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A16362	The chyrugians closet: or, an antidotarie chyrurgicall Furnished with varietie and choyce of: apophlegms, balmes, baths, caps, cataplasmes, causticks, cerots, clysters, collyries, decoctions, diets, and wound-drinks, desensatiues, dentifrices, electuaries, embrocations, epithemes, errhines, foments, fumes, gargarismes, iniections, liniments, lotions, oyles, pessaries, pils, playsters, potions, powders, quilts, suppositaries, synapismes, trochisces, vnguents, and waters. The greatest part whereof were scatterdly set downe in sundry bookes and papers; by the right worshipfull Mr. Thomas Bonham, Dr. of Physick; and now drawne into method and forme, by Edvvard Poeton of Petworth, (late and long seruant to the foresaid Right Worshipfull Dr.) and published for the benefit of his country, and the helpe and ease, of young practitioners in the ancient, necessarie, and noble science of chyrurgerie.	Bonham, Thomas, d. 1629?; Poeton, Edward.	1630 (1630)	STC 3279; ESTC S106514	285,289	718

gulae Powders 255. G 257. G. Bowels torments to ease a Cataplasme 42. F. Bowells torments with pissing of bloud a Quilt 265. G. Bowells to free of waterish humours a Suppositarie 267. A. Braine to comfort a Cataplasme 59. B. a Lotion 160 A. Braine to strengthen a Balme 22. B. Cataplasmes 58. B G. 59. E. an Oile 178. B. a Quilt 262. B. Braine ioynts c. to strengthen an Oile 183. F. Braine to temper a Quilt 263 C. Braines cold affects a Cataplasme 58. F. a Lotion 160 B. Braine and sinewes cold affects an Oile 176 C. Braines cold and moist affects an Apophlegme 2. C. an Oile 178. D. Braines affects and also of the Mouth Teeth c an Oile 177 B. Breath straight to enlarge a Fume 129. A. Breasts straitnesse to profit an Vnguent 280 F. Bruises to cure Cataplasmes 43 F. 45. B a Liniment 151. E an Oile 182. A. Plaisters 209 D. 211 B 221. C. 233. A. a Potion 249. A. an Vnguent 304. A. Bruises inward or squats Vnguents 285. C. 321. D. Bruised by stroakes falls c a Balme 8 H. Bruises bloudy vnder the skinne to discusse a Plaister 240. C. Bubo Venerea to ripen Cataplasmes 43. A. 45 A. 46. B. an Electuary 108. D a Fomen● 120. D. a Lotion 166. C. Plaisters 22. E. 240. A. Bubo pestilentialis a Cataplasme 40. B a Plaister 219. D. Bullets bones c. to draw forth a Cero● 74. E. Burnings to heale a Liniment 155. A. Plaisters 206. F. 211. B. 2●1 A. Vnguents 270. E. 296. B. 299. F. 304. A. 319. F. 325. A. Burnings or skaldings to heale Liniments 144. E. 149 F. an Oile 182. B an Vnguent 284. C. Burnings or skaldings by fire water c. Vnguents 280 D. 294. C. Burnings with fire an Vnguent 289. A. a Water 356. D. Burnings with gun-powder a Liniment 15● E. Vnguents 284 B C 302. G. Burning by gun-powder to profit by repelling the skalding flux c. a Liniment 254. F. Burnings with lightening an Vnguent 278 C. Burnings in the face a Liniment 153. E. Burnings and inflammations to allay an Vnguent 287. C. C. Callous of a fistula to draw out a Plaister 225 a Powder 258. a Water 342. D. Cancer to cure Balmes 8. F. 10. C. 18 D. 21. D an Oile 18● E Plaisters 202. B. 221 A 2●8 A Vnguents 311. D. 316. A 319 D 320. A a Water 354. E. Cancer not vlcerated Electuaries 109. A. B. Cancer vlcerated a Water 358. G. Cancer in a womans breast a Decoction 90. B. Canker to profit a Cerot 62. B. a Liniment 147 B a Powder 25● B Vnguents 285. C. 317 F. ●31 A Waters 347. A. 349. A Canker not vlcerated a Potion 252. E. Canker vlcerated an Vnguent 271. B Canker gnawing and fretting to cure a Liniment 142. E. Canker stinking festering c. an Electua●y ●07 A. Cankers stench to take away an Oile 183. G. an Vnguent 272 B. Carbun●le to profit a Cataplasme 40. C. a Foment 116. E. a Plaister 210. C. Caruncle to roote out a Balme 2 D. Iniections 139. A B a Powder 257. E. Vnguents 274. A. 289. C. a Water 354. A. Caruncles paine to asswage to cicatrize an Iniection 139. C. Caruncles sorenesse by applying c. an Vnguent 189 D. Cathar or pose to helpe an Oile 183. I. a Synapisme ●08 C. Causticks 61 B.D. a Powder 256. F. Chaps of the hands an Oile 178. D. Vnguents 290. E 305. C. 309. F. Chaps of the hands feet or nepples of the breast c. a Foment 117. E. an Oile 168. A. Vnguents 289. B. 304. C. 312. G. Chaps of the lips Vnguents 302. B 322. A. Chaps or clefts of the Nailes or any other part a Water 346 A. Chests straightnesse an Vnguent 325. B. Chilblaines a Plaister 202 G. Choler yellow to draw forth a Clyster 81. B Cicatrizes to produce Plaisters 196. B. 197. a Powder 259 B. Vnguents 285. I. 300. A. 319. E. 324 B. Waters 339. D. 346. B. 351. C. Cicatrizes to make comely an Oile 168. A Cleanse and dry a Plaister 209. F. Clyster for any griefe 81. F. Coccix fractured a Plaister 235. C. Cods swelling to asswage Cataplasmes 41. A 48. E a Plaister 194. D. Colds a Balme 15 B. Cold and moisture to helpe an Oile 178. B. Collick torments to ease Balmes 5. C 20. A. a Cataplasme 55. F. a Clyster 82. A. a Foment 118 Oiles 168. A. 177. A. 178. D. 180. L. 181. A. 184 B. 185. E Plaisters 191. E 214. B. 233 A. Quilts 262. F 26● A. 265. E. a Suppositarie 267. E. Vnguents 313 B. 225. A. Colour to make good an Oile 183 E. Coolers an Oile 183 C. a Plaister 212. A. Vnguents 270. C 271 F Concoction to further a Cataplasme 34 D a Cerot 73. A. a Liniment 148 B. an Oile 180. G. Plaisters 191 E. 204. D. Concoction to hasten in a hollow compound wound a Liniment 148. l. Conglutinatiues Vnguents 311. E. 324. A. Consolidatiues a Plaister 197. Vnguents 283. F. 294. D. 333. A. Contraction to cause where the parts were relaxed an Vnguent ●●7 B. Contusions a Balme 15. B. a Plaister 195. E. Contusions in the head a Cerot 64. C. Contusions in childrens heads a Plaister 195. A. Conuulsions to cease Balmes 15. B. 16. B. 22. B. a Clyster 80. E a Liniment 151. E. Oiles 168. B. 180. C. Vnguents 305. F. 313. B. C. 326. B. Conuulsions happening by a wounded sinew a Liniment 155. C. Cornes in the feet c. a Playster 217. A. Corosiues for vlcers Powders 254 B. 255. B. Costiue to make soluble Clysters 79. C. E. Cough to cure Balme ●12 A C. 13. A. an Oile 17● B. Vnguents 274. F. 285. D. 286. F. Cough old to cure Fumes 126. B. 127. A. Cough to cure caused from a continued defluxion c a Fume 122. C. Crampe Balmes 5. C. 7. B. 10. D. 14. B. 1. 5 B. 19. B. a Bath 24. B. a Cerot 72 C. a Liniment 153. B. Oiles 168. A. 180. C.L. a Potion 241. B. Vaguents 310. E. F. 312. D. 314. A. Crampe happening in a wound or otherwise Electuaries 107. C. D. an Oile 175. B. Crampe of the Iawes an Oile 176. C. Crudities raw to remoue a Plaister 191. E. D. Darts wood or any thing infixed in the body to draw forth Vnguents 332. C. 333. A. Deafnesse to cure Balmes 3. C. 20. A. 21. A. 22. B a Lotion 165. C. an Oile 168. A Plaisters 215. C. 233. A. Defensatiues a Plaister 203. A. Defluxions to repell Colli●●es 83. B. 89. D. an Oile 184 B Defluxion viscuous a Collitie 80. B. Defluxion to stay either of bloud or humors an Vnguent 310. A. Defluxion into the eyes an Vnguent 297. D Deterge discusse a Cataplasme 54. C. Diarrhea to stay a Cataplasme 58. E. Diarrhea diurnall an Vnguent 330. H. Digestiues 105. E. an Oile ●84 B. Dislocations to confirme a Balme 15. B a Plaister 228. A. Dislocation of the Iaw an Vnguent 295. D. Diseases to cure a Bath 27. C. Distillations to

Tractate A. ABortion to preuent a Playster 231. B. an Vnguent 332 A. Aches Balmes 15 B. 8. B a Playster 218. A. Vnguents 275. D. 285. A 296. E. 314 B. a Water 346. F. Aches or paine proceeding from old bruises or falles a Liniment 149. G. Aches benummed members c. Decoctions 95 96. A. Aches neere the bone or in and about the ioynts a Water 356. D. Aches cold Vnguents 296. C. 303 F. 304. D. 305. B. F. Aches cold and tumors a Playster 202. G. Aches cold or paine a Liniment 145 F. Aches cold inueterate in the Ancle c. a Playster 229 E. Aches cold shrunke withered members c. a Liniment 155. D. Aches dolorous which proceed of Lu●s Venerea a Balme 22. B. Aches in the eye a Decoction 94. C. Aches grieuous by a humour congealed to remoue a ●layster 229. F. Aches in the head c an Vnguent 282. A. Aches violent of the head c. an Oile 183 H. Aches of the huckle bones to take away a Balme 12 A. a Playster 240. D. Aches hot an Vnguent 303. E. Aches inueterate to remoue a Foment 117. B. a Playster 191. D. Aches of the ioynts a Fume 123. D. an Oyle 182. G. a Petion 244. E. an Vnguent 282. B. Aches of the ioynts arising Ex Lue Vener●● a Pille 191. A. Aches of the ioynts sinewes and hippes Synapismes 268 A.B. Aches running issues c. a Decoction 93. B. Aches and paines of the armes an Vnguent 330. D. Aches and paines of the shoulders armes c. a Playster 206. C. Aches or paines in and aboue the shoulder-blade a Playster 226 B. a Quilt 263 D. Aches and strumes an Oyle 181. D. Aches and windy tumors an Vnguent 302. G. Affects cold to helpe c. a Balme 22. B. an Oyle 180. C Agues to driue away a Fume 125. F. an Oyle 168 B. Agues sharpe and shaking rigor c. an Oyle 180. C. Agues intermitting c. a Clyster 80. B. Agues quartane to cure Balmes 12. C. 22. B. Alopecia gallica Baths 25. B. C. 30 A. 33. B. an Vnguent 301. B. Angina to helpe Cataplasmes 53. F 55. A. Gargarismes 129. B. E. 131. E. 133. D. 1●4 D. an Vnguent 328. D Angina in the beginning a Gargarisme 134. G. Angina in the augmentation Gargarismes 134. F. 135. B. Angina in the state Gargarismes 134. H 135. C. Anthonies fire to extinguish a Liniment 159. G. a Playster 228. A an Vnguent 288. C. Apoplexie to profit a Clyster 81 E. Apostemes balmes 8. C 15 A. 31 F. Plaisters 211. B. 214. B. Apostemes to ripen a Caustick 61. C. a Playster 228 A. Apostemes to breake and open a Caustick 59. F. a Playster 233. A. an Vnguent 334 C. Apostemes to suppurate Cataplasmes 35. A 50. D an Vnguent 320 C. Apostemes cold to suppurate a Cataplasme 42. E. Apostemes to maturate Cataplasmes 44 C. D. an Embrocation 109. D. a Plaister 206. E an Vnguent 316 A. Apostemes hot to maturate a