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A88617	Panzooryktologia. Sive Panzoologicomineralogia. Or A compleat history of animals and minerals, containing the summe of all authors, both ancient and modern, Galenicall and chymicall, touching animals, viz. beasts, birds, fishes, serpents, insects, and man, as to their place, meat, name, temperature, vertues, use in meat and medicine, description, kinds, generation, sympathie, antipathie, diseases, cures, hurts, and remedies &c. With the anatomy of man, his diseases, with their definitions, causes, signes, cures, remedies: and use of the London dispensatory, with the doses and formes of all kinds of remedies: as also a history of minerals, viz. earths, mettals, semimettals, their naturall and artificiall excrements, salts, sulphurs, and stones, with their place, matter, names, kinds, temperature, vertues, use, choice, dose, danger, and antidotes. Also an [brace] introduction to zoography and mineralogy. Index of Latine names, with their English names. Universall index of the use and vertues. / By Robert Lovell. St. C.C. Oxon. philotheologiatronomos.	Lovell, Robert, 1630?-1690.	1661 (1661)	Wing L3245_pt2; Wing L3246; Thomason E1810_1; Thomason E1811_1; ESTC R30507	298,085	412

affections of the lungs it helpeth the phthisick difficulty of breathing asthma pleuresie and peripneumonie c. to be short it cureth very many dangerous diseases the D. is g. 3. to 6 or more Querc in Tetr The tincture of the Mercurie of antimonie with sol antidotus 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 Querc is extraordinarie good against the plague leprosie morphew c. the D. is 3. 4. or 5 drops in treacle water Basil in C. triumph The magisteriate tincture hath the vertues of ☉ Basil Poter in Pharmac The infusion of crude antimonie purgeth both upwards and downwards Hartm in Croll The infusion of the glasse of antimonie is emetick with good effect especially in those diseases that are cured by vomiting as coughs pleuresies quinsies want of appetite belchings and many other of the first region the D. is scrup 1. to scrup v. some also take a piece of the vitrum q. drach ij to unc sem without poudering and steep it in some beer or wine certaine houres according as they desire it more or lesse strong and so straine and use it it is also to be admired in the infusion thereof that the emetick vertue is not exhausted but it may be infused almost in infinitum and that scarce any of the strength or very little thereof will be lost as also that the same if it be at all weakened by new fusion doth recover its former vertue The infusion of crocus metallorum or aqua benedicta Querc is given to unc sem or more and is thus made ♃ croc metal Ungar unc 1. Aq. card b. lib. ij vel 3. cinam unc sem steep it two or three daies then strain it and keep it for use That of Rulandus is given from unc sem to unc ij or use this Take of crocus metallorum either the common or that of Hartm from gr 3. to x. of sack malmesey hydromel beere or any other convenient liquor from unc sem to ij steep it if necessity require boile it and straine it through a paper both these aq benedictae are usefull in the head-ach caused by the foulenesse of the stomach which is often so as also in the epilepsie pleurisie hypochondriack melancholy feavers plague gout and coagulation of the bloud c. in all which they are to be given with an appropriate liquour besides it 's excellent good to give them in clysters for the collic●● sc drach sem or drach 1. being boiled in some convenient water or wine and the colature mixed with broth or the decoction of mollifying simples Thold in Halogr Horst The salt of antimonie is equall in vertue to that of Sol cleanseth the bloud purgeth the body from all excrements cures the french pocks gout and feavers breaketh apostumes and outwardly cleanseth malignant ulcers the D. is gr 4. Basil So the spirit of the crystals and breaks the stone Agric. The crystals open obstructions arising from a viscous and tartareous mucilage and purge downwards therefore are of chiefe use in the hypochondriack melancholy pleurisie and tertian fever c. the D. is gr 4. or 5. Note antimonie is called by the Barbareans Antistini Alcosol Othi enigmatically Lupus consuming all mettals except Sol. Proteus shewing all colours by the help of vulcaine Radix metallorum being their minerall or lying neere them Saturnus philosophorum for its devouring and being something of his nature and the Philosophers stone being thence made and for the same reason it 's called Magnesia Saturni C. the best is the Hungarian and Transilvanian having the purest sulphur and being endowed with the minerall of Gold and is found having more shining and long streaks with an obscure rednesse which sheweth its goodnesse by reason of the abundance of brimstone of which Paracelsus makes mention under the title of rubens leo and Basil the monke in Curr triumph by the name of orientall and this is most fit for the elaboration of medicines it may be known also by its red line being drawn upon a sad coloured paper smoothed with a boares tooth Caes waters running by antimonie harden the nerves contract and fill them with phlegme Fallop The oile or bloud of antimonie is good against eating and malignant ulcers The substance helpeth diseases of the eyes and stoppeth bloud issuing from the membrans of the braine by a wound it hath some sharp and sulphureous parts it is used by women as a fucus for the eyes dilating them The aether helps all externall ulcers So Cardan Erast it doth also participate of quicksilver tending upwards working so quickly and violently and purging forth both by vomit and stoole so many so thick so various and tough humours it serveth also to purge mettals especially gold it destroying the rest Grevin it partaketh of a plumbeous nature it s the matter thereof and hath its faculties being a forth kind of lead It is used by b●lfou●de●s to help the sound of bells a little thereof being added to the mettal also it causeth it to meet sooner Agric. being found in veines it is a signe of silver Plin. Stibium helps fluxes of the eyes and exulcerations with frankincense as also bloud flowing from the bra●ne it helps green wounds and old bitings of dogs the powder being strewed thereon as also burning with fire with fat litharge ceruse and wax it is also mixed with plaisters and collyries Diosc it 's of the nature of burned lead Fernel it doth not corrode but helps creeping ulcers being used with oile of roses myrrhe mastick omphacine or meline Fallop it helps bleared eyes and fluxes and is a platyophthalmon Aldrovand it helps putrid ulcers long feavers the asthma melancholy paines of the belly and many other dangerous diseases of the body Note H. it 's not to be used in children women great with child effeminate men as those that have a narrow breast or vomit with difficulty and are subject to fainting Caes or to those that are slender or leane or troubled with the mouth of the stomach or wringings in the belly or guts In others it is to be used in diseases that have their seat in the stomach intestines mesentery and first passages only its vertues not passing beyond the liver therefore it s counted excellent against the hypochondriacall melancholy and long feavers which arise from great obstructions and thick and cold humours as also against many other chronicall and dangerous diseases arising from phlegme melancholy or both mixed together being used twice or thrice or oftner intermitting some dayes after preparation of the body As for the D. of stibium it is diverse according to the diversity of strength temperaments habit age diseases and times of the yeare therefore to those that are strong and in inveterate diseases gr 6. may be given in substance and 3 to the weak and 4 to those of indifferent strength adding alwaies sugar of roses and a little mastick or some other thing or it may be infused in malago wine some water or cordiall decoction with some thing

blow being drunk in broth Veget. The fume helps against pestilent diseases so Myrepsus useth them with other things Turnebus useth them as a psilothron with scolopenders nettles and nitre Rond With restharrow it helps the rupture of the peritonaeum so Jonst As for the description they voide their excrements by their mouth and have a hard skinne they wander about the Sea as the polypus and they presently digest their meat being of a fiery nature Silk-worme Bombax P. They are in the Indies and other places M. Of mylberry and elme leaves N. 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 Vermis laniferus Schrod Ser. Silk-worme Aldrov T. They feed birds fatt and make fields fertile the German souldiers did sometimes frie and eate them The silk is temperate and strengthneth the heart therefore it 's used in the diamoschum confection of alchermes and cordial powders when crude Serap It 's to be cutt into small parts with a paire of scizers then tosted at the fire Hal. Or it s to be baked in an oven Vincent If burnt it mundifieth wounds strengthneth and and cleanseth the teeth with salt in wounds of the head applied to the dura mater it strengthens the braine and preventeth putrefaction especialy the dyed Schrod Silk-wormes dried powdered and put on the crown of the head help the vertigo and convulsion in garments its hot and dry in the first degree and strengthens all the spirits That died with Kermes stopps bleeding dryeth wounds and is used to the erysipelas Snaile Cochlea P. They are to be had almost every where M. They feed upon fruits and herbs c. N. 