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A86991	Ourography or Speculations on the excrements of urine with the distinctions, causes, colours, and contents thereof: and other symptomes observed in nature. Also, a philosophicall discourse of the colours of urine, with the art of mixing them, according to quantity, number, and weight. By Henry Hamand.	Hamand, Henry.	1655 (1655)	Wing H469; ESTC R223743	26,561	112

blackish as in cholerick diseases and burning-Agues or Melancholick infirmities or pain in the joynts or reins leprosie or morbus Gallicus confirmed Hemorrhoids costivenesse or heat in the Liver if there be no pain in the reins or the receipt of sharp diuretick Medicines and abstersive producing gravell from the reins 15 Sanguis grumus sanguinis Bloua pure thick grosse or cloddy signifies that the vessells of bloud and veins either have their orifice open as in criticall evacuation of Menstrues without pain or declination of the diseases of the Spleen with much residence and dreggs or when the Veins be too weak as in Exanthemata or small poxes or the Liver too weak for so pure bloud is voyded by stool or the reins and bladder too weak as in old men or membranes and tunicles of the Veins loose thin and full of pores whereby thin bloud is voyded or substance and membranes hurt by a fall beatings brusings leaping and violent exercise and so cloddy bloud is voyded or corrosive or caustick medicines or openers of obstructions or by the exulceration of the reins or bladder or by the stone and so filthy and cloddy bloud is evacuated 16 Sperma semen Seed which the urinall being shaken lightly floteth and ascendeth signifies that either the seed aboundeth in quantity as after Coition or else in quality being sharp hot and salt or else is thin and waterish and departs involuntarily making the Loyns and body lean or else is virulent and contagious as in the French pox with gravelly and sandy contents or else the Spermatick vessells are too slippery or else too weak in their retentive faculty wasting the whole body as in the Apoplexie palsy in the Genitors falling sicknesse for in these diseases stool urine and seed are involuntarie Fletcher judgement of Vrines cap. 8. 17. Cineres Dust black or leadish and heavy signifies the flux of the Hemorrhoids at hand the colour of Urine remisse or pain and diseases of the spleen the dust being somewhat brown and purple or stopping of Menstrues in substance thick colour pale flaxen or white with little residence or pain in the loines reins and other inferiour parts by which the bloud passeth in the Hemorrhoidall Veins to the fundament Dr. Board 18. Atomi Motes such as appear in the sun-beames either red or white signifie putrefaction as in the Pestilence Morbus Gallicus with stench or agitation or commotion of humours as in the small pox or measles or diseases of the Mother floting all over the urine yet warm and afterwards setling to the sediment do signifie a double strife betwixt Nature and the disease or Rheum in the whole body if they appear universally or in the superiour parts if they appear in the cloud or in the middle parts if they appear in the swimm or in the lowest parts of the body if they appear in the sediment or conception in women if they settle down to the bottome which if they be red through great abundance of heat and bloud a male-child is conceived but if white through lesser abundance of heat and bloud a female II. There is little or no difference between the Contents of the sediment or lowest Region and between the middle region and sublation except it be in these few particulars viz. 1. Contents in the sublation sig some windinesse 2ly Good contents in the swimm as white saffron clarret and equall are not so good in the Sediment Presence of the swimm is a sure prognostick of health yet the presence of the sediment is necessary before there can be a recovery Thirdly Ill Contents in the swimm which are signes of sicknesse are black green leadish solid and deformed 4ly Contents in the swimm point out the diseases of the middle parts as about the Hypochondria Viscera c. 5ly Sand or gravell in colour