Cataplasme 44. B. Apostemes cold to maturate a Cataplasme 44. A. Apostemes to clense a Playster 206. E. Apostemes pleureticke to breake a Cataplasme 49. B. an Vnguent 285. D. Apostemes of the armes or leggs a Foment 114. D. Apostemes hot in womens breasts a Plaister 194. G. Apostemes corrupt to heale and breake a Plaister 210 C. Apostemes of the iawes a Gargarisme 135. D. Apostemes strumous c. a Powder 255 G. Apostemes phlegmonidous c. a Plaister 214. A Apostemes behinde the eares a Cataplasme 56. B. Apostemes of the eares a Plaister 236. B. Apostemes to mollifie called Parotides an vnguent 328. C. Apostemes of the stomacke a Cerot 77. B. Apostemes cold of the stomacke a Cataplasme 42 B. Appetite to stirre vp a Cerot 73 A. Oiles 180 G.H. Plaisters 206. D. 214 B. 233 A. Armeholes ranke smell a Lotion 164. B. Arrow heads thornes c. to draw forth a Plaister 237. C. Arsgut to reduce c. Baths 26 C. 27 A. Iniections 136. A 141. A. a Plaister 230. F. Asperiterias roughnesse to make smooth an Oile 17● D. Attractiues a Cataplasme 35. D. Ayre corrupt to profit a Fume 123. B. B Back to strengthen a Cerot 71. B a Plaister 233 A. Back weake to strengthen a Plaister 223. F. Backs paine and weaknesse a Plaister 222. C. Back and loynes to strengthen a Plaister 202. D. Baldnesse to preuent a Liniment 149 D. an Vnguent 249. A. Beard to cause to grow speedily Vnguents 291. E. 307. C. 322. E. Beauty to preserue a Balme 12. A. Belly to moue an Vnguent 315. D. Belly lower to purge Suppositaries 26. C. D Belly torments to ease a Cataplasme 34 B. Biles soares or pushes on womens breasts a Flaister 219 B. Bladder obstructed an Oyle 177. A. Bladder torments by c. an Oile 182. C. Blisterings an Vnguent 299. F. Biting of a mad dog Balmes 19 D. 20. A. a Clyster 82. B. a Decoction 93. C. a Plaister 234. C. an Vnguent 332. B. Biting of venemous beasts Balmes 5. C. 21. B. a Plaister 22● A. Vnguents 316. A. 331. D 332. B. Biting of Scorpions an Oyle 176. C. Biting and stinging of serpents a Plaister 211 F. Bitings of all kinds a Plaister 234. C. Bleeding at the nose to stay Cataplasmes 36. A. 53. D. an Epitheme 111. a Fume 127. B. Bleeding of a wound to stay a Potion 250. E Bloud to stanch a Liniment 155. E a Plaister 217. C. Powders 256. A. B. C. 257. 260 G. 261. D. Bloud spitting or vomiting to stay a Potion 248. C. Bloud spitting to stay a Cataplasme 56. I. a Gargarisme 13● E. an Oile 178. D. Bloud congealed to scatter a Plaister 222. F. Bloud in an eruption to stay an Vnguent 326. D. Bloud violently bursting forth from the nostrills lungs c an Vnguent 329. F. Bloud flowing to preuent and forbid a Cerot 68. D. a Plaister 210 C. Bloud to debarre from flowing into any wound c a Cataplasme 43. C. Bloud vnnecessary flowing to any part an Vnguent 287. B. Bloud contused to dissolue and scatter a Foment 121. D. Body to open in any griefe a Clyster 81. A Bodies costiue to make soluble Clysters 79. C. E. Bodies ouer hot to coole a Clyster 80. A. Body inflamed to coole c an Oile 183. B. Body to adorne with colour an Oile 182. F. Bodies vlcerated a Potion 240 F. Bodies vlcerated which are strong c a Potion 250 A. Body to preserue against venemous ayre c. an Oile 178. D. Bodies cold affects an oyle 184. A. Bodies leane to fatten an Oyle 176. D. Bodies infeebled to nourish a Clyster 80. F. Bodies strong and rustick to purge Pilles 190. A. Bones broken to restore Cerots 73. C. 77. D. Plaisters 192. C. 226. A. Bones broken to conioyne and consolidate c. an Vnguent 316. F. Bones bared to couer with flesh c. a Balme 17. C. A. Plaister 192. D. Bones corrupt to cleanse a Trochisce 296. B. Bones to cleanse and to produce flesh in vlcers a Cerot 75 C. Botium

stay Cataplasmes 58. B. D. G H. a Lotion 160. D. an Oile 177. A. a Plaister 230. D. a Quilt 262. B. Distillation from the braine to stay a Fume 124. D. Distillation hot to stay a Quilt 262. C. Distillation cold to stay a Quilt 262. D. Distempers hot c. an Oile 183. A. Dolours a Balme 18. B. Dolours of the spatula ioynts and armes c. a Liniment 150. A. Dolour to open heate resolue c. an Oile 180. L. Dolour of phlegmon herpes crysipilas to mitigate an Vnguent 310. F. Dolours and vlcers concomitating Lues Venerea an Oile 178. A. Dolour of the liuer intestines c. a Plaister 202. C. Dolour of wounds an Oile 179. Dolours arthriticall springing c. a Cataplasme 44. E. Dolour of the reines to asswage Foments 119. A. E. a Plaister 202. D. an Vnguent 315. D. Dolour of the backe or reines a Balme 20. A. Drie and heale Vnguents 271. G. 311 B. Dropsy to cure a Balme 19. D. an Electuary 106. C. Plaisters 212. D. 224. D. 226. B. 238. E. Vnguents 280 B. 304. F. Dropsy Ascites c. a Cataplasme 56. C. Dura mater to defend c. an Vnguent 272. B. Dying person to reuiue a Balme 10. D. E. Eares singing noise to put away Balmes 8. A. 14. A. a Lotion 165. C. 183. H. Escar speedily to cast off a Water 351 C. Elephantiasis a Bath 29 B. Epilepsie to profit A pophlegmes 2. B. C. Balmes 10. B. 17. B. 20. 22 B. a Cataplasme 59. D. a Clyster 81. E. Oiles 168. B. 177. B. a Plaister 220. E. Erysipilas to heale a Cerot 69. B. a Lotion 165. A. a Plaister 206. F. an Vnguent 330. A. Erysipilas phlegmonides a Potion 252. B. Erysipilas vlcerated to draw and cleanse an Vnguent 315. C. Erysipilas or any hot inflammation a Liniment 156. E. Excoriations Vnguents 193. C. 295. B. 299. F. Excoriations watery a Water 337. C. Excressences to consume a Balme 8 C. a Plaister 210. C. a Trochisce 269. D. an Vnguent 311. B. Excressence about the glans of the yard a Powder 257. E. Expectoration easie to cause Vnguents 274 285. D. 286. F. 30● G. Eyes a Collerie 88. E. Waters 337. A. 338. B. 346. D. Eyes apple to enlarge a Foment 121. B. a Water 358. D. Eyes disease called chemosis Colliries 83. B. C. 89 C. Eyes disease called Agnies a Collirie 84. F. Eyes runing issue called Epiphorae a Collirie 83. D Eyes disease called lippitudo c a Collirie E. an Errhine 112. C. Eyes inflammation called Opthalmia a Foment 119. C. Eyes to cleare a Balme 12. A. Eyes to cleanse Colliries 87. C. 88. C. Eyes inflammation to asswage Cataplasmes 38 C. 48. F. 55. G. Vnguents 326. C. 328. B. Eyes to helpe of all manner of heate and inflammation Collities 33. C. 87. A a Water 336. C. Eyes flux to stay a Cataplasme 8. C Colliries 87. B 88. B. a Denfensatiue 102. A. a Plaister 197. F. an Vnguent 326. C. Eyes to helpe in a flux lachtimall Vnguents 308. D. 329. B. Eyes ouer moist a Balme 21. A. Eyes to helpe of wound defluction and cataracts Vnguents 277. C.D. Eyes waterings a Water 347. A. Eyes burnt with gun-powder a Water 350. E. Eyes matter to remoue c. Colliries 87. D. E. Eyes to free off spots a Water 357. H. Eyes to free off blacke and blew markes after a stroake or fall a Liniment 151. C. an Vnguent 308. C. Eyes rednesse c. a Collirie 86. D. an Vnguent 308. E. Waters 345. F 355. A. Eyes rednesse and waterishnesse a Collirie 84. B. a Water 358. C Eyes bloudy suffusion to profit a Collirie 84. A a Foment 113. D. Eyes swolne a Foment 116. B. Eye to helpe off web and spots a Water 346 G. Eyes itch and scabbinesse pin and web c. a Collirie 85. G. Eyes sorenesse and paine to helpe Colliries 83. F. 84. G. 85. A.B. 86. B. E. F. a Water 351. F. Eyes vncleane vlcer in the corners Colliries 86. G. 88. F. Eyes vlcer to maturate a Collirie 85. E. Eyes vlcer to incarnate Colleries 85. F. Eye-browes branny scales a Potion 242. A. Eye-browes itchinesse Colliries 89. C.D. Eye-lids rednesse scabbinesse scurfe and vlcers a Balme 8. B. Vnguents 310. D. 3●9 A. Eye lids sorenesse c. a Balme 21. A. Eye-lids roughnesse c. to cure Colliries 88 B D. 89. D. Eye-sight to preserue and quicken Balmes 4. B. 12. A. a Powder 257. H. F. Face to free of spots Vnguents 304. B. 305. A. 322. A. Waters 343. E. 343. D. 350. F. 357 E. Face to free of rednesse Vnguents 304. E. 329. G. Waters 346. C. 352. E. Face to free of rednesse pustules blemishes spots c. a Liniment 158. C. Vnguents 277. A. 289. F. 294. B. 297. B. Waters 336. A. 350 C.D. Face spots called lentigines Liniments 150. G. 151. I. Face to free of warts and other like tubercles a Water 357. B. Face to cure of scurfe or manginesse a Water 342. D. Face sawce flegme c. an Vnguent 317. D. Face to beautifie a Water 351. B. Face to make smooth free of wrincles a Water 357. C. Falls to profit much a Potion 249. B. Falling-sicknesse Synapismes 268. A.B. an Vnguent 312. D. Feet much swolne a Bath 32. A. Feets euill smell a Lotion 163. D. Felon to breake and cure Cataplasmes 51. F.H. Plaisters 204. C 233 A. Felons anguish to extinguish c. a Cataplasme 38. D. Festers a Water 349. A. Feuers heate and burning an Vnguent 303. B. Feuers rigor an c Oile 180. K. Feuers pestilentiall a Balme 13. A. Feuers to preuent a Balme 17. B. Fingers to profit in the cleaning and tearing of the skin neere vnto the white of the nailes an Vnguent 291 A. Fistulaes to cure Balmes 8 A.F. 10. C. 15. C. 18. D. 21. D. a Caustick 59. F. a Collirie 88. A. Decoctions 93 B. D. 97. C. 98. A. 100. C D. an Iniection 140. A Oiles 185. E. 193. A. 202. B Plaisters 210 C. 228. A. Potions 246. A D. a Pouder 254 C. Trochisces 269. B.D. Vnguents 272. C. 288. C. 311. D. E. 329. F. Waters 348. B. 349. A. 351. G. 353. E. 354. E. Fistulaes in ano a Water 354. A. Fistulaes and all sores a Plaister 221. B. Fistulaes which haue not yet c. a Plaister 209. B. Fistulaes to incarnate and hollow vlcers Vnguents 300. D E. 31● E. Fistulaes and foule vlcers about the ioynts to mundifie an Vnguent 296. F. Fistulaes callous to eradicate a Caustick 61. E. a Liniment 154. A. a Trochisce 269. D. Flatuosities to discusse a Plaister 206. D. Vnguents 286. E. 288. B. 299. H. Flatuosities within the cranium an Oile 176 C. Flegme tough and clammy c. to cut a Clyster 81. G. Gargarismes 128. D. 130. G 132. C. Flesh superfluous to consume a Plaister 220 H a Trochisce 269 B Vnguents 286. D. 311. B. a Water 337. D. Flesh proud to abate a Pouder 254 D 228 A. an Vnguent 333. A.