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 Gall. Limacon It. Limago Limax Snailes Schrod T. Coole incrassate consolidate lenify and agree to the nerves and lungs V. Therefore they are often used inwardly against the cough phthisick spitting of bloud and other affections of the lungs also against heate of the liver and collick paines Used outwardly they ripen and break the anthrax Applied alone or with the gall of a Bull they consolidate wounds especially of the nerves they cure ulcers chiefely of the leggs They ease podagrick inflammations the belly of the hydropical they make the hernious hydrocele to fall applied to the forehead they help the hemorrhage Their spume helps fistula's Their shells powdered help the stone and dry and consolidate clefts in the hands Their fatt swimming on broth when cold helps rednesse of the eyes and paines and applied to the forehead with the white of an egge it stopps defluxions to the eyes Their salivous mucus which they vomit out when pricked is emplastick therefore it gleweth and intercepts defluxions to the eyes in frontalls Their water distilled in May or October helps such as are atrophick it strengthning the liver used outwardly it serves as a fucus for the face Their ashes dry incrassat and help chaps and roughnesse S. Closs Their liquour with salt helps paines of the gout and helps warts after scarrification The best are those that live in open places Spanish-flies Cantharides P. They live in Italy Germany and other places M. Of ashes roses wild olives corne c. N. 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 Musca Hispanica Gall. Cantharide Hisp Cubillo Spanish-flies Aldrov T. They have a caustick and burning faculty hot and dry in the fourth degree V. Used inwardly to provoke urine gr 3. or 4. may suffice with such remedies as may correct their poyson and outwardly with such things as may mitigate their acrimony H. They are not to be given to those that have incurable diseases or a scirrhus of the bowels Those that are hot beare the use of them worse than those that are cold and the weake than the strong Some cast away the feet and head others the head and body Hippocrates rejected the head feet and wings using them in a potion against the dropsy sc 3. in water but Galen used them whole some count their wings alexitery If taken whole they draw out heate ulcerate and corrode They are used to maturate and open ulcers Their powder with Goats bloud or mastick taken in wine helps swellings of the body used fasting Diosc And the dropsy so applied also Their powder made by adustion with the gumme of cherry trees to make it more wholsome is used in diuretick electuaries and apozems Applied to the arme and shoulders they strongly provoke urine Plin. Applied to tetters with the juyce of grapes of the wild vine and fatt of a sheep or Goat they cure the same Applied with tarre they help the alopecia the skinn being prepared with nitre and they not being suffered to ulcerate deepe applying the heads of Mice with their galls and dung with hellebore and pepper Galen also useth them in his fifth booke de comp med secundum loc for the same purpose and the leprosy Plin. Used with the wild vine they help warts and draw out things fixed in the body with barley meale Gal. Used in cerots and plaisters they draw off scabbed nailes Plin. They help the gout They are now used in phoenigms in like diseases and paines of the joynts and humours sticking in parts which cannot be resolved by emollients attenuants discutients or attrahents being finely beaten and applied or made into a cerot Or one part thereof with three of stamped mustard-seed and six of the pulp of figgs and sharp leven Blisters also may be drawn with black sope and common salt an made into a plaister which being opened and some fart or lenient remedy applied the exulceration will not be dryed till all the humour is drawn out of the part affected thus may humours be drawn out that are deeply setled in the body and great paines eased They also helpe white pustuls of the face applied with vineger the itch wild scabb and running sores also cancers boiled with oile to the thicknesse of honey it then mollifying ripening and opening ulcers Hippocrates used them to eate flesh in ulcers They provoke urine and the menses therefore he used them in many diseases of Women that arised from obstructions as to open the womb cause conception in the strangling of the womb paines mother secundine and other inward griefes as the jaundice c. l. de nat Mul. de steril de morb mul. de intern aff Gal. Stamped and drunk with the root of the white vine they kill worms Matth. Taken they help bitings of a mad Dogg Mizaldus saith that wrapped up in spiders webbs and worne they help quartans Ruel They cause venery and drunk they help against the Salamander Bapt. Port. Three or foure drunk help those that are bitten by the Phalangium They help cornes in the feet Their harmes may be seen in Parey l. 20. c. 28. C. The best are those that have luteous lines in their wings Fatt little broad and pilous Found amongst corne They may be killed by drowning in vineger and then kept in a pot They serve as meate to Vipers Schrod They are corrosive and therefore they are used in vesicatory

children when young is good against the collick Mummy resolveth coagulated bloud drach 2. being taken purgeth the head helps prickings of the spleen the cough inflation of the body obstructions of the menses and other uterine affections used outwardly it consolidateth wounds The Arabian is a thick substance sweating out of dead bodies embalmed with aloes myrrhe and balsame the Aegyptian with pisasphalt the factitious kind of which is made of bitumen mixed with pitch which some sell in steed of mummy Some make it of dead bodies torrified by the sun under sand That of the later use is made of the dead body of a red man having thinner bloud better flesh whole fresh unspotted of 24. yeares old dying by a violent death and not by a disease the musculous parts being cut in pieces and strewed with myrrhe and a little aloes afterwards macerating it in the spirit of wine after hanging it up 6. or 10. houres and doing the like againe leaving the pieces at length to dry in a dry aire and shadowy place then will it be like flesh hardned in the smoke without stinking so Crol but the best is the first and last The tincture or extract of mummy of Quercetane is alexipharmick and much resisteth putrefaction also it helps diseases of the breasts the asthma and phthisis c. The remaining feces are anodyne The tincture or extract of Crollius helps poysons and contagions it helps the pestilence as a prophylactick scrup 1. and drach 1. or 1. sem for curation against poysons it may be taken with the oile of sweet almonds to cause vomiting Tentz. in med diastat The alcolisate tincture or elyxir of mumy is excellent against the plague c. Querc Spagir mumiated oile olive hath all the properties of natural balsame and helps poysonsom and pestilential affections Querc The tincture or exalted oile of mumy is counted of such a vivifiek quality that there is no particle into which it doth not penetrate no ulcer nor corruption which it doth not cure gr 4. or 5. being taken with a convenient decoction twice in a day for a certaine time The aqua divina is of a very magnetick vertue The skinn worn about the belly helps difficult parturition and hysterical affections also blastings and contractions of the joynts gloves thereof being worne The fatt strengthens discusseth easeth paine helps contractions and the hardnesse of cicatrices and fills holes after the small pox Used with spirit of vitriol it 's very penetrating Mans bones dry discusse bind and stop all fluxes therefore they are profitable in catarrhs fluxes of the menses dysenteries lienteries and ease paines of the joynts some use them with purgers Hartman saith that the teeth of dead men pulled out and often applied bring out rotten teeth of the truth of which may be suspected The oile of the bones by distillation discusseth and is anodyne so an excellent antipodagrick remedy The marrow of the bones helps contracted members The scull helps diseases of the head sc the epilepsy and is used in many antepileptick compositions Especially the os triquetrum of the temples The D. of the magistery of the cranium is scrup 1. or drach sem Brendel The compounded magistery or essentificated spirit thereof is antepileptick and exceedeth ordinary remedies therein The D. of the oile is gr 4. to 6. The extract or tincture of the cranium being digested and perfectly depurated is excellent against the epilepsy The D. is scrup sem to scrup 1. with its own distilled water So Querc Pharm Rest The extract or Galreda of Theophrastus is used in the quantity of g. 5. or 6. every day The Moss growing upon the scull that is exposed to the aire is very astringent and of great use in hemorrhages sc of the nostrils being put in some say it doth the like held in the hand that also is very binding that groweth upon other bones It 's used in the weapon salve The spirit of mans braine called aqua aurea is an excellent antepileptick the D. is scrup 1. to scrup 4. so Hartm in Pract or that of the Elke so the oile and mightily comforts the braine The extract of Mans gall with the spirit of wine dropped into the eare mightily helps deasenesse The heart dried and taken helps the epilepsy Thus of the medicinal use of the several parts of man's body As for his description it may be seen in the several Bookes of Anatomy the Summe of which is as followeth I. Herein may be considered the general external division of the whole body sc into venters limbs The venters are the inferiour or abdomen the midle