reddish and cleaving to the sides of the Urinall as if the urine did congeal into stones signifies adustion of the Liver 6ly Motes being puft up by unnaturall and flatuous heat and afterwards setling to the Sediment and troubling the urine demonstrateth great strife in the veins betwixt naturall heat and the disease to be determined by age strength dyet complexion and good order of the Patient Fletch ex Montan de excrem III The third or highest Region of Urine is called the Cloud wherein is to be considered as in the former the substance quantity colour c. where there is little difference save only the contents in the cloud compared with other Regions have least signification of good in good signes and on the contrary least signification of ill in ill signes We will therefore proceed to their description viz. 1. Albus white signifies in perfect tertian Agues abundance of choler and so continuance of the disease or in rotten Agues great danger through pain and grief in the fore-part of the belly about the short ribbs 2. Rubeus red signifies the changing of the sicknesse into a Quartan or concoction of humours or head-ach through flatuous spirits ascending up into the head and so continuance of the disease 3. Niger black signifies long-watchings and lack of sleep whereof followeth the lightnesse of the brain raveing doting which in old age is mortall Clouds in Urine are much like unto spiders webs and do signifie evill digestion coming through evill digestion of the Liver and imbecillity of it through weaknesse of the stomach If they are in colour 1. Reddish the sicknesse is sharp and strong If 2 Yellowish it signifies calefication of the Liver 3 Swart or it signifies calefication of the Liver 4 Purple it signifies calefication of the Liver 5. If fattish unkind heat in the spirituall members and wasting of the naturall Moisture in man and resolution of the whole body if it hath long continued but if it appeares on the suddain in heaps and continues not long it demonstrates the colliquation of the Reins Rantz de vrina excretione 6. Dark-sky signifies death Deformed contents appearing in the whole region of the Cloud are viz. 1. Nebula a little white cloud appearing in the upper Region of the urine signifies flegmatick matter to be elevated by strong heat a signe of concoction and declination of the disease if it settle in the Sediment 2. Fumus smoak in the whole Region of the cloud in colour blackish reddish or yellow signifies viscous and tough matter adust and cholerick or abundance of unnaturall heat puffing up some raw matter and therefore continuance of the disease 3. Granula divulsa small grains dropps or motes dispersed if blackish do signifie adustion of matter and wasting of the solid parts being violently puffed up by unnaturall heat of maligne Agues which oftentimes are mortall CHAP. VI Of the Colours significations and differences of Spume foame froth and Bubbles appearing on the Crown or Circle THe Circles of Urine according to their colour and substance shew the disposition of the Brain and head for 1. Plumbeus Leadish

the sunne indicates the yellow Jaundise if it continues lo●g or health with signes of concoction or abundance of bloud in young men with heaviness about the Liver Subrubeus 5. Blewish signifies the Flix Hydropsies and pain in the Liver Viridus 2. Greenish signifies adustion of bloud inducing the yellow-Jaundise altering the naturall complexion into unnaturall 3. Dimm-green adustion of Choler and Melancholy inducing the black-Jaundise Dr. Board of Vrines 4. Oleaceus Oyly-green in substance clammy and thick and heavy as Oyl good if it be made after black Urine as better succeeding worse for so if it be made on the Criticall day and much in quantity the disease is voyded otherwise it indicates either the dropsie or the colick or ill by reason of great distemperature of heat and imbecillity of the body as in a consumption of the whole body or of the Lungs or tertian Ague in fat and soft tender bodies or convulsion of drynesse madnesse 1. Lividus Plumbeus Ash-colour colour of lead good in stripes and bruises and in black-Jaundise if it