a Water 355. F. Flesh spongie to abate a Liniment 159 A. an Vnguent 293. D. Flesh superfluous in vlcers to eate away a Balme 20. A. a Powder 260. F. Flesh in vlcers to generate a Plaister 234. B a Pouder 260. C. an Vnguent 335. B. Flesh lost to restore a Plaister 192 D. Flesh in wounds to cause an Oile 170. A. Flesh good to replenish an Vnguent 311. E. Flesh to make firme in healing an Vnguent 329. E. Flesh contused to profit happening by fall c a Cataplasme 38. A. Flesh hard to soften an Vnguent 272. C. Flesh rotten to prevent the increase an Vnguent 311. D. Flowing inordinate c. a Plaister 208. D. Flux to stay a Cataplasme 54 A. Fluxes of the belly c. a Bath 26. C. a Plaister 231 A. Fluxes of the belly proceeding from a cold cause a Quilt 264 A. Flux of bloud to stay a Pouder 255 D. an Vnguent 320 B. Fluxes great of bloud after the cutting off an arme or c. a Pouder 256. D. Fluxes bloudy of vlcers c. to restraine a Plaister 210 C. Flux of choler c a Clyster 82. D. Flux diarrhaea to stay an Oile 178 B. Flux dissenteriall and also the gonorrheall c. a Plaister 214. B. Flux gonorrhaea a Plaister 223. F. Flux of humors to restraine c. a Defensitiue 102 B. Flux lyenteriall a Cataplasme 57. A. a Clyster 80 C. an Vnguent 300. A. Flux immoderate of the mouth c. a Gargarisme 129. A. Flux inordinate of teares a Water 354. A. Faetus to retaine a Cerot 711 B a Plaister 223. F. Foynes and thrusts to cure a Plaister 22● A. Fractures to profit a Cerot 65. A. a ●●aister 238. C. Fractures and di●ocations Plaisters 195. C. D. E. Fractures to consolidate a Plaister 205 B. Fractures of the skull c. Plaisters 191. D. 195. F. 199. A. 237. F. Fundament to cure of griefes and maladies an Oile 178 D a Plaister 2●3 A. an Vnguent 331. A. Fundament to free of rists an Vnguent 286 B. Fundament to benefit in the filthy breakings out a Water 344. D. G. Gallings of the skin c. an Vnguent 305. C. Gang●enes a Balme 18. D. Defensitiues 101. E 102. F. a Foment 114. C. Plaisters ●●3 B. 334. F Vnguents 319. D. 320 A. 321. C. Gangrene of the thigh c. an Vnguent 288 A. Gargarisme cleansing 128 C. Gonorrhaea to stay Oiles 178. C. D a Plaister 233. A Potions 246. C. 249. C. Gonorrhaea saeda to profit an Iniection 138. B. Gonorrhaea saeda not inueterate a Powder 258. C. Gonorrhaea filthy virulent and inueterate a Water 356. B. Gout to asswage and ease a Balme 6. B. Baths 27 B. 31. a Cataplasme 34. C. 39. A. 46 D. E 49 A.C. 50. G. Cerots 65. D. 66. B.C. 78. C a Clyster ●9 D. a Foment 117 C Lotions 161 A 164. F 166 F. Oiles 167. A. 1●8 B. 169 F. 175. C 181. B. 182. E. 185. E. Plaisters 197. D. 212. E. 214. C. 218. A. 220. E F. 223 D. Vnguents 275. 279 A. 285. A. 295. A.F. 297. F. H. 301. F. 314. A. B. 335. D. a Water 346 F. Goute arthriticall a Foment 117. A. a Plaister 220. E. Potions 243. C. 252. A. Goute cold Balmes 8. G. 15. F. Pills 189. E. F. Goute proceeding from a cold cause a Balme 21. D. Goute running a Bath 32. C. Goute in the hands a Foment 115. D. Goute painefull in the feet an Vnguent 330. E. Goute of the feet and huckle bone an Oile 178. D. a Plaister 197. E. Goute of hip and knees c. a Balme 14. A. Goute to ease in a cholerick person c. a Cataplasme 43. B. Griefe proceeding from a cold cause a Balme 20. A. an Oile 177. A. Synapisms 268. A.B. Vnguents 301. A. 313 B.C. Griefe arising from cold putrefaction or fl●tuositie an Oile 177. B. Griefe of the chest c. an Vnguent 314. D. Griefe inueterate of the head a Plaister 233 A. Griefe of the liuer spleene and reines an Vnguent 316. A. Griefe of the reines Vnguents 313. B. C. Griefe of the Thorax a Plaister 226. B. an Vnguent 285. D. Gummes to strengthen a Dentifrice 103. F a Pouder 256. Gummes putrefaction an Vnguent 297. C. Gummes to cleanse and heale a Water 336 B. Gummes to rub in the scorbute a Pouder 256. E. Gutta rosacea a Water 338. C. H. Haire to preserue from falling a Balme 8. B. a Bath 30. A. Liniments 144. C. D. 148. A. Lotions 161. B. 165. 166. D. Vnguents 28● C. 286. A. 309. D. Haire to cause to fall off a Liniment 152. F an Vnguent 271. A. Haire to cause to fall off so as it shall not grow againe an Vnguent 3●2 D. Haire to cause to grow where it is fallen off Vnguents 277. D. 322. F. Waters 340. C. 343 A. Haire to restore in an inueterate Alopecia Vnguents 283. B. 291. F. 292. B. 309 C. Haire to cause to grow speedily a Liniment 149. D. an Vnguent 309 A Haire to keepe from growing an Vnguent 309. B. a Water 345. A. Haire to make blackish an Vnguent 286. A. Haires gray to preuent an Oile 182. F. Hands contracted an Vnguent 330. F. Hand swolne through cold c an Vnguent 290. F. Hardnesse to resolue a Cataplasme 46. F. Plaisters 196 B. 218. D. 226 A. an Vnguent 313. C. Hardnesse of the stomack liuer and spleene c. Plaisters 223. B. 225. A. B. 231 C Hardnesse about wounds to mollifie an Oile 173 B Hardnesse of womens breasts to resolue a Plaister 216 D. Head-ach a Balme 12. C. a Liniment 143. B. Oiles 180. E 182. G. Synapismes 268. A.B. Head-ach inueterate a Cataplasme 58. A. a Liniment 143. C. Head-ach caused by a bruise c. a Liniment 148. F. Head-ach proceeding of choler c. an Apophlegme 1. B a Liniment 148 E. Head-ach comming of cold a Cerot 68. E. an Embrocation 110. B. an Epithime 11● B an Vnguent 324. F. Head-ach proceeding of heate Vnguents 310. D. 324. D. Head-ach proceeding of heate in the declination an Vnguent 324. E. Head-ach proceeding of ouermuch moisture Caps 57. F. 59 A. Head to free of viscous slime and flegme an Apophlegme 2. C. Head to helpe against Cathars a Plaister 215. B. Head to free from distillations an Apophlegme 2 A. Head skald to cure a Liniment 143. G. a Water 336. E. Head to cleanse of scurfe scaule dandruffe c. a Liniment 158. F Lotions 165 E. F. Healing to cause Plaisters 196. B. 198. A. 200. E. Vnguents 283. H. 286 D. 30● D. Heart to helpe of al euills an Vnguent 296. D. Heart to cheare c. a Balme 22. B. Heart and stomack to comfort c. an Oile 177. A. Heart to sense against venomed gunshot a Potion 261. C. Hearts cold affects a Quilt 264. G. Hearts melancholy passion a Quilt 264. D. Hearts palpitation a Liniment 148. D. a Quilt 264. C. Heat's distempers an Oile 183 C. Heate resolue and digest an Oile 180. I. Heate mollifie and moisten

c. Vnguents 292. C. 314. C.D. Hectick to relieue a Balme 12 A. Hectick or phthysick to profit an Oile 176. D. Haemorrhagia an Errhine 112. B Hemorrhoids to cure a Bath 26. C a Cataplasme ●2 A. Cerots 63. B 76. E. a Foment 114. E 120. A. Liniments 151. F. 153 A an Oile 182. B. Plaisters 21● B. 233 A 23● A. a Pouder 258. F. Vnguent 271 K. 292. E. 295. E. 316. A 330. C. 332. A. Hemorrhoids blind to cure a Liniment 151 G Iniections 136. B. 141 A an Oile 184. M a Plaister 205. A Hernia aquosa a Cataplasme 39. C. a Plaister 236. H. Hernia humoralis a Cataplasme 48. D. Plaisters 236. D. E Hernia carnosa a Plaister 202 F. Hernia intestinalis a Plaister 239 F. Hernia ventosa c. a Cerot 70. E. Herpes commonly called Saint Anthonies fire and shingles an Vnguent 323 A. Herpes creeping c. an Embrocation 110. F a Plaister 239. C. Herpes miliarie an Vnguent 278. E. Hip gout an Vnguent 299 C. Hips resolution an Vnguent 313. Humours flux to restraine c. a Balme 8. H. a Plaister 212. A. Humours flowing to preuent an Vnguent 2●1 F. Humours running to draw out c a Plaister 233. A. Humours to concoct a Plaister 192. A. Humours moist to dry a Cerot 68. A. Humours gleeting of wounds in the ioynts to stay an Vnguent 276 A. Humours corrupt proceeding Ex Lue Venerea a Pill 190 B. Humours euill in any part of the body c. an Vnguent 273. E. Humours salt and adust a Potion 245. A. Humour christalline to attenuate a Collirie 84 C. Humours grosse to attenuate Colliries 84. D.E. a Plaister 192. B an Vnguent 274. F. Humour cold to expell a Balme 8. C. an Oile 80. L. Humour hot causing dolour c. a Water 356. A. Hydropick an Oile 185. E an Vnguent 315. D. Hydropick that hath vlcers a Decoction 101. B. Hypochondriall tensions a Plaister 225. A. I. Iandise Oiles 168. B. 178. D. 183 D. Illiaca passio a Quilt 265. F. an Vnguent 314. A. Imposteme to lay open an Vnguent 316. D. Incarnatiues Plaisters 228. A 219. D. Pouders 259. E. ●60 G. 261. C F. Vnguents 275. A. 283. G. 295. G. 318. F. 323. F. Induration to mollifie a Bath 26. A. Cerots 71. A. 73. C. a Liniment 147. F. Plaisters 206. E. 214 A. Infirmities cold of the head chest stomack an Vnguent 314. A. Inflammations to allay a Balme 15. A. 2 Bath 23. D. Cataplasmes 33. F. 35. B. 54. B Cerets 63. D. F. 74. B. a Decoction 98. B. a Foment 118 E. Oiles 180 F. 182. B Plaisters 194 C. 214. A. 223. G. 234. E. Vnguents 276. H. 296. A. 315. A. Inflammations to extinguish in the beginning Cataplasmes 36. B. 52. B. a Foment 121 A. a Liniment 148. C. Inflammation in the augmentation Cataplasmes 39 F. 52. C. Inflammation in the state a Cataplasme 52. D. Inflammation in the decrease a Cataplasme 52 E. Inflammations pleuretick an Vnguent 311. A Inflammation of the eye a Water 350. C. Inflammation of the cods a Cataplasme 49. E an Vnguent 303. A. Inflammation of the side a Balme 2. D. Inflammation of the liuer fundament eares c. a Liniment 156. H. Inflammation of the tonsils 4. 2 C. a Fume 127. C. Gargarismes 127. E. 128. A. 130. D. 131. F. Inflammation of the vuula c. a Clyster 79 A. a Gargarisme 133. B. Inflammation in womens breasts a Liniment 152. A. Inflammation to preuent in wounds c. a Potion 250. C. Inflammation of the yard an Vnguent 303 A. a Water 354. C Inflammation of the yard by the act of c a Water 312. F. Inguinum inflammationem extinguere an Vnguent 310. Ioynt-gout Cataplasmes 41. E. 42. A. an Vnguent 314. A. Ioynt dolours to asswage Cataplasmes 55. C. 56. A. 57. C. Cerots 72. C. 78 B. a Fume 126. C Liniments 150 A B. Oiles 109. B. 83. D Ioynts hardnesse to mollifie c. Cataplasmes 41. 