Selected quad for the lemma: woman_n

Word A	Word B	Word C	Word D	Occurrence	Frequency Band	MI	MI Band	Prominent
woman_n	belly_n	child_n	womb_n	1,413	5	9.6916	5	false

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ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
B00452	This is the glasse of helth. A great treasure for pore men, necessary and nedefull for euery person to loke in, y[t] wyll kepe theyr body from syckenesses, and dyseases: and it sheweth how the planettes reygne in euery houre of the daye & the nyght, with the natures & exposicions of the .xii. sygnes, deuyded by the .xii. monethes of the yere. And after foloweth of all the euyll and daungerous dayes of the yere. And sheweth the remedyes, for dyuers infyrmyties and dyseases, that hurteth the body of man..	Moulton, Thomas.; Wyer, Robert, fl. 1530-1556, printer.	1547 (1547)	STC 18225.6; ESTC S94248	32,200	74

This is the glasse of helth A great Treasure for pore men necessary and nedefull for euery person to loke in that wyll kepe theyr body from syckenesses and dyseases and it sheweth how the planettes reygne euery houre of the daye the nyght with the natures exposicions of the .xii. sygnes deuyded by the .xii. Monethes of the yere And after foloweth of all the euyll and daungerous dayes of the yere And sheweth the remedyes for dyuers infyrmyties and dyseases that hurteth the body of man ¶ These ben the .iii. Peryllous mondayes in the yere to let blode or to take any medicin or purgacion that is for to say The fyrst Mondaye of August the secōde is the last Monday of Apryll and the thyrd is the last Mondaye of Decembre ¶ The Prologue of the Auctour I Do you well to wytte that this Boke profyteth greatly to euery Surgyon for to knowe in what sygne or what degree of the sygne the sonne and the Moone sytteth euerye daye / In any of the .xii. sygnes / And not onely it is profytable to Surgyons but also to Phesycyons and Barboures and to all that vse to gyue medycynes or Laxatyues or to vse any Passyons or cuttynge or Lettynge of Blode / For as the sonne passeth thoroughe all the .xii. sygnes by the space of a yere abydynge in a sygne .xxx. dayes / ryghte so doth the Moone passe thoroughe all the .xii sygnes that in .xxx. dayes abydynge in a sygne .lx. houres and as the Moone amonge all planettes is nexte the Earth in course So he hath most effecte of workynge in these earthly thynges after the dysposycion of the Nature of the sygnes that he hath his course in And therfore it is full good and necessary truely to knowe the state the course the nature of the Moone For therby a man may knowe whan it is good to begyn many dyuers thynges whan it is not good / And also what wether moste lykely is to falle after the nature of the sygnes whether drye or moyste hote or colde there shall folowe after the Nature of the sygne that he is in / In dyuers coniunctions of Planettes that is ioyned therwith / And therfore naturally in order I purpose me to declare shortly in the thyrde Chapiter the nature the state of euery sygne that he passeth by Thus endeth the Porlogue ¶ And here foloweth the Table THe fyrst chapiter of this Boke sheweth of the .xii. dayes of the weke with theyr Planettes Capitulum primum ¶ And howe the Planettes reygne in euerye houre of the day of the nyght And the fyrst is the houres of the Sonday Capi. 2. ¶ The natures and exposycyons of the .xii. Sygnes deuyded by the .xii. monethes of the yeare Capitulum 3. ¶ And after foloweth the euyll and peryllous dayes of the yeare Cap 4 ¶ And fyrst y● remedy for the pestilence ca. 5. ¶ For to spourge the heade Cap 6 Also for to spo●tge the heade Cap 7 ¶ For the heade ache Cap 8 ¶ For the akynge of the heade Cap 9. ¶ For the toth ache Cap 10 ¶ For the ache of a holowe toth Ca 11 ¶ Also for the toth ache Cap xii ¶ Also for the toth ache Cap xiii ¶ Also yet for the toth ache Cap. xiiii ¶ For stenche in the mouth Ca xv ¶ For a stynkynge breth Cap xvi ¶ For ache wormes in the eares ca xvii A precyous water for poyson and specyallye agaynst the pestylence Cap xviii ¶ For runnynge eyen Cap xix ¶ For red Blered eyen Cap xx For eyen that be dasuited or dryke Ca xxi ¶ A precyous water for the syght of the eyen Cap. xxii ¶ For the pynne and the webbe in the eyen Cap. xxiii ¶ For all euylles in the eyen Ca xxiiii ¶ For boylynge in the eyen Cap xxv ¶ For a stynkynge breth Cap xxvi ¶ For a hote swollen stomacke Cap xxvii ¶ For the stomacke