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A66951 The surgeons mate or Military & domestique surgery Discouering faithfully & plainly ye method and order of ye surgeons chest, ye uses of the instruments, the vertues and operations of ye medicines, with ye exact cures of wounds made by gunshott, and otherwise as namely: wounds, apos fumes, ulcers, fistula's, fractures, dislocations, with ye most easie & safest wayes of amputation or dismembring. The cures of the scuruey, of ye fluxes of ye belly, of ye collicke and iliaca passio, of tenasmus and exitus ani, and of the calenture, with A treatise of ye cure of ye plague. Published for the service of his Ma. tie and of the com:wealth. By John Woodall Mr. in chyrurgerie.; Surgions mate, or A treatise discouering faithfully and plainely the due contents of the surgions chest Woodall, John, 1556?-1643.; Woodall, John, 1556?-1643. Treatise faithfully and plainly declaring the way of preventing, preserving from, and curing of that most fearful and contagious disease called the plague.; Woodall, John, 1556?-1643. Treatise of gangrena, and sphacelos. 1617 (1617) Wing W3421; ESTC R221201 349,679 432

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preparation is mystical and above my reach the same Character is also used for the Philosophers stone Pulvis Powder of any thing Any fine powder and sometimes it is taken for subtill flores and fine spirits of any medicine Purificare To Purifie Either by sublimation or by precipation or any kinde of purifying or cleansing Putrefactio Putrifie Is dissolving or opening of mixed Minerals bodies by a natural warm and moist putrefaction namely by fimus equinus vel ejus Vicarius M B. Quinta Essentia Quinta Essentia A permanent Essential well digested medicine without grosse superfluities drawn from any subsistence either Animal Vegetable or Mineral Quinta Essentia vini The Quint●ssence of Wine This is also called Aquavitae and Aqua Coelestis and Alcole vini and Aqua Ardens with many other names Realgar A kinde of Ratsbane A thing seldome used in healing though sometimes used in Alchymy Reverberatio   A preparation Chymical by fire Retorta A retort of Glasse   Sublimare · To sublime Or to cause to ascend by fire or Art of distilling very many waies Sulphur 🜍 Brimstone Discussive sanative desiccative anodine repercussive c. Sulphur Philosophorum Perfect Sulphur vix c●gnitum A true essential perfect and unisal medicament out of Sol. Sal Communis 🜔 · 🜔 Common Salt Discussive mundificative sanative and most precious for the life of man Sal Gemmae Precious salt like Chrystal A Chrystaline salt naturally growing in mines in Polonia neer the City of Cracovia c. Sal Petrae 🜕 Salt-Peeter A Salt of a wonderful kinde and breeding with effects admirable both good and evil Sal Amoniacum 🜹 · 🜹 Salt Amoniack Growes naturally in Turky but is commonly made of Sal Alkali common Salt Urine c. Teste Andrea libavio Sal Alkali A Salt of an heard called Kali A kind of vegetable Salt but Paracelsus termeth every vegetable Salt Alkaly Sal Colcotharis A salt out of Deadhead A Salt drawne from the Caput mortuum and commonly called Deadhead which is exceeding astringent and drying Sal Tartari A Salt of Argall The Salt of Tartar or wine Lees a medicine of many great vertues both of it self and also for making other medicines Succinum Album S Va · S Va White Amber Commeth from Prutia and is a Cordiall medicine diauretick diaphoretick laxative and generally opening all obstructions succinum Citrinum S rc · S rc Yellow Amber Like the former but not so good yet from this is an excellent oyle drawn serving for many especial medicines inward and outward Spiritus Vini Spirit of Wine A pure and essentiall substance cordial and of infinite other vertues Liquid yet wholly combustible Sapo Sope A good medicine attractive mollificative c. Stratum Super Stratum ssst SSS Two medicines laid one upon another A term of Art often used viz. fiat stratum super stratum that is first put in of the one and then of the other till all be in Solutio Opening The opening of minerall bodies diversly by Vulcans Art Sigillum Hermetis Hermes his Seale A kinde of Luting or sealing of Glasses by a more excellent manner Terra 🜃 Earth Commonly taken for potters earth to make Lute of Tigillum A melting pot A pot wherewith Gold-smiths and other Artists use to melt metals or medicines in called also a Crucible Talcum X. X Talk This mineral is scarce wel known yet the oyl thereof is much extolled for beautifying the skinne Tutia Tutty A medicine commonly knowne and is made of the scum of Gopper or of Copper by combustion Tartarus Argall Is the Lees of wine dried which makes many profitable medicines artificially prepared Tumores Tumors And also any Apostume or swelling wheresoever in mans body Turbith Mineral Turbith Mineral This with some additaments artificial well prepared is precious in the cure of the French pox Vlcus An Vlcer This is the ancient Character for an Vlcer and some authors have used the same for a wound Vitriolum 🜖 Coppera● It is best which is made of Copper Vitrum Glasse It is used for a Glasse Still and also for any other kinde of Glasse Vrina Vrine Mans urine or childrens urine it is commonly used in Alchymie and some use it in fomentations and otherwise in Chirurgery and Physick Certain Chymical Verses or Good Will to young Artists from the Author SOme Verses plain at vacant times I fram'd and laid aside Intending youths which leisure have might view what I have tride And as occasion them should leade might search yea find and know The principles which follow here from which great treasures flow Three principles the Chymists hold each creature doth contain And four the Methodists have taught and learnedly maintain Three must I needs confesse I find confirmed all by reason And yet from four to vary ought I doubt 't is petty treason Upon this Theame two schollers might well seven years good time spend Continuing still in argument untill the time had end Wherefore ambiguously to wade within a sea of strife I like it not for fear of knocks I love a quiet life All worthy Artists I adore and duty binds me so Yea thankfully I le learn of each the thing I do not know And ere I le seem once to contend my will shall be so even I know there 's three I yeeld there 's four to make the sum up seven But will you know why Chymists call their principles but three With heavenly number it agrees from all Eternitie A Trinitie in Deitie most sacred and mo st sure All should confesse in unity is was and shall endure From which as from a perfect guide each man his work should frame And in his conversation true alwaies respect the same In honour of which Deitie true Chymists daily find A tripart substance for to be of all things following kind Which in the earthly sphear are found each one in his degree And these by Artists stiled are Sal Sulphur Mercurie Who calling unto reckoning all that Animals do seem Of Vegetables in their kinds they make no small esteem Likewise from minerals each one great medicines they derive Which do root out inveterate griefs and keep men long alive The Mercury that 's volatile the Sulphur burnes like fire The Sal in fundo to remain as Christal's their desire Each of these three to three again the Artist can produce Which done and joyn'd the medicines pure and fit for each good use Thus have I in one Period anatomized plain True medicines how thou mayst prepare if thou wilt take the pain But if that any further seek in true Philosophie The Minerals fix and pure to make that is no work for me I to my Latchet will return and rest me in a mean Good medicines onely to prepare I hold sufficient gain And unto young men that have mind in Alchymie to venture I le shew them to the Labyrinth which who so list may enter Foul hands and face he must not scorn if ought good he would find