42 A. an Oile ●76 D. Ioynts and sinewes stifnesse an Oile 175. D. Ioynts cold infirmities an Oile 184 D. Intestines falling downe an Vnguent 287. B. Intestines torments to ease an Oile 178. D. Intrailes to strengthen a Plaister 191. E. Intrailes erosion c. a Clyster 79. D. Issue to keepe open a Plaister 220. Itch to kill an Oile 169. A. Vnguents 270. A 275 B. 299 F. 307. A. a Water 352. C. Itch scabs and wormes to kill c a Balme 21. A. Baths 23. E. 25. A. 32. D. 33. A. a Foment 114. A. Liniments 143. F. 157. F. 158. E. K. Kibes chilblaines c. a Plaister 202. G. an Vnguent 281. A. Kidneyes heate to asswage a Plaister 233. A. Knobs in the face an Vnguent 270. D. Knots Ianglious a Plaister 100. D. Knots ganglious a Plaister 213. C. Knots scrophulous to wast a Decoction 97 D. Knots hard to resolue a Cerot 64. D. a Plaister 9● C. Knots hard in children to resolue a Plaister 208. C. L. Larnix to free of tough and viscuous matter c. a Gargarisme 130 F G. Legs lamenesse after the gout a Liniment 157 E Legs disease called malum mortuum a Bath 33. A. C. Legs stifnesse to resolue a Lotion 166. B. Legs to free of spot vlcers excoriations an Vnguent 317. E. Lepry Elephantiacall an Vnguent 345. B. Leprosy to cure Balmes 10. C. 12. B. Baths 25. E. 29. C. an Oile 185. E an Vnguent 311. E. Lethargie an Embrocation 110. A. an Oile 182. G. Lice to destroy an Vnguent 316. B. Lice nits wall-lice and fleas to kill an Vnguent 298. E. Lice to kill in the eye-browes a Liniment 152. D. Lice in the head to kill a Lotion 163 C. an Vnguent 325. C. Lips roughnesse and sorenesse to heale an Vnguent 305. C. Limbes wearied to refresh a Balme 17. B. ●aths 23. B. 30. E a Lotion 160. E. an Oile 176. C. a Plaister 191. E. Liuers ill affects a Plaister 211. C. Liuer to strengthen a Cerot 73 A an Oile 183 F. Liuers hardnesse to resolue a Cataplasme 47. A a Cerot 74. G. Liniments 150. C. 156 G Liuers obstructions an Oile 183. D. Liuers sanguifying facultie to strengthen an Vnguent 327. D. Liuers tumour to mollifie c. a Cataplasme 34. D. Liuer cold to heate an Oile 182. G. Liuer cold and ouermoist to heate c. an Vnguent 327 B Liuers heate c. to asswage Cataplasmes 35. E.F. 45 D a Cerot 72 B a Quilt 263. A an Vnguent 325 F. Longaons exiture to stay a Plaister 194 E. Lues Venerea to cure a Bath 31. E. a Decoction 94 A. Fumes 123 A 124 B. H. I. a Gargarisme 135. E Liniments 147. C. 158. D Pilles 188 A B 189 B 190 C E F 191 B. Potions 241. A C. 248 A Vnguents 271. F 279. C 282 C. 302 E. 309 G. 310 B. 3●7 C. Waters 341. D 344. A. 355 E. 357. F. 358 A. Lues Venerea in young and tender persons Pilles 188 C a Potion 249 D Lues Venerea vlcerated or not an

Vnguent 285 B. Lues Venerea outward affects a Bath 24. E. Lungs to preserue a Balme 22. B. Lungs suffocated to open an Oile 176. D. Lungs and Thorax to profit in ripening the matter c. an Vnguent 274. F. Lupus an Oile 185 E Luxations Plaisters 195. D.E. Luxation of the foot a Plaister 235. B. M. Maimoles a Water 349. A. Matrix to strengthen a Plaister 231. B. Matrix suffocation a Bath 26. G. Matrix to cleanse c. a Pessarie 187. B. Matrix dolours an Oile 183. E. Matrix rising and strangling c a Balme 17 B. a Plaister 223 C. Matrix precipitation to forbid a Plaister 208 D. an Vnguent 287 B. Matter moist to dry heate resolue c. a Plaister 225 D. Maturatiues c. Cataplasmes 37. D. E. a Cerot 76 C. Plaisters 192 A. 237. B. Megrim to cure a Balme 22. B. Oiles 182. G. 1●5 E. Synapismes 268. A.B. Melancholy to purge a Clyster 81. D. Members inflamed a Bath 23. C. Members to comfort weakned by wounds a Liniment 153. F. Members weake c. Cerots 65 B. C. Members bruised to comfort a Cerot 70. B. Members wholly consumed c. a Liniment 145. B. Members trembling or shaking a Balme 20. A. Members neruous to incarnate c. a Plaister 215. A. Member taken c. a defensitiue 103. A. Members cold to heate c. a Bath 31. B. a Cataplasme 53. B Members conuulsed to profit a Liniment 155. D. an Oile 178 D Members fractured to strengthen Cerots 77. E. 78. A a Lotion 166. E. Members contracted c. to profit a Balme 4. B Baths 23. A. 31 D. Fumes 125. A. B. Liniments 142. F. 157. B. an Vnguent 317. A. Memorie to strengthen Balmes 5. C. E. 20 A. Lotions 160. A. C. an Oile 168. A. an Vnguent 274. D. Memory lost or decayed to restore Balmes 3 C 13. B Menses to prouoke Pessaries 186. C. 187. D. Menses inordinate flowing a Pessarie 186. B. an Vnguent 316. A. Mindes defects Fumes 126. F. 127. C. Moisture superfluous to dry vp c a Balme 8. H. a Liniment 156. B. a Water 357. H. Moisture superfluous in vlcers to dry vp c. a Water 355 B. Mola a disease of the Matrix a Bath 25. F Mollificatiues c. a Cataplasme 46 C. 89. C. Plaisters 198. B. 200. E. 236. A. Vnguents 314. C.D. Morbus Arthriticus a Cataplasme 55. D. a Foment 116. Morbus pedicularis a Liniment 159 D. Morphew to put away Liniments 150. F. 151. I. a Lotion 163. B. an Oile 185. A. Vnguents 287. D. 306. B. a Water 350. F. Mortification in wound or sore to stay a Lotion 164 A. Mouth to cleanse of pituitous flegme c. a Gargarisme 132. B. Mouths vlcerated in Lue Venerea a Water 343. C. Mundificatiues c. a Plaister 192. D Vnguents 271. H. 273. A. 283. E. 302. F. 309. H. 316. A. 318. D. Mundificatiuum Magistrale an Vnguent 335. A. N. Nauels starting forth a Clyster 82 E. Nailes rugged and deformed c. Vnguents 28● C 390 G 291. A. B. Necks contraction an Vnguent 330. G. Necks cold affects an Oile 180. I. Nerues to comfort an Oile 180. L. Nerues infirmities a Liniment 152. B. Plaisters 230. B. 236. A. an Vnguent 315. D. Nerues conuulsion a Balme 9. B. an Oile 173. D. Nerues or muscles wourded to cure a Plaister 210 A an Vnguents 333 A. Nerues punctures c. to profit a Cerot 64. D. Nerues contracted to enlarge a Foment 118 B. Nerues and ioynts cold affects to dissolue c. a Cerot 73 B. Nodes venereall to resolue Cerots 75. D. E. Plaisters 194 A. 207. C. Nodes or glandulous tumors to resolue Plaisters 200. C 204. A. Nodes and knotty tumors to resolue c. a Plaister 200. D. Noli me tangere to cure Balmes 8. F. 21. D. a Water 351 G. Nostrils disease called Polypus an Vnguent 297 G. Nostrils stinke to helpe an Errhine 112. E. Numbnesse a Balme 7. B. a Liniment 157 D. O. Obstructions to open a Balme 22. B. Oiles 180. H. 182. F. Oedema to cure a Cerot 77. A. an Embrocation 110. G. Foments 113 B. 116 D. a Liniment 147. E. Ophthalmia to profit Colliries 85. D. H. 86. C. Ozena to profit in the beginning an Vnguent 324. C. P. Paines to asswage Balmes 15. C. 18. B. 19. C. a Bath 30. F. Cataplasmes 33. F. 37. B. C 46. F 47. B. Cerots 73. C. 74 A Foments 118 D.E. 119 G an Iniection 139 C. Liniments 145. C. D E. Oiles 180. K. 183 F. Plaisters 195. E G. 196 A. B C. 197 B 201. B. 205. D. 214. B. 215. F 216. A. 222 F. 225. A. 226. A. 228. A. 233. A. a Quilt 264. F. Vnguents 271. F. 272. E. 284. A. 299 H. 310. A 335. D. Paine to assuage proceeding of a cold cause a Liniment 145 E an Oile 182. A Paine to assuage proceeding from a hot cause a Cataplasme 36. E. a Collerie 86. A. Paine of the backe and Ioynes a Cerot 69. E an Oile 182. E. Paine in the back arising from the stone in the kidney an Vnguent 278. B. Paine of the head to assuage c Cataplasmes 39. B. 59. C an Embrocation 109 D. Liniments 143. E. 147. G. a Plaister 216 A Paine of the eye to assuage a Water 345. C. Paine of the eares to mitigate a Liniment 144. F. a Quilt 265. D. Paines in the ioynts c. a Balme 19. B. a Cataplasme 41. D. a Liniment 146. A. Vnguents 293. A. 305. F. 313. B. 321. E. Paine in tenesmus a Foment 119. F. Paine of Erysipilas a Liniment 152. G. Paine of the huckle bone a Foment 121. F. Paine of the blind hemerrhoids a Cataplasme 39 E. Paine of the spleene a Liniment 147. F. Paine of the sinewes an Vnguent 314. B Paine in Lue Venerea Vnguents 274 E. Paine to assuage in bruises an Vnguent 305. G Paine in the cure of a carbuncle a Plaister 239. B. Paine in an aposteme a Liniment 158. B. Paine in tumors a Cataplasme 36. D. Paine in the reines an Vnguent 314. B. Paine in the reines caused by grauell sand c Vnguents 313. C. 314. A. B. Paine in the side a Quilt 265. B. Paine in the side and breast an Vnguent 274 F. Paine in malignant cancrous vlcers a Liniment 157 C. Paines and inflammation of virulent vlcers a Cerot 66. F. Paine to assuage about wounds and vlcers a Liniment 146 C. Paine in wounds to assuage a Cataplasme 57. E. Paine to assuage digest mundifie c. a Plaister 196. Vnguents 325. C. 333. D. Paine to assuage and allay an inflammation a Cataplasme 55 B. Palsy Balmes 3. C. 5. C.D. 7. B. 9 B. 11 A. 18 C. 19 B. 20 B 21. C. a Bath 31. C. a Cerot 70 C. a Clyster 81. E. Liniments 152. C. 157. D. Oiles 180. C. 182. A. a Plaister 220. a Potion 241. B. Vnguents 278 F. 297. E 307. A. B 310 E. 312. D. 314. A. B. Palsy fixed an Apophlegme 2 C Palsy

to preuent an Apophlegme 2. C. Palsy dead an Vnguent 305. F. Palsy of the tongue mouth c. a Balme 20. A. a Cataplasme 56. K. Palsy proceeding from a cold cause a Balme 10. D. Palsy and crampe happening in wounded persons a balme 16 C. Electuaries 107. C. D. Palsy of the yard a Foment 120. B. Palsy of children to profit a Cerot 75. A. Panicle that couers the braine to restore a Liniment 143 H. Paralitick to profit an Oile 176. C. Pilles 189. E.F. Parts weak through cold c. to strengthen an Oile 180. H. Parts conuulsed to releeue a Cerot 71. C Parts neruous to corroborate Oiles 180. F. 184. B. Parts wanting moisture a Liniment 156. A. Passages to straiten that are superdilated an Vnguent 287. B. Passions proceeding from melancholy and cold a Water 34● F. Penetration to cause a Caustick 60. C. Peripneumonia an Oile 185. E. Pest to cure a balme 2. D an Oile 177. B. Pilles 187. F. 189 D. Quilts 263. F. 264 E. a Trochisee 269. C. Pests venome to draw a Synapisme 268. D. Pestilence to preuent a Balme 10. B. Electuaries 106. A. D an Oile 182. D. Pilles 187. G. Phrensie to profit Embrocations C D. an Oile 183. F. Phlegmon to helpe c. a Cataplasme 50. E. a Clyster 78 E a Liniment 158. A. Plaisters 204. B. 206. E. 234. D Phlegme tough to cut and purge a Clyster 81. E. Pilles 189. E.F. Phlegmons burning heate to contemper an Vnguent 287 A. Phthiriaseos or lowsy euill a Bath 33. E. an Oile 176. E. Phthisis an Oile 185 E. Pimples of the face an Vnguent 308. A. Pimples and heate proceeding Ex Lue Venerea a Water 356. G. Pissing involuntarie a Plaister 218. C. Pituite to draw forth a Clyster 81. C. Plaister a stringent 220 C. Pleurisie a Balme 12 C a Foment 113. C a Gargarisme 133 G. a Liniment 143. a Vnguents 286. F 299. H 314. D. 330 B. 335. D. Poares to open Oiles 180. K. 184 B. Polybus to profit Vnguents 316. A. 324. D. C. a Water 358 E. Poyson to expell c a Balme 20. A. an Oile 181 D. a Plaister 234. A. Poyson to preserue from Balmes 2. D. 10. B. Poyson cold of toades spiders c. to expell Balmes 8. D 21 B. Poyson or venome of any biting or