or thorax or the supreame which is the head and 1. This is externaly divided into that part which is hairy called the scull the parts of which are the crown hinderpart forepart and the temples Or that which is without haire which is the face the parts of which are the forehead with its wrinkles the eyebrows with their glabella the nose with its ridg nostrils pillar wings globe and vibrissi the eyes with their lids greater and lesser angles cavity and subcavity hall iris with its colours black gray yellow and white cheekes with the upper jaw lipps mouth teeth incisors canine or molar with their gumms and alveols chin with its haire eares with their aurickle its superiour and inferiour part helix and anthelix cavity two eminencies and auditory passage together with the neck with its anterior part containing the node and throat and hinder part with the shoulders and armpits 2. The external parts of the thorax which is the midle venter with its anterior part the breast sternon duggs niples areol and posterior which is the back shoulderblades and spine and the sides with their intercostals 3. The External parts of the lower venter or belly with its anteriour part containing the supreme region midle or umbilical and inferiour with the ilia and pu●es with the site of the pares and posteriour with the loines buttocks and fissure 4. The external parts serving to generation sc in Man the scrotum fistulary nerve glans prepuce frenum and urethra in woman the lips of the matrice great fissure nymphs clitoris external bone of the womb myrtle-like caruncles and hymen As for the limbs may be considered 5. The parts contained in the hand with the shoulders elbow lines eminences carpus metacarpus fingers sc the thumb little finger index midle and anulary with their nodes and nailes 6. The parts contained in the foot with the thigh femen hip perinaeum shank calf knee rotule hamme ankles heele fleshy parts and toes 7. The figure and bignesse of the body with the difference according to age sex countries of which the Danes and Germans are great but the English Scotts French and Spaniards are short for the most part the Italians and Grecians of a midle stature and the Venetians tall and lastly according to diseases 8. The figure and bignesse of the head which ought

to be spherical but longish with a little depression about the temples and having foure equal lines The first of which is the line of the face reaching from the bottome of the chin to the top of the forehead the second is that of the hinder part of the head from the crown to the first vertebra of the neck the third is that of the forehead going from one of the temples to the other the fourth is from the bottome of the eare in which place are the mamillary processes reaching to the higher part of the sinciput Which lines if not equal there is not a just and natural constitution the head otherwise being long short broad acuminate or round for if of these lines that which belongeth to the face be longest the head is said to be long if shorter it 's said to be so also If the line of the forehead be longer the head will be broad If that of the hinder part it will be acuminate But if all are equal it will be round and natural if all are unequal or some of them and most there will arise thence that forme of the head which is called phoxos and these formes are caused by reason of the countries diet or other accidents sc by binding compression and many other wayes by the nurse in infancy and therefore they are carefully to be made choice of sc those of understanding that know what deformities may be occasioned by ligature and swathing as also such as are robust and healthy their milk otherwise communicating a morbose quality to the infant And they differ according to countries the Muscovites are flat theirs of Antwerp round and of Brussels The Genuense and Belgick high and acuminated by reason of tying and the Germans broad lying upon the back as also according to diet which if thin makes it longer The neck ought to be of answerable longitude latitude and circumference if proportionable sc In longitude in the anteriour part from the chin to the jugulum foure inches In the posteriour part from the bottome of the occiput to the first vertebra of the breast three but the lateral parts from the bottome of the eare to the top of the shoulder seven inches the diameter foure inches and the circumference a foot And those that have a strong neck are also robust and as are the vertebra's of the neck so are those of the thorax loines and os sacrum so that if they are great all the rest of the bones are so also except there be somewhat monstrose so that the rest of the parts follow the proportion of the head and neck if proportionable 9. The figure and magnitude of the thorax which should be oval and not too much straightned in children it occasioning consumptions and distillations c. As for the duggs they should be meane but those that have little are usually sterile niples red for if pale the womb is amisse 10. The proportion of the lower belly which should have the navil for its cēter with the cause of mutatiō of proportion note if great its bad in Women hindring conception if little it sheweth wisdome if hollow envy if round sobriety if long voracity sloth if prominent sleepe and stupidity and if the navil sticketh out salacity The pudends also are to be observed in their proportion that the probability of sterility and foecundity may appeare therefore in men that are adult when distended it is 6. inches in longitude and 4. in periphery if of greatest proportion it doth more distend and is least apt for venery if lesser it s more foecund strong drawing forth the feminine sperme by titillation the longest causeth suffocation by relaxing the ligaments and so is not so fit where prolification is intended except the correlate sex be answerable In women the proportion may be conjectured from the mouth lips eyes duggs and chinn which if lesser promise greater delectation therefore bands use art and astringent pessaries for that purpose but parturition then is difficult more dangerous But if the Wemen are thick and fatt having great duggs and large bellies their pudends also are large but otherwise if the duggs mouth and lipps are little and chin sharp 11. The natural proportion of the joynts as the hands and feet which ought to be equal and those that have them long have usually a laxe body and therefore purging physick is carefully to be administed unto them II. The bones are to be considered 1. As to their nature use and differences according to temperament figure meatus superficies magnitude number site sense and time of generation and as to its definition it is a simple part of the body the most hard and dry of all made for the strength of other parts 2. The parts of bones As the epiphysis or appendix apophysis or processe acute or spherical with their cavities profund or superficial 3. Their structure conjunction by coalescency as by symphysis without a medium or with it by synchondrosis syssarcosis syndesmosis syntenosis and synymensis or by articulation as by diarthrosis with enarthrosis arthrodia and ginglimus synarthrosis by future harmony gomphosis or neither by enarthrosis arthrodia ginglimus together with the ligament and articular humour 4. Their nourishment by bloud 5. The principle and original sc the back bone 6. Their division and number sc of the scull 24. in those that are adult of which some are proper as that of the forehead two of the forepart one in the hinderpart and three in each care sc mallius incus and stapes the common are the cuneiforme spongious The jaws sc the upper besides these two hath six that are propper on each side the lower hath but one but teeth in both sc sixteen of which foure are incisory two canine and ten molar in the adult The breast as to its anterior part hath two clavicles and the os pectoris the lateral have twelve ribbs on each side the posterior part hath two shoulders and twelve vertebra's to which the neck is joyned having seven and the os hyoides which for the most part hath eleven bones The lower belly in the forepart hath the two ossa pubis at the sides ossa ilium and coxendicis behind towards the reines five vertebra's six bones of the os sacrum and foure of the coccyx The limbs are divided into the hands and feet and the hand into the shoulder cubit and extremity the shoulder hath but one bone the cubit two sc the radius and ulna and the hand it selfe the carpus metacarpus and fingers the first of which hath eight bones in double order the 2d foure the fingers three so 15. in all The foot is divided into foemur having one bone the tibia having two sc tibia and fibula and the foot extreme which hath tarsus having seven metatarsus five and toes 14. hereto belong the twelve sesamoids patella In briefe the head hath 59. The thorax 61. The lower

