    • A Decoction against Aches in the joynts.
    • The outward use.
    • The hurtfull quality.
    • The Dose.
    • Of such Medicines as are made thereof.
  • CHAP. 102. De Eryngi, of Sea hlly.
    • The Names.
    • The Temperament.
    • The Duration.
    • The inward use.
    • The manner of Administring it.
    • In Decoction.
    • The outward use.
    • The Dose.
    • Of such Medicines as are made thereof.
  • CHAP. 103. De Euphrasia, of Eye-bright.
    • The Names.
    • The Temperament.
    • The Duration.
    • The inward use.
    • The manner of Administring it.
    • A powder to preserve the sight.
    • The outward use.
    • The Dose.
    • Of such Medicines as are made thereof.
    • A water to cleare the sight.
  • CHAP. 104. De Ficubus, of Figgs.
    • The Names.
    • The Temperament.
    • The Duration.
    • The inward use.
    • The manner of Administring them.
    • The outward use.
    • The hurtfull quality.
  • CHAP. 105. De Foeniculo, of Fennell.
    • The Names.
    • The Temperament.
    • The Duration.
    • The inward use.
    • The manner of Administring it.
    • The outward use.
    • The hurtfull quality.
    • The Dos.
    • Of such Medicines as are made thereof.
  • CHAP. 106. De Faenugraeco, of Fenugreeke.
    • The Names.
    • The temperament.
    • The duration.
    • The outward use.
    • The manner of administring it.
    • The inward Ʋse.
    • A Pultis for the swelling behinde the Eares.
    • The hurtfull quality.
    • Of such Medicines as are made thereof.
  • CHAP. 147. De Fragaria, of Strawberries.
    • The Names.
    • The temperament.
    • The inward use.
    • The manner of Administring them.
    • The outward Ʋse.
    • The hurtfull quality.
    • Of such Medicines as are made thereof.
  • CHAP. 108. De Glycyrrhiza, of Licoris.
    • The Names.
    • The temperament.
    • The Duration.
    • The inward Ʋse.
    • The manner of Administring it.
    • The outward use.
    • The Dose.
    • Of such Medicines as are made thereof.
  • CHAP. 109. De Gramine, of Grasse.
    • The Names.
    • The temperament.
    • The inward Ʋse.
    • The manner of Administring it.
    • The outward use.
    • Of those things that are made thereof.
  • CHAP. 110. De Guajaco, of Guajacum, or Pockwood.
    • The Names.
    • The temperament.
    • The Duration.
    • The inward use.
    • The manner of Administring it.
    • A Decoction of Lignum vitae.
    • The outward use.
    • The hurtfull quality.
    • Of such Medicines as are made thereof.
  • CHAP. 111. De Hedera, of Ivy.
    • The Names.
    • The temperament.
    • The inward Ʋse.
    • The manner of Administring it.
    • The outward Ʋse.
    • The hurtfull quality.
    • The Dose.
    • Of such Medicines as are made thereof.
  • CHAP. 112. De Hedera terrestri, of Ground-Ivie, or Alehoofe.
    • The Names.
    • The Temperament.
    • The inward use.
    • The manner of Administring it.
    • The outward use.
    • An oyntment to heale burnings.
    • Of such things as are made thereof.
  • CHAP. 113. De Hordeo Gallico, of French barly.
    • The Temperament.
    • The inward use.
    • The manner of Administring it.
    • The outward use.
    • A bath good against the Scab, Itch, &c.
    • The hurtfull quality.
  • CHAP. 114. De Junipero, of the Iuniper-tree.
    • The Names.
    • The Temperament.
    • The Duration.
    • The inward use.
    • The manner of Administring it.
    • The outward use.
    • A bath against the Hip-gout.
    • A quilt or bag for the same.
    • The hurtfull quality.
    • The Dose.
    • Of such things as are made thereof.
  • CHAP. 115. De Iujubis, of Iujubes.
    • The Names.
    • The Temperament.
    • The Duration.
    • The inward use.
    • The manner of Administring them.
    • The hurtfull quality.