stinging c. a Cataplasme 45 C. Prickes or punctures to cure a Plaister 209. D. Pricks in the sinewes a Plaister 237 E. Prinities swelling to abate Cataplasmes 51 E. 16. C D Priuities vlcers and excoriation Lotions 162. B C. Psora or the wild scab a Potion 245. B. Psora inueterate an Vnguent 329 C. Pushes to breike a Plaister 233. A. Pustules or spots of the face c Liniments 143 I 150. H a Pouder 258. D. an Vnguent 302 B. Waters 340 D. 343. D. 351. A. Pustules carbunculous a Pouder 261 G. Pustules cruptions cauities c. a Collirie 80 A. Pustules in Lue Venerea a Water 344. D. Pustules with ache neere the bone an Vnguent 281. D. Pustules to make on the yard a Lotion 161. C. Putrefaction to preserue from Balmes 9. A. 13. A. 17. B. an Vnguent 316 A. R. Refrigeratiues c. Vnguents 287 C. 315. C Reines to strengthen Plaisters 214. B 219. C 220 D Reines griefe arising from the stone an Vnguent 330 D. Reines to free of sand and grauell an Oile 167. A. Reines dolour an Oile 184. A. Reines paine heate and weaknesse a Plaister 315. E Reines heate and inflammation to allay a Bath 26. D. an Vnguent 303 B. Reines heate in burning agewes c. an Vnguent 287. A. Reines matrix and bladder to warme c. Pilles 180 L. Relaxations a Balme 15. B. Rest to procure an Embrocation 110 E. Epithemes 11. A. F a Quilt 264 F. a Suppositary 267. D. Vnguents 287. A. 289. E 303. B. 304. I. Rest to procure in extraordinary watchings a Lotion 164. E. an Vnguent 312. F. Rest to procure in feuers and melancholly a Lotion 164. C Ringwormes a Balme 8 C. an Vuguent 315. B. a Water 354. E. Ringworme inueterate called Mentagra an Vnguent 291. D. Ringwormes tettars scabs c. to kill a Foment 117 F a Liniment 151. D a Lotion 163. E. a Potion 242. A. an Vnguent 280 C. Waters 349 B 357. D. Rheumes to stay Balmes ● C. 12 C Fumes 122 A 124. F 125. E. Oiles 78. B. 182. A. a Potion 241. 6. Rheume hot a Quilt 263 C. Rheumes to dry Balmes 12. A 30 A. Rheume to draw from the eyes a Plaister 2 3 A Roofe-fallen a Gargarisme 129 C. Ruptory milde to make a Caustick 60. B. Ruptory strong to make Causticks 60 A. 61 A Rupture to cure a Bath 24 F. Cerots 62. A. 63. A. 68. C 76 D Decoctions 99. D. 100. A an Electuarie 106. E. Foments 114. 120 C. 1●1 C. a Liniment 144 B. Plaisters 194. F 199 C. 207 A 208. E. 211. B. 212. D. 219. A 232 A. a Potion 249. A. Pouders 258. E 260. B. Rupture called Hydrocele a Plaister 201. A. S. Scabs to cure a Balme 8. C. Baths 30 B D. Potions 241 B. 242. A. 245. A. Vnguents 289. G. 299. B. F. 302. D. 304. H. 323. C. a Water 343 B. Scabs and itch c to kill Baths 23. F. 27. E. 28 B. C. a Foment 117 D. Liniments 146. D. 127. D. 149. E. Vnguent 301. C. 306 A. Waters 337. B. 354. B. 359. C. Scabs maligne and inueterate an Vnguent 318. A. Scabs dry an Vnguent 311. D. Scabs dry and hot vlcers a Plaister 206. F. Scabs and chaps of the nostrils an Olie 168 A. Scabs and wormes in the skin a Balme 12. B. Scabs and wheales in the face and hands c. a Balme 10. A. Scabs burning heate c. to assuage an Vnguent 287. C. Scabs and vlcers an Oile 180. F. Scabs hard and crusty a Bath 29 B. Scabs tettar or ringworme an Vaguent 290. C. Scabs caused of a salt flegme an Vaguent 290 A a Water 342 D Scabs moist c. a Plaister 213. A. an Vnguent 323 B. Scabs and itch in children to kill Vnguents 2●9 B. 280 E. 290 B. D. Scab foule of the head a Cataplasme 45. E. an Vnguent 296. H Scabs branny of the head a Bath 29. D. Scabs foule and filthy Fumes 123. C. E. Scabs foule and filthy proceeding Ex Lue Venerea a Fume 124. G. Scab wild called Psora Vnguents 311. C. 322. G. Scabs to cure called Athories c. a Decoction 91. A. Scaule and scurfe of the head c a Bath 33. D. a Liniment 145. A. a Potion 242. A. Scaul old a Water 344 D. Schirrous to resolue a Plaister 103. D. Vnguents 312 D 321. A 328. A. Schirrous of the liuer spleene stomack c. a Plaister 214. A. an Vnguent 314. A. Schirtous of the wombe to mollifie a Plaister 208. C. Sciatica a Bath 32. B. a Cataplasme 48. B. Cerots 65 D. 69 G 70. A a Liniment 153. C. Oiles 181 L. 182. C. Plaisters 196. D. 202. 218. A. 220

E. 223 D E. a Quilt 265. C. Vnguents 299. D. 305. F. 314. A. 320 D. Scorbute to cure a Bath 25 D an Electuary 106. B. a Fume 114. A. a Gargarisme 134. A. a Plaister 206. A. Scrofulaes c. a Balme 21. D. Plaisters 200 D 213 C. a Pouder 253. C. Senses and nerues to strengthen a Lotion 166 A. Shingles to cure a Cataplasme 51. B. a Plaister 228 A. Side pained to ease a Foment 119. B. Siege to prouoke Suppositaries 266. A. B. Sight to preserue and strengthen a Path 22 E. Colliries 87. C. 88. C. 89 D. Waters 345 B 346 G 348 A. Sight to cleere a Foment 116. C a Water 351 F. Sight to restore Waters 340. E 345 D. 348. A. Sincop in the extremity of a feuer a Quilt 243. B. Skinne to produce speedily a Plaister 200. G. Skinnes chafing or gilling a Liniment 148. H. Skinnes deformed colour to put away an Oile 168 B. Skinne to make smooth and free of roughnesse and hardnesse Vnguents 311. C 322 B a Waters 350 D. Skin to cleanse of scurfe scabs filth and all deformities Baths 28. A. 29 A Oiles 176 E. 183. D. Vnguents 3●3 C. 318. B. a Water 347. C. Skull fractured to discerne a Plaister 198. C. Skulls depression a Plaister 237 D. Sleepe to prouoke an Electuary 108. C. Oiles 180. K. 183 C. H an Vnguent 315. A. Sleepe to prouoke while the Chyrurgians cut c a Potion ●41 F. Sleepe to procure in any hot feuer a Plaister 208. B. Sleepe to procure in melancholy madnesse Epithemes 111. D. E. a Lotion 164. D. Small-pocks spots and prints an Vnguent 329 D. a Water 357. G. Sneesing to prouoke an Oile 168. A. Soares to dry and heale a Plaister 218. E. an Vnguent 305. E. Soares feftered c. an Vnguent 306. D. Soares of all kinds 306. C. Soares old and new a Plaister 228 A. Soares running of childrens heads called Achote a Foment 113. A a Liniment 146 G a Lotion ●65 D. Soares eroding called Nome a Trochisce 269 A. Soares running and fretting Phagedanae a Trochisce 269 B Soares scabs and vlcers Ex Lut Venerea Baths 30 C D a Plaister 219 ●an Vnguent 297. A Waters 348. E 354. E. Soares cancerous in womens breasts a Cataplasme 5● F. Soares spreading or vlcers in the mouth c. to stay a Water 342 B. Soares in the mouth to mu●●isie an Vnguent 283. E. Soares outward to cure a Cerot 75. B. Soares to wash c a Plaister 222 E. Spasme pertinacious Pilles 189. E. F. Plaisters 191. C 230 E. Speech lost to recouer a Balme 20. A. a Water 359. B. Sperme to increase an Oile 176 D. Spirits animall and vitall to strengthen a Fume 122. B. Spirits grosse and melancholious to dissipate an Oile 178. B Spleenes affects a Cataplasme 34. D. Liniments 150 E. 154 C. Plaisters 207 B. 222. A. Spleenes hardnesse to mollifie though inueterate an Vnguent 280 A. Spleenes hardnesse and schirrous c to resolue a Cataplasme 51 C. Cerots 67. F 63. B Foments 118 A. 119 D. Liniment 149 A 159 C. Oiles 180. D 182. G. Plaisters 202. E. 211. C. 212 G 226 B. Vnguents 286. E 288. B. 298. B. 300. B D. 313 A. 316 C 326 E 327. A. Spleenes hardnesse and windinesse an Vnguent 317. A Spleene and stitches in the side a Plaister 223. A. Spleenes schirrous proceeding of flatuosities a Liniment 149 B. Spleene to comfort in such as are affected with the scorbut an Vnguent 317. E Spleenes drynesse and hardnesse an Vnguent 294 A. Spleenes weakenesse and paine a Quilt 265 A. Spleene inflamed to refrigerate a Cataplasme 43 G. Splinters to draw out a Plaister 211. A. Splinter and shiuers of bones to draw out c a Plaister 192. D. Spots markes or scarres proceeding Ex Lue Venerea a Water 343. D. Squinancy a Gargarisme 128. B. Stench of the mouth to profit a Gargarisme 132. H. Stitch of the side c. a Balme 13 A. a Potion 248. C. 253. F. 278. A. C 300. C. 305 G. Stinging of bees waspes c. a Balme 19. D. Stinging of scorpions serpents c a Balmes 20. A. Stomack to strengthen a Balme 16 A. Cerots 72. 73. A B. Oiles 178. B. 182. F 183. F. Plaisters 206 D. 216 B 217. B. D. Quilts 263. E. 264. A Stomack to strengthen and stay vomiting a Cataplasme ●0 B. Stomacks hardnesse to remoue c. Cerots 72. D. Stomack dolours to ease a Cerot 61. F. a Plaister 214 B. Stomack diseases after greene wounds c. an Electuary 108. A. Stomack decayed to restore an Oile 178. D. Stomacks weaknesse and paine a Quilt 262 E. Stomack cold c to strengthen Oiles 180 G. 184. A a Water 340 F. Stomacks griefe arising from a hot cause Cerots 69 F 72. B a Quilt 264. B. an Vnguent 310 F. Stone to breake c Balmes 12. A. 14. A. Baths 26. E. F. a Clyster 82. A. Foments 116 F G 119 A E. Oiles 168 B.C. 182. D. 184 D an Vnguent 335. a Water 346. F. Strangury to profit a Bath 26. F. a Fume 127 D an Oile 177 A. Strumes to mollifie c. a Balme 20. A. Cataplasmes 51. A 56 H. ●●ters 214. A. 225. B. 232 B a Pou●● 253 D. an Vnguent 328. C. Sun-burning Vnguents 202 B. 322. A. Suppuratiues a Cataplasme 45. F. an Vnguent 320 D. Swallow to further a Gargarisme 133 F. Sweate to prouoke 91. C. Fumes 122. D. 125. D. an Oile 180. K. Sweate to prouoke in Lue Venerta a Fume 126. E. Vnguents 381. B. 282. B. Sweate of the armeholes a Bath 24. D. Swellings to resolue Plaisters 194. B. C. 201 E. 222. F. Swelling hard of the ioynts a Plaister 231. C. Swelling in the Thorax a Potion 252. D Swelling in the throate a Plaister 240. B. a Pouder 201. Swounding to preuent an Oile 178. E. an Vnguent 333. C. Synewes to comfort a Balme 8. H. a Cerot 66 A. an Oile 173 E an Vng 333. C. Synewes weake to strengthen a Decoction 24. B. an Vnguent 283. D. Synewes hardnesse to mollifie a Balme 3. B. Baths 2● B. 26. ● a Plaister 212 an Vnguent 333. B. Synewes resolution Balmes 16. B. 22. B. a Liniment 157. D an Oile 178. D. an Vnguent 313. B. Synewes shrunke to enlarge an Oile 181. C. a Water 346. F. Synewes connulsed a Liniment 159. B. Synewes contracted to releeue Vnguents 316. A. 330 D 333. B. Synewes diseases proceeding from cold c. a Balme 21. D an Oile 107. B an Vnguent 312. D. Synewes wounded c. to heale Balmes 10. A. 22. ● an Oile 183. B Plaisters 209. D 218 A Vnguents 308. B 231. C. Synewes to consolidate Oile 182. C. F. Synewes and muscles to conglutinate a Plaister 211 A. Synewes cut to conioyne a Playster 209. D. a Pouder 209. D. T. Teares superfluous to dry vp a Balme 8. B a Water 34● E. Teeth loose to confirme a Dentifrice 103. F. a Pouder 256. a Water 336. B. Teeth totten to cleanse a Dentifrice 104.

