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A26839	The expert phisician learnedly treating of all agues and feavers, whether simple or compound, shewing their different nature, causes, signes, and cure ... / written originally by that famous doctor in phisick, Bricius Bauderon ; and translated into English by B.W., licentiate in physick by the University of Oxford ...; Pharmacopée. English	Bauderon, Brice, ca. 1540-1623.; Welles, Benjamin, 1615 or 16-1678.	1657 (1657)	Wing B1163; ESTC R19503	59,853	176

a dram make an oyntment CHAP. XV Of an intermitting Tertian {non-Roman} {non-Roman} {non-Roman} {non-Roman} {non-Roman} is taken by the Greeks in general for every intermitting putrid Feaver which ends and returnes again but Hippocrates especially calls this Feaver of which we now treat {non-Roman} {non-Roman} {non-Roman} {non-Roman} {non-Roman} because it recurs every third day it differs from the continual of which we have spoken not essentially but in matter seat because their matter putrefies not every where but in the lesser veines which are in the stomach liver mesentery guts spleen wombe and habit of the body an intermitting Tertian is twofold exquisite or spurious the exquisite is from excrementitious choller which being manifold there are many differences in Tertians The matter of an exquisite tertian offends either in quantity or quality the quantity is either great or small if great either it putrefies in one place or in divers at once if but in one place it causes an exquisite tertian which exceeds not seven Fits but if the quantity be small it shall end the fourth or fifth fit If the matter offend in quality as the choller is more or less hot the whole constitution of the Disease and the fits shall bee longer or shorter milder or more tedious for pale or excrementitious choller is sarre more milde then yellow and this then vitellinous porracious or aeruginous but the ceruleous is the hottest of all If choller putrefie in divers places together and the same day then is caused a double intermitting tertian whose fits returne every third day and are exacerbated although they assault every day and intermit because that which is putrefied is every fit emptied either by sweat vomit or stool The spurious one by the mixtion of flegm or melancholly is longer than that from excrementitious choller only and lasts according to the nature of the humour mixt and by the Patients intemperance hath lasted from the Autumnal to the spring aequinox The causes of the exquisite are all hot and dry as a hot Summer hot aliments hunger thirst labour strong wines hot liver and temper c. The causes of a spurious one are idleness effeminacy winter season cold and moyst diet obstructions plenitude c. The heat of an exquisite Tertian is more acrid and mordent than that of the spurious through its four times it begins with rigour and often with cholerick vomitings and ends with an universal sweat when the rigour is off the heat is like a light fire burning with difficult breathing the urine at first is somewhat red of meane substance and in the lower part seemes thin in the upper opacus The signes of a spurious one are horrour from the mixture of choller and flegme a heat more obscure than that of the exquisite Tertian and more manifest than that of an exquisite quotidian a pulse small and slow which if it grow daily harder the Feaver shall last many moneths bitterness of mouth paine in the vertebra's with inflation of stomach and loathings of meat sometimes trouble them Before we let bloud let the first region of the body be emptied by a cooling Glister or minorating purge afore described lest the morbifical humour be wrapt into the greater veines and so we cause a continual Feaver instead of an intermitting let bloud on the intermitting day with a small Orifice to prepare the humour Take of Oxysaccharum simple and sirrup of the juyce of Endive each an ounce and half Succory and Purslaine water each five ounces then purge him thus Take of Cinamon a scruple Rhubarb four scruples Tamarinds two drams Diaprune solutive or Electuary of Psyllium six drams infuse them all night over warme embers in an opening decoction then adde sirrup of Roses an ounce give it on the intermitting day or these pills Take of Diagridium four graines Rhubarb a scruple of Pills Aureae a dram make them up with sirrup of Succory and give them after the first sleep Take conserve of Succory flowers and of Violets or Water-Lillies each two drams powder of Diatriasantalum scruple with Sugar make a bole to give next morne to allay the fire in the bowels CHAP. XVI Of the Cure of a spurious intermitting Tertian THis Feaver is more frequent than the exquisite because men indulge too much to their Genius and its Fits and whole constitution is longer by reason of the mixture of tough crasse flegme or melancholly the Fits are sometimes twenty twenty four or forty hours and then it is called an extense tertian let the diet be incisive and detersive and somewhat refrigerating the broths be altered with Endive Burrage Parsley Wood-sorrel Purssaine and a fourth part of Hissop or Savoury give Gellies which nourish much in small quantity and because they are quickly excerned repeat them often and sometimes give this powder Take of Galens Laetificans two drams the Analeptick or Resumptive powder half an ounce pure Sugar six ounces leaves of Gold six dissolve it in broth it wonderfully restores strength if the Patient be nauseative Take of Nettle-seeds a dram sirrup of Tobacco or simple Oxymel an ounce give it warme in mulse after meat because it troubling the aeconomy of the stomach it better exonerates it self with the meat if occasion be for a Suppository Take of Honey boyled an ounce salt Gemmes and Mouse-turd each two scruples Take of Cinamon a scruple Agarick Trochiscate two scruples Rhubarb four scruples simple Oxymel and Diaphaenicum each six drams infuse them all over warme embers in a fresh infusion of Damask Roses streine it and give it If strength and other things allow it let bloud on the intermitting day Bloud saith Avicen is a brideler of choller both in respect of its quantity and quality for there is more or it and being temperately hot and moyst it doth moderate the acrimony of choller and experience tells us that those that are sick of a continual tertian and the phrenitical are best towards morning because bloud hath then the dominion and worst towards night when flegme rules and therefore in Asia those that were let bloud presently became phrenitical or delirous and not those which were not but that region is farre hotter and dryer than Europe then give this Julep Sirrup of Vinegar compound and honey of Roses each two ounces Endive Succory and Agrimony water each half a pinte Take of the five opening Rootes clensed and bruised each an ounce infuse them in a small quantity of simple Oxymel on the embers four hours the herbs Succory Endive Liverwort and the cappillary Plants each a handful Penni-royal Origanum or calamint each half a handful Liquorice scraped and bruised two drams Raisins stoned twenty Prunes eight Endive seed three drams Melon Anise and Fennel-seed each a dram and half the three Cordial flowers and Chamomel each a small handful Time half a handful boyle them all in order with the Oxymel and roots in two quarts of water