    • Of those things that are made thereof.
  • CHAP. 116. De Lacte, of Milke.
    • The Names and temperament.
    • The best Milke.
    • The inward use.
    • The outward use.
    • A Glyster against the Bloody-flux.
    • The hurtfull quality.
    • Cautions to be observed in taking milke.
    • Of those things that are made of Milke.
  • CHAP. 117. De Lactuca, of Lettuce.
    • The Names and temperament.
    • The Duration.
    • The inward Ʋse.
    • The manner of Administring it.
    • The outward use.
    • A Fomentation good in the Frensy.
    • The hurtfull quality.
    • Of such things as are made thereof.
  • CHAP. 118. De Lavendula, of Lavender.
    • The Names and temperament.
    • The duration.
    • The inward use.
    • The manner of Administring it.
    • The outward Ʋse.
    • A Lotion to strengthen the senses and Nerves.
    • The hurtfull quality.
    • Of those things that are made thereof.
  • Lignum Vitae, see Guajacum. CHAP. 119. De Lupinis, of Lupines.
    • The Names and temperament.
    • The Duration.
    • The inward use.
    • The manner of administring it.
    • The outward use.
    • The hurtfull quality.
  • Mace, see Nutmeg. CHAP. 120. De Majorana, of Marjerome.
    • The Duration.
    • The inward use.
    • The manner of Administring it.
    • The outward use.
    • A Liniment that easeth the Head-Ach, caused by a Bruise.
    • The hurtfull quality.
    • The Dose.
    • Of those Medicines that are made thereof.
  • CHAP. 121. De Malvis, of Mallowes.
    • The Names and temperament.
    • The inward Ʋse.
    • The manner of administring it.
    • The outward Ʋse.
    • A Fomentation against winde.
    • Of those things that are made thereof.
  • CHAP. 122. De Melle, of Honey.
    • The Names and temperament.
    • The Duration.
    • The best Kinde.
    • The inward Ʋse.
    • The manner of Administring it.
    • An Electuary for the Cough.
    • The outward use.
    • The hurtfull quality.
    • Of such Medicines as are made of Honey.
  • CHAP. 123. De Meliloto, of Melilot.
    • The Names and Temperament.
    • The duration.
    • The inward use.
    • The manner of administring it.
    • The outward use.
    • A quilt or bag to ease the paine of the side.
    • Of those things that are made thereof.
  • CHAP. 124. De Melissa, of Baulme, or Bawme.
    • The Names.
    • The temperament.
    • The Duration.
    • The inward use.
    • The manner of Administring it.
    • The outward use.
    • A quilt or bag against the beating of the heart.
    • The hurtfull quality.
    • The Dose.
    • Of those Medicines that are made thereof.
  • CHAP. 125. De Menthis, of Garden or Spearemints.
    • The Names and Temperament.
    • The Duration.
    • The inward use.
    • The manner of administring it.
    • The outward use.
    • A quilt against weaknesse and paines of the Stomach.
    • The hurtfull quality.
    • The Dose.
    • Of those Medicines that are made thereof.
  • CHAP. 126. De Mili osolis, of Gromell.
    • The Names and Temperament.
    • The Duration.
    • The inward use.
    • The manner of Administring it.
    • The outward use.
    • The hurtfull quality.
    • The Dose.
    • Of those things that are made thereof.
  • CHAP. 127. De Moscho, of Muske.
    • The Names and Temperament.
    • The best Muske.
    • The Duration.
    • The inward use.
    • The manner of Administring it.
    • The outward use.
    • The hurtfull quality.
    • The Dose.
    • Of such Medicines as are made thereof.
  • CHAP. 128. De Mumia, of Mummie.
    • The Names and Temperament.
    • The Duration.
    • The inward use.
    • The manner of Administring it.
    • A Powder against Bruises or Falls.
    • The outward use:
    • The Dose.
    • Of those Medicines that are made of Mumme.
  • CHAP. 129. De Nardo, of Spikenard.
    • The Names and temperament.
    • The Duration.
    • The inward Ʋse.