C. an Vnguent 297 C Teeth to make white Dentifrices 103. C. D. E. 104. A. B D E F. 255 A Pouders 253. E 255. F. 258. G. 259. C. 260 A. Waters 335 E. 357. A. Tooth-ache an Apophlegme a C Balmes 5 C 8 D 20 A. a Gargarisme 131. F. a Plaister 215. G. a Pouder 258. A a Water 346. E. Tooth-ache caused of Rheume an Apophlegme 1. A. Gargarismes 132. G. 134. B Termes to prouoke an Oile 184. D. a Plaister 233. A. Termes ouer-abundant flowing to restraine a Pessa●ie 187. E. Testicles tumefaction to abate a Cataplasme 50. A an Vnguent 298. C. Testicles induration to resolue a Cataplasme 46. A. Tettars ringwormes scabs c a Balme 8. C a Cataplasme 48. C. Vnguents 270 D 298 A 308. A. 311. C 315 B 325. E. Waters 252. B 354. E Tettars or ringwormes proceeding Ex Lue Venerea Vnguents 8. B. 321. F. Tettars or ringworme in the face an Vnguent 322. C. Tettars creeping to kill a Water 347. C. Thirst inordinate to slake a Cataplasme 43. E. Thornes splinters c. to draw out Plaisters 19● C. 200 A. 206. G. Timpany a Suppositarie 267. C. Tinea capitis a Plaister 238. A. Thorax inordinate heate a Liniment 156 D an Vnguent 411. A. Thorax cold affects a Liniment 157. A. Thorax sorenesse a Liniment 156. F. Thorax strait to enlarge c a Liniment 156 C. Thorax to helpe of such as are phthisick an Vnguent 310 A. Tongues scabbinesse and blacknesse a Gargarisme 130. E Tongues burning heate after c a Gargarisme 13 C. Terments concomitating the stone c. a Clyster 80. D. Tuell contracted c an Vnguent 287 B. Tumours to dissolue and assuage Cataplasmes 34 A. 37. A.C. 50. 56 E. Cerots 6. C. 66 B 72. C a Liniment 144. A. Oiles 180. F. 18● F Plaisters 201. B. 208. C. 33 A Vnguents 313. C. 314. A. Tumours pestilent a Plaister 211. B. Tumours inueterate a Fume 124 B. Tumours inueterate and windy a Plaister 224. B. Tumours windy a Plaister 239. E. Tumours phlegmonous to suppurate a Plaister 222 B Tumours hydropicall and watery Cataplasmes 52. G H 5● E Tumours hardnesse and schirrous to dissolue a Caustick 60. D. a Fume 126 D. a Liniment 15● E. Pilles 188 B Plaisters 193. B. 203 C. 232 B. Tumours hard of the liuer spleene c. Cerots 73. A. B Tumours hot to digest and maturate a Plaister 22 C. Tumours scrophulous a Cerot 70. D. Tumours proceeding of cold and wind c. Balmes 3. D. 9. A. Cataplasmes 41. E 42. A a Foment 114. B a Plaister 306 B. Tumours Oedematous to discusse Cataplasmes 40. A. 53 B. a Foment 118. C. a Liniment 159 F a Plaister 239. D. Vnguents 300 G. 315. D. Tumours in womens breasts to maturate c. Cataplasmes 37 F 38. F. 40. D. Cerots 62. C. D. 67. C Liniments 140. E. F. a Plaister 200 B. Tumours vnder the eares c. to assuage Cataplasmes 34 E. 3● C 48 G Tumours in greene wounds to consume an Vnguent 272. E. Tumours in and about the throate Cataplasmes 40. F. 57. D. a Pouder 257. G. Tumour of the throate called Bronchocele a Cataplasme 40. E. Tumour in the Fundament a Cataplasme 41 B Tumours of the knees or ioynts c. to soften a Cerot 69. D a Plaister 234. A. Tumours of the Testicles to discusse Cataplasme 45. D. 48. A. 56. F. a Liniment 151 A Tumour inueterate of the testicles a Plaister 227. A. Tumour cold in the Cods to resolue Plaisters 236. F G Tumour in the Cods called Sarcocele a Plaister 208 A. Tumours of the legs to abate Cataplasmes 47 C 49. D. Tumours in the feete hands and fingers c a Cataplasme 56 G. a Cerot 77. C. Tumours flatuous of the lower belly a Suppositary 267. E. Tumour in the breast called Sephiros a Cerot 76 B Tumours in or about the eye a Balme 8. C. Tumour of the Vua a Gargarisme 133. A. V. Vapours to restraine c. a Cerot 68. G Vapours to resolue an Oile 184. B. Veine to cicatrize a Caustick 59. G. Veine to cauterise that otherwise will not stay bleeding an Vnguent 271. E. Venome to draw out of wounds c a Cerot 74 E. Plaisters 230. C. 234. A. Vnguents 319. D 132. C 333 A. Venemous creeping creatures a Balme 19. D. Ventris rugas apartu abstergens an Vng. 309 E. Venus act to forbid an Oile 183 C. Vertebres broken to cure a Defensitiue 102. D. Vertigo to cure a Balme 22. B. an Oile 178. B. Synapismes 268 A. B. Vlceration in the mouth with a watery canker a Gargarisme 135 F. Vlceration in womens breasts a Cataplasme 38. B. Vlcerations in burnings to preuent a Liniment 155. B. Vlcers to cure Balmes 3. A 6. A. 12. B. 15 E. 17 C. a Cerot 67. B a Decoction 97. B. a Foment 115 A. an iniection 137. D a Liniment 154 B a Lotion 162. D a Plaister 209 A. a Pouder 258. F Vnguents 272 C. 273 E 295 B 301. E. 305 E. Waters 337. 3●9 B 341 C 344 E 346. E 349. E. 350. A. Vlcers small a Water 342. D. Vlcers scabs and scrophulacs an Vnguent 295 C. Vlcers cankers and fistulaes c. a Liniment 151 B. Oiles 169 C 174. B. Vnguents 273. B. 293. D 312 C. Waters 341 A B Vlcer in the bladder Iniections 138. 140. C. a Water 353. A. Vlcer where the bone is corrupt a Water 359 A. Vlcer in the breast c. an Iniection 142 D. a Liniment 151 H. an Oile 182 B an Vnguent 331 B. Vlcer in womens breast c a Cerot 76 A. Vlcer in the care a Trochisce 269. B. an Vnguent 303. D Vlcer in or about the fundament a Liniment ●49 C Vlcer in the fundament called Condyloma a Trochisce 209. B Vlcer in wounds of the head an Vnguent 332 E. Vlcer about the huckle bone a Collirie 85. C. Vlcer in the ioynts an Vnguent 276. E. Vlcer in the legs c. a Bath 24. A. Vnguents 273. E. 288. D. 315. C. 317. E. a Water 347. D. Vlcers of the lungs nostrills c Fumes 125 F. 126. A. Vlcer of the Matrix a Pessary 186. A. Vlcer of the mouth c Gargarismes 128. E. 130. B. 131. B 132. A. 134 D. an Iniection 137 F. a Lotion 162. D an Oile 177. B an Vnguent 271. D a Water 347. E. Vlcers in the mouths of children Gargarismes 131. A. 134. C. Vlcer in the mouth proceeding Ex Lue Venerea Gargarismes 128. F. 129. D. 130. A. Vlcer in the mouth by taking of poyson a Gargarisme 135 A. Vlcer in the mouth caused with Vnguents a Gargarisme 131 C. Vlcer in the mouth proceeding of the Scorbut an Vnguent 276. C. Vlcer in the mouth to preuent of such c. a Gargarisme 132 E. Vlcers of the nose c Errhines 112. A. D. an Vnguent 323 D. Vlcer in the nose proceeding Ex Lue Venerea Fumes 12● C 126 G Vlcer in the pallat a Gargarisme 133. E. Vlcers of the priuities a Plaister 202. B. a

Pouder 261 F. Waters 342. C. 348. C. 349 C. 357. B D. 358 B 354. C. Vlcer in the reines and bladder Pilles 190. D. a Water 356. C. Vlcers about the secret parts an Vnguent 277. B. Vlcer inueterate of the throate a Water 359 C. Vlcers and cankers of the throate mouth c a Gargarisme 131. B. a Lotion 163. A. Vlcers of the tongue c. a Pouder 255. E. Vlcers in the vritory passage a Water 353. C. Vlcers in the yard c. a Cataplasme 36. C. a Clyster 78. D. a Collirie 83. A. a Decoction 90 C. an Epithime 111. C a Foment 113. C. Iniections 136. C. 137. G. a Plaister 199 D a Potion 240. E. a Pouder 261 E an Vnguent ●71 C. Vlcers old putrid to skinne cleanse incarnate c an Oile 17● C Plaisters 217. C 210. F. Vnguents 254 D 288. A. 299. E 323 E Waters 3●7 C. 348. B. F. 352. A Vlcers new and old Vnguents 312. A. 332. A. Vlcers greene to heale a Balme 8. C. a Cataplasme 4● F. Vlcers hollow and filthy c Iniections 137 B C 139 E 140. A. 141. D. ●4● B C ●otions 161. E ●62 A. 163 G an Oile 174. C a Pouder 254 F. Vnguents 300. F 310 A. 312. A. 315. C. Waters 338. A. 3●3 E Vlce●s old rotten sordid c. a Balme 8. E. Cataplasmes 47 D 50. C a Collirie 87. F an Oile 184. D Vnguents 281. C 285. D. Waters 342 A 354. E. Vlcers filthy fretting to cleanse heale c. a Pouder 254 D. 27● G an Vnguent 315 D. Waters 139. A. 344. B.C. 349. B. 355 C D. Vlcers putrifying and corrupt to cleanse a Plaister ●15 D a Trochisce ●●9 D Vlcers cancerous fistulated c. a Balme 15 G. a Cerot 66. E. an ●ile ●5 A a Plaister 219. B. Vnguents 170 D 334. A B 3●7 E. Vlcers malignant eroding c Balmes 18 D ●1 D a Bath 27. D an Oile ●7● D Plaisters 19● B 20● D. 210. B C 21● D 221. A. 238. D F. Vnguents 292. D 311. E. Vlcers virulent and corrosiue a Potion 352. F. an Vnguent 320. A. a Water 358. F. Vlcers rebellious c an Electuary 107. E. a Foment 121. E. an Iniection 137. A. Pilles 1●8 B. Vlcers fradulent and ambulating a Plaister 235. D 288 A Vlcers moist to dry and wash a Plaister 233 B. Waters ●●1 D 3●2 D. Vlcer oedematous to free of c. an Vng●ent 299 G. Vlcer gangrenous an Vnguent 271. l. Vlcers strumes and fistulaes c. a Plaister ●11 A. Vlcers painefull Oiles 169. D F. Vlcer itching a Water 337 C. Vlcers hollow and impostenies a Digestiue 105. D. Vlcer to cure caused by the biting of venemous beasts a Foment 119. H. Vlcers ex Luc Vencrea a Fume 125 C. an Vnguent 270 B Waters 341 C. 342 D. Vlcers of ha d curation Plaisters 193. A. ●2● F. 225. G. Vlcers sharpe to cleanse and dry a Water ●55 F. Vlcers desperate to heale a Cataplasme 4 D an Vnguent 319 D. Vlcers inflamed and excoriated an Vnguent 288. A. Vlcers plaine to cicatrise and heale Waters 336 D. 3●7 G. Vlcers to cleanse an Oile 174. Waters 349. D. 351 E Vlcers to cicatrize c a Balme 4 C. a Plaister 214. B Pouders 254 E G 25. A. a Water 338. D Vlcer to dry and skinne Pouders A B. a Water 344 F. Vlcer to incarnate c. an Vnguent 296. G Vlcer to defend a Defensitiue 102 C. Vlcers hard edges to take away a Plaister 217. C Vnguentum sanatinum 330. l. Vnguentum defensiuum Magistrate 334. D. Vnguentum restrictiuum 301. D. Vnguentum desiccatiuum 292. F. Vomit to prouoke an Vnguent 325. D. Vomiting to stay c. an Electuary 108. B. an Oile 178 D. 180. G. an Vnguent 279 D. Vomiting of bloud c. an Electuary 107. B Vomiting to restraine in young children a Cerot 69. A. Vomiting after healing of vlcers a Foment 115. C. Vomiting to helpe in cure of wounds c. 115. B. Vrine retained to send forth Balmes 12. A 13. A 14 A a Cataplasme 42. F. Pilles 189. A an Vnguent 327 E. Vrines sharpnesse to allay c an Oile 176. D Vrines burning heate to put away an Iniection 138. A. a Plaister 202. B. Vriters to dilate a Foment 119. A. Vua prelapsed a Gargarisme 130. C. Vuula to helpe a Gargarisme 129 C. a Plaister 233. A. Vuula inflamed a Gargarisme 129. F. W. Warts to take away a Liniment 150. E. an Vnguent 308. Waters 342. D 354. D. Warts in the secret parts to take away a Plaister 255. C Warts in the hands an Vnguent 291. C. Watching immoderate