Université Paris Cité. BIU Santé Médecine
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0004 - Page sans numérotation - To the lovers of the study of physick, especially those who desires to attain to the true knowledge thereof
0008 - Page sans numérotation - The contents of the chapters of the five following books
0018 - Page 1 - The first ground or fundamentals of the whole art of physick, and chirurgery. Book I. Chap. I. Of the nature of physick
0019 - Page 2 - Chap. II. Of the division of physick
0023 - Page 6 - Chap. IV. Of temperaments
0027 - Page 10 - Chap. V. Of innate heat
0031 - Page 14 - Chap. VII. Of the natural constitution of organick parts, and the common unity of parts alike, and not alike, called similar and dissimilar parts. Chap. VIII. Of the faculties of the soul, and of the differences of actions in mans body
0032 - Page 15 - Chap. IX. Of the natural faculty; and first of nutrition, and augmentation
0040 - Page 23 - Chap. XI. Of the vital faculty
0042 - Page 25 - Chap. XII. Of the animal faculty, and first of the external senses
0044 - Page 27 - Chap. XIII. Of the internal senses
0046 - Page 29 - Chap. XIV. Of the intellective faculty. Chap. XV. Of the desire and moving faculty
0048 - Page 31 - The second book. Part I. Of diseases. Chap. I. Of the nature of a disease
0049 - Page 32 - Chap. II. Of the differences of diseases
0050 - Page 33 - Chap. III. Of diseases of intemperature
0051 - Page 34 - Chap. IV. Of diseases of the whole substance or of hidden qualities
0052 - Page 35 - Chap. V. Of organick diseases
0053 - Page 36 - Chap. VI. Of diseases of conformation
0055 - Page 38 - Chap. VII. Of diseases in number. Chap. VIII. Of diseases of magnitude
0056 - Page 39 - Chap. IX. Of diseases of composition
0057 - Page 40 - Chap. X. Of diseases of solution of unity. Chap. XI. Of the accidental and common differences of diseases
0061 - Page 44 - Chap. XII. Of the times of diseases
0063 - Page 46 - The second book. Part II. Of the causes of diseases. Chap. I. Of the causes of diseases
0066 - Page 49 - Chap. II. Of things which are the causes of a disease, and first of non-naturals
0069 - Page 52 - Chap. III. Of the internal causes of diseases, and first of fulnesse of blood
0072 - Page 55 - Chap. VI. Of melancholy
0073 - Page 56 - Chap. VII. Of the serous humour, and of wind
0074 - Page 57 - Chap. VIII. Of humours according to the opinion of latter physitians, and of chymists
0075 - Page 58 - Chap. IX. Of the generation of stones and worms. Chap. X. Of the causes of diseases, of intemperature without matter
0076 - Page 59 - Chap. XI. Of the causes of distemper with matter
0077 - Page 60 - Chap. XII. Of the causes of diseases of the whole substance
0078 - Page 61 - Chap. XII. Of the causes of organick diseases
0080 - Page 63 - Chap. XIIII. Of the causes of diseases of solution of unity
0082 - Page 65 - Book. II. Part. III. Of symptomes. Sect. I. Of the differences of symptomes. Chap. I. What a symptome is
0083 - Page 66 - Chap. II. Of the causes and differences of symptomes in general
0085 - Page 68 - Chap. III. Of the differences in general of actions hindered. Chap. IV. Of the symptomes of the natural faculty
0088 - Page 71 - Chap. V. Of the symptomes of the vital faculty
0089 - Page 72 - Of the symptomes of the external senses
0090 - Page 73 - Chap. VII. Of the symptomes of the internal senses
0092 - Page 75 - Chap. VIII. Of the symptomes of the motive faculty
0094 - Page 77 - Chap. IX. Of the symptomes w'erein all, of most parts of the animal actions are hurt
0095 - Page 78 - Chap. X. Of the symptome of the changeable qualities of the body
0096 - Page 79 - Chap. XI. Of the symptomes of excretions and retentions
0098 - Page 81 - Book. II. Part. III. Of symptomes. Sect. II. Of the causes of symptomes. Chap. I. Of the causes of the symptomes of the natural faculty
0112 - Page 95 - Chap. II. Of the causes of the symptomes of the vital faculty, and of the hindrance of respiration
0114 - Page 97 - Chap. III. Of the causes of the symptomes of the external senses
0120 - Page 103 - Chap. IV. Of the causes of the symptomes of the internal senses
0125 - Page 108 - Chap. V. Of the causes of the symptomes of the moving faculty
