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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

are manifest 3. Of Symptomes which are affections following the disease with their differences as of action hurt default in excrements and quality changed Action abolished deminished and deproved Animal vital and natural c. as aforesad Of excrements peccant in substance quantity quality first second third and manner of excretion Substance differing quantity excessive or defective and excretion not due or by unusual parts And of quality changed first second or third with their causes As of Injured actions the animal are offended by distempers organical diseases solution of continuity The vital by heat or cold chiefely by obstruction and solution of continuity The private natural by similar diseases the official also by the organical Of symptomes in excremēts excessive weakenesse of the retētive or expulsive faculty of the part irritated by the quantity or vitious quality of humors If too much evacuated weakenesse of the retentive If deminished obstruction strength of the retentive and imbecility of the expulsive faculty Of changed quality if the first the distemper of the conjunct parts if the second distemper of the parts and pravity of humours Of colour distemper of the part and a latent humour Of vitiated smells the putrifaction of the parts or humours Of the taste vitious excrements Of sounds inclosed vapors and flatulency III. As touching Semeioticks 1. In respect of the nature of general signes with their differences as healthy unhealthy and neutral Pathognomonical signifying passion and concomitant shewing coction and crudity health crisis solution Demonstrative predictive commemorative as also their original sc essence causes and effects 2. Of diagnostick or demonstrative signes 1. Of the predominancy of choler use of dry meats drinks defect thereof hot medicines retentions of excrements a hot liver bilious parents youth sex virile hot and dry regions labour desire of venery watching cares quickness of wit dreams of fire swift motion teastiness pulse great frequent and hard want of appetite desire to cold things thirst timely age propensity to diseases bitternesse of the tongue eares full of excrements yellow ordure urin thin and yellow or red and flaming heat and hardnesse of the skin colour pale thin haire curled and yellow or somewhat black soone growing and falling off broad veines and a slender lean body 2. Of flegme use of meats cold and moist in a great quantity before concoction cold medicaments retention of excrements coldnesse of the principal parts flegmatick parents age very young and old sex feminine countries cold and moist winter season idlenesse much sleepe carelesnesse easy apprehension and forgetfulnesse remisse anger dreames of cold c. dulnesse of sense slownesse of motion pulse small slow and soft Weake appetity litle thirst slow growth slownesse to venery inclination to cold diseases health in clear weather mucous excrements thin white or pale urine if obstructed else thick skin cold soft white haire soft smooth yellow and straigth growing slowly and not falling off narrow veines and body soft fat and fleshy 3. Of bloud meats of good juyce and easy concoction retention of usual evacuation liver hot and moist parents sanguine age juvenile warm countries idlenesse litle use of venery moderate sleepe mirth of life easy apprehension dulnesse of ratiocination weakenesse of memory sound sleepe dreams of mirth moderate motion pulse great slow and full a mean appetite little thirst inclination to venery inclination to continual fevers copious excretions of bloud and urine of a good colour and consistence Ordure ruddy and of a mean consistence skin hot and moist of a ruddy colour much yellow haire meanly large vessels a body fleshy and well compact And if abounding there is lassitude 4. Of melancholy thick meats and drinks retention of such excrements liver cold and dry parents melancholick consistence of age unequal aire autumn season watchings anxieties sadnesse hatred implacability difficulty of apprehension firmnesse of memory troubled sleepe horrid dreames dulnesse of sense motion slow and composed pulse slow and hard voracity little thirst acid belching slow accretion not prone to venery invasion of melancholick diseases vomiting of melancholy customary spitting excretion of black bloud by the hemorrhoides urine thick and white sometimes thick and pale skin cold dry hard and rough face leaden and blackish veines narrow a slender and lean habit Hence also may appeare the temper of the parts considering their actions and excrements 5. Of the part affected action hurt excretions according to the substance and manner of evacuation situation propriety of griefe and proper accidents also sex age custom diet and precedent causes as also things helping and hurting or the signes are taken from the essence temper magnitude situation figure or from the causes external or internal as also the effects which are actions animal vital natural or excrements in their substance as essential naturally or preternaturally contained quantity manner of excretion order quality changed in colour taste sound 6. Of the part primarily affected or by sympathy From the essence temper in the first and second qualities vicinity kind office and connexion From the causes helpful or hurtful or effects symptomes considered in magnitude time order and duration 7. Of the species of a disease from the essence causes of similars organical and common medicaments and aliments disposition of the part and temper thereof quality of parents venery animal actions principal sleepe watching sense motion and paine Vital actions and natural attraction expulsion generation Excrements by the mouth belly bladder and heart Substance manner and quality changed 8. Of a disease as great or small from the essence causes efficient external internal helpful hurtful and matter or subject also from the symptomes or effects actions animal vital natural excrements and qualities changed 9. Of a gentle and malignant disease from the essence causes material aliments medicaments and disposition of the parts Efficient external necessary not necessary and fortuit Internal bloud flegm and choler Helpful and hurtful From effects actions animal vital natural Excrements ejected by vomit stoole urine or the habit Qualities changed and proper accidents 10. Of an acute and chronical disease from the essence humors effects or symptomes Actions animal vital natural Excrements voided by the belly and bladder and qualities changed 11. Of preternatural humors abounding as of choller from motion every third day bad aliments yellow excretions and the rest shewing adustion choller Of phlegme if salt from thirst long use of a salt diet and itching If vitreous from fixed paine If gypseous by nodous swellings 12. Of the serous humour from the causes material assumed meat and drink Excreted and retained Efficient natural as the disposition of parents and preternatural sc various diseases And from the effects excrements or proper accidents 13. Of flatulency from the causes external aliments or internal temper of the body And from effects actions animal hurt consisting in sense common as dreams Private in touching and hearing and motion

of drier a stronger and of the insipid a mean one The sweat that passeth out as it were pricking the skinn shews need of a weaker remedie and those that are without sense of a stronger The dreams if sad require a stronger if of fiers and contentions a weaker if of rain snow and waters a mean one The passion of anger wants a weaker and the milde a stronger The feaver burning continual tertia● or intermittent exquisite requireth a mean remedy The diseases of the gall and phrensy want a weaker the scirrhus elephantiasis cancer black jaundise melancholy and those of the spleen a stronger the oedema dropsy apoplexy palsey stupidity and coma a mean much thirst and watching a weaker great hunger and acid belching a stronger bitternesse of the mouth and griping of the mouth of the stomach a mean one Therefore a strong remedy is to be prescribed if all the signes of a stronger medicament doe concurre as black hellebore and scammony c. weake if all the indications of a weaker remedy concurre as manna and tamarinds c. and mean if all those of a mean medicament as sena and rhubarb c. As for the Forme and consistence of the remedie it liquid thick or mean The liquid as all potions are used to evacuate humours that doe not resist the trahent medicine or those that are not remote from the mezereum The grosse as pills to purge those that strongly resist the medicine or are farre distant from the mezereum The mean as boles or morsels to evacuate humours which neither easily yeeld or altogether resist the remedie and are neither close nigh or remote from the same Also in respect of the age the first indicateth a liquid forme of remedy the midle a mean the last a grosse one The sexe virile a liquid the feminine a grosse one The habit if lean wants a liquid one and grosse if fat if reddish a liquid one grosse if black and mean if white The temperature requires a liquid forme if hot and dry grosse if cold and dry and mean if cold and moist The time if hot and in the summer indicats a liquid remedy mean if cold and in the midst of winter keeping its course and grosse in dabbleing weather and autumne except the melancholick humours are adust The countrey if hot and dry wants a liquid remedy and grosse if cold and moist The diet if delicate indicates a liquid forme grosse if courser The condition of life if laborious wants a liquid forme and grosse if sedentary The urine if yellow thin and sharp requireth a liquid remedie and thick if obscure and white The belly if bound wants a liquid forme and thick if moist The vomit if difficult must have a liquid medicine and thick if easy The sweat if sharp requireth a liquid and a grosse remedie if insensible The passion of anger indicats a liquid and mildnesse a thicker one The dreames of fire have need of a liquid one but of a mean one if of waters raine and snow and of a grosse one if of sad things without a manifest cause A feaver burning tertian and exquisite requireth a liquid consistence and a quotidian exquisite a mean The disease