an Oile 183. H. Water betweene the flesh and the skinne to consume an oile ●08 B. Wen to profit Plaisters 200. D. 203 E. 213. ● 2●8 G. 239. A. Whites to stay a Plaister 223. F. Wildemange an Vnguent 329. C. Wind to dissolue and disperse an Embrocation 109. E. a Foment 113. E. Wolfe a Plaister 202. B. Wombes imbecillity a Plaister 208. D. Wombe or reines to preserue from flowing of bloud a Plaister 231. B. Wombes precipitation Pessaries 1●7 A. C. Wombes strangling a Plaister 233. A. Wombes hardnesse a ●essary 1●6 D. Womens cold affects a Plaister 226. B. Womens immoderate fluxes to stop an Vnguent 287. B. Womens breasts to assuage of paine c. a Liniment 156 l. Womens breasts to free of hardnesse a Plaister ●3● C. Womens to kill and driue out Balmes 5. C. ●3 〈◊〉 14. A. a Cerot 68. F Liniments 1●7 A. 148. G Oiles 178. C. D. 180. H. Plaisters 213. A. 230. A. an Vnguent 299 A Wormes in the eares Iniections 137. E 141 E. Wormes in childrens heads an Vnguent 190 I. Wormes in the teeth a Balme 8 D. Wounds to cure Balmes 3. A. 4. B 5. A. F. 6. A 10. B 11 A. 13 A C D. 15 E. 17. A. C 21. D. a Cataplasme ●3 E Decoctions 90 D. 92. A. 9● A 97 A. 98. B.C. 99. E. 100. A. B Defensitiues 1●1 C.D. 103. B. Digestiues 105. C. a Foment 115. A. Oiles 171. B 173. C 176. A.B. 179 A. 180. A. B.E 184. C. 185. B. Plaisters 2●8 A. 229. A. Potions 242. A. 243. A.B. 244. A. 247 A. 248. B. 250. B.D. 251. D. 252. C. Vnguents 270. D. 271. C. 288. C. 298. D. 317. B. a Water 350. B. Wounds greene to heale Balmes 9. D. 21 B. 22. B. a Cerot 67. E. a Decoction 91 B. a Foment 116. A. a Liniment 150. D. Oiles 170. C.D. 172. A. C. 173. A. 175. D. an Vnguent 304. A. Wounds new or old to cure Plaisters 211. A. 213. E. a Trochisee 269. B. Wounds to cure with speed and safety Balmes 3. E. 4. A. 7. B 9. C. 19. D. a Decoction 100. A. Wounds to cure in children an Vnguent 310. C. Wounds to heale in the common sort a Potion 251. B. Wounds to heale how deepe wide c. an Vnguent 306. D Wounds in the armes hands or feet a Cerot 64. B. a Defensitiue 102. E. Wounds in the bladder an

Iniection 242. A. Wounds in the belly c a Clyster 82. C. a Decoction 99. C. an iniection 138. C. a Potion 251. A. Wounds in the breast Decoctions 90 A 99. B. an Oile 182. B. Wounds in the eye a Plaister 205. C. a Water 346. B. Wounds in the feet and anckles an Oile 185. D. Wounds in the head c. to heale Balmes 11. A 12. C. 15. B. Cerots 64. A. 67. D. Decoctions 99. A. 101. A. Plaisters 199. B. 203 B. 205. E. 230. B. 237. D. a Potion 244. C. Pouders 253. A. 261. G. Vnguents 274. C. 283. A 318. E. Wounds of the intestines an Iniection 139. D. Wounds in the ioynts c Balmes 19. A.B. an Oile 174. A. an Vnguent 273. D. Wounds in the lips to agglutinate a Pouder 260. D. Wounds in the neck and throate an Iniection 141. G. an Oile 185. C. Wounds to heale in neruous and venall parts c. Balmes 11. C. 13. C. 16. B. an Oile 182. C. Wounds in the nose a Pouder 260. E. Wounds in a rupture to dissolue a Foment 114. Wounds of the sinewes an Vnguent 288 C Wounds in the Thorax a Plaister 225. G. ● Potion 250. F. Wounds venomed or poisoned a Cataplasme 53. C. a Plaister 212. F. Vnguents 319 B 320. A. 321. B. 331. D. Wounds to heale made by the biting of venemous beasts a Balme 5. B. Wounds made with sharpe pointed weapons a Balme 4. D. Wounds hollow to cure Iniections 136. E F. 140. B. 141 F. Waters 339. C. 340. A. Wounds hollow and fistulaes an Oile 170. B. Wounded persons who voide bloudy vrine a Potion 247. B. Wounds in pockie persons an Vnguent 272. A. Wounds and bruises to cure an Oile 168. D. Wounds or soares to heale Plaisters 232 C. 233 A. Wounds where the bones are fractured Cerots 74. A. B. a Decoction 98. E. Wounds dangerous an Vnguent 2●● C. Wounds ouer-moist to dry c. a● Vnguent 331. E. Wounds burning heate to assuage a Liniment 154 D. an Vnguent 276 F. Wounds to consolidate a Balme 4. C. an Oile 168. a Plaister 209. A. a Pouder 257. C. Wounds to conglutinate Balmes 6. C. 7. A. an Oile 171. A Plaisters 204. D. 209 C. D. a Pouder 267. D. an Vnguent 312 B. Wounds to incarnate Oiles 172. B. 173. Wounds to mundifie a Plaister 235. A. Vnguents 293 B 318. C. 319 D. Wounds contused to profit c. Cataplasmes 41. C. 51. D. a Digestiue 105. B. an Vnguent 275. C. Wounds hollow with losse of bloud a Pouder 262. A. Wounds bloudy a Plaister 2●● B. Wounds sordid to purge and heale an Vnguent 315. C. Wounds to free of iron leade wood and such like Plaisters 228. A. 230. C. Wounds swelling edges to represse c an Vnguent 276 B. Wounds made by gun shot to cure Balmes 15. C. 18. E. a Cataplasme 43. F. an Iniection 141 C. a Plaister 205. D an Vnguent 320 D. Wounds venomed made by gun-shot a Pouder 2●9 A. Wounds made with poysoned shot a Decoction 98 D. a Potion 244. B Wounds made by gun-shot to helpe of their burning hea●e an Vnguent 319 G. Wounds made by gunshot where the bone is fractured a Potion 244. D. Wounds or vlcers c. to incarnate cicatrice heale c. Cerots 67. A. 74. B. A. Foment 120 E. an Iniection 136. D. a Lotion 161. D. Oiles 172. B 177. B. Plaisters 201 C. 216. C. 228 B. 235. E. Potions 246. B. D Pouders 254. A. 257. F. Vnguents 273. C. 279. E. 192. G 294. E. 302. A. 303. C. 311. B. 332. D 334. C. a Water 3●0 B. Wrench or straine to cure a Cataplasme 51. G. Y. Yard vlcerated a Lotion 163. F. a Water 339 A. Yard tumified c. a Cataplasme 49 F. Youth to preserue an Oile 168. B. Courteous reading Artist the most remarkable errors in this present worke may by your helping hand be amended by the following directions The first number will direct you to the page The second number stands for the line or lines in which the faults are the word or words following the letter r. shewes how they ought to be read But there are some generall errors not set downe by page and line which I entreate you to amend as you meet with them viz. for Mesne and Mesnes reade Mesue and M●sues for Comis reade Cōu for landani or labdani reade ladani or laudani for lenistici reade leuistici Page 2. Line 4. reade ℥ ss 3. l 11. r. ol l. 27. r. Succot 4 l 35. r. olybani 8. l 6 r. without any 10. l. 24. r. elemil 33. l 7. r. eius 47. l. 32 r. refrig 49. l. 4. r. Iua 66. l. 21. r. ℥ jss l. 26. r. empli 70. l. 30. r. altheae 82 l. 4. r. vrticae l 32. r. Salis nitri 85 l 12. r. floris 91. l. vlt. r. neruiae 93 l. 10 r. sychenis 96. l. 5. expunge Ecc. 98. l. 37. r. expelling 104. l 17. r. the hearbs l 29. r pal 106 l. 9. r. eringij 108 l. 8. r. miua 109 l. 10. r. rad●um 120. l 30. r. add 122 l. 17. nolybani 125. l. 37. r. bizantie 126. l. 14. r carded 129. l. 19 expunge the 139. l. 139 l 16. r. fabar 150. l. 37. r. Mesuae infrig 167. l. 22. expunge only to expresse the materials 175 l 11 r. ol anethi ℥ j ss 177 l. 16. r. with some 202. l. 4. r warme 211. l. 21. r. of the mirtil 243 l. 25. r. cauous 252. l. 23. r. Cassiae ℥ j. 253. l 7. r. foliator 290. l 28. 29 r. folior 300. l. 6. r. Carannae 301. l. 31 expunge ●err 333 l 8. r ameos 336 l. 13. r. poculum 339. l 21. after masticis ʒiij insert thuris ℥ iij l 22. r. ℥ ss 349. l 10. after purgeth insert mettals THE CHYRVRGIANS CLOSET Or an Antidotarie Chyrurgicall Furnished with varietie and choyce of Medicines Apophlegms ℞ MAsticis ℥ j. Piperis pyrethri anaʒj ss mellis q. s s. a. f. Trochisci secundum magnitudinem Lupinor One whereof being held in the mouth by the space of halfe an howre fasting * Asswageth the Toothach caused of Rhewme by drawing the same forth Andernacus ℞ Masticis contritae ℥ ss mellis q. s make Trochisces in forme aforesaid One whereof being held in the mouth as aboue said and then chewed and spit forth * Asswageth Headache caused of Choler Andernacus ℞ Masticis ℥ j. Cort. Capparar ʒij Pyrethri ʒiij Piperis ʒj ss vuar passular ℥ ss Commixe them well together and reserue them in a masse a portion whereof being tied vp in a littell moddell in a linnen cloth and chewed 'twixt the teeth by the space of halfe an hower the patient being fasting or the stomacke emptie by frequent repetition * It frees the head from distillacions Andernacus ℞ Pyrethri masticis ana ℥ ssj cerae q. s Make Trochisces each singular about the bignes of a filberd One whereof being chewed by the space of halfe an howre

ana ℥ iiij aq Caprifolij ℥ ij aq millefolij ℥ iij. Cerussa opt ℥ ss Sacchari Saturnij ʒiij tutiae alexandriae praeparatae ʒij myrrhae pul ʒss diamoronis mellis rosacei ana ℥ ss alb oui vnius bene conquassati s.a. f. Iniectio * This cleanseth the passages in Gonorrhaeafaeda if it be iniected warme twice a day Dr. Bonham ℞ Vini cidonior thuris masticis q. s Boyle them c. Vel ℞ Aq. plataginis cum thure mastice misceantur ad vsum * These conglutinate wounds in the belly Calmeteus ℞ Aq. Hord. lb ss Sacchari finiss ℥ j. Dissolue the sugar in the water and iniect it hot Vel ℞ Seri lactis ℥ iij. Sacchari finiss ℥ j ss Dissolue the sugar in the whay and iniect it ℞ Alb ouor n o iiij Being beaten vnto a watery substance add thereto boli armeni Sang drac ana ℈ ij mucilag Sem psylli lactis muliebris ana ℥ ij being well mixt iniect it warme Vel ℞ Lactis Sem frigidor cum aq Solani fact ℥ viij muccilag Coim olei nenupharis aq eiusdem ana q. s in the which dissolue Croci opij Caphurae hyoscya ana gra iij. f. c. Vel ℞ Sem Iusquiami papaueris alb ana q. s alb oui bene conquassati Infuse the bruised seeds in warme Rose-water for an houres space then straine it and mixe the white of the egge therewith and iniect it ℞ Ros rub plantag hord integri absinth ana M j. Centaur mino M ss aq q. s Boyle them vnto lb j In the strained lycour dissolue mellis rosati colati ℥ j. aloes Subtillis pul ʒij myrrhae ʒj aristol rot pul ℈ ij Boyle them a little then straine and iniect it Vel ℞ Aluminis crudi ℥ iiij Succi plantag portulaecae ana lb ss alb ouor opt conquass n o iij. Commixe and distill them in a glasse limbecke in B. M. reserue the water and iniect it Vel ℞ Aq. plantag lb j dissolue therein trochis alb Rhasis cum Caphura ℥ ss or in defect thereof lythargi auri cerussae boli arm ana q. s s.a. f. Iniectio These auaile much * against the vlcer in the bladder Those of the first description doe mundifie Those of the second deterge Those of the third doe cicatrize Dr. Elu ℞ Lytharg