    • The manner of Administring it.
    • The outward use.
    • The hurtfull quality.
    • The Dose.
    • Medicines made thereof.
  • CHAP. 130. De Nigella, of Gith, or Nigella.
    • The Names and Temperament.
    • The Duration.
    • The inward use.
    • The manner of Administring it.
    • The outward use.
    • The hurtfull quality.
    • The Dose.
    • Medicines made thereof.
  • CHAP 131. De Nitro, of Nitre.
    • The Names and temperament.
    • The duration.
    • The inward use.
    • The manner of Administring it.
    • The outward Ʋse.
    • A Lotion for Tetters, or Ringwormes.
    • The hurtfull quality.
    • The Dose.
    • Medicines made thereof.
  • CHAP. 132. De Nuce Moscata, & Maci. Of Nutmeg and Mace.
    • The names and temperament.
    • The best kinde.
    • The Duration.
    • The inward Ʋse.
    • The manner of Administring them.
    • The outward Ʋse.
    • A Cap or Quilt against the paine of the Head arising from superfluous moisture.
    • The hurtfull quality.
    • The Dose.
    • Of those Medicines that are made thereof.
  • CHAP. 133. De Ocimo, of Bassill.
    • The names and temperament.
    • The Duration.
    • The inward use.
    • The manner of Administring it.
    • The outward Ʋse.
    • The hurtfull quality.
    • The Dose.
    • Medicines made thereof.
  • CHAP. 134. De Nymphaea, of Water Lilly.
    • The Names and temperament.
    • The duration.
    • The inward use.
    • The manner of Administring it.
    • The outward Ʋse.
    • Of Medicines made thereof.
  • CHAP. 135. De Olibano, of Olibanum.
    • The Names and Temperament.
    • The Duration.
    • The inward use.
    • The manner of Administring it.
    • The outward use.
    • The hurtfull quality.
    • The Dose.
    • Medicines made thereof.
  • CHAP. 136. De Lavendula, of Lavender.
    • The Names.
    • The temperament.
    • The Duration.
    • The inward use.
    • The manner of Administring it.
    • The outward use.
    • The hurtfull quality.
    • The Dose.
    • Med cines made thereof.
  • CHAP. 137. De Origano, of Organy, or bastard Marjerome.
    • The Names and Temperament.
    • The Duration.
    • The inward use.
    • The manner of Administring it.
    • The outward use.
    • The hurtfull quality.
    • The Dose.
    • Of those Medicines that are made thereof.
  • CHAP. 138. De Orobo, of bitter Vetch.
    • The Names and temperament.
    • The inward use.
    • The manner of Administring it.
    • The outward use.
    • The hurtfull quality.
    • The Dose.
    • Medicines made thereof.
  • CHAP. 139. De Passulis, of Raisons.
    • The Names and temperament.
    • The best kinde.
    • The duration.
    • The inward use.
    • The manner of administring them.
    • The outward use.
    • The hurtfull quality.
    • Medicines made thereof.
  • CHAP. 140. De Poeonia, of Piony.
    • The Names and temperament.
    • The duration.
    • The inward use.
    • The manner of administring it.
    • The outward use.
    • A Cap or Quilt against the Falling Sicknesse.
    • The Dose.
    • Of Medicines made thereof.
  • CHAP. 141. De Pentaphyllo, of Cinquefoile.
    • The Names and temperament.
    • The duration.
    • The inward use.
    • The manner of administring it.
    • The outward use.
    • A Water to kill an Itch.
    • The Dose.
    • Medicines made thereof.
  • CHAP. 142. De Pimpinella, of Burnet.
    • The Names and temperament.
    • The duration.
    • The inward use.
    • The manner of administring it.
    • An Electuary against the Consumption of the Lungs.
    • The outward use.
    • An ointment to dry over moist Wounds.
    • The Dose.
    • Of those Medicines that are made thereof.
  • CHAP. 143. De Pipere, of Pepper.
    • The Names and sorts.
    • The temperament.
    • The duration.
    • he inward use.