of the gall pleurisy c. wants a liquid forme the oedema and dropsy a mean the apoplexie palsey stupidity and coma c. a grosse one Great thirst and watching must have a liquid remedy Great hunger and acid belching want a mean and bitternesse of the mouth and trouble of the mouth of the stomach a liquid one but insipidity of the mouth and pressure of the stomach require a grosse forme of remedy Now whether a purger of phlegme choller or melancholy or one or more are to be used appeares from the age sexe habit of body temperature pulse time of the year diet condition of life urin excrements of the belly vomit sweat spittle ●xcretion of the womb dreames feavers erysipelas cancer ●hlegmon thirst hunger and taste in the mouth From whence ●●e taken the signes of the predominancy of humours of which if ●ll of a single humour concurre a single remedy is to be given and a mixt if of more and of an equal or different quantity according to the equality or difference of the combination thereof which is known from the indication of all or excesse of some all which signes are above mentioned in the Synopsis of the Theory amongst the Diagnosticks And as for other things concerning the use manner of using remedies c. see my Isagoge Phytologica c. in all which is to be observed the basis as simple or compound and its conservant adjuvant dirigent and corrigent associate that so the right dose and use c. may be the better judged of and a right application made FINIS LOVELLS HISTORY Of Animals And minerals Let the Binder put this leafe in the second part betwixt the pages 112 and 113. HANOPTKTOAOTIA SIVE PAMMINER ALOGICON OR An Vniversal History OF MINERALLS Containing the summe of all Authors both Ancient and Moderne Galenical and Chymical touching Earths Mettals Semimettals with their natural and artificial excrements Salts Sulphurs and Stones more pretious and lesse pretious c. Shewing their Place Matter Names Kinds Temperature Vertues Choice Use Dose Danger and Antidotes By ROBERT LOVELL St. C.C. Ox. 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 OXFORD Printed by W. Hall for JOSEPH GODWIN Anno Dom. MDCLXI GEOLOGIA Of Earths A. Alanian Earth Alana terra Place In Alania a place which lieth neere to Scythia Matter It seemeth to be a species of Oker Name Tripolis Tripela Aldrov Exhebenus Plin. ALanian Earth Schrod T.V. it serveth for the distillation of saline spirits being mixed with the salts that they may flow the lesse Aldrovand it 's used in stead of Lapis Samius by Goldsmiths to cleanse their Gold and Silver being of a very extersive nature Ampelite Earth Ampelitis terra P. In Seleucia being counted to be a place of Syria M. Of a Bituminous Earth So Aldrovandus N. 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 Pharmacitis Ampelite Earth Caes T. dissipateth refrigerats and honestats the eyebrowes V. Gal. used to vines it preventeth wormes Diosc-Wock it serveth to colour the haire the best is the black equally shining and that which is easily dissolved in liquors which is also a triall for the rest Aet it s mixed with remedies to dry and discusse So Avic Aldrovand it digesteth and helpeth malignant ulcers and mollifieth which are all its vertues So Plin. Matth. Agricola and others B. Black Earth Pnigites P. In Pnigeum a village of Libya M. Of a fat glutinous and aereall matter N. 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 Suffocativa terra BLack earth Agric. T. is somewhat sharp partly astringent abstersive and refrigerating Gal. V. it 's in facultie like the fullers earth in all things So Diosc and weck yet weaker C. it 's almost like the Eretria in colour and sticketh to the tongue Aldrovand it s fat and glutinous something aereall and so heating

Melich Melha optimum aroma Basil COmmon Salt Schrod K. as the marine and fountaine T. it warmeth dryeth abstergeth dissolves purges gently binds consumes superfluities penetrats digests opens and incideth provoketh venus and resists putrefaction and poyson therefore it serveth inwardly in crudities of the stomach appetite lost obstructions of the belly and urine and collick c. outwardly it serveth in the mundifying of putrified and creeping ulcers in the discussing of simple and pestilentiall tumors in extracting the fire in combustions in the itch and drying up of the scab in bruises and resolution and discussion of extravasate bloud in the paine of the teeth head collick arthritick paine c. and consumeth the skinne growing over the corner of the eye The spirit of common Salt is diuretick and lithontriptick and strongly resolves a tartareous mucilage and may therefore be given profitably in obstructions of the liver and spleen c. in the dropsie and jaundise it wonderfully quenches thirst and corrodeth without paine whatsoever is corrupted in wounds or other affections mixed with the oile of turpentine wax camomile mullein c. it ●aseth the paine of the gout and discusseth hard swellings c. also it cureth shrinking of the joints and blasting Untz. Agric. The compounded spirit of salt is very good in the dropsie given both inwardly and used outwardly also it helpeth fistulous wounds The corallate spirit is good in affections of the heart as the palpitation thereof c. the D. is scrup sem Hartm in pract Senn. in Inst Tentzel Gluckr The sweet spirit may be taken with white sugar in the forme of an electuary every day fasting and is a very good preservative in the plague for it resisteth all putrefaction and preserveth the stomach and other intrals in a good disposition That of Agricola besides this yeelds a good menstruum for to draw out all tinctures and cureth the carnose hernia being thrice applied every day and taken morning and evening the D. is x. drops Hartm in Crol Tentzel Vntz. The compound sweet spirit doth so quench thirst that by the use thereof for some certaine time the drouth of the hydropick is quenched also it helps the jaundise and powerfully expels wormes outwardly it helps the gout being cautelously applied yea whatsoever is contained in Paracelsus or moderne authors concerning the oile or spirit of salt is chiefely to be ascribed unto this the D. is g. 6. to scrup sem in wine or some other liquor S. Closs G. Horst The diuretick spirit of vitriolated salt is to be given in the morning with broth of the decoction of stone parsly S. Closs The essentiall spirit is said to draw a tincture of gold without dilaceration of the body also it stops vomiting in a moment and that indifferently and in all diseases the D. is 3 drops in some syrup broth or wine The sweet chrystall of salt or coagulated spirit thereof is sudorifick and no lesse quencheth the thirst of the hydropicall than the compound sweet spirit and helpeth the essentiall humidity exhausted also it strengthneth the stomach and other bowels and powerfully discusseth malignity in the pestilence and pestilentiall feavers the D. is gr 5. to 20. The flowers of salt are of various use to incide thick phlegme and to recover corrupt humours from putrefaction The sweet Christals being mixed in a due proportion with their oile or by themselves a part dissolve and are a true menstruum of Sol. augmenting and exacuating its properties and vitall and vegetating virtues The tincture of sa●t is an excellent sudorifick and diuretick remedie it incideth tartareous mucilages resists all kind of putrefaction and therefore strengthneth the naturall balsame and so is to be used chiefely in the plague fevers dropsie stone by wasting it obstructions of the liver and spleen c. also it cleanseth the bloud and so helps the itch and arthritrick paines c. the D. is scrup 1. to drach 1. Caes Diosc Matth. salt is mixed in things that smooth the skinne with oile it helps lassitude and intercutaneous water it helps ringwormes and the leprosie with honey vineger and oyle it helps the quinsey the tonsills with honey and moist gums with barley flower it helps S. Anthonies fire applied with vinegar or hyssop it easeth paine being applied hot in a bag Caes the salt waters purge phlegme dissolve bloud extenuate help the dropsie hurt the stomach corrode the intrals and cause the itch in clysters they cut phlegme purge it and paines thereby in baths it helps the dropsie cold griefe and moist heavinesse of the head and paines of the eares and bruised salt helps against the bitings of serpents Salt Caes extenuates represseth and helps the stingings of insects with fa● in water it troubles the stomach Plin. it dryeth and bindeth the body and causeth appetite with calves fat it helps ulcers and pustules of the head it helps swellings of the gums and roughnesse of the tongue it preserveth the teeth it helps the itch with wine it looseneth the belly it helps kibes and warts the jaundise dropsies and luxations with meale and honey Midwives use it to young children to make their bodies dry and more firme and lesse tender G. Gemme Salt Sal Gemmae P. It is to be had in Hungary in abundance M. It 's a kind of common salt found in quarrios N. Sal fossile Gemmeum Indum Chym. ♉ GEmme Salt T. it hath the same vertue with common salt and may be substituted thereunto yet it 's more seldome used in the practice of Physick oftner in Chymistry excelling the common salt in the solution of mettals yet it 's commended peculiarly by the experience of Forrest to loosen hard excrements and to ease collick griefes used inwardly and outwardly The balsame or liquour of Sal gemme is a great arcanum in ruptures being used inwardly and outwardly the D. is 3. 4. or 5 drops Caes it is a great consumer of thick humours N. Nitre Nitrum P. It is to be had in Nitria a region of Egypt M. It 's sulphurious bitterish and out of a fat earth N. 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 Cerberus Chym. infernalis Sulphureus Hermes Anatron NItre Diosc T. it hath the strength and heat of salt so its spume V. it brings forth humours that stick in the belly and easeth the paine thereof if pounded and drunk with cummin seed in hydromel sapes or other things which may discusse inflations as rue or anet It 's used outwardly in intermitting feavers before the comming of the fit It 's mixed in plaisters which draw and discusse extenuate and cleanse the leprosie being infused in hot water or wine it cureth inflations purulent eares and soundings of the same and purgeth forth filth being dropped in with vineger with the fat of an asse or hogge it cureth the bitings of doggs Being mixed with turpentine it opens fellons applied with sigs it helps the dropsie with hony it cleares the eyes and helps the poyson of toad-stooles drunk in posca