0130 - Page 113 - Chap. VI. Of the causes of symptomes wherein all or mo... animal actions are hurt
0133 - Page 116 - Chap. VII. Of the causes of symptomes which happen to qualities changed
0135 - Page 118 - Of the causes of symptomes in those things that are sent forth and retained
0139 - Page 122 - Book III. Part. I. Sect. I. Of signes in general. Of the difference and heads of signs. Chap. I. Of the necessity and benefit of the method of signs
0140 - Page 123 - Chap. II. Of the differences of signs
0142 - Page 125 - Chap. III. Of the heads of signs
0144 - Page 127 - Sect. 2. Of knowing the temperature of mans body, and of his principal parts. Chap. I. Of the signs of a wholesome body
0146 - Page 129 - Chap. II. Of the signs of bodies differing from the best constitution
0149 - Page 132 - Chap. III. Of the signs of the constitution of the brain
0153 - Page 136 - Chap. IV. Of the signs of the constitution of the heart
0155 - Page 138 - Chap. V. Of the signs of the constitution of the liver
0156 - Page 139 - Chap. VI. Of the signs of the temperature of the testicles
0157 - Page 140 - Chap. VII. Of the signs of the constitution of the stomach
0158 - Page 141 - Chap. VIII. Of the signs as the constitution of the lungs
0159 - Page 142 - Book III. Part. I. Sect. I. Of urines. Chap. I. Of the abuse of inspection of urines
0160 - Page 143 - Chap. II. Of the differences of urine, and first of the substance of urine
0162 - Page 145 - Chap. III. Of the contents in urine
0163 - Page 146 - Chap. IV. Of the causes of the various consistence of urines
0164 - Page 147 - Chap. V. Of the causes of colours in urines
0167 - Page 150 - Chap. VI. Of the causes of an oyly urine, and of other differences
0168 - Page 151 - Chap. VII. Of the causes of smell, quantity, and such like accidents. Chap. VIII. Of the causes of contents in urines of those that are sound
0169 - Page 152 - Chap. IX. Of the causes of contents in urines of those that are sick
0171 - Page 154 - Chap. X. Of the causes of changes in urines
0173 - Page 156 - Chap. XI. What is to be observed in the inspection of urines
0174 - Page 157 - Chap. XII. What may be discerned and foretold by a urine
0175 - Page 158 - Book. III. Part. I. Sect. IV. Of pulses. Chap. I. What a pulse is
0176 - Page 159 - Chap. 2. Of the simple differences of pulses
0177 - Page 160 - Chap. III. Of the compound differences of pulses
0178 - Page 161 - Chap. IV. Of an equall and unequall pulse
0181 - Page 164 - Chap. V. Of the order and harmony amonst pulses
0182 - Page 165 - Chap. VI. Of certaine things necessarily requisite to distinguish pulses by
0183 - Page 166 - Chap. VII. How to know the differences of simple pulses
0184 - Page 167 - Chap. VIII. How to know the respective differences of pulses
0185 - Page 168 - Chap. IX. Of the causes of pulses in generall
0188 - Page 171 - Chap. X. Of the causes of the simple differences of pulses
0189 - Page 172 - Chap. XI. Of the causes of the respective differences of pulses
0191 - Page 174 - Chap. XIII. Of the causes of varying of pulses
0193 - Page 176 - Chap. XIII. What the simple differences of pulses signifie and presage
0194 - Page 177 - Chap. IV. What the other differences of pulses signifie et presage
0196 - Page 179 - Chap. XV. What pulses presage health, or death
0197 - Page 180 - Chap. XVI. Of signes to be observed from the tongue
0199 - Page 182 - The third book. The second part. Of the diagnostick signes. Chap. I. Of the signes of causes in generall
0201 - Page 184 - Chap. II. Of the signes of causes, and of humours in particular
0204 - Page 187 - Chap. III. Of the signes of diseases
0206 - Page 189 - Chap. IIII. How to know the parts affected
0211 - Page 194 - Chap. V. How to know symptomes
0212 - Page 195 - The third book. Part the third : Of the prognostick signs. Chap. I. Of the severall kinds of prognostick signes
0213 - Page 196 - Chap. II. Of those kinds of signes by which the times of diseases may be known
0215 - Page 198 - Chap. III. Of the signes of times of diseases in particular
0216 - Page 199 - Chap. IV. Of the signes by which we may foretell the event of a disease
0219 - Page 202 - Chap. V. How to presage of life and death from the error and faults of actions
