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A06820	A new booke, intituled, I am for you all, complexions castle as well in the time of the pestilence, as other times, out of the which you may learne your complexion, your disease incident to the same, and the remedies for the same. Published by Iames Manning, minister of the word.; I am for you all, complexions castle	Manning, James, minister at Wellingborough.	1604 (1604)	STC 17257; ESTC S109784	29,810	50

Boliarmenei ana scr 2. aq rosar dr 2. aq violarum dr 3. vini albi dr 5. infuse these in the waters and the wine 7. or 8. houres then straine them through a very course strainer and drinke it fasting or before supper an houre and halfe CHAP. 29. A Pome very comfortable and necessarie for this complexion to vse at all times and especially in the time of pestilence R. Santalorum omnium dr 2. florum Boraginis Violarum Rosarum rub ana dr 1. s rad Cichorij dr 1. Macis dr 2. Cort. mali citri dr 1. s Camphurae dr 2. Ladan d 1. Papaneris albi scr 1. Ambrae gra 2. Cinamomi d. 5. cu● Teribenthina in aqrosarum Lot in qua fiat dr 1. storacis infusio hor. 7. Smell vnto this at any time but cheifely fasting and when meate is digested CHAP. 30. A Water to sprinckle vpon cloathes and in the house meete for this complexion at all times and in the time of pestilence most necessarie R. olei violarum Nenupharij ana d. 2. olei rosarum vn s. Camphurae vn 5. omnium Santalorum vn 3. Thuris dr 2. Myrrhae vn s. Cort. Limonum citrinorum granatum ana dr 1. Tamarise Ribes Coriand ana vn s. When you haue gotten these or so many as you can of them then cut them or pound them grosse and boile them in two quarts of vineger or one quart of vineger and the other of water vntill a pint be consumed then put in your oyles and gummes and stoppe the vessell very close and let thē boile halfe a quarter of an houre Straine it before it be colde through a coarse strainer very hard then put to it of rose-rose-water vn 2. and mixe it well with it then put it into a glasse stopped close and set it out of the sunne when you would vse it stirre it well together before you put in the brush or sponge because of the oyles which will flote and be vppermost This may serue any complexion the better for the chollericke if you doe adde more of the cold and moyst things as of the oyle of lillies violets of the lemmons oringes and pomegranates and such like which the Apothecaries may doe if you informe them of your complexion the better for the phlegmatike if he diminish of the cold and moist things the quantitie following and adde of these things origani p j. Thuris ar 2. cipressiar 2. Iuniperi dr 3. the better for the melancholie if you adde of oyle of sweete almonds and oyle of nutmegges dr 3. of muske gr 4. costi dulc gr 2. CHAP. 31. A Perfume proper for this complexion and good for all to alter the virulent qualitie in the aire about thee R. nucis moschat caphur nardi garyopillorum ana dr s. ladani calamit ana dr 1. stiracis dr s. santali albi odoriferi benionini ana dr 3. ciperi dr 1 s. fol. rosarum rub dr 2. matorani fol lauriana dr s ligni aloes dr s. omnia in puluerem redact commixtaque cum aqua rosarum in qua tragagant gummi arabicum siue caphura maduerint formenter pastilli siue orbiculi pro suffimento Then may you at pleasure take some of it and perfume with it as with other persumes Vse the perfume in the forenoone then the water in the afternoone let all the houshold be present to take the perfume especially those of this complexion This will last or continue three daies in your roomes or in your apparell the longer if you vse the water presently after the perfume for the oyles and the apparell will retaine it a long time which others that come nigh you or talke with you will discouer especially if the water prescribed for the plegmatike be vsed CHAP. 32. These pills are good for this complexion but best towards winter or in winter for the often vsing in sommer may procure a feuer R. Aloes dr 2. lot in vino alb aqua violarum siue Endiuie succi acaciae dr s. myrrhe cinamoni ana dr 1. fiat massa pillularum cum vino aqua boraginis sine cichorij If you haue the hemorehoids or if women haue their sicknes then tell the Apothecaries and will him to adde to the former bdellij subalbidi dr s. and thereby you shall be sure of no harme to the intralls adde this Dragaganthi dr s. take the waight of halfe a dramme in pills before you goe forth or before supper but drinke presently after a little draught either of ale or white wine Whosoeuer doe vse these pills they shall finde for their complexion a great benefit to the head and spirits CHAP. 33. IT is very good for this complection in sommer to vse this R. Tamarirind dact vn 2. fiat infusio siue decoctio in sero lactis lib. 1. s. and drinke of it two mornings you may take this when you will so that it be not presently after supper or dinner before digestion be made if you