given only in the beginning of pestilentiall feavers but Saxonia attributes little vertue to it Garz. used outwardly to plague sores it sucketh out the poyson thereof being used also inwardly with the conserve of sorrell powder of pearle and harts horne so Wittich and Fallop Ruland it cureth the Hungarian disease yet he attributeth more to harts horne and useth it with other alexipharmick remedies Par. it helps against pushes pocks and measles and St. Anthonies fire 1 or 2 graines being given every day in rose water Garz. others give it in sorrell water carduus or brook-lime water in the juice of limons citrons or syrup thereof yet Crato mai●es no great Caesalp Outwardly it 's used in troublesome scabs the leprosie itch and ringwormes so Garz. Acost therefore the Portugals use it often with bugloss-water Boet. it 's also a present remedie against the crysipelas and other vices of the skinne Acost it helps the Kings-evill being opened Arnold it helps hard collections in the side a small q. being taken daily for 2 or 3 weeks Acost Fragos the Indians use it in old ulcers Rod. à Castr the powder helps an ulcerated cancer Agric. it helps the bitings of poyson some beasts Garz. as of vipers and serpents Acost Cardan with treacle Fabric it helpes the bitings of a mad dog being applied Jordan Ryff also it cureth the same without damage Monard it helpeth wounds made by poysoned arrowes and against toxicum Garc. it helps exceedingly against poyson in so much that other remedies for that purpose are called by its name so Matth. Jordan Par. Forest Ardoyn Acost Amat Rauwolf Crat. Lacun. Ryff Montu Rhas Avenz Conciliat Augen Diomed. and Serapio being either taken by the mouth hung about the neck or the infusion in water being taken or applied it resisteth all poyson both hot and cold and all bitings and wounds of venimous beasts Amat giveth it against all poyson q. gr 3. in the distilled water of orange flowers and Gebelch in that of vipers grasse Caesalp in that of orange flowers Portus tox gr with the sugar of roses Caesalpinus addeth also Bole-armoniack Amat and Mercurialis use it also in vomits with other alexipharmick remedies as harts horne emeralds sealed earth and bole that by the emplastick and alexiterie vertue it may impaire the strength of the poyson Boet. Sarr Card. Augen Garz. also it may be used as an amulet some further affirme it expels all putrid matter out of the body insomuch that it 's of more worth than Unicorns horne Bauh yet though it be alexipharmick it is not sufficient against all poyson but chiefely napellus and a●snick or sublimate Ryff and Linscot preferre it before unicorns horne though Valesius contemnes it and Jordan preferres Earth of Lemnos and others and therefore the rest is left to experience Thus of the orientall bezoar now followes the occidentall or that of Peru. which some say is taken from all beasts there but Baccius saith from the Capricerve Acost out of the stomach or belly thereof containing 3 or 4 thereof and are generated of the same principles and matter as the first and of the same laminate forme they also for the most part are of an ash colour with a certaine blacknesse being lesse elaborated by heat and compacted than the orientall As for tast they have almost none Bacc. T. they are temperate and not drying as other stones and antidotes and are rather eccoprotick than d●aphoretick Monard saith that the occidentall of Peru is equall to the orientall so Salmuth in Pancirol Pet. de Osma Wittich As for the D. Alvar. Torres and Baccius give seven graines in wine when there is no feaver else with an ounce of sorrell water Saxonia giveth twice as much as of the orientall V. The occidentall bezar also Monard hath excellent faculties especially in diseases of the heart as the syncope being drunke in the paroxisme or a little before in the morning the stomach being emptie and then in rose water if there be a feaver or else in the water of orange flowers being powdered to the q. of gr 4. each time Note also it s more effectuall in women than in men It resists poysons by bitings wounds water or the like being taken twice or thrice It helps pestilentiall feavers and spotted the quartan agues symptomes melancholy humours in the whole body or part thereof as also the leprosie scab itch St Anthonies fire and other vices of the skin having a peculiar faculty against the same It helps long diseases especially where there is suspicion of poyson or flatulency being appropriate therefore it 's good to put some grains thereof into purging remedies to correct strengthen and facilitate dejection It killeth wormes especially in children and young people with other elmintick remedies giving it in the morning and afterwards a clyster of milk and sugar it helps the epilepsie in children with milk or with other things in the aged in short we use this stone in all long and difficult diseases in which vulgar remedies do little good and that with great profit or however without hurt thus Monardes Pet. de Osma also used outwardly it resists poyson and intoxication as also wounds made by venomed arrowes all which both affirme out of their own experience it 's to be given pouderod in some liquour as wine vinegar and destilled water of borrage buglosse or other according to the disease and pleasure of the Physitian Note the Spanish are lesse effectuall C. The true orientall may be known by their forme not smooth shels diverse inward hollownesse weight light mixture with chalk tincture and burning being layed on coles blowing in it friability liquation and dissolution in water blacking of the teeth clearnesse of sound when struck to the teeth a needle heated being fastned to it fragments crusty magnitude little vomiting being given after poyson and by experiments on beasts these are the signes whereby to know the true from the adulterate though found salt with by Sylvaticus If any desire the whole History thereof they may read Bauhinus though this is the summe thereof He also reckons other Bezoar stones as the Paxar that of the Aspe Toad gall of a Porsupine the minerall of Serapio Rabbi Moyses and Caesalpinus that of Hercules Saxonia that of the Staggs teares heart that in a Calfes maw in the Roch goat or Germanebezoar that in a Horse and the Arabians and American Much also may be seen in Aldrovandus who hath been as serviceable as some of the Authors aforesaid Schrod The orientall stone is of diverse figures ovall round and hollow within containing a chaffe or haire or the like it 's of a diverse colour most commonly a blackish green green paleish ash or yellowish c. without smel of a diverse magnitude but most commonly lesse than a walnut The adulterated are made of the fragments of the stone and pitch or of chalk ashes of shels and dry bloud or of cinabaris antimony and qu●cksilve● united

present which cannot be restored except by much washing Malachites Aldrov some report that being used it keepeth from lightning petturbation of the mind contagion feares and witchcraft and it 's therefore hung about the necks of children also it 's used as an amulet against the syncope paines rupture and falls the powder drunk with milk helps the collick heart-ach by purging gr 6. thereof serving in stead of antimonie so Boet. the same drunk with a little honey provoketh the termes and cureth spasmes being applied with a moist linnen cloth mixed with aqua vitae it cureth virulent ulcers Crat. being applied to the stomach it strengthneth it and agreeth therein with jasper so used Heliotropium Aldrov it hath very great affinity to the Jasper and is therefore thought to have the vertues of the same it resisteth poyson and stoppeth bleeding in any part Boet. being worne it hindereth the generation of the stone helps the concoction of the stomach and epilepsie Marbod it was thought formerly to help to foretell things and make invisible him that wore it which is both superstitious and fabulous Ageratus Aldrov Gal. it was formerly used by Carriers being of an astringent and digestive facultie Alabandina Aldrov is used in the making of glasse Aphroselinus Aldrov is corrupted by showers it shineth like Christall and may be cleft thinner than writing paper Adarce Gal. is very sharp and hot and is to be used outwardly only mixed with other things that may correct its violence and so it helps the leprosie morphew and other cutaneous affections So Plin. Camphora Aldrov some count it cold and dry 3º others hot and dry 2º and some of a mixt quality and therefore extoll it both in hot and cold diseases Rhasis counteth it of cold moist and thin parts but Platearius cold and dry 4º therefore the very smell thereof is thought to hinder venery and to provoke sleepe but it 's rather hot sharp and aeriall and bitter Gal. and easily taketh fire therefore Mauritanus counteth it hot and dry 2o. yet it cureth burnings by attracting the hot and fiery attoms V. Avic it helps the concoction of the stomach and liver cutteth phlegme discusseth flatulencies and causeth watching but other authors attribute the contrary faculties unto it Aldrov it helps hot head aches inflamations the crysipelas and burnings sc by drawing out the heat by the tenuity of it's parts therefore Fuchsius substitutes the flowers of water lillies plaintain or semper vive also taken with succinum it helps the gonorrhoea and flux of the womb and used to the forehead it stops bleeding with the water of plantain it 's used in collyries also against lippitude and causeth sleep used both inwardly and outwardly and whitenesse of the face so the oile chiefely Jodoc also it helps the heat of the liver headach poysons pestilence and prevents putrefaction Fren. the oile helps against putrefaction fits of the mother passions of the heart c. a few drops being taken in any liquour anointed on the breast or the fume may be taken at the mouth Merul. with a like q. of pure powder of brimstone and wax it maketh a candle that will not be put out by any weather Lapi● Vulturis see in my Panzoology so Lapis Cancrorum Carpionis Aldr. the powder helps the hemmorhage having