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A16362 The chyrugians closet: or, an antidotarie chyrurgicall Furnished with varietie and choyce of: apophlegms, balmes, baths, caps, cataplasmes, causticks, cerots, clysters, collyries, decoctions, diets, and wound-drinks, desensatiues, dentifrices, electuaries, embrocations, epithemes, errhines, foments, fumes, gargarismes, iniections, liniments, lotions, oyles, pessaries, pils, playsters, potions, powders, quilts, suppositaries, synapismes, trochisces, vnguents, and waters. The greatest part whereof were scatterdly set downe in sundry bookes and papers; by the right worshipfull Mr. Thomas Bonham, Dr. of Physick; and now drawne into method and forme, by Edvvard Poeton of Petworth, (late and long seruant to the foresaid Right Worshipfull Dr.) and published for the benefit of his country, and the helpe and ease, of young practitioners in the ancient, necessarie, and noble science of chyrurgerie. Bonham, Thomas, d. 1629?; Poeton, Edward. 1630 (1630) STC 3279; ESTC S106514 285,289 718

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a Water 355. F. Flesh spongie to abate a Liniment 159 A. an Vnguent 293. D. Flesh superfluous in vlcers to eate away a Balme 20. A. a Powder 260. F. Flesh in vlcers to generate a Plaister 234. B a Pouder 260. C. an Vnguent 335. B. Flesh lost to restore a Plaister 192 D. Flesh in wounds to cause an Oile 170. A. Flesh good to replenish an Vnguent 311. E. Flesh to make firme in healing an Vnguent 329. E. Flesh contused to profit happening by fall c a Cataplasme 38. A. Flesh hard to soften an Vnguent 272. C. Flesh rotten to prevent the increase an Vnguent 311. D. Flowing inordinate c. a Plaister 208. D. Flux to stay a Cataplasme 54 A. Fluxes of the belly c. a Bath 26. C. a Plaister 231 A. Fluxes of the belly proceeding from a cold cause a Quilt 264 A. Flux of bloud to stay a Pouder 255 D. an Vnguent 320 B. Fluxes great of bloud after the cutting off an arme or c. a Pouder 256. D. Fluxes bloudy of vlcers c. to restraine a Plaister 210 C. Flux of choler c a Clyster 82. D. Flux diarrhaea to stay an Oile 178 B. Flux dissenteriall and also the gonorrheall c. a Plaister 214. B. Flux gonorrhaea a Plaister 223. F. Flux of humors to restraine c. a Defensitiue 102 B. Flux lyenteriall a Cataplasme 57. A. a Clyster 80 C. an Vnguent 300. A. Flux immoderate of the mouth c. a Gargarisme 129. A. Flux inordinate of teares a Water 354. A. Faetus to retaine a Cerot 711 B a Plaister 223. F. Foynes and thrusts to cure a Plaister 22● A. Fractures to profit a Cerot 65. A. a ●●aister 238. C. Fractures and di●ocations Plaisters 195. C. D. E. Fractures to consolidate a Plaister 205 B. Fractures of the skull c. Plaisters 191. D. 195. F. 199. A. 237. F. Fundament to cure of griefes and maladies an Oile 178 D a Plaister 2●3 A. an Vnguent 331. A. Fundament to free of rists an Vnguent 286 B. Fundament to benefit in the filthy breakings out a Water 344. D. G. Gallings of the skin c. an Vnguent 305. C. Gang●enes a Balme 18. D. Defensitiues 101. E 102. F. a Foment 114. C. Plaisters ●●3 B. 334. F Vnguents 319. D. 320 A. 321. C. Gangrene of the thigh c. an Vnguent 288 A. Gargarisme cleansing 128 C. Gonorrhaea to stay Oiles 178. C. D a Plaister 233. A Potions 246. C. 249. C. Gonorrhaea saeda to profit an Iniection 138. B. Gonorrhaea saeda not inueterate a Powder 258. C. Gonorrhaea filthy virulent and inueterate a Water 356. B. Gout to asswage and ease a Balme 6. B. Baths 27 B. 31. a Cataplasme 34. C. 39. A. 46 D. E 49 A.C. 50. G. Cerots 65. D. 66. B.C. 78. C a Clyster ●9 D. a Foment 117 C Lotions 161 A 164. F 166 F. Oiles 167. A. 1●8 B. 169 F. 175. C 181. B. 182. E. 185. E. Plaisters 197. D. 212. E. 214. C. 218. A. 220. E F. 223 D. Vnguents 275. 