    • The manner of administring them.
    • An Electuary against winde in the stomack and belly.
    • The outward use.
    • A Medicine to help the tooth-ach.
    • The hurtfull quality.
    • The Dose.
    • Medicines made thereof.
  • CHAP. 144. De Plantagine, of Plantaine.
    • The Names and temperament.
    • The duration.
    • The inward use.
    • The manner of administring it.
    • The outward use.
    • A Pultis to ease the pains of the Hemorrhoides.
    • An ointment against Burnings, or Scaldings with fire, Water, Lead, Tinne, &c.
    • The hurtfull quality.
    • The Dose.
    • Of such Medicines as are made thereof.
  • CHAP. 145. De Portulaca, of Purslane.
    • The Names and temperament.
    • The duration,
    • The inward use.
    • The manner of administring it.
    • The outward use.
    • The hurtfull quality.
    • The Dose.
    • Of such Medicines as are made thereof.
  • CHAP. 146. De Prassio, of Horehound.
    • The Names and temperament.
    • The duration.
    • The inward use.
    • The manner of administring it.
    • The outward use.
    • The hurtfull quality.
    • The Dose.
    • Of such Medicines as are made thereof.
  • CHAP. 147. De Pulmonaria, of Lung-wort.
    • The Names and temperament.
    • The inward use.
    • The manner of administring it.
    • The outward use.
    • The Dose.
  • CHAP. 148. De Raphano, of Radish.
    • The Names and temperament.
    • The duration.
    • The inward use.
    • The manner of administring it.
    • The outward use.
    • The hurtfull quality.
    • The dose.
    • Medicines made thereof.
  • CHAP. 149. De Rapis, of Turneps.
    • The names and Temperament.
    • The inward use.
    • The manner of administring them.
    • The outward use.
    • The hurtfull quality.
    • The Dose.
    • Medicines made thereof.
  • CHAP. 150. De Rosis, of Roses.
    • The names and kindes.
    • The temperament.
    • The duration.
    • The inward use.
    • The manner of administring them.
    • An Electuary to comfort the stomach, and to dry up rheume.
    • The outward use.
    • A Quilt or Bag to strengthen and comfort the stomach.
    • A Pultis against the bleeding of the Nose.
    • The hurtfull quality.
    • The dose.
    • Of those Medicines that are made of Roses.
  • CHAP. 151. De Rosmarino, of Rosemary.
    • The names and temperament.
    • The duration.
    • The inward use.
    • The manner of administring it.
    • The outward use.
    • An Epitheme for the cold head-ach.
    • The hurtfull quality.
    • The Dose.
    • Of such Medi ines as are made thereof.
  • CHAP. 152. De Rusco, of Knee-holme.
    • The Names and temperament.
    • The duration
    • The inward use.
    • The manner of administring it.
    • A Powder against Winde, and gripings of the belly.
    • The outward use.
    • The Dose.
  • CHAP. 153. De Ruta, of Rue.
    • The Names and temperament.
    • The duration.
    • The inward use.
    • The manner of administring it.
    • Mithridates his Antidote against Poison.
    • The outward use.
    • A fomentation against the running Sores of Childrens heads.
    • The hurtfull quality.
    • The Dose.
    • Medicines made thereof.
  • CHAP. 154. De Saccharo, of Sugar.
    • The Names and temperament.
    • The best sort.
    • The duration.
    • The inward use.
    • The outward use.
    • A Water against an Ulcer in the Bladder.
    • A Water against rednesse of the Eyes.
    • The hurtfull quality.
    • Of such things as are made thereof.
  • CHAP. 155. De Sale, of Salt.
    • The Names and temperament.
    • The duration and kindes.
    • The inward use.
    • The manner of administring it.
    • A powder to help concoction.
    • The outward use.
    • A Lotion against the Gowt.
    • Against pains of the Eares.
    • A Suppository gently to provoke siege.
    • The hurtfull quality.
    • Of such things as are made thereof.
  • CHAP. 156. De Salvia, of Sage.
    • The Names and temperament.
    • The duration.