will haue it tast sharpe put into it the more of the Tamarindes I would wish euery complection in the time of pestilence in sommer to vse this but mooue not violently presently after you haue taken it this will procure appetite and coldnes and kindlie purgeth choller CHAP. 34. IF this complection suspect that they haue taken the infection then let them put their legges in warme water be let blood in the vaines which lead from the heart and head CHAP. 35. IT is very good in the time of pestilence for this complexion to vse frication in the morning especially of their thighes and legges CHAP. 36. IT is good for this complection to drinke in the afternoone of a ptisme made of barly adding to it a little vineger to euery pynt halfe a spoonefull CHAP. 37. IT it good for this complection to vse vineger in their meates and to wet their chamber flores with vineger CHAP. 38. THese things are at no time conuenient for this complexion to vse but worst in the time of pestilence for their exceeding heat beeing hot in the fourth degree garlicke leekes garding cresses pepperwort onyons radish roots neither are these conuenient especially in the time of pestilence because they properly heate the liuer and inflame the blood wormewood egrimonie fennell hyssope spike margerom folefoote time harts tounge all hearbes which are hot in the third degree as rhue sauine cloues mynt penyriall veruin smalledge perslie centorie laurell three-leaued grasse saffron spourge the flowers of eldern are ill for the liuer because they heat it the flowers of betonie Camomill centorie the flowers of Squinant called the sweete rush CHAP. 39. These hearbs are good for this complexion especially in the time of pestilence beeing colde in the second degree Lettice cichorie sorrell beetes Endiue liuerwoort crowtoes fleewoort plantin knotgrasse and these likewise are good because they properly coole the liuer fumitorie waterlillies purslayne but most properly these coole the liuer beeing eaten cichorie lettice enduie liuerwoort the flowers of

proofe of this let the partie that vomiteth vpon the receipt breathe into the mouth of a cock and if the cock languish or die within twelue houres then it is greatly to be feared that the bodie is infected CHAP. 116. A meanes to know if any roomes be infected and by the same and the generall perfume next before to purge and clense the roomes put two or three sheepe into the roomes three or foure daies before the full or change and there continue them vntill the next full or change and then wash them or one of them in warme water and put the water to wash or swill or mixt so as swine may drinke it and if the swine doe die the infection is most part taken out of the house then perfume the house as before CHAP. 117. If two or moe lie sicke of the pestilence and no soare appeare by this receipt following you may perceiue which will liue Take of bole-Armoniack white wine and rosewater the quantitie before mentioned and adde vnto it of saffron scr 1. finely pounded of methridate scr 2. and take it in manner aforesaid and which of them vomit is like to die and the other are like to liue this I lately prooued at Wesson by Northampton as the parents of two children can testifie to whome I tolde that the bodie that did vomit was in great danger to die and the other was in hope to liue which came so to passe and shee which liued had a soare CHAP. 118. Whereas they doe most infect which haue sores the aire and clothes continually receiuing the virulent matter and qualities from them and the bodie most commonly able to walke into companies and that without suspition therefore by these meanes following they may be found out If you suspect any as you may iustly whhere some haue died out of a house or where the next house haue had the infection then doe as followeth Command them to stand vpright and to reatch themselues vpright if they faile to doe it then suspect a sore in the backe bellie brest or flanks after that presently command them to lay their hands vpon a dore or beame if they hang more by one arme then by the other or their neckes hang awrie suspect a soare vnder the arme vpon the arme shoulders or in the necke presently after this command them to walke vp and downe as fast as they can if they halt or steppe not largely suspect a sore in the thighs flanks knees backe or hyppes presently after this command them to bow down foreward to the ground and reach vp something not remoouing any foote if they cannot then suspect the flanks or backe if they doe performe all this and be very short winded hauing no other disease knowne then suspect a soare to ensue or the bodie very shortly to be in great danger by the pestilence CHAP. 119. A breife order for those which are shut vp and not hable to vse the meanes before set downe let them which are cleare in the house doe as followeth sleepe little for so thy bodie shal be made more dry rub thy thighes and