the right and its fundus in the middle the site of which if not naturall is by lying standing and sitting and repletion if preternaturall by wounds of the pancreas or sweet bread which changeth not its naturall place but is adnate to the fundus of the ventricle duodenum intestinum and vena portae and if swollen it presseth the side of the ventricle and hindereth concoction of the duodenum which ever also keepes its place and ariseth from the pylorus of the jejunum intestinum umbilical and ilium in the ilia if not natural by repletion retention of the breath and noise plenitude of the womb by sitting or standing running leaping riding and supine decubiture if preternaturall by flatulent distensions laxation of the mesentery the dropsie hernia and volvulus of the caecum in the right ilium and scarce naturally changeth its place and preternaturall by falling down of the colon in the right ilium lying upon the right kidney if not naturall by fulnesse of the stomach emptinesse walking and sitting and gravidity if preternaturall in the collick of the omentum under the peritonaeum immediately in the forepart if not naturall by repletion inanition sitting running riding lying and fatnesse and so in women it pressing the womb hindereth conception if preternaturall by flatulency and wounds of the bladder in the cavity of the hypogastrium if not naturall by repletion of the womb in the same cavity of the hypogastrium betwixt the bladder and rectum intestinum if not naturall in gravidity if preternaturall by obstructions and laxation of the ligaments 6. The omentum or kell as to its substance magnitude connexion two membranes originall and vessells sc veines arteries and nerves and three uses 7. The oesophagus or gullet with its originall and progresse substance veines arteries nerves glandules use and action 8. The ventricle with its figure situation magnitude connexion substance two orifices veines arteries nerves progresse of the vessells and action sc chylosis 9. The intestines as to their situation connexion beginning figure magnitude substance veines arteries nerves fat mucous substance number and differences by site magnitude vessells office and substance so some are slender sc the first called duodenum arising from the pylorus of 12. inches the second or jejunum under the colon with its veines arteries meatus biliarius and longitude sc twelve hands and three fingers the third or ilium under the navill and is twenty one hands in length others are thicker joyned to the ilium intestinum of which the first is called caecum and is ever empty in those that are well its end being shut the second is called the colon retarding the excrements and ariseth from the ilium and caecum with its longitude sc nine hands and cells ligament veines arteries nerves from the sixth conjugation so it s of exact sense and valve the third is called rectum or the straight gutt arising from the colon with its magnitude lesser than the colon in longitude one spann and its substance tunicles and veines also the action of the intestines sc coction digestion and expulsion 10. The mesentery joyning together the intestines with its division magnitude substance two membrans meseraick veines two arteries nerves glandules connexion rise sc from the ligaments of the vertebra's of the loins fatt and use sc to keep them from rupture 11. The pancreas which is the greatest glandule of three or foure fingers-long situated in the left part nigh the spleen having the stomach above and membranes of the peritoneum below in the midle the splenick veine left ramus of the caeliack artery nerves of the sixth paire tending to the ventricle and duodenum meatus biliarius which it holds up it hath also a thin membrane arising from the peritoneum in which it is suspended invested its use is to keepe the stomach when distended that it be not hurt by the hardnesse of the vertebra's and hinder rupture of the vessels as the other glandules and as some it 's excretory 12. The liver with its situation in the right hypochondriū connexion to the diaphragma with its convex part and to the mesentery with the other figure protuberances two sinus fissure magnitude number substance veines sc the propagines of the cava in the convex part and porta in the other arteries two nerves action sc to help the concoction of chyle attracted by the mesaraick veines from the intestines and brought to the roots of the porta into the hollow part 13. The gall situated in the hollow part of the liver with its connexion magnitude figure substance two veines two arteries nerve and dissimilar parts sc the bottome neck and meatus biliarii sc the cystick and hepatick and its use sc to attract choller cause incision stimulate and hinder putrefaction 14. The spleen situated in the left hypochondrium over against the liver but somewhat lower under the spurious ribbs with its number connexion sc in its upper part to the diaphragma in the lower to the external membrane of the left kidny in the flat part to the upper part of the omentum in the convex to the back also its magnitude figure superficies exteriour towards the ribbs cald gibbous and interiour and concavous towards the ventricle substance membrane colour veines from the splenick ramus arteries from the left ramus of the caeliack nerves from the ramus of the sixth paire action sc to help sanguification and concoct thick humours 15. The kidnies with their number sc two situated a little under the liver and spleen in the loines behind the intestines and ventricle and the left is highest and least also their connexion figure and exteriour parts sc the membrane external and internal fatt two glandules with their figure substance vessels and use ureters with their substance original progresse exteriour and interiour membrane insertion and magnitude veines sc two adepose and two emulgent with their valves two arteries and two nerves also their interiour parts with their colour substance insertion of the emulgents pelvis or infundibulum and tubuli of the ureters also the papilar caruncles with their action figure magnitude canaliculus and situation as for the use of the kidnies they are to draw seperate and transcolate whotever is serous and aqueous in the vessels both veines and arteries 16. The bladder which is situated outwardly sc in the hypogastrium in the cavity called the pelvis and its connexion in the inferiour part to the rectum intestinum to the os pubis in its superiour and navil in the fundus with its figure which is oval membrane sc the first common and second proper foramina sphincter muscle veines and hypogastrick arteries and nerves 17. The genitals in men and first the parts serving to the generation of sperm as the preparing vessels or veines and arteries so called with their original processe and insertion the parastates arising from the plexus of the preparing vessels lying upon the testicles with their insertion substance fibers and

with a fit diet heating and attenuating fermented bread with seed of fennel anise and cumin meat of good juyce rosemary and cinamon little sleep and much exercise 2. The paucity of the menses which is caused by the bloud expulsive faculty or passages it 's cured if from defect of bloud by analepticks if from thicknesse thereof by attenuants and inciders and purgation c. 3. dropping of the menses which is an eruption of menstrual blood by drops for more dayes or continually caused from externals feculent bloud or imbecility of the retentive faculty it 's cured by good diet evacuation if need and purgation if from imbecility by roborants dryers and binders c. 4. The excessive flowing of the menses which is caused by anastomosis diapedesis diaeresis or erosion tenuity of the bloud and laxity it 's cured if from the quantity of bloud by phlebotomy cupping-glasses ligatures frictions of the arms temperants evacuants water of plantain purslaine surup of dryed roses conserve of red roses bole and sealed earth norcoticks if need syrup of poppies triacle and the laudan opiat if by a serous humour by evacuants mechoacan rhubarb and china revulsives astringents and emplasticks if need stoppers of bloud syrup of purselane coral troches of sealed earth pessaries of astringent herbs the ointment comitissae injections of plantain and bole fumes of mastick and frankincense astringent cerots baths and fomentations astringent and roborant and myrtine syrup if a rupture by bole dragons bloud in pessaries if frō erosiō by cholagogons aversions revulsions glutinants plantain sealed earth cold diaphoenicon and fit diet cooling and astringent hordeats purselane rost flesh feet of living creatures rice fresh cheese quinces barley or chalybeated water 5. The difficulty of the menses which is a flux of the same with paine griefe and great symptomes caused by the vice of the veines or bloud it 's cured V. P. if from the thicknesse of the bloud by fomentations inunctions and attenuants syrup of five roots diet thin anodynes and laxants 6. The discolouring of the menses which is a declination of the same when they ought to be red to paleness whiteness greenness yellowness or blewness caused by the vice of the blood diet distemper of the parts or mixture of vitious humours it 's cured by evacuants preparants fit diet gentle attenuants if gross sudorificks pessaries fumes triacle mithridate and the decoction of angelica roots if the humours be cold 7. The anticipation of the menses which is caused by things external and internal it 's cured if from irritation of the faculty and plenty of blood by imminution thin diet exercise phlebotomy if from acrimony by temperants fit diet evacuants baths if from the retentive faculty weake and laxity of the vessels by corrigents and astringents if from evident causes it 's to be cured accordingly 8. The stopping of the menses too long which is caused by the paucity or thicknesse of the blood narrownesse of the passages imbecility of the expulsive faculty and torpidity of sense it 's cured if from paucity of blood by full diet and rest if thick and feculent by attenuants and inciders preparants evacuants scarrification friction cupping glasses pessaries if from stupidity of sense by things helping it and paralyticks c. according to the cause 9. The excretion of the menses by other parts which is caused by suppression thereof strength of the womb and vitious conformation it 's cured by