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A pronostycacyon [sic] of Erra Pater, Doctor in Astronomye, and phesyke profytable for to kepe the body in helth, [and] Ptholome sayth the same.; Book of knowledge
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Erra Pater.
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Pronostycacyon of Erra Pater Doctor in Astronomye and Phesyke Profytable for to kepe the body in helth Ptholome sayth the same Ptholomeus AS I fynde in the scyence of Astronomye / There ben foure maner of Coolers in a mannes body of the .iiii. Complexyons The fyrste is blode the seconde blacke Cooler the thyrde fleumes the fourth yelowe Cooler And yf one of the .iiii. lacke all the body shuld be anone forthwith deed for as moche susteyneth one of theym the body as the other And eueryche of them oughte to be at a certayne for and one of theym sermount the other all the body shall haue domage therby all .iiii. be ryght peryllous for and the blode surmount the other he myghte esteygner distroye ouercome the bodye make hym to dye for he gadreth congeleth euen ryght on the herte and taketh away the flatte spyrte the brethe and in that maner lesteygne and is ouercome deade But at that tyme whan the great course taketh hym he maye soone be aswaged to lesse hym a lytel to take away a lytel blod from hym and anone all wyll aswage of this peryll ¶ Also the blacke Cooler be right peryllous they surmounte all the other they maye domage greatly the bodye by many dyuers maners for they maye cause and make the bodye to fall on the euyll syckenesse and lese his wytte and knowledge and become a foole and cause also the body to be full of euyll scabbes often tymes to be mesell and maketh a man to be fearefull and a cowarde of many euyll maners And whan they surmounte the other they be ryght greuous domageous And by herbes flowres fastynge abstynence drynkes and medycynes they may be aswaged ¶ The fleumes that be whyte be peryllous when they surmounte the other Coolers of the bodye they do great domage and hurte for they engendre gowtes many other euyll syckenesses that be colde and they hurte also the feete and the handes and the raynes and the knees the legges the tethe make the mouthe and the breth stynkyng the nose the eares causeth many other dyseases and syckenesses but they may be aswaged by herbes flowres rotes drynkes medycynes also by vomysshynge ¶ Also the yelowe Coolers be peryllous for wheÌ„ they surmount the other Coolers in a mannes body they assorbent the herte traueyll the brayne and maketh all the membres feble and softe and taketh awaye the wyll and the appetyte froÌ„ the body that he may not eate nor drynke And also they chauÌ„ge a manes coloure and maketh hym to lose his syght and become blynde they may be also aswaged as the other fleumes be by herbes flowers rootes and by vomyssynge ¶ These .iiii. humoures be of the .iiii. Complexions and they haue the domynacyon of the body .iiii. tymes in the yeare and eche of them a quarter of a yeare ¶ The yere is .xii. monthes that is to saye .lii. wekes and one daye And this is to vnderstande CCC.lx dayes .vi. houres ¶ The dysposycyon of the fyrste season of the yere Capricornus Aquarius Pisces THe fyrste season of the yeare that hathe domynacyon of the bodye of man is .iii. Monthes and they be named these thre sygnes Capricorne Aquario and Pisces And these thre sygnes haue power of all Fleumes of the body of man and woman and they be colde and moyste and they begyn to reygne the .xxiiii. day of Decembre dureth vnto the .xxiiii. day of Marche ¶ The dysposycyon of the seconde parte of the yere Aries Taurus and Gemini THe seconde parte of the yere is other .iii. Monthes and these be the sygnes Aries Taurus and Gemini And they haue power in the bodye of man of the blode they be hote and mostye and they begyn to reygne the .xxiiii. day of Marche and dureth vnto the .xxiiii. daye of Iune ¶ The dysposycyon of the thyrde season