0224 - Page 207 - Chap. VII. Of the signes of life and death which are taken from excretions and retentions
0229 - Page 212 - Chap. II. Of the signes of health and of death which are taken from mutations of the qualities of the body
0231 - Page 214 - Chap. VIII. Of knowing the time, longitude, brevity and event of a disease
0232 - Page 215 - Chap. IX. How many mutations there are of diseases, and the manners, and what a crisis is
0233 - Page 216 - Chap. X. Of the causes, differences, manner, and time of judgment
0235 - Page 218 - Chap. XI. Of criticall daies
0236 - Page 219 - Chap. XII. Of the causes of criticall daies
0238 - Page 221 - Chap. XIII. Of the signes of crisis in generall
0239 - Page 222 - Chap. XIIII. Of the signes of differences in crisis. Chap. XV. The signes of a crisis to come by excretion and imposthumation
0240 - Page 223 - Chap. XVI. Through what places there will be excretion and where there will be imposthumation
0242 - Page 225 - Chap. XVII. Of the time of the crisis
0244 - Page 227 - The fourth book, part the I. Of things necessary for the preservation of health. Chap. I. What things appertaine to the doctrine of the preservation of health, and how many kinds there are of necessary causes for the preservation and defence thereof
0256 - Page 239 - Meates from living creatures
0269 - Page 266 - Chap. V. Of the passions of the mind, and of the exercise and rest of the body
0270 - Page 267 - Chap. VI. Of sleeping, and waking. Chap. VII. Of bathes
0271 - Page 268 - Chap. VIII. Of excretions and retention, and of venery
0273 - Page 270 - The fourth book, part II. Of the method of the preservation of health. Chap. I. Of those things which ar to be observed by all for the preservations of health
0275 - Page 272 - Chap. II. Of the cure of little ones not yet borne, and of the dyet of women with child
0277 - Page 274 - Chap. III. Of the diet of infants, and thence forward untill 21. yeares of age
0278 - Page 275 - Chap. IV. Of the diet of middle age
0283 - Page 280 - Chap. V. Of the dyet of old men
0285 - Page 282 - Chap. VI. Of the dyet of such as are out of temper and of neuters
0288 - Page 285 - The fifth book, part. I. Of the materialls for cure. Sect. I. Of medicines. Chap. I. What a medicine is
0289 - Page 286 - Chap. II. Of the faculties of medicines in generall
0292 - Page 289 - Chap. III. Of the first faculties of medicines
0296 - Page 293 - Chap. IV. Of medicines proper to every part, or of corrobarating medicines
0300 - Page 297 - Chap. V. Of extenuating, and preparing of humours
0301 - Page 298 - Chap. VI. Of emollients, relaxing, rarfying, &c
0304 - Page 301 - Chap. II. Of medicines easing paine and causing rest
0305 - Page 302 - Chap. VIII. Of drawing and repelling medicines
0306 - Page 303 - Chap. IX. Of ripening things, and such as generate quitture, also of such as generate flesh and brawny flesh, of such as dry and cleanse green wounds and cause cicatrizing, and of such as generate seed and milke
0308 - Page 305 - Chap. X. Of such things as make the skin red of such as cause blisters, and of such as cause scabs, or pustules, of burning things, of corrosives, putrifactives and of such things as take away haire, and extinguish milke and seed
0310 - Page 307 - Chap. XI. Of medicines purging through the paunch
0311 - Page 308 - Cholagogues, or the milder purgers of choler
0313 - Page 310 - Stronger purgers of choler
0314 - Page 311 - The milder purgers of phlegme. The stronger purger of phlegme
0316 - Page 313 - The milder purgers of melancholy and black humours. The stronger purgers of melancholy and adust humours
0317 - Page 314 - Hydragogues and such as evacuate aqueous humours
0318 - Page 315 - Chap. XII. Of medicine that cause vomits
0319 - Page 315 - Chap. XIII. Of medicines causing urine
0320 - Page 314 - Chap. XIV. Of medicines provoking sweats. Chap. XV. Of diaphoreticks and medicines, discussing wind
0321 - Page 318 - Chap. XVI. Of provoking courses, expelling the secundine, and a dead child
0322 - Page 319 - Chap. XVII. Of medicines that breake the stone. Chap. XVIII. Of errhines, sternutatories, and apophlegmatismes
0323 - Page 320 - Chap. XIX. Of things causing spittle. Chap. XX. Of medicines killing and expelling wormes