that aketh that commeth of colde Cap xxviii ¶ For to forse the stomacke cap xxix ¶ For the Stomacke and the Belly that a●keth cap xxx For a man that is sycke in the stomacke or in the belly or at the harte or hed or were bytten with any venomus beest or poysoned ca. xxxi ¶ For rysyng vnder the stomacke ca. xxxii ¶ A good playster for the rysynge vnder the stomacke Cap xxxiii ¶ For he●e in the stomacke cap xxxiiii ¶ For bren●ynge in the stomacke ca xxxv ¶ For to auoyde flewe out of the stomacke also out of the heade cap xxxvi Fo all euylles in the stomacke ca xxxvii For a dysease at the harte cap xxxviii For weaknes of the harte cap xxxix For fayntnes of the harte Cap xl For the breest that is incombred ca. xli ¶ For a man woman or chylde that is broken in the belly cap xlii ¶ A playster to knyt hym Cap. xliii ¶ For the playster in May Cap. xliiii ¶ For to breke wynde in the belly Ca. xlv ¶ For a swollen wombe Cap. xlvi ¶ For akynge of the wombe Cap xlvii For the harte brennynge Cap xlviii For sore sydes within forth cap. xlix Eontra telan● maculam in oculo ca 50 For a womans pap that is sore cap 51. ¶ For the lyuer that is corrupted and wasted Capitulum 52 ¶ For heate in the lyuer Cap 53 ¶ Also for heate in the lyuer of a man that his Coloure is yelowe Cap 54 For a mans breest that is encombred Ca 55. ¶ For a man that hath wormes in his belly and his body be lene cap lvi ¶ For the brest and the lunges cap lvii ¶ For to auoyde destroye flewme ca lviii ¶ For the stone cap lix Another for the stone capi lx ¶ For the colyke strangury the stone ca lxi ¶ For a man that is lepre and it take in his legges and go vpwarde cap lxii ¶ For a dertre in a mans flesshe cap lxiii ¶ For a sauce flew●●e vysage cap lxiiii ¶ For hym y● can not holde his water ca lxv Another for the same cap lxvi ¶ For to destroy flewme cap lxvii ¶ For a wombe that is harde ca lxviii ¶ For the blody mencion cap lxix ¶ For a mans stones that be swollen ca lxx ¶ For to make one sklender cap lxxi ¶ For hym that lacketh wynde ca lxxii ¶ For hym that is costyfe cap. lxxiii ¶ For a wycked blast in the vyfage ca lxxiiii ¶ For the shyngles capi lxxv ¶ For the kowghe cap lxxvi ¶ For the pe●yll●us kowghe cap lxxvii Also for the chynke kowghe cap lxxviii ¶ For the Itche capi lxxix ¶ For to drawe a Byle from one place to another capitul lxxx ¶ For hym that pysseth blode ca. lxxxi ¶ For hym that hath lost his mynde ca. lxxxii Another for the same cap. lxxxiii ¶ For hym that hath the f●ensy ca. lxxxiiii yf one vomysshe to moche cap. lxxxv ¶ For a dysease in the eares cap. lxxxvi ¶ For a man that hath his eares sowne within

to let blode CAncer is a sygne mouable colde moyste flumatyke and watery and hathe of mannes body the brest and the stomacke the splen and the tybbes whan the moone is in this sygne it is good to begyn away by water and is metely good to take medycynes but beware to wedde any mayde whan the sygne is in Cancer And yf any man take syckenes in any tyme whyle the moone is in the sygne of Cancer it is great fortune yf he dye not For it is peryllous bothe in the begynnynge and in the ende this sygne is Septemtryonall that is of the Northe partye Also it is euyll to buylde howsynge or to sette trees or to begyn any werke that shall last and endure longe ☞ ☞ ❧ ¶ The man that is borne whyle that the moone entreth in this sygne he shall be Femynyne of face melancolyous feynt herted and whyte of skynne and he shall loue a woman whiche shall greue hym his destenye shall be harde in his youthe but whan he is paste .xxx. yere he shall haue a maladye in the raynes and he escape he shall lyue by kynde C. yere The sonne entreth in the sygne of Cancer the .xv. Kalenda● of Iune and dwelleth therin tyll the .xvi. Kalendar of Iuly ☞ ☞ ❧ ¶ And in this monthe of Iune is .ii. daungerous dayes to take syckenesse vpon that is to say th●● iii. and the .vii. ¶ Iuly hathe the sygne of the Lyon And is euyll to take purgacyon And very euyll to let blode _●Or Leo is a sygne stedfaste Oryentall hote and drye Coloryke nature of fyre and of masculyne kynde and hath of mannes body the sydes the backe sen●wes bones grystels beware whyle the moone reygneth there of ven●usyng or cuttynge or harme catchange in tho places for it is very daungerous in the ende of Leo to take syckenes more than in the behynnynge for than he maye releue by good gouernaunce and it is euyll to gyue medycyne to the herte or stomacke and the