venesection in the ankle cupping-glasses scarrification friction baths inunctions injections and pessaries c. 10. The whites or womans flux which is an excretion of an excrementitious humour inordinate out of the womb much differing from bloud caused and collected by the vice of the whole or some particular part it 's cured by evacuants averters good diet preparants if pituitous the decoction of guajacum and china drying and attenuating diet and diureticks if bilious by temperants subastringents succory and endive evacuation by rhubarb aggregative pills and those of rhubarb if melancholick by preparants and evacuants if serose by dryers heaters and hydragogons if from crudity of the stomach by heaters dryers and roborants after emeticks if from choller by refrigerants if from the vice of the womb and distemper by correctors and baths dryers and astringents bole spodium coral after purgation triacle and mithridate with conserve of roses extersive liquours the decoction of barley with rosate honey decoction of wormwood mints red roses and alum c. fumes of frankincense mastick and red roses meat of easy concoction and good juyce and drying abstaining from suppers drinking red wine frictions and moderate exercise 11. The gonorrhoea which is caused by the imbecility of the retentive faculty and laxity of the containing vessels c. as in that of men and it 's so cured and as the nocturnal polution if from the quantity of sperm it 's helped by the seed and leaves of willows if from debility of the retentive faculty by castoreum renal and lateral topicks baths sacculs of astringents using myrtine oile and mastick XXIII The symptomes of virgins and women after twelve years of age from the womb 1. The green sicknesse virgins disease white feaver pallid and amatory is a mutation of the natural colour in the face into that which is greenish and pale caused by the quantity of crude humours from suppression of the menses narrownesse of the vessels or obstruction it 's cured by preparants evacuants clysters venesection in the ankle calefacients attenuants inciders vomitories specificks according to the part affected emmenonagogicks conserve of marigold flowers chalybeats more grosse if in the ventrickle and more fine if the liver be obstructed with spleneticks if the spleen be stopped the syrup powder and wine thereof roots of vipers grasse bezoar roborants sudorificks hot baths corrigents meat of good juyce easy concoction heating with hyssope sage rosemary and cinamon bread with fennel and caraway seed strong beere exercise friction and moderate sleepe 2. The symptomes of the womb and other parts by consent with the brain heart liver stomach spleen duggs hence is caused the syncope suffocation aphony convulsion trembling cachexies hypochondriack melancholy noise and paine of the belly and hysterick passion which are cured according to the cause 3. The suffocation of the wombe which is a congeries of symptomes sometimes hurting the actions natural sometimes vital by periods joyned with a refrigeration of the whole body caused by a malignant vapour elevated from the womb it 's also called the strangulation of the womb and hysterick passion it 's cured in the paroxysme by supine decubiture solution of garments noise pulling of the haires of the pudend pinching the eares ligature and dolorifick friction revulsion by cupping glasses also using stinking things to the nostrils burnt feathers haire castor asa foetida galbanum the fume of horses lichens using odorats to the womb discutient clysters pessaries nascals discutients rue castor

general dropsy in the flesh betwixt flesh and skin timpany yellow jaundise obstruction of the liver weakenesse inflammation scirrhus and flux of it french-pox leprosy c. Spleneticks in the black-jaundise obstruction and scirrhus of the spleen paine of the sides hypochondriack melancholy and scurvy c. Nephriticks in difficulties of urine not beeing able to hold it inflammation of the reins urines heate running of the reins ulcers in the reins or bladder pissing of blood and corruption and stone in the reins or bladder c. Vterines in suppression of the moneths inordinacy of them flux inflammation scirrhus and ulcers of the womb difficulty of birth mola abortion barrennesse slipperinesse and falling of the womb filthy colour of women cachexy and dropsy of the womb raging of the womb melancholy and hysterick passion c. Arthriticks in all greifs of the joints hips hand-gout foot-gout and moveable-gout c. So the rest in hot or cold diseases Note Things hurtfull to the parts are to be avoided sc To the head sowfennel mandrake hemlock sowbread camells hay parsly flowers of Ivy saffron dates ripe olives nutts accornes juniper berries toadstools horary fruits seed of hemp slax coriander darnell bulbs frankincense storax livers milk wormwood hops vapors narcoticks and excesse To the eyes lettuce cresses cabbage nuts mushrooms pulses spices bulbs sassages milk gross meats winds fumes oiles sternutatories vomiting and too much light or darkness To the eares things far winds repulsives narcoticks and too cold things To the teeth things too hot or cold milk moist fruits fatts pulses vineger things sharp sweet narcoticks corrosives To the jawes things sharp and rancid too hot constipation of the belly long sleep repellers mercurials To the breast henbane hemlock mandrake horehound things sweet nutts nettles hot spices aperient roots if ill arsnick fumes dust things too cold dry astringent purging and fatt vomitories sternutatories and motion if affected To the heart poysons toadstooles narcoticks cold aire things too cold passions and phlebotomy To the stomack pot herbs meat salt too dry crude fat hot flatulent aromatick cold grosse purging and copious To the liver apples things too hot cold styptick sweet fat or aperient and hydrargyrats To the spleen things grosse flatulent astringent heating sweet and acid To the reins and bladder things too sharp salt pepered acute sweet cold actually and cooling of the feet To the womb things too cold moist foetid odorate sweet and astringent dry strong and chymical To the joynts things too strong cold hot salt sharp gross much motion and strong purgers DYNAMILOGIA PHARMACEUTICA Or The whole use of all simples and compounds contained in the London Dispensatory with the diseases cured by them in Alphabetical order together with the Doses and Formes of all kinds of remedies A. ABortion hindering Herb. Salvia tanacetum Lap. Aetites Elect. Phylonium persicum Vng Unguentum Comitissae Empl. Emplastrum ad Herniam Ache. Rad. Acanthi Herb. Nicotiana Sem. Sinapis Adeps anserina Flor. chamomillae Aq. gentianae compositae Ol. Hirundinum Vng laurinum commune Resumptivum dialthaea Empl. e cymino Stypticum See paine Adders sting See venimous beasts Adust humours Aq. fumariae Lupuli Elect. confectio hamech Pil. de fumaria After-birth Rad. aristolochiae peucedani Herb. aristolochia artemisia calamintha dictamnus creticus hippoglossum marrubium pulegium sabina thymum Flor. lavendulae pastinacae Resin myrrha An. castoreum Aq. pulegii Spir. castorii Aq. gentionae c. bryoniae c. vel hysterica D. Stephani Tinct castorii Pulv. diacalaminthe simplex Antid antidotum haemagogum Pil. Arabicae Troch hysterici Agues in the breast to cure Herb. carduncellus See inflammation Agues Rad. asari imperatoriae plantaginis Herb. argentina fumaria lupulus pentaphyllum An. testiculi galli Aq. cardui Syr. e coralliis c. de papavere erratico sive rubro Elect. diaprunum lenitivum catholicon e succo rosarum Pil. aggregativae de eupatorio de hiera cum agarico Troch de aniso diarhodon de lacca Vng resumptivum Ol. Chym. sulphuris salis vitrioli Almonds of the eares Herb. succisa ap Andicom See Fellon Appetite provoking Herb. acetosa apium betonica magistrantia mentha Fruct cerasa Aq. s absinthii menthae epithymi gentianae c. Syr. de absynthio de epithymo Rob. de berberis Elect. mithridatium Troch diacorallion Ol. menthae Vng mastichinum Ceratum stomachicum Gal. S. Anthonies fire Herb. barva Jovis helxine solanum Apostumes Herb. alsine scabiosa Aq. scabiosae Vng e nicotiana resumptivum Empl. e nostratibus Apoplexies Aq. cerasorum nig Imperialis bezoartica Matth. Elect theriaca Androm Asthma Herb. nicotiana Flor. malvae Aq. flor rorismarini tabaci Decoct pectorale Lohoch de pino Pulv. diamargariton frigidum Elect. theriaca Androm diaireos Salom. Troch bechici Vng de peto resumptivum Ol. Chym. terebinthinae Aq. imperialis mirabilis Troch aliptae moschatae B. BAck strengthning Herb. camphorata centinodium pulegium Pil. foetidae Ol. moschaeleum vulpinum Empl. nervinum Vng Comitissae Baldnesse Rad. arundinis Adeps ursi Aq. melissae composita Belly ach Herb. amaracus carduncellus vel senecio carduus benedictus caryophyllata geraneum calumbinum mentha aquatica Gum. tacamahaca Empl. e baccis lauri diaphoenicon See Bowels Belly loosening Herb. atriplex calendula fumaria Flor. violarum Fruct ficus virides passulae Syr. rosaceus solutivus Belching Herb. betonica acetum scilliticum Syr. de mentha Ox. scilliticum compositum Pulv. diaspoliticum Elect. hiera picra simplex Beauty causing Herb. lupulus Flor. fabarum Sem. nigellae Aq. fragorum Elect. diacrocuma hiera diacolocynthidos Troch agarici Ol. costinum Vng catapsoras citrinum Bees stinging Herb malva An. apes ap Vng e nicotiana Bleeding to stopp Rad. pentaphylli rhapontici spinae albae Herb. aparine bursa pastoris centinodium cauda equina lotus millefolium Flor. schoenanthi Marin succinum corallium rubrum Aq. symphyti Elect. phylonium persicum Troch ramich Bladder Rad. asparagi filipendulae paeoniae plantaginis Herb. bardana betonica ceterach chamaemelum geranium columbinum malva melilotus scordium verbena Fruct dactyli An. mel Aq. chamaemeli parietariae Syr. de althaea de portulaca Pulv. dialacca lithontribon Antid haemagogum mithridatium Elect. benedicta laxativa elescoph passulatum triphera major Troch de lacca de terra lemnia Ol. nymphaeae piperis Blacknesse and blewnesse Rad. poligonati Herb. bellis magistrantia Bloud cleansing Rad. cichorei Herb. absinthium Aq. cichorei sumariae nasturtii Bloud congealed Herb. benedicta caryophyllata chamaepytis hypropiper lotus magistrantia Vng basilicon minus Bloud Herb. acetosa lujula borrago buglossum portulaca Fruct fraga cassia fistula tamarindi Sem. cichorei lactucae cucurbitae citrulli cucumeris melonis portulacae endiviae Aq. lactucae portulacae nymphaeae florum viol acerosae cichorei endiviae sumariae cordialis frigida Saxoniae Syr. portulacae Bloody flux Rad. althaeae Herb. consolida rubra lingua cervina plantago Syr. de