of the yere Cancer Leo and Virgo THe thyrde season of the yere be other .iii. Monthes and these be the sygnes Cancer Leo and Virgo and they haue power within the body of man of the yelowe Coolers and they be hote and dyre and they begyn to reygne the .xxiiii. daye of Iune and dureth vnto the .xxiiii. daye of Septembre ¶ The dysposycyon of the fourthe parte of the yere Libra Scorpio Sagittarius THe fourth parte of the yeare be other .iii. Monthes and these be the fygnes Libra Scorpio and Sagittarius and they be colde and drye and they begyn to reygne the .xxiiii. day of Septembre and dureth vnto the .xxiiii. daye of Decembre And by the maner of these .iiii. seasons euery man may kepe hym from all contraryes of metes and drynkê and clothynge and from other contrarye And yf a man wyll kepe hym after the maner that is rehersed in this boke he shalll neuer haue Infyrmytyes of bodye by the grace of god Take pelater of spayne and chawe it in thy mouth for it is good to spourge the heed the body Also eate fenell sede comyn sede for eche of these sedes dystroye the fleumes that all the euylles in mannes body come of ¶ Eest ¶ Ignis Inuentus et Estas ¶ The water red and thynne the grose male red and harde the spetyll thycke clammye The synges Aries Leo Sagittary is geÌ„dred of coloryke hote and drye and Orientall the syckenes be take in these sygnes it is great peryll but he haue his medycyne colde moyste and the dyete of the same complexcion then he may be healed by the grace of god ¶ West ¶ Aer Adolescentia Ver. ¶ The water red and thycke the grose mater reed and thynne the spetyll thynne and swete the extremytyues out of course The sygnes Gemini Libra and Aquarie is engendred of sanguyne hote and moyste and Occydentall the cure is colde and drye with dyete of the complexyon cascia fistula in aqua vite ¶ Northe ¶ Terra Senectus Autumpnus ¶ The water whyte and theynne the grose male blacke and thycke the spetyll thycke and sowre the extremytyues vnneth feled The sygnes Taurus Virgo and Capricornus he is engendred of Malencoly colde and drye Septemtyrnall the cure hote and moyste with the dyete of the same complexyon ¶ Sowthe ¶ Aqua Senium et Hyems ¶ The water whyte and thycke the grose mater whyte and thycke the spetyll thynne and swete the extremytiues feble The sygnes Cancer Scorpio and Pisces he is engendred of fleume colde moyst Meridionall the cure hote dyre of the same purgatio trauit aqua vite or in potage ¶ The dysposyon of the .xii. Monthes vpon blode lettynge ¶ Ianuary IN the monthe of Ianuarye let the no blode on the fyrste daye for it is peryllous ne on the .ii. daye ne the .v. day ne the .x. daye ne the .xv. day ne the .xix. day ne the .xx. day ne the .xxv. day but as often as thou wylt drynke good whyte
wyne fastynge And alwaye take good hede of the dayes that be aboue wrytten for they be peryllous for to be let blode on but the sygne be ryght good for blode lettynge ¶ February ¶ In the monthe of February eate no potage of hokkes or maloys for that is venym And yf thou haue nede to blede on the wrest on the vayne of thy thombe blede not on the .iii. daye ne on the .vi. daye ne on the .viii. daye But on the .xiiii. day is ryght good ne blede not on the. xvii daye ne on the .xxvi. daye ne on the .xxviii. day but that the sygne be very good and thou mayste chose ¶ Marche ¶ In the monthe of Marche eate fygges reysyns swete meates drynkes and hote meates And let the blode on the ryght arme on the .v. daye or on the .vii. daye or on the .xvii. daye for that is good agaynst all maner of Febres but beware blede not the fyrste daye ne the .xv. daye ne on the xvi daye ne on the .xix. daye ne on the. xxviii daye thou maye chose And yf thou do loke that the sygne be right very good ¶ Apryll ¶ In the monthe of Apryll blede on the lefte arme on the .iii. daye or on the .xi. daye or on the. xv daye and thou shall haue no great hede ache ne lese thy syght that yere And vse fresshe and hote meates but