settle to the sediment it gives notice that the matter of the grief is voyded ill in hot agues if green colour was made before as at other times or strangury following in a burning Ague mortall or extream cold and mortification if the colour before was pale 2. Lead colour in a woman conceaved signifies that the child is dead Vicar of Vrines Liuidus Niger 2. Black Vrine nigra est mala for if the sick party lothes when he goes to siedge and speaks he knows not what when he goes to stool it is lethall 3. Black Vrine like rust and canker in metall little in quantity with residence like meal signifies the Apoplexie 4. Blackish Vrine as if one should mix soote wherein flesh newly killd had bin washed signifies suppression of the Menstrues CHAP. V. Of the number colour substance and quantity of contents appearing in the three Regions of Urine THe Regions of Vrine are answerable to the severall Regions of mans body that is to say the upper Region with the Circle pertains to the head and Brain the middle Region doth belong to the Heart Lungs and Stomach and to all other officiall member● about the Midriff the lower Region to the Liver Kidnies Reins of the back and other inferiour parts The number colour substance and quantity of contents appearing in either of these are here described 1. Oleaceus oyly-green contents appearing in the sediment or lowest Region of Urine as judicious Fletcher observes in his judgment of Vrines cap. 8. signifies consumption of the reins or bladder with pain in the reins without an ague and pissed fast or if fatnesse swimmeth in the Urine consumption of the whole body with an ague 2. Fat urine white and moist betokeneth the feaver quartan ponderous urine that the bladder is hurt Dr. Board There are two kinds of fatnesse in Urine the one is greasie the other is of an Oyly substance if it be greasie it doth signifie debility in Nature and wasting of it if it be Oyly it signifies Marasmos or fever Hectick or else some sicknesse to come shortly 3. Eruaceum Orobeum red fetches do signifie inflammation of the Liver consumption of the whole body or of the Reins 4. Dreggy sediment mingled with bloud signifies death 5. Folium Laminae squamae Plates scales signifie a consumption with an Ague or exulceration of the bladder with stench and purulent matter or inflammation of the bladder and Liver long sicknesse if thick and heavy mortification A Scaly water like to the scales of fishes doth signifie a feaver Hecticks and a Squamous water a little bigger then the flakes of bran a consumption 6. Furfur Bran course bran signifies unkindly heat with a consumption of the whole body with crudity and thin Urine or scabbednesse of the whole body if the patient hath no feaver or of the bladder only with pain and itch about the root of the yard 7. Simila puls fine meal or slower indicates colliquation of the solid parts if they be white or extream adustion of bloud and therefore long sicknesse and for the most part mortall or conception with child if there be fine meal or stirch in the swimm or setling to the sediment like fine carded wooll the rest of the urine a little troubled and greenish or Ash-colour 8. Crudus humor raw humour clammy like snevill or the white of an egg if it be without pain it signifies exulceration of the reins and bladder or with pain impostume or stone in the reins bladder or raw humours sometimes causing an Ague and appearing in the Sediment signifies either Ache in the Reins or the Sciatica Strangury or Tenasmus 9. Pus rotten and purulent matter like the matter of a sore and stinking which when the Urinall is shaken disperseth it self into fatty and oily resolutions signifie exulcerations of the reins without pain or as Fernelius de Vrinis observes of the bladder with pain about it or of the Liver with pain under the right short-ribbs or putrefaction of the Liver if it be very dreggie or Impostume of the Lungs or Pleurisie or thick rheume causing difficulty in pissing or Phrensie or Squinancia if there be pain in the Lungs Liver or bladder or if there be no pain in these members it riseth either from inflammations or contagious flux of Venus 