an astringent faculty Melanteria Aldrov is astringent as mysy exceeding all astringent remedies by its tenuity Load-stone Kirch hath the same faculty as Iron helps the spleen and dropsie in mulse worne about the neck it helps the spasme and paines of the nerves held in the hand it 's said to accelerate the birth It is to be kept being hanged up that it may have its naturall position and to be fed with steele filings it 's to be preserved from things that are greasie being wrapped in a purple cloth There are diverse other nautick and mechanick uses thereof but as not belonging to this purpose they are here omitted and the rest may be seene amongst the rest of the stones in the precedent Alphabet FINIS AN INDEX Containing the Latin Names of such Living Creatures and Mineralls as are mentioned in this Book in Alphabetical order together with their English Names Tetrapodologia Of four-footed Beasts A. AGnus Lamb. Alce Elke Aper Boare Aries Ram. Asinu● Asse B. BIson vid. Taurus Bos Cow Bubalus Bugill Bufo Toad Butrones vid. Taurus C. CAbim vid. append Cajotl vid. append Camelus Camell Canis Dog Capra Goat Capreolus Roe-buck Capricerva Capricerve Carygueja vid. append Castor Beaver Catus Cat. Catus Zibethi Sivet Cat. Cervus Hart. Chamaeleon Chameleon Crocodilus Crocodile Cuniculus Cony D. DAms Buck. Danta vid. append Dromedarius vid. Camelus E. ELephantus Elephant Equus Horse Erinaceus Hedghogg G. Glis Dormouse Gulo Gulion H. Hoedus Kid. Hippopotamos Sea Horse Hircus Hee-goate Hystrix Porcupine Hyaen● Hyena I. IBex Ibex Ichneumon Ichneumon Iguana vid. append Izquiepotl vid. append L. LEo Lion Lepus Hare Lupus Wolfe Lutra Otter Lynx Linx M. MOschius Musk-cat Mulus Mule Mus Mouse Mus Alpinus vid. Mus. Mus araneus Shrew Mustela Weasell O. ORyx Oryx Ovis Sheep P. PAnthera Panther Putorius Fitch R. RAngifer Rainger Ranunculus Frog Rhinoceros Horned-Snout Rupicapra Rock-Goat S. SCincus Scinck Sciurus Squirrell Simia Ape Sorex Rat. Sus Sow T. Tajibi vid. append Talpa Mole Tamandua vid. append Tatus vid. append Taurus Bull. Taxus Badger Testudo Tortise Tigris Tiger Tlacaxolotl vid. append V. VErvex Weather Vicunas vid. Capricerva Vitulus Calf Viverra Ferret Uncia Ounce Unicornu Vnicorne Upalim vid. append Ursus Beare Urus vid. Taurus Vulpes Fox Ornithologia Of Birds A. ACacalotl vid. append Accipiter Hawk Achalalactli vid. append Atragen Heath-Cock Aiaia vid. append Alauda Lark Alcedo King-fisher Amalozque vid. append Anas Duck. Anser Goose Apos Martinet vid. append Aquila Eagle Ardea Heron. Arquata Curlne vid. append Arquatulae terr Stone Chatters v. append Asteria Bitter Avis Daie vid. append Aura vid. append B. BRanta Barnicle Buteo Buzzard C. CArduelis Gold-Finch Cariama vid. append Cleonia Stork Coccothraustes Clotbird v. ap Cocoi vid. append Columba Pigeon Cornix Craye Corvi leguminales Rooks. v. ap Corvus Crow Corvus aquat vid. Mergus Coturnix Quaile Cozquauktli vid. append Cuculus Cuckow Curicaca vid. append Cygnus Swan E. ERythropodes Red-shanks vid. append F. FEdoa Godwit vid. append Ficedua Colemouse Flamenco vid. append Fulica Coote G. GAlgulus Yellow-hammer vid append Gallina Corylorum Moore-Hen Gallinago Woodcock Gallus c. Cock c. Glottides Gluts vid. append Graculus Jay vid. append Grus Crane Guarauna vid. append H. HAliaetus Osprey vid. app Hirundo Swallow Hoactzin vid. append I. JAcacintli vid. append Jaribuguacu vid. app Jynx Hickwal vid. append L. LArus Sea Mew vid. app Luscinia Nightingale M. MAguari vid. append Mareca vid. append Mayae vid. append Meleagris Turkey Mergus Cormorant Merops Woodpecker vid. append Merula Blackbird Milvus Kite Monedula Jackdaw vid. append Motacilla Wagtaile vid. append N. NOctua Owle O. OChropodes Smirings vid. app Oriclus Wi●wall

Glow-worm Cicindula P. They live about hedges in April May and June M. Their meat is not much observed N. 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 Noctiluca Nitedula Noctuvigila Glow worm Card. Schrod T. They have an anodyne vertue Some use them against the stone so Rod. Cast made into troches with gumm dragant and a little oile of almonds The D. is scrup 2. Aldrov Some use the juyce thereof to wright in the night with the gall of a Dogg and rotten wood of a willow Weck Their water serveth to catch fish with Reisch They shine by reason of their innate light for being cold their igneous parts gather about the parts of digestion Jonst They are generated of dew And shine under the wing Gnat. Culex P. They live in fenny and moist places almost every where M. They live upon wine things acid and sweet N. 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 Gall. Mouscheron It. Zanzara Gnat. Aldrov T. V. They serve as meat for the Crocodile Spider birds and fishes They may be driven away by anointing with wormwood and oile or juyce of cumin seed manna thuris vineger or the fume of fleabane St. Katharines flower cypresse calamint rue juniper wood sulphur or bdellium Jonst They are generated of putrified matter They smell well and love light Gras-hopper Cicada P. They live almost every where in hot countries M. Of dew and leaves of trees N. 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 Gall. Cigale Ital. Cicala Gras-hopper Aldrov T. Is of a very hot temper V. Boter Those of the occidental Indies eate them V. Athen. The Ancients did eate them to open the veines Rond They are to be eaten whole tosted to help the bladder and difficulty of urin Gal. Used dry they help the collick with pepper So Schrod The ashes help the stone They are begotten of putrefaction love men and live not long Their description is needlesse H. Hornet Crabro P. They live in hollow trees and holes c. M. Of great flies Grapes flesh and fruit N. 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 Craber Gall. Froilon Ital. Calauron HOrnet Aldrov T. V. The water of their decoction or distillation if touched on the skinn makes the place so swell that there seemeth to be the dropsy or some great poyson medled with yet without paine The remedy is triacle drunke so Mizald. the same is used by some whores to counterfeit a great belly and by beggers to gaine mony by so of that of Wasps Their stingings are to be cured by taking triacle inwardly and mithridate applying outwardly Cows dung and savory and fasting spittle Plin. Or rue bayes watermint salt with vineger sealed and armenian earth Their description is needlesse Jonst They arise out of the harder part of Horse flesh as Wasps out of the softer and as Bees They love Wasps hate Flies and follow their leader which is biggest They sting worst about the dogge dayes and signify foule weather when flying often into their holes in the evening K. Kind Gryllus P. They live in old chimney corners where they make a noise M. Of panick ripe corne and appels c. N. 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 Acheta Gall. Crignon It. H. Grillo Cricket KInd Scalig. T. They are of the same nature as Cantharides V. rubbed on they help the roughnesse of the jaws and tonsills their excrements with oile help purrid ulcers and the holy fire alone Schrod Their powder is said to provoke urine strengthen the sight the juyce helps the tonsills Jonst Some use them to cause sleep They may be driven away by water in which vitriol hath been They help purulent eares Applied They help the parotides In water they help the stone and dysury Hung about the neck they help quartans They fly abrode in July and August and the female is the greatest L. Leech Hirudo P. They live chiefely in muddy places in ditches and lakes M. Of bloud and putrid matter N. 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 Heb. Aluka Sanguisuga It. Sanguettola LEech Gadald T. V. Before they are used they are to be kept in water and the place is to be rubbed with nitre clay or to be scarrified and anointed with bloud They being first put into warm and clean water and then cleansed using tepid oile that the parts may not be cold and if they are to be fastened to the hands or feet they are to be thrust into the water in which they are and if there are but few to be used their tailes are to be cut off with a paire of cisers for then they draw bloud till salt nitre or ashes to be cast upon their mouthes afterwards a cupping glasse is to be applied to draw out the poyson else the part is to be fomēted with sponges And if the parts shall water after manna cumin or meale may be sprinkled on them applying wool afterwards with a little oile and if the bloud shall continue still to issue out apply lint or spiders webbs with vineger Or burnt galls or a new spung with tarre binding on a paper moistened in vineger but in the long parts ligature may serve Here note that leeches draw not from deepe parts but the uppermost And they are to be used in such bodies that feare the incisions of scarrifications or in such parts in which cupping glasses cannot be used by reason of their smalnesse gibbosity or inequality And leeches are to be taken away when we think they have drawne half the quantity that is to be taken away the rest is to be let pass and the part after is to be fomented and warmed and the flux to be stopped by things astringent and emplastick They may be applied by a reed also removed by hot oile put upon their mouths they are useful against subcuraneous diseases as ringworms c. And in the remission of diseases symptoms paine griefe swellings and heat that the matter may not be more attracted sometimes they may be applied to such parts as will not beare bloud-letting Albuc The best are those in sweet waters not redd the great headded black green such causing apostumes faintings fluxes of bloud feavers laxity and evil ulcers Those also are bad that live in ill waters black dirty or stinking but the best live where Froggs doe having two lines of the colour of arsnick round liver coloured and like the Mouse taile red bellied green backt if from running waters In Germany they preferre the greater greenish and black spotted Avic They are to be kept a day before use having what was in thē squeezed out having a little bloud then given to thē then they are to be taken in a sponge to wipe off their viscosity and to be put into clear water being stung with a nettle to cause them to vomit They may be made to fasten by milk and to fall off by aloes or vineger and by vineger and salt they may be made to vomit their bloud and then the parts are to be fomented with warme water And after the place may be