279 A. 285. A. 295. A.F. 297. F. H. 301. F. 314. A. B. 335. D. a Water 346 F. Goute arthriticall a Foment 117. A. a Plaister 220. E. Potions 243. C. 252. A. Goute cold Balmes 8. G. 15. F. Pills 189. E. F. Goute proceeding from a cold cause a Balme 21. D. Goute running a Bath 32. C. Goute in the hands a Foment 115. D. Goute painefull in the feet an Vnguent 330. E. Goute of the feet and huckle bone an Oile 178. D. a Plaister 197. E. Goute of hip and knees c. a Balme 14. A. Goute to ease in a cholerick person c. a Cataplasme 43. B. Griefe proceeding from a cold cause a Balme 20. A. an Oile 177. A. Synapisms 268. A.B. Vnguents 301. A. 313 B.C. Griefe arising from cold putrefaction or fl●tuositie an Oile 177. B. Griefe of the chest c. an Vnguent 314. D. Griefe inueterate of the head a Plaister 233 A. Griefe of the liuer spleene and reines an Vnguent 316. A. Griefe of the reines Vnguents 313. B. C. Griefe of the Thorax a Plaister 226. B. an Vnguent 285. D. Gummes to strengthen a Dentifrice 103. F a Pouder 256. Gummes putrefaction an Vnguent 297. C. Gummes to cleanse and heale a Water 336 B. Gummes to rub in the scorbute a Pouder 256. E. Gutta rosacea a Water 338. C. H. Haire to preserue from falling a Balme 8. B. a Bath 30. A. Liniments 144. C. D. 148. A. Lotions 161. B. 165. 166. D. Vnguents 28● C. 286. A. 309. D. Haire to cause to fall off a Liniment 152. F an Vnguent 271. A. Haire to cause to fall off so as it shall not grow againe an Vnguent 3●2 D. Haire to cause to grow where it is fallen off Vnguents 277. D. 322. F. Waters 340. C. 343 A. Haire to restore in an inueterate Alopecia Vnguents 283. B. 291. F. 292. B. 309 C. Haire to cause to grow speedily a Liniment 149. D. an Vnguent 309 A Haire to keepe from growing an Vnguent 309. B. a Water 345. A. Haire to make blackish an Vnguent 286. A. Haires gray to preuent an Oile 182. F. Hands contracted an Vnguent 330. F. Hand swolne through cold c an Vnguent 290. F. Hardnesse to resolue a Cataplasme 46. F. Plaisters 196 B. 218. D. 226 A. an Vnguent 313. C. Hardnesse of the stomack liuer and spleene c. Plaisters 223. B. 225. A. B. 231 C Hardnesse about wounds to mollifie an Oile 173 B Hardnesse of womens breasts to resolue a Plaister 216 D. Head-ach a Balme 12. C. a Liniment 143. B. Oiles 180. E 182. G. Synapismes 268. A.B. Head-ach inueterate a Cataplasme 58. A. a Liniment 143. C. Head-ach caused by a bruise c. a Liniment 148. F. Head-ach proceeding of choler c. an Apophlegme 1. B a Liniment 148 E. Head-ach comming of cold a Cerot 68. E. an Embrocation 110. B. an Epithime 11● B an Vnguent 324. F. Head-ach proceeding of heate Vnguents 310. D. 324. D. Head-ach proceeding of heate in the declination an Vnguent 324. E. Head-ach proceeding of ouermuch moisture Caps 57. F. 59 A. Head to free of viscous slime and flegme an Apophlegme 2. C. Head to helpe against Cathars a Plaister 215. B. Head to free from distillations an Apophlegme 2 A. Head skald to cure a Liniment 143. G. a Water 336. E. Head to cleanse of scurfe scaule dandruffe c. a Liniment 158. F Lotions 165 E. F. Healing to cause Plaisters 196. B. 198. A. 200. E. Vnguents 283. H. 286 D. 30● D. Heart to helpe of al euills an Vnguent 296. D. Heart to cheare c. a Balme 22. B. Heart and stomack to comfort c. an Oile 177. A. Heart to sense against venomed gunshot a Potion 261. C. Hearts cold affects a Quilt 264. G. Hearts melancholy passion a Quilt 264. D. Hearts palpitation a Liniment 148. D. a Quilt 264. C. Heat's distempers an Oile 183 C. Heate resolue and digest an Oile 180. I. Heate mollifie and moisten