10. Slimy or congelate matter like the white of a raw egg half decocted signifies either pain in the reins of the back or in the neck of the bladder or about the fundament or in the head of the yard and if not holpen in short time lethall Dr. Board of Vrines 11. Filthy matter flowes either from the reins of the back or from the bladder or from the Liver Where note if it comes from the reins of the back the Patient doth feel pain about the Loyns and Flanks if from the bladder he doth feel pain about the share if from the Liver he doth feel pain about the rightside 12. Poli caruncula filamenta haires like pieces of flesh long slender and hairy do signifie with thick Urine either dissolution of the whole body with an Ague colour oily or green or dissolution of the reins without an Ague the hairs fatty and grosse or obstruction of the reins with grosse and clammy humours as in the Strangurie and pissing evill or exulceration of the reins and bladder with purulent matter or flux of Sperm after Coition Gonorrhoea or Venerous pollutions or when women have their white-flowers or unclean matrices 13. Chopt haires betokeneth resolution and wasting in the reins of the back 14. Arenula sabulum Gravell or sand in colour red white or blackish do signifie saith Rantzovius the breeding of the stone in the reins of the back if it be red or the stone in the bladder if it be white with pain in the bladder and about the share Also the heat of the Liver and the reins or adustion of humours if it be

10. White urine virulent pag. 24 Sect. II. 1. Pale flaxen c. pag. 25 2. Pale ibid. 3. Palish ibid. Sect. III. 1. Subrufe yellow citrine pag. 27 2. Urine subrufe pag. 29 3. Yellow like gold ibid. 4. Citrine ibid. Sect. IV. 1. Light safron safron subcitrine pag. 30. 2. Citrine ibid. 3. Yellow like a lanthorns horn ibid. 4. Fallow-Kyropus ibid. Sect. V. 1. Crystalline positively white in substance thick pag. 3 2. Milk-white with thick substance ibid. 3. Horn-white ibid. Sect. VI Red like cherries bloud-red apples or safron pag. 33 Sect. VII 1. Urine bloudy pag. 35 2. Red like bloud ibid. 3. Bloudy and mattery pag. 37 Sect. VIII 1. Reddish Urine thick pag. ib. 2. Red like a burning cole pag. ib. 3. Ruddishdimmer then gold pag. ib. Sect. IX 1. Claret like to Bole-armoniack pag. 38 2. Crimson like blackish red-wine ibid. 3. Purple like raisins of the sunne ibid. 4. Blew ibid. 5. Blewish pag. 40 Sect. X. 1. Green as leek leaves coleworts pag. 40 2. Greenish pag. 42 3. Dim-green ibid. 4. Oyly-green ibid. Sect. XI 1. Ash-colour pag. 43 2. Lead-colour ibid. Sect. XII 1. Black in substance thick pag. 45 2. Black Urine pag. 47 3. Black like rust or Canker in mettall ibid. 4. Blackish Urine ibid. Chap. V. Of the number colour substance and quantity of contents appearing in the 3. Regions of Urine Sect. I. The Contents of the Sediment 1. Oily-green pag. 48 2. Fat Urine pag. 49 3. Red fetches ibid. 4. Dreggy sediment pag. 50 5. Plates scales ibid. 6. Branne ibid. 7. Fine meal or flower ibid. 8. Raw humour clammy pag. 51 9. Rotten purulent matter pag. ib. 10. Slimy or congelate matter pag. 52 11. Filthy matter ibid. 12. Haires like pieces of flesh pag. 53 13. Chopt-haires pag. 54 14. Gravell or sand ibid. 15. Bloud pure thick grosse or cloddy pag. 55 16. Seed pag. 56 17. Dust black or leadish pag. ib. 18. Moats pag. 57 Sect. II. The difference between the Contents of the sediment those of the middle Region pag. 58 59 Sect. III The Contents of the upper Region 1 White pag. 60 2 Red ibid. 3. Black pag. 61 Sect. IV. The Clouds in Urine if 1. Reddish ibid. 2. Yellowish ibid. 3. Swarthy ibid. 4. Purple ibid. 5. Fattish ibid. 6. Dark-sky pag. 62 Sect. V. 1. A little white cloud in the upper region of the Urine pag. 62 2. Smoak ibid. 3. Small graines dropps c. pag. ib. Chap. VI Of the Colours significations and differences of spume fome froth and bubbles appearing on the crown or circle Sect. I. 1. Leadish blew and black pag. 63 2. Red ibid. 3. Green pag. 64 4. Black ibid. 5. Safron ibid. 6. Waterish white ibid. 7. Claret or Crimson pag. 65 8. Flaxen ibid. 9. Yellow ibid. 10. Trembling of the crown