bloud helps ringworms Seren. It helpeth inveterate wounds So Aldrov Jonst Used to the loines of a Woman it hindereth venery Doggs may be preserved from them their eares being anointed with the oile of walnuts or bitter almonds or they being washed with wine vineger cumin and salt water So Aldrov Some use the rosin of cedar or the decoction of the roots of mandrakes Also tarre and Hoggs liquour or the black chamaeleon As for their description it is needlesse W. Wall-louse Cimex P. They live in beds walls and bookes and the like M. They feed upon putrified humours N. 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 Gall. Punaise Ital. Cimice WAll-louse Plin. T. V. They are good against the bitings of Serpents especially asps also against all poysons and strokes Dioscorides useth them ridiculously against quartans Their smell helps the womb Drunk with wine and vineger they drive away horsleeches they provoke urine applied with salt and Womans milk they help the eyes and the eares with honey and oile of roses Given in water they are said to help the lethargy Some put them alive into the genital to provoke venery Marcel Their powder helps all seavers Seren. and the hemorrhage Schrod 3. stamped drunk expel the foetus and secundine Jonst Taken with the bloud of a Tortise they help bitings of Serpents their suffumigation helps the epilepsy frō the womb Gesn Taken with garlick or an egg for three dayes they help tertians and their ashes injected breake the stone Gesn twelve taken by foure at once each day in the morning with wine help the collick They may be expeld by tarre and gall and kild by sulphur Wasp Vespa P. They live in rough places and bushes and the like M. They live upon flesh apples pares plums and honey N. 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 Gall. Vespe Hisp Abispa Wasp Vrsin T. V. They help against quartans Their destilled water causeth tumours without paine Mizald. so that of hornets but the remedy is triacle drunk or applied therefore it 's used by bauds to counterfeit impregnation so Aldrov their poyson is hotter than that of Bees therefore their puncture is worse and hath worse yet like Symptomes The anointing with oile preserveth from them Their sting if in is to bee drawn out as with ashes oile and leven using garden mallows bay-leaves applied savory watermint salt with Calves fat bawme marshmallows rue With honey salt vineger and pitch And Cows dung applied the leaves of mandrake with barly meale water lentils with butter bole armoniack snow camphire with rosewater iron and triacle Jonst As for the description it 's needlesse they live one yeare and fly circularly They are eaten by Swallows Oules and Foxes which kill them striking their tailes against trees Wood-worme Teredo P. They live chiefely in the oake and breed there M. They feed upon wood N. 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 Heb. Hasch Gall. Teigne Wood-worme Aldrov T. V. All tree-worms help all ulcers and noma's burnt with an equal weight of anise-seed and applied with oile Marcel Used with a cloath they kill worms in the head as also cankers burnt The red worms help exulcerated and broken eares Worme Lumbricus P. They live almost every where in England c. M. Of the fatt juyce of the earth c. N. 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 the intestine Worme Plin. T. The ashes of earth worms with oile preserve haire from hoarinesse being in a meane They help the jaundise sc the terrene drunk in vineger mulse with myrrhe so Plin. Avic Ros Anglic. so drach 1. of the powder taken dry with claryfied whey or endivy water If drunk they help fluxes in wounds of the stomach stamped with oile they help corns with vineger they help the holy fire so Mizald. Apollon Boiled in oile they help paines of the eares Serenus mixeth Goose grease therewith to help obtuse hearing With old oile and wax they cicatrize putrid ulcers Stamped applied they help all wounds especially of the nerves Holler also mixeth thē with things for the same purpose Their ashes glew broken bones Plin. and draw out bones Diosc With Goose grease they help grieved eares and boiled with oile they may be dropped into the contrary eare with honey against the tooth-ach they are good also against the bitings of Serpents and Scorpions Plin. The terrene drunk with sod wine breake the stone The ashes in three dayes helpe the gout others use them with the cerot oile of roses or with vineger honey they helping inflammations and paines Plin. Used to the neck and shoulders they hinder the paine of the nerves Drunk in sod wine they expel the secundine The same applied alone concoct the suppuration of the duggs They also open and cicatrize Anointed they cause milk in nurses breasts Mercurialis maketh them into a confection for the same purpose Drunk they are diuretick Their oile helps the paines of the joynts and nerves the same gleweth the nerves of the intestines The Indians use them in unguents against burnings They serve as food for some fourefooted beasts birds and fishes Schrod Those of the earth are very diuretick and diaphoretick anodyne discutient emollient reserant galactogenetick traumatick neurotick They are used in the apoplexy spasme and other affections of the nerves and muscles in the jaundise dropsy worms of children and the collick specifically in the scorbutick arthritis used both inwardly and outwardly The first way percolated c. the other alive or dead The ashes put into the teeth help their paine applied with meale they help the gout The water helps the dropsy the oile provokes urine and sweat with radish water The worms of the bowels are generated of crudities and powdered kill worms They are killed by bitter waters c. so Jonst As also by aloes diascordium Bears-foot Mercurius dulcis Mac. garlick wormwood coralline rue agarick turbith bezoar ivory Harts horne coral brimstone vitriol limmons mintwater spirit of Harts horn sulphur and vitriol syrup of wormwood barberries rhubarb oil of wormwood unguentum de artanita c. ANTHROPOLOGIA c. Of Man c. P. The place is needlesse to be mentioned c. M. So the meat or diet it also being known N. 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 Heb. Adam Vir. MAn Schrod T. Is hot and moist V. The liquour distilled from the haires applied with honey causeth the haire to grow The powder drunk helps the jaundise applied with sheeps fatt it helps luxate members also it stops the hemorrhage in wounds Some use the haire against quartans with an egg The nailes cause vomiting the powder or infusion being taken bound to the navil they help dropsies there are divers other ridiculous uses thereof The spittle of a fasting Man helps the poyson some bitings of Serpents and madd Doggs c. The filth of the eares taken in drink helps the collick outwardly it helps the wounds of Scorpions gleweth wounds and helps the fissures and chaps of the skinn The sweat helps schrophula's if it be mixed with the

and sphacelus in which if the dead part be herewith anointed the putrefaction creepeth no further and it 's more fit for section it also killeth the pestilentiall carbuncle and fits it for other plaisters Chirurgions often use it as a corrosive and hereof is made the mercurius vitae and minerall bezoardick Croll Senn. in I●st Beg. Sala Kest Tentzel Mercurie of life pulvis angelicus or aquila alba cleanseth by stoole and vomit the whole body especially the first region from noxious humours It 's of excellent use in the plague diseases of the head french pocks malignant ulcers feavers joynt ach and dropsie in which for the most part it works strongly without vomiting the D. is gr 2. to 4. or 2. 3. or 4. gr may be steeped in a draught of wine and so taken being filtrated or take mercurius vitae scrup 1. sem of sack unc 18. the D. is unc 1. Note the purging vertue hereof is never exhausted being like the vitrum antimonii as also that it 's not to be used too much it then causing a falling of the fundament The Mercurie of life corrected purgeth very well by stool and bringeth forth any impuritie the D. is g. 4. to 6. Hartm Senn. Tentzel Agric. The cathartick purgeth onely downwards The mineral laxative D. is given from g. 6. to 12. Querc in pharm Croll Senn. Iust Kest Hartm in pract in Croll The mineral bezoardick is a great alexiterie and very whole some medicine for provoking sweat●it is of great effect in all pestilentiall and venenate affections the D. is g. 6. to 12. and more The compound solar bezoardick doth mightily provoke sweat and is good therefore in the apoplexie palsey gout joint ach and trembling of the limbs the D. is g. 4. to 8. The solar bezoardick of Croll is good in the french pocks plague gout dropsie feaver and obstructions of the spleen the D. is g. 3. to 8. yet that of Hartm in Croll Senn. in Inst is more effectuall The Lunar bezoardick helpeth the distempers of the head especially the ●rysipelas in the heads of women the D. is g. 6. to 12. Scheun in hydromant The martiall bezoardic● is specificall in all fluxes of the belly especially such as proceed from the liver The Joviall bezoardick doth strongly provoke sweat and is a polychreston against obstructions of the liver the D. is g. 2. to 8. The Saturnine helpeth diseases of the spleen the D. is g. 6. The spirit or white diaphoretick oile of mercurie serveth to cause sweat the D. is g. 1. or 2. so Rhenan chymotech Hartm in pract The spirit or red oile thereof as the other spirit expelleth by sweat whatsoever is hurtfull to the body and hardly overcome by other remedies it cureth the pustuls and knots of the french pocks easeth paine exsiccates and consolidates stinking and running ulcers the D. is g. 1. or 2. c. in treacle water the spirit of pockwood or some decoction c. The sweet diaphoretick oile cureth malignant and cancrous ulcers especially of the reines and bladder it may be used both inwardly and outwardly Basil The sweet oile called astrum is diaphoretick and a specifick remedie in the french disease and of the same vertue with the salt of mercurie made of the residue That also of Quere in Tetr is diaphoretick The saccharate oile and spirit of mercurie is excellent good in ulcers of the bladder or other affects proceeding from the French disease the D. of the spirit is 3 or 4 drops The sulphur or Tincture of mercurie aquila caelestis Parac is excellent to cure the gout falling sicknesse and french pocks c. the radix whereof it expelleth by sweat the D. is g. 3 or 4. Basil The oile of mercurie antimoniale strengthens the braine cureth the apoplexie and may be used in stead of a panacaea The liquour of mercurie cureth wounds and malignant ulcers being dropped into them That of Vntz. helpeth the gout and those that are infected with the french pocks it cures the canker fistula's and all foule ulcers putrid and inveterate being used inwardly or outwardly the wh●te sweet oil hereof used inwardly helpeth exulcerated reines and the stone and ulcers being applied Hartm in pract The sweet diaphoretick oile D. is given from g. 2. to 6. So the joviall liquour and may be used both inwardly and outwardly Thold ex Basil The salt of mercurie is a great and most effectuall arcanum in the extirpation of the french disease though radicated and inveterate it clenseth the bloud and therefore cureth all kinds of ulcers with and without malignity itch and ringwormes the D. is g. 1. 