blede not on the .vii. daye ne on the .viii. daye ne on the .x. daye ne on the .xx. daye for these dayes be not ryghte good for bledynge ☞ ⧠⧠⧠¶ Maye ¶ In the moneth of Maye ryse erely eate and drynke by tyme vse hote metes drynkes but eate neyther of hed nor fote whyle the Maye laste And let the blode on the fyrste daye or on the. xviii daye on whiche arme thou wylt or on the .xxvii. daye or on the. xxviii daye it shall moche helpe the agaynst all maner of euylles But beware that thou blede not on the .iii. day ne the .vi. daye ne the .xxv. daye ¶ Iune ¶ In the moneth of Iune some Physycyens saye that it is good euery daye to drynke a quantyte of colde water fastynge And rule the of thy mete thy drynke mesurably eate letuse and sawge and yf thou haue nede to blede blede on the .xxviii. daye for that is ryght good But beware that thou blede not on the .vii. daye ne on the .x. daye ne on the .xv. daye ne on the .xvi. daye ne on the .xxii. daye ¶ Iuly ¶ In the moneth of Iuly kepe the from Lecherye for than thy brayne and thy humoures ben alwaye open And blede not in this monthe but yf thou haue great nede And than beware alwaye that thou blede not vpon thr .xiii. daye ne on the .xv. day ne on the .xix. daye ne on the xxii daye for it is very daungerous ¶ August ¶ In the moneth of August eate no maner of wortes nor of no maner of hote meates nor drynkes of spycerye nor blede not on the fyrst day ne on the .xx. day ne on the .xxix. day ne on the .xxx. daye The other dayes thou mayst blede for great nede yf the sygne be good for blode lettynge but not els and thou loue thy selfe in good healthe ¶ Septembre ¶ In the moneth of Septembre al maner fruyte that is rype and not infected is good for to eate And bled on the .xvii. day or on the .xxvii. daye of the dropsy frense and palsye ne of the fallynge euyll drede the not of all the yeare And yf thou haue nede to blede more Beware that thou blede not on the .iii. day ne on the .iiii. daye ne on the .xvi. daye ne on the .xxi. daye ne on the .xxii. daye ¶ Octobre ¶ In the moneth of Octobre drynke good holsome wyne and blede not but that great nede make the and loke that the sygne be very good But yet beware that thou blede not on the .iii. day ne on the .vi. day ne on the .xvi. day ne on the .xxiiii. daye thou wylt do well ¶ Nouembre ¶ In the moneth of Nouembre blede not but for nede for all thy blode is gadred that tyme vpon thy heed vayne Bathe thē not but vent the a lytell of grasynge for than ben all thyne humours ouer quycke for to blede and yf case be that thou haue great nede for to blede beware of the .v. day the .vi. day the .xv. day the .xix daye and the .xxviii. daye and the .xxix. daye ¶ Decembre ¶ In the monthe of Decembre blede not but yf thou haue great nede for the case And blede than on the .xxvi. daye for it is ryght good And in case thou haue more nede for to blede beware of the .vii. daye the .xv. daye and of the .xvi. daye of the .xvii. daye and of the .xxii. daye and in this monthe come nyghe no fyre with thy shankes ¶ Thus endeth these .xii. Monthes ¶ For to vnderstande know the yeres that shall be plentuous and in great habundaunce of goodes ¶ In die dominica That is Sondaye IN the yeare that Ianyuere shall entre on the Sondaye the wynter shall be colde and moyste and the Sommer shal be hote and the tyme of Haruest shall be wyndy and rayny with great habundaūce of corne of wynes and of other graynes and of all Gardayne fruyte and herbes There shall be lytell Oyle habundaūce shal be of all maner of flesshe some great newes shall men here spoken of Kynges of Prelates of the churche and other erthly prynces great warres and robboryes shall be made and many yonge people shall dye ¶ In die Lune that is Monday ¶ In the yeare that Ianyuere shall entre on the Mondaye the wynter shal be peasyble ynoughe and the somer shall be very temperate Than shall be great flodes of waters that shall breke out of theyr lymyttes and bondes and many