pag. ib. Sect. II. Of the kinds and significations of the spume or froath of Urines pag. 66 Sect. III. Of Bubbles pag. 67 Sect. IV. The particular significations of fome froth and bubbles pag. 68.69.70 Sect. V. How fome froth and bubbles are distinguished 1. Little bubbles like pins heads pag. 71 2. Great bubbles ibid. Chap. VII The Alteration of the Colours of Urine 1. In respect of age pag. 73 2. In respect of the season of the year ibid. 3. In respect of the cōplexion pag. 75 4. In respect of the kind of life pag. 76 A CATALOGUE Of the diseases demonstrated by Urine in this treatise alphabetically set down as followeth A AGues pag. 45.51.83 Agues tertian semitertian pag. 33.43 Ague quotidian pag. 40 Ague burning pag. 38.43 Agues rotten pag. 33.60 Ach in the left side of the head pag. 65 Ach in the reins pag. 52 Agrica or green sickness pag. 67 Ague lingring pag. 20 Anasarca pag. 9 Animal Power recovered pag. 63 Arthritis pag. 11 Angina pag. ibid. Ascites pag. 9 Apoplexie pag. 22.35.47.56.63 Asthma pag. 25.40 Appetite Carnall appetite pag. 29 Apostumation of the Lungs pag. 30 B BAck pained pag. 21.45 Back-bone pained pag. 66 Belly pained pag. 60 Bloud-vessells open pag. 55 Bloud distempered pag. 30 Bloud infected pag. 29.83 Bloud adustion of bloud pag. 22.51 Bloud pissing of bloud pag. 11 Bladder pained pag. 53 Bladder scabbed pag. 50 Bladder inflamed pag. 51 Bladder exulcerated ibid. Bladder hurt and rotten pag. 35.36.49 Bladders neck stopped pag. 20 Body stuff'd with ill humours pag. 67 Body distempered pag. 25 Brains weakness pag. 9 Brain cold and weak pag. 65 Brain mortifi'd ibid. Breast d●seased pag. 27 Breath's shortness pag. 25.42 Bronchocele pag. 9 Bruisings pag. 38 C CAlefication of the Liver pag. 61 Catarrhs pag. 9.10.24 Chiragra pag. 11 Choler pag. 25.64 Choler in a tertian pag. 30 Choler abounding pag. 33.37 Choler adust pag. 38.40.42.45.64 Collick pag. 42 Child-dead pag. 43 Conception pag. 20.51.56 Coition pag. 32 Concoction signes of it pag. 62 Costiveness pag. 54 Colliquation of the solid parts pag. 50.72 Cold pag. 47 Cold extream pag. 40.43 Cold mortal pag. 40 Convulsion pag. 43 Coughs pag. 11.25.38 Consumption pag. 32.49 Consumption caused through crudities pag. 20 Consumption of the reins pag. 38 Consumption of the whole body pag. 11 35.49 Consumption with an ague pag. 50 Crudities pag. 9.20 D DEath signes of it pag. 20.47.50 62.70 Dead child pag. 43 Deafness pag. 24 Declination of the disease pag. 52.62 Diabetes pag. 20 Digestion imperfect pag. 22 Digestion evil digestion pag. 20.61 Diarrhoea pag. 25 Distempers pag. 27 Difficulty in pissing pag. 52 Dissolution of the body pag. 53 Distillation pag. 68 Dotage pag. 61 Dropsie pag. 32.35.42 Dropsie in the throat pag. 9 Dropsie Ascites ibid. Dropsie Tympanites pag. ib. Dropsie Anasarca with its species pag. ib. E EPilepsia pag. 35 Evacuation criticall pag. 45 Evil falling evil pag. 22.57.64 Exulcerations pag. 51.52 Exulceration of the liver pag. 51 Exulceration of the reins bladder pag. 53 Exanthemata pag. 56 F FAt dssolued pag. 72 Feaver pag. 37 Feaver quotidian pag. 20.25 Febris diaria pag. 27 Feaver tertian intermitting pag. 29 Feaver quartan pag. 49 Feaver Hectick ibid. Falling evil pag. 22.57.64 Flegme pag. 21.25 Flegme abounding pag. 22.29 Flegme mix'd with choler pag. 30 Flux pag. 40 Flux of venus pag. 11.32.52.53 Fluxes cholerick pag. 11 Flux of the Hemorrhoides pag. 75 Flatus hypoccndriacus pag. 30 Flowers women's white flowers pag. 54 Fundament pained pag. 52 G GNawings pag. 9 Gonorrhea pag. 11.22.54 Gout pag. 20.22.25.29 Gutts rolled together pag. 10 H HEadach pag. 32.35.60.64.70.71 Headach caussed of bloud pag. 65 Headach caused of choler flegme ibid. Head weak pag. 70 Heart grieved pag. 7 Heat vnnatural pag. 33.40.45.50.63 Heat in the sunne pag. 38 Heaviness about the liver ibid. Hemorrhoides pag. 11.45.54.57 Humidity resolved pag. 40 Hoarsness pag. 11.24 Humours raw pag. 32 Humours grosse and flegmatick ibid. Humours adust pag. 40.54 Humours in commotion pag. 57 Humours concocted pag. 60 Hydropsies pag. 23.30.40 Hydrocela pag. 10 Hyposarca ibid. Hypocondria pag. 59 I JAundise yellow pag. 67.69