2. or 3. Caes Waters running by mercurie if drunk are carried to the head and fill the same and thence fall to the gummes hurting them and the limbs as appeares by the ointments of quicksilver Isid being taken in too great a q. it breaketh the intrals by its weight Bras given to infants it kils wormes scrup 1. facilitats delivery it is very cold and moist and causeth congelation of the bloud so Matth. it is to be kept in glazen vessels it consuming other matter except glazed vessels all things swimme therein except gold which it attracts and purifieth it serveth to guild with being mixed with Gold so laid on and put to the fire which disperses the quicksilver and it may after be seperated by aqua fortis it looseneth the teeth The water whitens the face The sublimat in three houres corrodes the body Anon. Mercurius dulcis is excellent against the wormes and it 's used by some against the french disease also Fren. the purgative and diaphoretick water of quick-silver causeth vomit also The fragrant oile helps the filth of the bloud the D. is 4 drops The outward sudorifick water used to the wrists causeth sweat S. Sinople Cinnabaris P. It is to be had in Hungary and Germany M. Of Sulphur and quicksilver with a terrestriall matter N. 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 Minium Diosc Cinnabari SInople Schrod K. as the naturall and artificiall T. Diosc it 's of the nature of haematites V. it 's sometimes used inwardly being mixed with antepileptick remedies outwardly it cureth the french pocks and itch in suffiments c. C. the best is that which is heavy and therefore that of Hungary being of a solar nature and having the best sulphur and Mercurie Hartm The diaphoretick precipitate hereof is an universall remedie fit to be given in any desease helping the inward balsam to expell what is offensive either by vomit stoole or sweating the D. is g. 1. or 2. Diosc Cinnabaris is usefull against diseases of the eyes as the haematite but is more effectuall being more astringent and stopping the bloud in cerots it helpeth burnings with fire and breakings out of pushes being used in cerots also Caes Matth. it helps the fluxes of women dysentery and spittings of bloud it fastneth the teeth and strengthneth the gummes but this as also that of Diosc agreeth

incarnates and cicatrizeth Hartm in Croll Sala Tentzel Kest The sweet sulphur or brimstone of vitriol helpeth affections of the lungs cleanseth putrid wounds or ulcers and cicatrizeth Kest The fixed or martial sulphur of vitriol D. is given from g. 5 to 10. The fixed or martial sulphur of vitriol serveth to make anodynes of called by the name of laudanum Sala Querc in Tetr Pharm rest Senn. Inst Begu The salt of vitriol is commended by Sala even to the heavens as a vomitorie in the epilepsie and other symptomes of the brain arising from corrupt and sharpe vapours ascending from the stomach also in the pleuresie pestilentiall feavers lipothymie from the repletion of corrupted humours and boiling of choller about the mouth of the stomach and in obstructions of the liver spleen and reines also the salt blown up into the nostrils doth mightily cause sneezing and without force cleanseth the brain from it's serous excrements the D. is scrup sem to scrup ij The remaining earth is very good in the diarrhoea and dysentery Hartm in Croll The salt of vitriol out of the caput mortuum from which the flowers of sulphur are elevated given from scrup sem to scrup ij in fennel water or wine doth easily cause vomiting and sometimes stoole and sweating Sala The narcotick anodyne extract of vitriol serveth to stupifie and ease paine and in vertue is not inferiour to opium yet without danger it doth represse and coagulate thinne venemous vapours causing the epilepsie and that specifically the D. is 6 drops to 12. with a convenient liquour Hartm in pract Tentz. Kesl The essence of the sulphur of vitriol is equall in vertue to the tincture of antimonie and worketh wonderfull effects in bawm water it expels all noxious humours of the whole body by insensible transpiration it provoketh venery strengthneth the womb and stops its inordinate motions and in both sexes it worketh a prolifick vertue in the sperm for the generation of children it doth the same also almost in the water of stone parsly and besides cures the dropsie all which it doth being used for some convenient time together the D. is g. 1. to 4. So is the tincture or manna of vitriol in operation Querc in Tetr the tincture is of admirable vertue against all griefe residing in thick matter Querc in Tetr the magisteriate tincture or magisterie of vitriol is a remedy that cannot be too much commended and that chiefely if gold philosophically dissolved be added thereto for it 's good against the epilepsie all astrall affections the apoplexie palsey disinesse madnesse exstasie syncope cochexie dropsie and stone the D. is one or two drops So the other and is an universall extraordinary penetrating medicine Caes The vitriol or atramentose waters from vitriol misy sory or melanteria being all of the same faculty are very like to the aluminous but these are more strong having besides the astringent facultie a certain sharp juyce wherefore they are good against ulcers that spread but if too sharp they hurt them Bras The oile of vitriol is caustick and used for a potentiall fire it easily takes off parts it helps against the plague being taken in rose water Bov. it kils wormes in children and helps the plague 6 drops being taken in aqua ardens 6. in unc ij of sorreil water taken in the morning for 6 or 8 dayes helps the hectick and the quartain ague in aqua-vitae also it helps the canker of the mouth paine of the side rotten teeth dropsies beating of the heart memorie and sound of the eares Fallop Vitriol burned is sharp and catheretick if washed it 's epulotick used in cerots Agric. drach 1. looseth the belly it stops bleeding applied Gal. vitriol preserveth moist flesh Plin. it helps the roughnesse of the eyes paines dimnesse and ulcers of the mouth with the seed of henbane it draweth out broken bones used to the forehead it helps epiphora's in plaisters it purgeth wounds and excrescencies in ulcers put upon plaisters with line seed it easeth pain the white blown into the eares helps deafenesse Agric. the oile looseneth the belly Schrod it 's a minerall salt found neere unto mettals especially copper C. the kinds thereof are diverse according to the nature of the minerall which they do contain but those of the best account are the ceruleous like sapphir compact white as sugar dry in touch and is called the Hungarick the second is subvirid of the colour of herbs more granulate grumous like salt a little unctuous and sticking to the fingers the third is white and dry THEIOLOGIA Of Sulphurs A. Agath Gagales P. It 's found in Germany and Cilicia and other places M. Of a black stony earth full of bitumen N. Obsidianus Thracius Agric. Caes AGath Diosc mollifieth and discusseth V. the suffumigation sheweth the falling sicknesse and helpeth the strangulation of the womb it driveth away serpents by its savour it 's also used in podagrick medicines and such as ease paine or wearisomnesse Schrod it 's said to cure the collick drach 1. being taken powdered seven dayes together Aet being heated red hot and quenched in wine it helps the cardiack passion The oile helpeth the epilepsie madnesse palsey spasme cramp joint-ach and suffocation of the matrice being anointed on the nostrils Plin. Caes being boiled in wine the Agath helps the teeth and botches being mixed with wax Isid the sume sheweth virginity it is kindled by water and quenched by oile so Maiol Caus Zanard Aldrovand being worne it helps the ephialtes and night feares it helps old troublesome cold flatuous swellings of the knees and dryeth with the barbarum plaister with wax it helpeth botches and is very good in the cold gout and all cold affections it 's of the nature of bitumen the powder with wine helps the tooth-ach it 's diuretick and causeth delivery it helps the dropsie and liver the oile helps the epilepsie palsey cramp and suffocation of the womb Amber Succinum P. It is to be found in the Sea in Italy and the Ocean M. Of a bituminous juice and rosin of the earth well digested N. 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 Arab. Ambra citrina Electrum Chrysolectrum Carabe Glessum Resina terrae Paracelsi Amber Schrod K. as the yellow white and black T. it heateth dryeth strenghneth gently bindeth and is appropriated chiefly to the head and womb V. therefore it 's profitably used in catarrhes the epilepsie apoplexie lethargy vertigo suffocation and inflation of the matrix in the flux of bloud and sperme which it reduceth to it's naturall state also it helps the whites in women but the globuls are excellent against defluxions to the eyes being used to the hinder part of the head and applied to the neck hinder distillations to the throat so Bapt. Port. and Matth. The white is most used and that both inwardly and outwardly the D. is to drach 1. some commend it for an amulet against the plague the pulses being often rubbed with the same C. the white is