or of buprestes biting in water or with laserwort against buls bloud drunk and may be used outwardly in pinings it helps the more remisse opisthotonos and luxations in cerots with bread it helps the resolution of the tongue C. the best is the red or white light and spongious Schrod T. some count it hot others cold V. it resists putrefaction and quenches thirst it incideth a tartarious fulnesse resolveth coagulated bloud and easeth paine which is chiefely attributed to the lapis prunellae it 's used commonly both inwardly and outwardly Inwardly it 's dissolved in liquours and chiefely in spring water drach 1. or drach 1. sem being added to a pint thereof and is so given in burning putrid feavers especially the Hungarick in the pleuresie peripneumonie stone of the reines and bladder and obstructions of the liver and mesaraeum if the belly be too loose or stomach weak the use thereof will not be so convenient Outwardly it 's commonly used in the inflammations of the jawes and quinsey being dissolved in gargarismes It 's to be applied with lint in anodyne and refrigerating topicks being dissolved in some appropriate liquour so in combustions the D. is the same with that of lapis prunellae which is of the same vertue or more effectuall scrup 4. being dissolved in a pint of water for to drink in feavers yet it a little weakens the stomach and some times causeth fluxes otherwise it may be taken from drach sem to drach 1. without hurt especially taken with sugar which mitigates its bitternesse so Senn. Inst Begu Querc Pharm rest and alexicc The other fixed nitre makes mettals malliable Wirtz the mineral saccharate chrystall is an arcanum in the haemorrhage of wounds The perlate nitre is an excellent cordiall and mitigates the heat in feavers The corallate nitre is of the same use with the former in feavers and restauration of the strength The saturnisate nitre helps the asthma the D. is g. 6. or 7. in some convenient water The chrystall of nitre or the fortified dragon of S. Closs expelleth tarrareous matter and provoketh sweat the stoole and urine the D. is scrup 1. in an appropriate water The Terra foliata of nitre S. Closs opens obstructions of the mesenterie and spleen and gently purgeth with the extract of rhubarb and Senne to increase their vertue the D. is drach sem with the aperitive rootes Langel The vitriolate nitre sweet salt Hols panacaea duplicata or duplicate arcanum hath been often tried in melancholick affections feavers continuall and intermitting the stone and scurvie c. also it provokes sleep especially in the melancholick the D. is scrup 1. or 2. it 's called arcanum duplicatum by Mynsicht The chalybeat cachectick salt hereof as also of that of Holsatia is excellent in the decay of appetite cachexie feavers nephritick passion catarrhes scurvie french pocks contractions palsey and wheresoever there is need of the emendation of bloud it povokes sleep and serveth for many other purposes therefore for the most part it doth this by insensible transpiration and sometimes by sweat without trouble in some it gently causeth vomit but seldome in others it gently openeth the belly the D. is g. 6. to scrup 1. in some appropriate liquour Langel The flowers of nitre are good in a tertian feaver or ague and other inquietudes The spirit of nitre represseth and quencheth the effervescencie of the spirit of the microcosmick salt by discussing and resolving the malignant crude nitrose and tartareous vapours it openeth the bowels infringeth preternaturall hea● and causeth sweat therefore it 's of excellent use in the collick pleurisie prunel and feavers especially the maligne the D. is scrup 1. to scrup ij c. it may be used both inwardly and outwardly sc in gargarismes c. in the collick it 's mixed q. an with the spirit of wine to make a mixture scrup ij or drach 1. which may be taken in a draught of spring water also it may be anointed on the navil with the oile of nutmeg and a little civet The bezoardick spirit is a fit menstruum for the solution and volatisation of Sol. The common aqua fortis dissolveth Luna and Venus The aqua regia stygia chrysulca Basilii dissolveth Gold and transports it selfe with it through the alembick So Basil ●● Clav. Tentzel The tincture of nitre is an excellent corroborative and diaphoretick remedie Caes Nitrous waters being drunk trouble the belly make women fruitfull and asswage tumours the baths thereof helpe the cache●ie by phlegme vices of the nerves catarrhes and have the same vertue as the salt but more effectuall yet they do not bind but cleanse therefore they help the skinne and scab also being dropped in they help purulent eares soundings thereof and discusse tumours Agric. Nitre dryeth digesteth and cleanseth its spume is stronger which is light soft and purplish Fallop Niter attenuateth cleanseth the womb and causeth sneezing Plin it causeth sweat being anointed with oile it helps ulcers applied with figs it helps cicatrices of the eyes and roughnesse of the cheeks with wine and pepper it helps the toothach kils nits and helps singings of the cares fellons venemous bitings paines of the belly Plin. it heateth extenuates bites chickens drieth and exulcerates and is usefull to evocate and discusse c. with green oile it stops sweating with dry iris with honey it cleareth the eyes if burned and used in a dentifrice it whitens the teeth with the earth of Samos and oile it killeth nits with wine it helps purulent eares and cleanseth them with vineger with fullers earth an and vineger it helps the vitiligines with rosin it helps fellons it helps the inflammations of the testicles and eruptions of phlegme in the whole body with axunge it helps the bitings of serpents phagedens and ulcers with lime and vineger drach 1. being decoct with rue anet or cumin and drunk discusseth the tormina anointed with oile and vineger it helps lassitude and it helps against honours rubbed on the hands or feet with oile taken with vineger it helps chollerick itch with hony and cows milk it helps ulcers in the face tosted till black and stamped it helps burnings it helps the paines of the belly reines and nerves with ptisan it helps shortnesse of breath and the cough with galbanum and turpentine with tarre in helps the quinsey taken the flower with cyprine oile helps paines of the joints drunk in wine it helps the jaundise and discusseth inflations the vapour taken in hot water helps bleeding at the nose with alum it helps the itch with water it helps the stinck of the arme-holes with wax it helps pituitous ulcers and the nerves it helps the collick taken with oile it helps the leprosie applied in baths it helps the podagrick and a trophy Gal burned it drieth and digesteth and taken is stronger than salt and betwixt it and aphronitrum Agric. which is strongest S. Hieron Nitre it sprinkled with vineger groweth hot and it crackles

Plin. it helps the running at the nose and distillations to the inferiour parts applied with water it helps the gout Gal. it 's hot and of thinne parts L Lithanthrax Lithanthrax P. The place is not much observed M. It is a kind of a terrene bitumen N. Carbo petrae carbo fossilis LIthanthrax Schrod T. V. it 's not as yet used in physick but it 's probable there may thence be drawn an oile to ripen ulcers and soften tumours It is a fossile kind of terrene bitumen stony friable and black it 's cald carbo because in diverse places in England and Germany it is used to nourish fire with all N. Naphth Naphtha P. It is to be found in Austagen of Parthia M Of a bituminous matter and fiery N. Medeae oleum 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 NAphtha Diosc T. V. it helps suffusions and spotts of the eyes it 's easily sired and leapeth therein though at a distance it 's a kind of bitumen all which discusse glew soften defend from inflammation and help the falling down and strangling of the womb being either smelled to applied or suffumigated the fume discovereth the falling sicknesse after the manner of the Agath-stone drunk with wine and castor it draweth the purgations of women it cureth the old cough and shortness of breath it helps the bitings of serpents and paines of the hipps and sides it 's given against the coeliack in pills drunk with vineger it discusseth congealed bloud melted with ptisan it 's injected against the dysentery the fumes help distillations applied it helps the tooth-ach dry it causeth the haire to curle being applied being heated and applied with barly meale nitre and wax it helps the gout paine of the joynts and lethargy pissasphalt doth the same that pitch and bitumen doe being mixed Maiol Naphtha being once inflamed burneth more when water is powred thereon but is quenched by dirt vineger or alume Aldrovand it extenuats penetrats digests dryeth and consumeth moisture so helps the palsey and joynts Diosc some call it the colamen of bitumen and it 's white in colour yet there is some that is black also diverse use petrolaeum in the steed thereof O. Oile of peter Petrolaeum P. It is to be had in diverse places of Insubria M. I'ts generated of the fat of the macrocosme N. Oleum petrae oleum saxeum Axungia macrocosmi Oile of peter Schrod T. it 's hot and dry of thinne parts digesting and resolving V. it 's good for the nerves and braine The spirit thereof helpeth ulcerated kibes or chilblaines and strengthneth the nerves being laid on with the spirit of wine the vernice is good to consolidate wounds neere unto this is the oile of the earth but more pleasant brought out of India which being applied to the running gout is a very good remedie Caes it 's very hot it consumeth all cold matter in any part of the body it helps the epilepsie palsey spasme of the nerves and joynts paines of the spleene reines bladder and cold distempers of the womb Aldrovand it 's thought to have all the faculties and properties of naphtha P. Parmaceti Sperma ceti P. It is to be had in Egypt at the river Nilus M. Of a kind of bitumen of sulphureous earth and salt N. 