armes morning and euening and if you can against the fire so shall the humours about the heart with the blood be outward apt to be swet out at the emunctorie places Let thy bread haue the third part barly which is cooling and drying let thy drinke be for the most part especially in the end of dinner and supper of a ptisme made with barlie as followeth CHAP. 120. Take a pynt of barly and 4. pyntes of running water beate the barly vntill the huske depart then when you haue winnowed it put it into the water and there let it continue vntill it beginne to boyle then take the barly from the water and put it into a vessell wherein is eight pintes of water readie to boyle or very hot let it boyle vntill you thinke that two or three pyntes be wasted then strayne it and afer it be cold keepe it in a stone bottle or pot and when you drinke of it put into your draught if it be halfe a pynt a spoonfull or some deale lesse of vineger and if you be cossiue put into it of sugar halfe a quarter of an ounce or a little more order it so as it be neither ouer sharpe nor ouer sweet and if you infuse all night an ounce of Tamarandes in halfe a pynt of your ptisme and drinke it fasting it is very good CHAP. 121. Vse vineger with your meates vse the pills of aloes mentioned before when you make your beddes and in the morning when you rise smell to a sponge or cloth dipped in vineger keepe no water in the house long neither suffer wett places in the house for moysture will putrifie by the virulent ayre where the sunne or fyre commeth not eate no hearbes or very few neither haue them in your house walke not early or late in the ayre lye not on the side of the house where the sunne shineth most although the sunne be a meanes to purge the ayre for that draweth the infection to the roome and heateth the place which if it retaineth any that is not exhaled or altered then it is apt to infect remayning in the ayre in the roomes after the departure of the sunne and not in other solid matters as bodies clothes or such like to the which the ayre will conueigh it in the night more speedily after the departure of the sunne CHAP. 122. Forasmuch as I haue spent more time about preseruatiues then about the cure my reason is because no man can doe that certainely except he see the passions aswell to know whether it be in the way to be confirmed at the heart or whether it be confirmed and then no cure Secondly in some bodies complexion feare greife or other infirmities cause it to be more sharpe and strange at one time then another and in one bodie more then another Thirdly the epidemiall or pestilent feuer neuer ceaseth to make impression to corrupt and poyson because the body is apt and disposed to take it but in what quantitie the absent phisition cannot certainly tell therefore no certaine cure the securest way is to haue the physition present or not farre from thee who may vse meanes accordingly for so long as it is in the way to be confirmed so long is there hope by things which exceede the impression and may make the bodie more vnapt to intertaine and keepe it and lastly rectifie and confirme what is decaied HEre insueth a table collected out of Pythagoras with certaine breife notes added therevnto whereby may be knowne in all humorall diseases without sight of vrin or patient what part of the body is ill affected what humor aboundeth causeth the passion Which beeing knowne you may looke into the discourse of the complexion there shall you find what is to correct the offending humours and to purge the peccant matter what diet is to be vsed and what hurtfull things

for euery complexion as well in purging and altering the virulent qualitie in the humours apt to infect and to be infected and that in such manner as the complexions may be more secure then by general receiptes because you may properly vse the same without danger and offence to any qualitie in the hmours naturall which order euery one cannot obserue neither is hable therefore I haue set downe receiptes respecting the good of all because they are to purge and alter the poysoning qualitie in the ayre and in all humors CHAP. 104. The pome R. Ambrae moschi ana scr s. boli Armen dr 6. tadani dr 3. nucis moschat myrrhae gummi Iunip. Thur. calami odorati trinus santatorum ana scr 1. lig Aloes stirae chaphurae anae scr 2. succi mal aurantior suc portulac vn 3. sem acetosae dr 3. cornlli rub ●r s. in aq rosarum aceto infus I●rebent in aq rosar lot syrup ex cort mali citri ana quant sufficit fiat pom. CHAP. 105. Another pome R. Ladani vn 1. pulueris cortic citri exiccato vum in vmbra semin eius ana dr 1. croci camphurae ana dr s. rosarum rub scr 4. cum succo ocymi fiat pome If you will vse this pome in winter then put vnto it o● zedoarie dr 1. ambre scr 1. mosch scr s. it is good to hold some of this pome in your mouth when you are in a place you suspect and to smell vnto it CHAP. 106. The pilles R. Aloes vn