by the help of the fire all which are not only uselesse but hurtfull to the body the D. of the orientall is from gr 3. to 12. of the occidentall from gr 6. to 20. Myl. Scal. Matth. Caes against all sorts of poyson c. and other malignant diseases C. Calcedonie Calcidonius P. The place is not much observed where it 's found M. It 's between berill and jacinth so Lapidar N. Carchedonius Chalcedonius lapis CAlcedonie Ru. K. as the male and female T. V. it 's commended against symptomes from black choller c. some promise victorie to those that have them being hot it draweth motes unto it C. the best are the males which shine more bright shewing shining starrs within which are witnesses of its excellent vertues Campeg those of Lotharingia helpe hoarsness and clarifie the voice Chrysolite Chrysolithos P Often in Bohemia in India Arabia and Ethiopia M. It 's of a solar nature N. 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 Topasius Germ. mod Heb Tharsis Chrysolite Schrod K. as the orientall and European T. it s judged to be of a solar nature according to its signature V. therefore it 's thought good to lesson night griefes and melancholy to strengthen the intellect and to prevent troublesome dreames being hung about the neck or arme some commend the taking of it against the falling sicknesse Ru. it helps the parts for respiration and asthma as also against pusilanimity and stupidity so Alcas Myl. Ru. Myl Albert. Mag. it removeth folly and causeth constancy of mind Alcas Abuleaf it seemeth of a golden colour in the day and fiery in the night Plin. Alcas Ru. the best is of agolden colour and that makes gold look like silver ilaid together Chrysoprase Chrysoprasus P. In India so Plin. Albert. Mag. Isid Anselm Rib. M. Of certaine drops of gold so Lapidar N. 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 Lapis Chrysoprasinus Chrysoprase Ru. K. as the prasoide and chrysopteron V. Ru. it strengthneth the heart and helpeth weaknesse of the eyes some count it also good against the desire of covetousnesse and say that it sheweth it selfe onely in the dark Caes Alcas Arnold and Berchor and others it helpeth the eyes to fix upon an object Alcas it causeth generosity it s reported to be of a pale colour in the day and fiery in the night So Isid Caus Alcas Maiol though Pliny Alcasar and Solinus doubt thereof Coral Corallium P. The red in India and the Tyrrhene sea the black in Spain M. Of an arboreous stone hardened by aire So Ru. Caes N. 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 Arab. Bassad Morgen besd Corallum Coral Schrod K. as the male or red female or pale white black green yellowish ash-coloured and dusk coloured T. all corall dryeth cooleth and bindeth V. it strengthneth chiefely the heart then the stomach and liver it purifieth the bloud and therefore resisteth the plague poyson and malignant feavers also it maketh a man merry but the black maketh melancholy it stoppeth all fluxes of the belly womb and yard It prevents the gonorrhoea and epilepsie in children 10 gr thereof being given to the infant in the mothers milk before the taking of any other thing as soone as it is borne Outwardly it helps ulcers filling them with flesh it extenuates cicatrices it helps the eyes and stoppeth the weeping of the same in collyries it recreates the sight the D. is scrup 1. to drach 1. Paracels the bright and shining helps against feares fascinations inchauntments poysons the epilepsie melancholy as some say against the insults of evill spirits and lightnings which every one may censure the white hanged to the breast helpeth the hemorrage of women C. the best is the red or masculine which is to be understood as often as it is prescribed without mention of the colour the next is the pale then the white last the black that of other colours is neither used nor commonly accounted for true corall Diosc it meanly cooleth restraineth excrescencies it helps the cicatrices of the eyes cleansing the same it stops the evacuation of bloud helps the difficulty of urine and lessens the spleen being drunk in water That called antipathes being black hath the same vertues Caes corall exhilerates the heart helps the formina evils of the bladder and stone being powdered by the help of fire and drunk in water so Matth. Plin. Myl. and Ru. some say it resisteth tempests as Ru. Myl. drunk in water it causeth sleep Plin. Ru. it preventeth danger Plin. Ru. Bras it helpeth children Myl. hanged to the neck or armes it prevents fascination and poysons Bras as also melancholy the epilepsie and apoplexie Myl. Matth. it helps the falling sicknesse being taken Matth. Myl. it restraineth the menses fastens the teeth rectifieth the gummes and helps ulcers of the mouth drunk it helps the dysentery flux of sperme night pollutions and stops the whites in women Myl. being taken with harts horne and raine water it helps diverse diseases of the body especially the wormes Myl. Ru. being powdered and put into hollow teeth it draweth them forth without pain Myl. the Chymicall oile of corall taken in the q. of scrup 1. in sack helpeth all diseases of the parts both inward and outward in 5 weeks space it cureth the falling sicknesse both in children and young people as also all fluxes of the belly womb or bloud in any part Ru. white corall hanged to the breast so that it may touch the stomach stoppeth bloud flowing out of the nostrils also it strengthens the heart and stomach either being taken inwardly or applyed Ru. the powder of corall makes bitter water sweet some say also that it helpeth fruits but it 's censured by Rueus Plin. Matth. Bras Ru. also many use it by way of ornament c. Schrod Hartm in Pract. The salt of corall made by the spirit or acid liquour of pockwood doth mightily purify the blood in the french pocks the D. is gr 6. to 20. the vertues are to be seen before The magisterie of corall differs not from the salt in substance vertues or dose The oile or liquour of corall besides the forementioned vertue of corall doth also help the stone the D. is gr 4. to 15. The essence and tincture as they are of a more operose preparation than the salt or magistery so also are they of more excellent vertue the D. is 6 drops to 15. and more The tincture of Basil cureth those that are mad or melancholick Hartm in Croll That of Hartman is of such vertue that after the repeated use thereof it will be impossible that any impurity should remain in the bloud of the whole body D. it 's given in fit vehicles from 3 drops to 10. this tincture deserveth to be well esteemed of by the practitioner by reason of its excellent vertues as agreeing very well with the spirits of mans body Hartm in Croll That by the spirit or water of honey D. is given from 4 gr to 12. Agric. That by the phlegme of

Cornu fossile Ebur fossile Ceretites lapis VNicorne-stone Schrod T. for the most part they dry and bind V. therefore they stop fluxes of the belly gonorrhoea's whites the bleeding at the nose and hemorrhoides and if the smell be sweet they are pleasant to the heart strengthen it and help the falling sicknesse used outwardly they cicatrize ulcers and in collyries stop the watering of the eyes Aldrovand it helps against all poysons drach 1. or scrup iiij of the powder being taken in cardiack water or in wine if there be no feaver it causing sweat and driving the poyson outwards also it helps the syncope and other affections of the heart scrup 1. being taken having the vertue of the earth of Lemnos W. Whetstone Cos. P. In Germany Saxonie Cyprus and Misnia so Encel. M. Its matter is not much observed N. 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 Lapis naxius Coticula Acone VVHetstone Weck T. that which comes off from it by whetting T. is styptick V. it stops the falling off of the haire and causeth it to grow when fallen off it keeps downe the breasts of women or virgins being drunk with vineger it consumes the spleen and cureth the epilepsie so Dioscorides and Wecker Aldrovand the powder is cooling that of the oleary whetstone is of an extersive vertue therefore it is counted good against the alopecia it 's used also by smiths mowers barbers and by all men to sharpen tooles withall as it 's sufficiently known Stones lesse used in Physick STones lesse used in Physick Caes are the Antachates which being burned smels like myrrhe so the Aromatites and Myrrhites The Zanthena smelleth sweet so the Baptes and Atizoe The Libanochron is bituminous The Catochites sticketh to the hand and draweth all beasts after it being burned all these are bituminouse Asbestes being once fiered cannot be extinguished so Isid August Maiol Zanard Myl. Selenites increaseth in its candor according to the moone So Plin. August Isid Diosc Matth. Zanard Maiol Caus Myl. Dionysius being powdered and drunk in water causeth a tast of wine and resisteth drunkennesse So Plin. Maiol Caus Thracius is kindled by water and extinguished by oile so Plin. Diosc Myl. Plin. Gal. the stinck thereof driveth away wild beasts Scyrus swimmeth being whole and sinketh when broken so Isid Plin. Caus Maiol Albert. Mag. Arabicus being burned is used in dentifrices and helps the hemorrhoids so Plin. Myl. Diosc Gal. it dryeth and cleanseth Memphites being powdered and applied with vineger to places that are to be cut or burned maketh them to be so stupid that they cannot perceive the paine so Isid Diosc Myl. Sarcophagus consumeth dead bodies within eleven daies being layed therein sc all but the teeth so Plin Isid Albert. Mag. Androdamas restraineth the wrath and rage of men so Plin. Albert. Mag. and draweth silver or brasse to it so Isid Galactites being powdered yeelds a kind of milkie juyce it causeth milk in nurses being worne by children it causeth spittle so Plin. Maiol it helps distillations of the eyes and ulcers being applied but by reason of it's glutinosnesse it is to be kept when powdered in water in a leaden vessel so Diosc being worne it helpeth the birth so Myl. Mytridas being shined on by the sunne shineth with variety of colours Phengites is used as the specular stone so Plin. Isid Caus Chernites preserveth bodies from corruption contrary to that of the Asian stone consuming all things and reducing them into ashes so Caus Ostracites serveth in stead of the pumis-stone to smooth the skin being drunk it stoppeth bloud and applied with hony cureth