vaynes to touche with yron ¶ A man that is borne whyle the moone entreth in this sygne of Leo by kynde he shal be holden easye he shall take a wyfe a heady stronge woman he shall be loued as the Lyon amonge beastes and he shall haue great power amonge stronge men The sonne entreth in this sygne the .xv. Kalen̄ of Iuly and dwelleth therin tyll the .xvi. Kalen̄ of August ¶ And in this monthe of Iuly is ii daungerous dayes to take any syckenes vpon that is to say the. ●● and the .xx. ¶ August hath the sygne of a Virgyn And is euyll for to take purgacion And is indyfferent to let blode VIrgo is a Sygne dowble bodyed Merydyonall that is of the South partye colde and drye Melancoly of complexion nature of the erthe and of Femynyne kynde hathe of mannes body the wombe medryfe guttes the lyuer galle and mylte But chefelye in the lym̄es byneth the medryfe than beware of breakynge or cuttynge on the belye or preuye places withinforth Also it is peryllous for a man to take any syckenes in the begynnyng therof but not so peryllous in the ende but rather token of helthe it is not good to wedde a mayde for she shal be barayne but it is good to wedde a wydowe ¶ The man that is borne vnder this sygne he shal be well loued and a man of great pytie and wyse and lyue moche in ease he shall be of good name amonge all maner of men he shall haue worshyp in his age he shall haue a sygne in the heade The son̄e entreth in the sygne of Virgo the .xv. Kalen̄ of August and dwelleth therin vnto the .xvi. Kalen̄ of Septembre ¶ And in this monthe of August is .ii. peryllous dayes to take any maner of syckenes on that is to saye the .xix. and the .xx. ¶ Septembre hath the sygne of the Balaunce And is good for to take purgacyon And is very good to let blode LIbra is a Sygne mouable hote moyste Sanguinariu● and hathe the ouerparte of a man and the neder ende of a woman that is to say the nauyll the raynes and the lowe partyes of the wombe the share whan the moone is in Libra it is good to let blode is beste to make medycynes for the nauyll and to do all thynge that thou wolde haue broughte to the ende and this sygne is Occidentall sanguyne of complexion and of masculyne kynde and is good to begyn that y● shall longe laste knowe well from the degre of Libra to the degre of Scorpio it is euyll to begyn dyuers thynges for the moone is y● tyme in the worste ¶ The man that is borne vnder this sygne he shall be well beloued and good shal neuer fayle hym he shall haue a sygne in the necke or in the shoulder bone he shall be in great peryll tyll y● he be .xxx yere olde than shal he come to great worshyp The sonne entreth in the sygne of Libra the .xv. Kalen̄ of Septembre and dwelleth therin tyll the .xvi. Kalen̄ of Octobre ¶ And in this monthe of Septembre is ii peryllous dayes to take any maner of syckenesse on that is to saye the .vi. and the .vii. ¶ Octobre hath the sygne of a Scorpyon And is good for to take purgacyon And is indyfferent to let blode SCorpio is a sygne of a Serpent colde and moyste Flumatyke nature of water Septemtryonall that is of the Northe partye and hathe of mannes body the preuye mēbres and the bladder and whan the moone is in this sygne it is good to gyue medycynes to the membres of man and woman and to take laxatyues and to make all thynge that shall last longe and it is good make a way by water ¶ The man that is borne vnder this sygne he shall loue well the company of women and haue other mennes herytages he shall be melancolyous his wordes shall turne wel in age he shal be in trauayle and in the heade he shall haue a token or in the face he may lyue by kynde .xl. yeres The sonne entreth in the sygne of Scorpio the .xv. Kalen̄ of Octobre dwelleth therin tyll the .xvi. Kalen̄ of Nouembre ¶ And in the monthe of Octobre is one peryllous daye that is to say the .vi. daye ¶ Nouembre hath the sygne of the Archer And is good for to take purgacyon And also is good to let blode I Do you to wyt that Sagittarius is a sygne of an Archer is dowble bodyed hote and dry nature of the fyre and is coloryke of complexion of mas●ulyne kynde Oryentall that is of the Eest partie and this sygne reygneth in the thyes laddoges of a man and beware of cuttyng of tho places and than is good to let blode to treate of peace and to wedde a wyfe and to make all medycynes that is made with fyre ¶ The man that is borne vnder this Sygne shall be hasty and bolde to do folye and he shall haue