auri plumbi aq viridis wherewith Goldsmiths haue separate gold or siluer ana ℥ j. argenti vini extincti bene loti ʒij Put the water and the argent viuum into an earthen pan and set it on a fire of coales and stirre it with an earthen ladle or spatula and when it beginneth to bee hot add the rest of the powder stirring it constantly vntill it attaine a sea-greene colour then beate it into fine powder Take thereof ℥ j. aq ros aq plantag aq Solani ana ℥ iiij Steele being quenched in the waters iiij or v. times add thereto diamoronis Syr. ex rosis siccis mollis rosati ana ℥ j. Mixe them all well together and reserue them in a glasse close stopt * This consumes a Caruncle if it be iniected thereon s.a. through a fit instrument of siluer or lead Frederick ℞ Aq. fab●ar plantag Solatri rosati ana lb j psidiar balaustior nucum cupressi aloes Sumach ana ℥ j ss aluminis ʒij fol. ros M ss flo aeris bene praepar ℈ ij Croci martis ℥ ss Boyle all these together a good space then straine it and let it settle then poure off the cleerest add thereto Sacchari cand ℥ j. Syr ex rosis Siccis ℥ ij Syr absinth ℥ ss f. Iniectio * to be vsed when the Caruncle is taken downe Frederick ℞ Fol. ros Siccar P j. Sem canabis maluar ana ℥ ss Sem frig ma. papaueris albi anaʒij Sem hyoscyami ʒss granor alchakengi n o x. Boyle them in aq fontana lb ij. to the halfe add to them trochiscor alchakengi ʒij Sacchari candi ℥ j. Caphurae ʒj lactis muliebris ℥ iiij aquae albuminis ouor ℥ ij Syr. rosar mellis rosar anaʒvj f. iniectio * To coole assuage paine and to Cicatrize in the conclusion of the Caruncle Frederick ℞ Sulphuris aluminis Salis ana q. s Dissolue them in water * It profits much in wounds of the Intestines if you iniect thereof of warme morning and euening Hier Fabritius ab Aq pendente ℞ Aq. distillat prunellae bugulae Caprifolij plantag Consol maio ana q.v. Add vnto them aq fluentis as much in quantitie as all the rest these being commixed add vnto them lytargi auri vitrioli albi enought to make it tart vpon the tongue * This profits much in hollow vlcers Ex Manuscripto ℞ Vitrioli albi ℥ iiij aluminis vsti ℥ ij Make them into fine powder put them into a fit vessell of glasse poure vpon them aq font lb iiij shake them together then let it settle and reserue it for vse * This is approued to be of excellent vertue against Fistulaes and hollow Vlcers being iniected hot and presently to shut or closed vp the orifice that none of the lycour may issue forth keepe it thus shut the space of a quarter of an houre in which time it will produce an Escar Then vncloath it and iniect aq plantaginis warme reclose the orifice like space of time as before In which proportion of time the paine will cease and the heate will be allayed then vncloathe it againe and iniect of these oyles being mixt viz. Ol lilior albor hypericonis rosar lumbricor ana ℥ j. Ol Spicae ℥ ss misce This being iniected close and cloath it vp suffering it so to rest by the space of a day naturall Then reiniect more of those the oyles closing cloathing and suffering it to rest xxiiij houres as before Repeate this iniection of the oyles and the other operations vnto the fourth time Then shall you see abundance of sanious and putrid humors to slow forth the which you shal wash off with water warme by iniection Let this course bee iudiciously prosecuted vnto perfection of cure But Note that if the vlcer wax exceeding tender that then it is behoofefull to weaken the strength of the water which you may discerne by the touch of your tongue The Author professeth that with these iniections he hath cured many Fistulaes Hollow Vlcers Caruncles and such like And that with the water hee hath cured Scabs Wheales Itch c. Hee also affirmeth it to bee profitable against burnings or skaldings first to be washt with this and after with plantane water Ex Manuscripto ℞ Aq hord lb ss agrimoniae centaurij mino pimpinellae absinthij plantag M ss aristol rot ʒ ss Boyle them in aq q. s vnto lb j add vnto that being strained aloes epaticae ʒiij mellis rosacei ℥ ij Boyle them vnto due forme * This profits in hollow wounds Pareus ℞ Rad. consol ma. ℥ j. equiseti plantag Ceterach pilosella

bruise your hearbes and put them in let them boyle well together with constant stirring then let them stand xxiiij houres then heate them againe and incorporate with them the dungs and salt then straine and reserue it * These mollifie the hardnesse of the Spleene although it be inueterate D. Bonham ℞ Succor cucurbitae agrestis interioris Syllae cyclaminis ebuli med cort fambuci tithymalli chamo and ℥ j. Succor violar rad cucumeris agrestis paeoniae mercurialis polypodij laurcolae fellis tauri aloes epaeicae ana ℥ iij. diagredij ℥ j ss ol oliuar lb iij Cerae alba lb j s.a.f. vng * Against the dropsie D. Bonham ℞ Vng ad pruritum vng alb caphurati ana ℥ ss Mixe them and anoint the place affected therewith Tum ℞ Vng. diapo●pholig ʒvj vng è plumbo ʒiij vng alb Camphor ʒjss Commixe these and spread thereof vpon a linnen cloath and apply it to the place affected morning and euening after the vse of the former Vnguent * Against Ringwormes or Tettars in the hands or elsewhere D. Bonham ℞ Succi plantag Semperui●i consolid mi. ana ℥ iiij sterceris onini dissolued in the foresaid iuices ℥ ij Seui onini lb j Boyle them together at a gentle fire vnto due height then straine and reserue it * Against burnings or scaldings with fire water lead tinne c. D. Bonham Sepius expertum ℞ Terebint bene lotae ℥ iiij butyri loti ℥ ij Salis ℥ j Succilimonum ℥ j ss vitellor ouor n o iij. ol rosati ℥ j. misce * Against scabs in children Brass ℞ Flo chamo meliloti ana ℥ j. rad altheae ℥ ij Sem cumini bacc lauri ana ℥ ss axungiae aprinae lb ss Powder finely what 's fit and with the grease make an ointment * Against Kibes Chilblaines c. if you commixe herewith piperis guineae pul ℥ j. it will be of great force against cold aches and tumors Butcher ℞ Fellis vaccae ʒj fellis vulturis vel milui vel galli ʒ ss mellis rosati colati ʒij ossis Sepiae ʒj stercoris lacerti ʒ ss s.a.f. vng keepe it in a brasse box * This scoureth off the webs of the Eyes Calmeteus ℞ Axung Suillae lb j pingued gallinae butyri rec ana ℥ j. ol chamo lilior ana ℥ iiij ol laurini anethini ana ℥ ij thuris masticis myrrhae ana ℥ ss argenti viui mortificati ℥ iiij terebinth in aq vitae lotae ℥ iij. resinae pini ℥ iiij styracis liquidae ℥ ss vng aregonis martiati ana ℥ ij s.a.f. vng * To prouoke sweat in Lues Venerea Calmeteus If you shall add vnto this ointment gummi bdellij ammoniaci galbani being first dissolued in white wine and aqua vitae ana ℥ j. pingued anseris anatis medullae cruris vituli ana ℥ ij then it will be of great efficacie * Against Scyrrhous Tumors And if you commixe therewith the powders of Lytarge Ceruse and Minium ana q. s * Then is it right profitable against rotten vlcers Calmeteus ℞ Rad enulae rad lilior albor ana ℥ i ss Summit absinthij lupulor fumariae Scabiosae ana M ss Cicer. lentium hordei ana P j. Make a decoction Take of the strained substance lb jss ol ros ℥ ij ol mastichiui laurini ana ℥ iiij butyrirec ℥ v. axung Suillae Salis expertis lb ss Boyle them all to the consumption of the decoction then add thuris masticis myrrhae pul ana ℥ j ss Sarcocollae cerusae ana ℥ j. aluminis ʒvj lytharg ℥ j ss terebint ℥ iij. styracis liquid ʒx argenti viui in succo lymonum extincti ℥ iij. more or lesse according to the strength of the Patient incorporate them with all diligence in a marble morter vntill it attaine a perfect body * This is to be vsed where there are pustules without ache neare the bone Calmeteus ℞ Axung gallinae anseris anatis ana ℥ j. medullae crur. vituli bouis ana ℥ j ss axung suillae lb j argenti viui in ea axung extincti ℥ v. vj. vel vij thuris masticis bacc lauri ana ℥ ij Sarcocollae myrrhae ana ℥ j ss Cynabrij ʒij euphorbij ℥ ss resinae pini ℥ ij ss teribint l●t in aq vitae ℥ iij. Sublimati ʒj ss ol lumbricor amurcae ol lilior chamo vulpini ana ℥ iij. Labour them together in a marble morter vnto the consistence of an Vnguent then incorporate therewith styracis liquidae ʒx * This is most proper where there are aches in the head and other parts without pustules Note that this vng is not to bee applyed where there are any foule vlcers either in the head or in any other parts Calmeteus ℞ Radicum acori enulae ireos ebuli altheae hermodactylor ana ℥ j. betonicae saluiae Inae arthriticae ana M j. flor hyperici staechad ana P j. vini albi opt lb ij. Boyle all these together s.a. then mixe with the strained substance axung suillae Salis expert lb j adipis gallinar anseris anatis medullae cruris vituli ana ℥ j. vng agrippae martiati dialtheae ana ℥ j ss ol lumbricor vulpini ana ℥ j ss ol lilior chamaemilini anethini laurini mastichini ana ℥ j ss thuris masticis ana ℥ j. myrrhae ℥ ss baccar lauri ℥ j ss euphorbij ʒij resinae pini in oleo lumbricor liquefactae ℥ iij. terebint in vino albo lotae ℥ ij mercurij in aqua vitae Saluiae loti exiccati axungia extincti ℥ vj. styracis liquidae ℥ ss s.a. f. vng * This prouokes sweate in Lues Venerea and is specially vsefull in extreame aches of the ioynts Calmeteus ℞ Axung suillae lb j opoponacis galbani Sagapeni bdellij dissol in aq vitae ana ℥ j. resinae pini liquefactae ℥ iiij ol rutae ℥ ij ol lumber spicae chamo laurini ana ℥ iij. vng dialth ℥ v. thuris masticis myrrhae ana ℥ j. hermodactyllor ʒiij euphorbij ℥ iij. ss Cinabrij ʒiij s.a.f. vng * Vsefull in Lues Venerea Calmeteus ℞ Terebint resinae pini Cerae nouae ana ℥ iiij ol ros lb ss masticis thuris gum elemi ana ℥ ij Caprisolij betonicae ana ℥ iij. vini opt lb x Let the hearbes be stamped very small and macerated in the wine xxiiij houres then add thereto the wax and the oyle and boyle them on a milde fire vntill the whole attaine a greenis● colour then straine and suffer it to coole then powre away 〈◊〉 ramainder of the wine then reboyle it againe vnto an exq● 〈◊〉 euaporation of the wine Then straine it againe and add ther● 〈◊〉 th' other ingredients being duely prepared boyle them with gentle fire with constant stirring vntill it become a good 〈◊〉 then take it from the fire and set it in some coole place and 〈◊〉 not to stirre it till it be