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 Ambra subalbida flos maris vel salis veterum Parmaceti Schrod T. it resolveth moistens and is anodyne V. therefore it 's commonly used in the resolution of coagulated bloud caused by fals or otherwise it appeaseth the pain of the collick and in the bellies of infants also it helps the cough and tartar of the lungs the D. is scr 1. to drach 2. some use it outwardly upon the cicatrices of the small pocks to fill them with flesh note also some give it to women after delivery to strengthen the laxate parts C. the best is the white sat wen and not unsavory c LITHOLOGIA Of Stones 1. Stones or jewels more pretious A. Achates Achates P. It is found in Achates a river of Sicilie and in Crete c. M. It 's of thinner juyce and like the Iasper N. 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 Passhachates Cerachates Sardochates Haemachates ACates Caes K. as the black coral like Indian and that of Crete T. V. Plin. it helps against the stinging of scorpions so Matth. Ru. Myl. as also the bitings of spiders Myl. it helps the bitings of serpents Ru. Albert. it resisteth pestiferous poyson Plin. Matth. Albert. Ru. the sight thereof helpeth the eyes and held in the mouth it quencheth thirst Plin. Matth. That of one colour causeth audacity Albert. Mag. Myl. being layed under the head it causeth variety of dreames Ru. it animates to overcome dangers Myl. the powder thereof drunk or applied helpeth the bitings of serpents being hung about the neck it maketh prudent Ru. Albert. and eloquent it refresheth the heart Albert. it strengthneth the body and causeth a good colour Plin. Isid Matth. the suffumigation thereof ceaseth tempests c. most of which as being phantasticall is here mentioned to shew the opinions of authors and the rest left to experience Amethist Amethystus P. In India Arabia Armenia Egypt c. M. It 's generated of the Corneol so Alcasar N. 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 Gemma Veneris Plin. Caes Amethist T. Alcas is of an attracting nature V. Arist applied to the navill it first draweth the vapours of wine unto it selfe and then discusseth them and therefore defendeth those that use it from drunkenness and surfeiting also it 's good against outward injuries and others say that it driveth away evill cogitations and whetteth the wit and that it causeth vigilance and amity it 's used for many other superstitious uses not worthy to be related so Rueus C. The best are the purple shining and sparkling Myl. it causeth quietness in him that useth it it resisteth poyson and is an amulet driveth vapours from the head and hindreth sleep it helps against raging and makes fruitfull B. Berill Berillus P. In India chiefly so Plin. Ru. Isid Myl. Solin c. M. Of grosse crystall of cold aire and water hardned N. 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 Heb. Joshpeh BErill Ru. K. as the common and golden Myl. it 's of a fortifying enlivening nature V. it helps against moistness of the eyes belchings shortness of breath and evils of the liver being infused in water some also say it's good against the danger by enemies that it prevents sloth causeth wit and is profitable for the conjugate all which may be left to every ones censure C. the best are those of the sea green colour next the golden coloured Albert. Mag. Alcas Ru. Myl. it maketh unconquerable Vieg Co●● à L●p if held it burneth the hand Albert. Alcas Ru. Myl. it helps defluctions to the throate Bezoarstone Bezoar P. In Persia India Peru out of the Capricerve M. Of poyson and a certaine herb of a crass terren matter N. Bezaar Belzaar Begaar Bezard Lapis ther. Bauh Bezoarstone Bauh

V. S. August Albert. being held hard in the hand it burneth it sc the Persick Diosc it purgeth away things hindering the eye sight also it softens and discusseth hardnesses Zanard it serveth to strike fire with C. the best is that which is like brasse Aldr. with the gumme of the pine tree it dissipats tumours and helps fellons it helps the morphew lentils and moistnesse of the skin with vineger it stops womens fluxes Cardan it lessens the spleen Flint Silex P. It is to be had and found almost every where M. It 's generated of earth and much sulphur N. 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 Lapis vivus Siliceus Caton Flint Schrod K. as the fusile hard white and diaphanous T. V. the common may be used inwardly to incide a tartareous mucilage dissolve the stone and open obstuctions outwardly it is often used in dentifrices The D. of the Salt thereof is from gr 6. to 20. Of the ●ile scrup 1. Caes waters flowing by flints and other stones caused by cold are for the most part too cold and crude and slowly descend being drunk G. Geodes Geodes P. It 's to be had in Misnia Saxonie so Weck M. Some count it a third species of Aetites N. 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 Lapis geodes Geodes Caes Diosc T. it bindeth and drieth V. it cleareth and removeth whatsoever offendeth the sight it being applied with water helpeth the inflammations of the dugs and genitals So Weck Galen Aldrovand Some also affirme that it preserveth the conception and accellerates the birth being of the matter of the Eagle stone and being found in a glutinous earth notwithstanding it is denied by many I. Irish-slat Hybernicus P. It 's brought out of Ireland and is much used M. It 's matter is not much observed N. Lapis hyberniae Lapis hybernicus JRish-slat T.V. it 's often used against bruises and after the travail in women in steed of sperma ceti called parmacity It 's much commended by some as very effectuall against quartam agues as for the way of taking it it may be in posset drink or some other convenient liquour Jewes-stone Judaicus P. It is to be had in Judea and Silesia M. Of a friable and striate matter N. 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 Arab. Hager alieudi Tecolithos Phenicites Syriacus Aet Jewes-stone Diosc T.V. The quantity of a cich pease being grated by a whetstone put into unc iiiij of warme water and drunk openeth the stoppages by the stone and breaketh the stone of the bladder yet as to this Galen saith it doth little but is very effectuall as to the other so Bras Caes Myl. Schrod Some distinguish the sex hereof and call the lesse females serving against the stone in the bladder and the greater males of which some are long and about the bignesse of the little finger serving to expell the stone of the reines and difficulty of urine Qu●rc ph R. the D. of the magistery is a few gr Caes waters flowing from it help the stone L. Lime-stone Calcarius P. It is found and had in diverse places in England M. It is almost like marble N. 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 Arab. Herach Nure Gall. Chaux LIme-stone Schrod T. is fiery biting burning and in progresse of time causeth crusts sc the quick V. being washed it dryeth without biting and is therefore good against troublesome ulcers sc the venereous as also against burnings and other sores that will not be easily cured The lie thereof serveth to wash putrid wounds withall and to make ophthalmick waters of The spirit is a great arcanum in wasting and eradicating the stone of whatsoever kind or in whatsoever place it be it is also used by apothecaries to dissolve crystall crabs eyes and the most hard stones so Kesl Basil in Rep. l. p. it fixeth minerall volatil spirits Caes waters flowing by lime stones do not a little corrode and dry yet without biting Aldrovand being mixed with vineger and oile of roses it cicatrizeth ulcers the powder with hogs grease rosin and honey helps the kings evill when washed it looseth its biting but yet dryeth and is used with oile and wax to cicatrize with vineger and oile of roses it cureth burnings when alive mixed with sope it 's used as a potentiall cauterie the water thereof helps fistula's cancers and rednesse of the eyes with raine water and armoniack salt Load-stone Magnes P. About Iron mines in Germany Italy and Norway M. Of all mixtures of stones with a metallick matter N. 