    • The inward use.
    • The manner of administring it.
    • A Potion against Arthriticall paines.
    • Pills against a Comsumption.
    • The outward use.
    • The hurtfull quality.
    • The dose.
    • Of such Medicines as are made thereof.
  • CHAP. 157. De Sassafras, of Sassafras.
    • The names and Temperament.
    • The duration.
    • The outward use.
    • The manner of administring it.
    • The outward use.
    • The hurtfull quality.
    • The Dose.
    • Medicines made thereof.
  • CHAP. 158. De Sarsaparilla, of Sarsaparilla.
    • The Names and temperament.
    • The duration.
    • The inward use.
    • The hurtfull quality.
    • The manner of administring it.
    • The Dose.
  • CHAP. 159. De Scordio, of Water-Germander.
    • The names and temperament.
    • The duration.
    • The inward use.
    • The manner of administring it.
    • The outward use.
    • A Liniment against Wormes.
    • The hurtfull quality.
    • The Dose.
    • Of those Medicines that are made thereof.
  • CHAP. 160. De Sebesten, of Sebesten.
    • The Names and temperament.
    • The duration.
    • The inward use.
    • The manner of administring them.
    • The hurtfull quality.
    • The Dose.
    • Medicines made thereof.
  • CHAP. 161. De Sinapi, of Mustard.
    • The Names and temperament.
    • The duration.
    • The inward use.
    • The manner of administring it.
    • The outward use.
    • A Cataplasme against Rheume.
    • The hurtfull quality.
    • The Dose.
    • Medicines made thereof.
  • CHAP. 162. De Sperma Ceti, of Parmasitty.
    • The Names and temperament.
    • The best kinde.
    • The duration.
    • The inward use.
    • The manner of administring it.
    • The outward use.
    • The hurtfull quality.
    • The Dose.
    • Medicines made thereof.
    • Stibium,
  • CHAP. 163. De Staechade, of Stickadove.
    • The Names and temperament.
    • The duration.
    • The inward use.
    • The manner of administring it.
    • The outward use.
    • A Lotion against cold diseases of the Brain.
    • The hurtfull quality.
    • The Dose.
    • Medicines made thereof.
  • CHAP. 164. De Sulphure, of Brimstone.
    • The Names and temperament.
    • The duratihn.
    • The inward use.
    • The manner of administring it.
    • The outward use.
    • An Ointment against Scab or Itch.
    • Or
    • The hurtfull quality.
    • The Dose.
    • Medicines made thereof.
  • CHAP. 165. De Valeriana, of Valerian.
    • The Names and temperament.
    • The duration.
    • The inward use.
    • The manner of administring it.
    • The outward use.
    • The Dose.
    • Medicines made thereof.
  • CHAP. 166. De Visco, of Misselto.
    • The names and temperament.
    • The duration.
    • The inward use.
    • The manner of administring it.
    • The outward use.
    • The Dose.
  • CHAP. 167. De Urticis, of Nettles.
    • The Names and temperament.
    • The duration.
    • The inward use.
    • The manner of administring it.
    • The outward use.
    • The Dose.
  • CHAP. 168. De Vvis, of Grapes.
    • The Names and temperament.
    • The inward use.
    • The outward use.
    • The hurtfull quality.
    • Medicines made thereof.
  • CHAP. 169. De Zedoaria, of Setwall.
    • The names and Temperament.
    • The duration.
    • The inward use.
    • The manner of administring it.
    • The outward use.
    • The hurtfull quality.
    • The Dose.
    • Medecines made thereof.
  • CHAP. 170. De Zinzibere, of Ginger.
    • The names and temperament.
    • The best kinde.
    • The duration.
    • The inward use.
    • The manner of administring it.
    • The outward use.
    • The hurtfull quality.
    • The Dose.
    • Of such Medicines as are made thereof.
• An Alphabeticall TABLE of those Diseases for which the Simple Medicines are set down in this TREATISE.
• An Alphabeticall TABLE of those Diseases for which the Compound Medicines are pre∣scribed in this TREATISE.