shyppes vpon the see shall perysshe in that yeare shall raygne dyuers syckenesses chaunges of great lordes shal be made many women shall perysshe in trauaylynge with chylde many great lordes shall dye That yeare shall be lytell grasse and mustarde sede but there shal be plentie of corne and wynes and good chepe of flesshe and but lytell oyle ¶ In die Martis that is Tuesdaye ¶ In the yeare that Ianyuere shall enter on the Tuesdaye the wynter shall be chaūgeable and not stedfast for in the Prymetyme of trueth it shall freese and that shall hurte sore the Rye the Vynes and the flowres the Sōmer shall be drye hote burnynge in so moche that the herbes of the gardynes shall haue no power to come out of the grounde All thynges shall be deare saue onely corne many men shall dye of the blody flyxe There shall be no tydynges of thondres lyghtnynges tempestes but all flesshe shal be deare many wynes shall tourne ¶ In dei Marcurij that is wednesdaye ¶ In the yeare that Ianyuere shall entre on the wednesdaye the wynter shall be temperate but in the ende there shall be snowes and froste The prymetyme shall be raynye great habundaunce of all cornes of wynes of fruytes of haye of grasse and generally of all good thynges The sōmer shall be a lytell clowdy by the whiche therof shall come great syckenesses pore labourers as hande craftes and artyfycers shall gayne meately well this yeare Many thenes shal be by whom the meane people shall before pylled and discomforted great waters battayll and slaughters shall be towardes the myddes of the yeare by the whiche shall come great goodes to some men In the ende of the yeare there shall be dyuers pestylences botches and fallynge euylles and in especyall next the see ¶ In die Iouis that is Thursdaye ¶ In the yeare that Ianyuere shall entre on the Thursdaye the wynter shall be longe and moste parte drye and this yeare shal be very holsome The prymetyme shal be very wyndy the sōmer shal be good and temperat and Haruest shall be most parte rayny by the whiche the waters shall sore breke out of theyr bondes The wheete wynes shall be good chepe there shall be of otes of haye of grasse and of fruytes cōpetently ynoughe great warre and dyuysyon shall be betwene the Churche and the kynges the prynces and in the ende the prynces shall haue victoryes of theyr enterpryses women shall set them selfe moche to lechery the people shall be well eased of taxes and talleges ¶ In die Veneris that is Frydaye ¶ In the yeare that Ianyuere shall entre on the Frydaye the wynter shal be longe and drye And the sōmer vnholsome Haruest shal be dry all corne shal be deere the vyntage shal be good ynough and habundaunce of oyle of fruyte of haye of grasse and of all gradayne herbes The worlde shal be sore persecuted with dyuers syckenesses as of sore iyes and of all etyckes many yonge chyldren shall dye Great thondres lyghtnynges and tempestes shall be that shall greue sore all the grounde There shall be earth quakes and good chepe clothe poore people shal gayne lytell or no thyng many beestes shall dye for hunger for the dyuersyte and maladye of the tyme. ¶ In die Sabbati that is Saterdaye ¶ In the yeare that Ianyuere shall enter on the Saterdaye the wynter shall be temperate suffycyentlye And in the Prymetyme shall be frostes the whiche shall dystroye the Ryes the vynes the oyles and the fruytes The sōmer shall be meately temperate the Haruest tyme shall be drye the otes other corne shal be good chepe all gardayne herbes shall be good chepe ynoughe and flesshe shal be good chepe many olde people shall dye feuers tercyans shall greue sore the worlde that shall be sycke throughe euyll heete And many murmuracyons warre and murthers shall be done by the one agaynst the other neyghboures agaynst neyghboures and many other cases shall be often cōmytted and done ☞ ⧠⧠⧠¶ Finis ¶ Thus endeth the Pronostycacyon ☞ for euer ☜ ¶ Imprynted by me Robert Wyer For Richarde Bankes Cum priuilegio Ad imprimendum solum