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 Heracleus Herculeus Nauticus lapis Sideritis Load-stone Caes T. is attractive V. Port. Ru. it draweth out the iron of arrowes sticking in wounds Albert. Mag. Port. Ru. Myl. it being drunk draweth all humidity out of the body causing a dropsie Port. being applied to the head it helpeth all griefes thereof Myl. being drunk it looseneth the belly and thick humours also some think that being taken in a small quantity it preserveth youth Plin. Ru. it 's used in remedies for the eyes helping the watering thereof being burned and powdered it helps adustions Gal. it hath the vertue of the Haematite Diosc therefore some boile it and sell it for the same Schrod it bindeth and stoppeth thick and melancholick humours yet it 's seldome used Some make a plaister thereof burnt and wax and commend it mightily as helping the paine of the gout it may be corroborated being cemented with live lime and a gentle fire if often quenched in the solution or oile of Mars C. The best is that of the colour of iron Barth Ang. it 's hot and dry 30. Aldrov it helps the gonorrhaea in women applied it helps those that are wounded by poysonsome weapons it 's used in the weapon salve Lynx-stone Lyncis L. P. In Germany Borussia Pomerania and Helvetia M. It is generated of the Lynxes urine N. 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 Belemnites Dactylus Idaeus Lyncurius Lynx-stone Caes T. V. it helpeth the paine of the reines and cureth the jaundise Plin. it helps the stone Diosc drunk in water it helps the stomach and flux of the belly Schrod it helps against the stone as that of the Jewes cureth wounds and helpeth against the pleurisie some think that being drunk it helpeth against the night mare and fascinations as for the smell it is unpleasant some say it helps the travail in women M. Mans bladder-stone Humanus L. P. In the bladder of man sometimes in the reines M. Of a tartareous salt terrene and feculent matter N. 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 Ludus Lapis vesicae Arenulae MAns bladder-stone Schrod T. V. it is very good against the tartar in all parts of the body and to dissolve the greater stones expell them and to remove obstructions thence arising Hartm in pract Senn. Inst the D. of the essence is gr 5. to 12. every day in some convenient liquour Marble Marmor P. In Italy and Germany and other places M. Of a well concocted matter N. 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 Ophites

Crane goose quaile ringdove vulture mole Bee beetle eare-wig leech silk-worme Man Nitre vitriol Agath amber arsnick brimstone oile of Peter Corall jacinth pearle malachites loadstone Contraction or convulsion causing Goat panther Fork-fish Aspe salamander Antimony Contraction backwards or opisthotonos to help Beaver goat Black-bird kite nitre Corpulency to hinder see Leannesse to cause Cornes to remove Asse cow dog hart mule sheep sow Cock pigeon Smaris Salamander Pismire spanish flies wormes Cosmetical see Deformities to helpe Costivenes to help see Belly to loosen Coughs to help Asse cow elephant goat hare Cock crow eagle goose swallow Bee snail Man Antimony Nitre Atsnick brimstone naphth parmaceti Coughs causing or hurtfull to Lead Courses of women to provoke Beaver bul camel cow goat hart hyena musk-cat panther sheep sivet-cat sow Cock goose Cuttle poulp scorpion-fish Serpent Burn-cow leech spanish-flies Man Copper iron Antimonie Ammoniack vitriol Asphalt naphth Bezoarstone Courses to stop Cat goat hare kid mule sheep Cock turtle Frog Caterpiller Man Bole armoniack earth of Samos Iron Sinople Allume Coral jasper pearl blood-stone chrystal fierstone malachites Camphire Cramps to ease Sow Cheselippe Agath Jacinth Crudities causing Sow Cuts to heal Spider D. DAemoniack to help King-fisher Dandriffe to cleanse Asse bear bull calfe camel cow goat hart hee-goat mouse sheep sow goose Man Deadly Lion Dart dryine salamander Plaister talch Dead bodies to preserve Bee Chernites Deafnesse to help Asse beaver bear bull calfe cat cow dog goat hare heegoat horse lion musk-cat woolfe Cock crane goose heron Eele grailing Lizard Eare-wig flie moth pismire worme Man Ammoniack vitriol Brimstone Deafnesse causing Aspe Defluxions on the joints to stop Beaver dog elephant Cock Deformities to help Cow panther sheep Pigeon state Gold Talch Delivery see Childbirth Diamond to dissolve Hee-goat Diabetes see Urin to stop Diarrhoea Cow hee-goat Bole sealed-earth Iron Litharge see Flux Diaphoretick see Sweating to cause Die brün helping Cow horse sow Digestion easie of Bear calfe kid sow Cock heath-cock lark pheasant turkie turtle godwit robin-red-breast snite Anchovae barbel bream cooke-fish cockles cramp-fish dog-fish gudgin mackrell roche smelts sole umber whiting yard blacktaile codfish liver-fish loche millers-thumb minoes alphestes amia cannes faber julis nasus pigus scaras sparus scolopax salmerinus Digestion hard of Asse bear bull cow elephant fox goat hart hee-goat horse lion ram sow Black-bird cock coot cormorant crane duck eagle goose ostrich peacock ringdove sparrow stare stork swan puffins wood-pecker avis daie Carp crab cramp-fish crevisse curre cuttle dolphin dragon eele flounder guilt-head hornbeak keeling lamprey lobster mullet mussels oisters plaise porpaise poulp purple salmon scorpion-fish sheath fish shrimp skate sturgian tench thornback tunie whale harp-fish mole swallow-fish sword-fish sea-hawk thrush-fish albus corax catulus centrina caper chama glaucus hippurus murex musculus orphidion pagrus pinna sphyraena sarachus Zygaena Digestion and concoction to help Cormorant eagle ostrich swan vulture sea-mew ossifrage Pike orphus Leech Camphire Digesting Bear goat sheep cock duck goose Alanian-earth earth of Eretria fullers earth Copper Brimstone Dimnesse of sight to help Bear goat hee-goat Cock eagle hawk partridg pye vulture howlet osprey Carp dace pike Dragon Lizard viper Bee Vitriol Prasius Diseases from cold to cure Hare mouse musk-cat Pigeon Curre scorpion-fish skate Bee Lead Antimonie mercurie Oile of Peter Bezoar-stone azure stone Diseases contagious to cure Hare horned snout unicorn Bee flie Man Bole armoniack Gold Mercury Arsnick brimstone Bezoar-stone jacinth pearle Diseases dangerous to preserve from Goat horned-snout hyena unicorn Mercury Bezoar-stone Diseases inveterate to cure Sheep Cock craye pigeon Bee Antimonie Bezoar-stone chelidonius Diseases putrid to cure Vitriol Diseases hot to temper Badger frog hart Cookfish Leech Irō ontimon Distillations rheumatick to cure Dog elephant Cock purple Leech Man Bole armoniack Mercurie Allume Brimstone naphth Morochtus Diuretick see Urin to provoke Dizinesse see Heads giddinesse Dogs mad c. their bitings to cure Badger bear boar calfe dog goat hart hee-goat horse hyena ram shrew sow unicorne Cock cormorant cuckoe goose swallow lapwing Crab crevisse gudgin mussels tunie smaris Serpent Bee beetle spanish flies Man Earth of Lemnos Antimonie Nitre Arsnick Bezoarstone Doglike appetite to help Dormouse Dragon of the sea its bitings to cure Brimstone Dreames troublesome causing Goose lapwing Achates eumeces Dreames troublesome to prevent Dragon Amber Chrysol●te ruby sardonyx Dropsie to cure Asse boar calfe camel cow dog frog goat hart hedg-hog hee-goat porcupine sheep sow toad woolfe Cock goose pigeon Crab crampfish dolphin herring mullet mussels oister starre-gazer thrush-fish sargus Leech locust snaile spanish-flies worme Man Sand. Iron lead silver Antimonie mercurie marcasite Allume common-salt nitre vitriol Agath Jasper topaz chrystal load-stone kacabres snakestone loadston Dropsy causing Cow Salamander Drousy evill see Lethargy Drunkennesse causing Dog sivet cat Drunkennesse to preserve from Boar kid ram sheep sow swallow Eele frog Bee Amethist pumice-stone dionysius Drying Earths Dulnes to help see Spirits to quicken Dumbnesse causing Fork-fish Dysentery see Lask Dyspeptick see Digestion hard of Dyspnoea see Wheezing Dysury see Strangury E. EAres paine and noise to help Bear beaver boar bull calfe cow dog dormouse fox hare hart horse lion mouse ram roe-buck sheep sivet-cat squirrel Cock goose pigeon turtle Dace eele frog mackrel tench thornback Snake Bee beetle cheselippe leech moth scorpion snaile spider wall-louse worme Allume common-salt nitre vitriol Amber Eares sores to cure Beaver boar bugil bull cow dog dormouse goat sheep sow Goose Starre-gazer conchylium Serpent Bee cheselipp kind wood-worme Man Iron Eares broken to help Calf sheep Goose Wood-worme Brimstone Eares running to cure Boar bull cow foxe goat sheep Goose Grailing tench Serpent Bee Man Allume nitre Eares kernels to cure and swellings behind them Bear bull cow fox goat sheep shrew sow weasel pigeon Murex scarus Kind Earth of Samos fullers earth Eares impostumes to cure Bull cow goat hart sheep sow Cock owle Grailing Cheselippe Eares wormes c. to kill and draw out Mouse Goose Grailing tench Lizard Eare-wig flea Eares hurtfull to Asse Bee Earths goodnesse c. to know Bole armoniack clay Elephantiasis see Leprosy Emetick see Vomiting to cause Empyema see Breast to clense Enterocele or ruptures in children to help Bear hare Epilepsie see Falling sicknesse Epiphora see Eyes watering Erysipelas to cure Bear cow goat mouse Cock swallow Frog umber Silk-worme Man Mercurie Bezoarstone Camphire Escharres causing Sory cadmia Vitriol Arsenick Azurestone lime-stone phrygian-stone Euchymick see Juyce good of Eupeptick see Digestion easy of Excoriated bowels to cure Camel goat Vitriol Excrementitious Bear lamb sheep tatus Duck eagle goose ostrich pigeon ringdove swan pelecan Dogfish flounder frog mackrel tench whale Zygaena Excrements little of Cock partridg pheasant Scorpion-fish sole thrush-fish Excrescencies see Wenns Exhilerating see Mirth to cause Exulcerating things to the skinne Burn-cow Chalcite cobalt Nitre Azure-stone Eyesight to quicken Bull camel crocodile dog dormouse fox