s. myrrh croci ana dr 2. fiat massa ad pill foramnd apta Take the waight of a dr s. in the morning and drinke after it of wine mixt with water asmuch as your mouth will containe at one time and before supper take scr 1. and drinke as before let it be white wine in the morning and sacke before supper Vse this but once a weeke in sommer for ouer often vse in some complexion may cause a feuer CHAP. 107. Another receipt verie worthie and necessarie which you may take as before R. corallar rub been albi rub ana dr 1. sem catri excorticari sem acetosae ana dr 1. sem gentiana radic dictami Tormentillae ana dr 2. s. boli Armen cinamomi electi ana vn 1. santalorum omnium sem ocymi ana ar 1. s. margaritar elect fragmentor rubini saphyri hyacinthi ana dr 1. fiat omnium puluis subilissimus R. de puluere vn 1. sacati dissolut in aqua rosarum acetos fian morselli CHAP. 108. Take sometime of the powder and when you will of the morsells in the morning or before supper of the powder take dr s. in the morning and before super scr 1. drinke the quantitie as in the former receipt and let it be with wine one part and two partes rosewater in the morning before supper two parts wine and one parts rosewater the powder of this doth stay in the passages that lead to the heart resisting and altering the virulent ayre that is drawne thether if you cannot get all the ingredients thē take as many of them as you can but leaue not out the bole Armanacke the Cinamon nor the three woods CHAP. 109. The perfume for sommer R. fol. rosarum rub dr 1. myrti camphor ana vn s. Thuris dr 3. cort citri vn s. macis dr 3. cinamomi dr 2. ligni Aloes dr s. santalorum odorif dr 3. calamint dr s. Rorismarini dr 1. CHAP. 110. Suffumentum R. Rosarum rub vn s. ligni Aloes dr 2. camphorae dr 3. Thuris dr 1. macis dr 3. cinamomi dr 2. garyophillorum dr 1. cort citri vn s. rorismarini dr 2. s. myrti dr 3. scin Acetosae dr 2. s. santalorum omnium dr 2. pound these and perfume with it about the setting of the sunne and before the sunne riseth you may vse the quantitie at your discretion this is most proper for the sommer time but if it be in winter then adde these R. xiloaloes costi dul storac ana dr 3. pulegium origin ana dr 3. CHAP. 111. The water Vse this in sommer R. cort granat citonior Gbanae ana vn 1. Alchechengi Tamarisci coriandri Ribes ana vn s. nenifar vn 1. fol. rosarum rub violar ma. s. myrti p. 1. portulacae plantaginis fol. salui chamomillae ana ma. 1. boyle these in two pints of vineger and one pint of water adde vnto it of oyle of chamomil of water lillies of violets of ech halfe an ounce vse it as before in the complexions When you vse it put in of this infusion made as followeth R. caphur dr 1. santalor omnium Thuris gummi Iunip ana dr s. infundantur in vn 1. aceti vn 2. aq rosarum hor. 8. fortiter exprimenter In winter adde of these R. Ambrae dr s. costi dulc dr 1. storac dr s. cypressi dr 1. origani pulegij fol lanc ana m. s. CHAP. 112. A receipt to clense the blood in any complexion R. Cassiae mellis ana vn 1. diaprun non solut dr 3. s. fundantur in aqua Endiuiae siue cichorij vn 3. vini alb vn 2. leniter expriment fiat pot pro motutinis duob vel trib CHAP. 113. Signes shewing the heart or humours about the heart to be infected with the pestilent feuer by the hot qualitie in the ayre A vehement heat within and without little or none and if it be confirmed the breath stinketh more then it was woont by much pulse vrin and digestion doe seldome declare it There is heat of the breath disquiet and straightnes of breath the breast is felt to be narrower and the breath is restrained thirstines drines of tongue blacknes of tongue with pustulls or blisters vpon the lippes and tongue trembling of the heart and pulse the breath goeth short and there is sometime a sounding making the outward parts cold sometime a drie cough somtime there appeare sores of colour whitish blew and redde the digestion is thin liquid spumie stinking and vnctuous some doe vomit some haue the fluxe the vrin is stinking CHAP. 114. If the heart be possessed principally with extreme heate from the ayre then the bodie is commonly hot except the liuer preuent it the pulse is swift in motion much puffing or blowing by reason the heart mooueth so swiftly in this passion the bodie commonly is foolish and bold this qualitie killeth soonest because it mooueth with the spirits vitall and animall most speedily If the heart be infected with the virulent qualities of heat and moisture then the pulse mooueth slower likewise the breath This destroieth slower And if there be equalitie of the qualities then the bodie lingereth and is long dying or els soares commonly saue CHAP. 115. Meanes to know who is infected with the pestilence Take bole-Armoniack dr 1. of white wine vn 1. of rosewater vn 2. mixt these take it fasting and fitting halfe an houre after or before supper if the bodie vomit it is infected And for further