ulcers paines of the dugs so Plin. as also inflammations eating ulcers causeth sterility being drunk 4 daies after the birth so Diosc Myl. Gal. it is very drying Smyris is used in plaisters to consume and eat it helps moist gumms is used in dentifrices so Diosc The powder serveth to polish Jewels with and armes also it serveth to cut glasse as the adamant so Matth. it is very abstersive so Gal. Tusculanus breaketh being in the fire so Isid Sabinus yeeldeth a light with oile so Isid Sifnius being heated with oile waxeth black and hardeneth Plin. Thebaicus is used in collyries so Plin. Asius is salt it helps the gout of the legs being held in a vessel thereof mixed with copper it helps vices of the dugs and botches with pitch or rosin also it discusseth waxing kernels and helps the bitings of beasts so Plin. it gently biteth and bindeth the powder eateth flesh and extenuates being used in baths in stead of nitre so Diosc Melitites operates as the Lactarius so Diosc Myl. being powdered it yeeldeth a sweet and hony-like juyce and being mixed with wax it helps eruptions of phlegme spots of the body and exulcerations of the jawes so Plin. Morochthus is used by linnen drapers to whiten garments also it stops spitting of bloud with water it helps paines of the bladder and stops destillations Thyites is very corrosive and it chiefely purgeth those humours that hurt the eyes so Diosc Gal. Assyrius is used for an amulet and being tied to the thighes of those that are great it facilitates childbirth so Diosc Tiburones powdered helpe the difficultie of urine and stone of the reines and bladder the tast is insipid so Myl. Caymanus helps the quartain ague being bound to the temples so Myl. Myexis or that of the toad being worne helps the paines of the reines inflamations of the dugs and generation of the stone also it helpes diseases of the stomach and feavers and venemous wounds so Myl. Chelidonius being worne under the left at me helps old diseases lunacie epilepsies madnesse and languishing so drunk also it makes pleasant and gratefull sc the red The black helps against hurtfull humours anger and feavers also it causeth good successe and helps the paines of the eyes being powdered and used in water so Myl. Ru. Malauar held in the mouth in a certain leafe helps hunger so Maiol Glasse is pleasant for the sight so Maiol Turchois strengthens and preserveth the sight so Ru. Myl. is defendeth from hurt so Ru. Myl. Albert. it strengthneth and comforts the heart so Myl. Ru. and causeth mirth and prosperity used by the unchast it looseth its colour and vertue so Myl. there are also other fabulous relations made hereof Anthracites is quenched by fire and burnes with water so Isid Caus Hexecontalithus hurts the nerves and weake eyes so Albert. Liparia being burned draweth all beasts to it so Plin. Caus Mynda● driveth away wild beasts and defends from them so Caus Spinus Smarillus and Maritha being togeather and sprinkled with water doe burne so Aristot Maiol Nymphaeus is kindled by water so Plin. Maiol Zanard Droselitus sweateth being put to the fire Ephestites by the sun fireth a dry matter worne before the heart it hinders sedition and the furie of wild beasts and being cast into boiling water it makes it cold so Isid Plin. Maiol Albert. Mag. Absicthus being once heated continueth so 7

of the essence or extract thereof is from scrup sem to scrup 1. The purging Crystals salt or flower hereof will increase the vertues of a panchymagogon or other extracts being mixed therewith B. Bloud-stone Haematites P. In Germany and Bohemia in iron mines M. It is the matter of Iron by concoction N. 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 Arab. Scedenigi BLoud-stone Diosc T. it bindeth gently heateth and extenuates V. with hony it remooveth the cicatrices and roughnesse of the eyes with womans milk it helpeth bleere eyes ruptures and bloudy surfusions in the eyes drunk in wine it helpeth against the retention of urine Plin. drunk it stoppeth the fluxes of women and spitting of bloud with the juyce of pomegranates also it is good in diseases of the bladder and wounds of serpents drunk in wine in womens milk it helps the weeping of the eyes Myl. cast into hot water it cooleth it some say that those that carry it will not be hurt by the sun and that it keepeth fruits from grashoppers and haile which is fond and that being held in the hand it stops bleeding at the nose Maiolus affirms that of Pliny Schrod it cooleth drieth gleweth and therefore helpeth the ulcers of the eyes and lungs and stoppeth fluxes of the womb and belly c. D. the powder is given inwardly from scrup 1. to scrup iiij outwardly it 's used diverse waies Lang●l the powder with a diaphoretick water is given with good successe in gouts C. the best is friable blackish hard equall and without filth chiefely the Spanish Caes waters flowing rom bloudstones bind and stop fluxes of bloud Borax Borax P. In Armenia Macedonia Cyprus in mines M. Of a boyes urine and nitre sc the factitious N. 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 Chrysocolla Auri gluten Jun. Borax T.V. Fallop scrup 1. thereof being taken in the decoction of some heating herb as of feaverfew savin or the like by women that cannot be delivered is a most present remedie to bring forth the birth either alive or dead So Caes The naturall Borax Diosc purgeth cicatrices restraineth proud flesh and gently wasteth the body by its biting quality it 's counted amongst remedies which cause vomiting and may be lethal so Weck C. Calaminare Calaminaris L. P. It is to be had and found in the mines of mettals M. It 's generated of Cadmia without the mettall N. Cadmia Lapidosa Climia Cathimia CAlaminare Schrod T. it gently drieth cleanseth bindeth cicatrizeth and incarnates V. it filleth ulcers with flesh it is used only outwardly and often in the excoriacions of children being sprinkled thereon to dry them It is used also by copper smiths to make lattin it causing the copper to wax pale S. Closs the magisterie hereof evacuates by vomit and stoole more gently than prepared antimonie Chrystall Chrystallus P. In India Asia Scythia Germany and Spain M. Of the same humour as the Berill and Diamond N. 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 Heb. Zechuchith Ital. Christallo Gall. Crist l. Chrystall Matth. T. is astringent V. therefore it is given being finely powdered against the dysentery in austere wine it stoppeth the whites and encreaseth milk in nurses hereof may be made burning glasses serving for cauteries Albert. Mag. being held under the tongue it quencheth thirst being powdered mixed with honey and applied it causeth milk in women so Vincent Bell. Agric. it 's used by witches Brasav it resisteth poyson Solin it serveth to make cups of as also the triangulous serving for recreation so Cardan Schrod it helpeth the diarrhoea colick choller flux of the matrix breaketh the stone in any part of the body and helps the gout Boet. Matth. scrup ij or drach 1. of the powder thereof being given in the the oile of sweet almonds cureth those that have drunk quicksilver Hereof is made a nephritick salt by ebullition in the great nettle water being fortified with its own salt and unc ij of the spirit of sea salt sc of the calx thereof the D. is gr 6. to 20. of the oile or liquour of Chrystall gr 15. to 20. Horst the D. of the cremor of chrystall is scrup sem to scrup 1. alone or with that of tartar in the dropsie and stone C. the best for chymicall use is the most pure and pellucid Cleaving-stone Schistus P. In Iberia Germany and Bohemia Agric. M. Some count it a species of talch N. 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 Iscistus Isidori Cleaving-stone Diosc T. is of the nature of the bloud stone but lesse effectuall V. with womens milk it filleth up hollow ulcers Plin. it helps against the hemorrhoids so Caes Aldrovand it helpeth against ruptures thicknesse of the cheeks and affections of the eyes Pliny maketh hereof with gold a remedy against lichens Agric. the nodes thereof serve to polish silver withall and bracelets Cocks-gizard-stone Alectorius P. It is often found in the ventricle of cocks M. It 's like dimme christall N. 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 It is also called Alectoria Alectorias Cocks-gizard-stone Ru. Albert. T.V. is said to provoke venery and cause agreement betwixt the sexes so Myl. as also that it resisteth dangers makes unconquerable pleasant eloquent constant and that being held in the mouth it quencheth thirst So Weck E. Eagle-stone Aetites P. It is found in the Eagles nest in Germany M. It 's made like the Bezoar-stone N. 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 Lapis aquilae Gall. Pièrre d'aìgle EAgle-stone Plin. K. as the soft containing a white clay in it the male or hard having a hard stone that of Cyprus containing sand and the Taphiusus T. V. Diosc bound to the left arme it helpeth against the slipperinesse of the matrix and retaineth the child in the womb the same being tied to the thigh facilitates childbirth Being shaken it causeth a sound having an other stone in it so Plin. Isid there are two thereof found in the nest sc a male and a female without which they bring not forth Ru. being powdered and used in a cerot it helps the falling sicknesse he saith also that a thiefe cannot devoure any thing in which it is Bras those in use are the white and black or ashcoloured Mylius reports that the eagle bringeth them into her nest to temper the heat of her egges least they should be too hot when sate upon There are also diverse other frivelous things reported of it by diverse authors Schrod it is presently to be removed after the birth least it draw the womb unto it Albert. Mag. it being present meat suspected of poyson cannot be swallowed down untill it be removed again Aldrovand hung about the neck it helps affections of the heart melancholy and paines fluxes pleurisies and ruptures F. Fier-stone Pyrites P. It is to be found in Cyprus Goslaria M. It is generated of an aeriall quality N. 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 Lapis aerarius Lapis luminis FIer-stone Caes Plin. K. as the golden and silver coloured T. both of them heat dry discusse extenuate humours and soften hard swellings

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