0324 - Page 321 - Chap. XXI. Of drugs good against poyson. Chap. XXII. Of the manner of finding out the vertue of medicines
0326 - Page 323 - The fifth book, part. I. Sect. II. Of chyrurgery. Chap. I. Of chyrurgery in generall
0328 - Page 325 - Chap. II. Of putting together, and binding in generall. Of swadling
0330 - Page 327 - Of splents. Of binders. Of fit placing of a member that is bound
0331 - Page 328 - Chap. III. Of coaptation of broken bones
0333 - Page 330 - Chap. IV. Of restoring of bones that are out of joynt
0334 - Page 331 - Chap. V. Of the putting together of the soft and fleshy parts
0336 - Page 333 - Chap. VI. Of correcting of bones that are represt or set awry
0337 - Page 334 - Chap. VII. Of disjunction in generall, and of dissection of soft parts
0340 - Page 337 - Chap. VIII. Of sections of bones
0343 - Page 340 - Chap. X. Of drawing of things out of the body which were sent into the body from without
0346 - Page 343 - Chap. XI. Of drawing out of things generated in the body according to nature, but retained in the body beyond the limits of nature
0347 - Page 344 - Chap. XII. Of taking away the corrupt parts of the body
0348 - Page 345 - Chap. XIII. Of freeing and taking away things generated in the body contrary to nature
0349 - Page 346 - Chap. XIIII. Of the restitution of parts that are lost, or of the chyrurgery of imperfect parts
0351 - Page 348 - The fifth book, part. II. Of the method of healing. Sect. I. Of shewing how to preserve health. Chap. I. Of the method of healing and of indications in generall
0353 - Page 350 - Chap. II. Of indicants
0356 - Page 353 - Chap. III. Of the concord, and discord of indicants
0357 - Page 354 - Chap. IV. Of indicates
0363 - Page 360 - Chap. V. What morbifique causes indicate, and peculiarly of purging of a juice in the body which causeth ill digestion
0366 - Page 363 - Chap. VI. Of the time sit for purging of a disease
0368 - Page 365 - Chap. VII. Of preparation and concoction of humours
0370 - Page 371 - Chap. VIII. Of the quantity of purgation
0371 - Page 372 - Chap. IX. Of the place by which purgation ought to be made
0373 - Page 374 - Chap. X. Of the due administration of purgers. Chap. XI. Whether it be lawfull to sleepe having taken a purge
0374 - Page 375 - Chap. XII. Whether it is best after purging, to use cleansing, and abstergent medicines. Chap. XIII. Of evacuation by urine
0375 - Page 368 - Chap. XIV. Of evacuation by sweate
0377 - Page 378 - Chap. XV. Of particular evacuations
0378 - Page 379 - Chap. XVI. Of the abating abundance of blood with leaches cupping-glasses, scarrifications etc
0381 - Page 382 - Chap. XVII. Of opening a veine
0384 - Page 377 - Chap. XVIII. Of revulsion
0387 - Page 388 - Chap. XIX. Of derivation. Chap. XX. Of repulsion
0388 - Page 389 - Chap. XXI. Of interceptings
0389 - Page 390 - Chap. XXII. Of discussing
0390 - Page 391 - Chap. XXIII. Of softning and ripening of matter
0391 - Page 392 - The fifth book, part II. Sect. II. Of shewing how to cure. Chap. I. Of diseases of intemperature
0393 - Page 394 - Chap. II. Of curing diseases of the whole substance
0394 - Page 395 - Chap. III. Of the cure of diseases of conformation
0396 - Page 397 - Chap. IV. Of the cure of diseases of number
0397 - Page 398 - Chap. V. Of curing diseases of magnitude
0398 - Page 399 - Chap. VI. Of curing diseases in scituation and connexion
0399 - Page 400 - Chap. VII. Of the cure of solution of continuity
0400 - Page 401 - Chap. VIII. Of the cure of oppressing and urging symptomes
0403 - Page 404 - The fifth book, part II. Sect. III. Of the vitall indication. Chap. I. What doth indicate dyet in those that are sick
0404 - Page 405 - Chap. II. What things belongs to dyet
0405 - Page 406 - Chap. III. How many sorts there are of dyet, and which agrees to which diseases
0406 - Page 407 - Chap. IV. Of the right administration of the dyet of sick persons
0408 - Page 409 - The fifth book, part III. Of the compositions of medicines. Sect. I. Of preparing and compounding of drugs in general. Chap. I. Of the necessity and profit of preparing and compounding simple medicines
0410 - Page 411 - Chap. II. What things are necessary for the artificiall preparation and composition of medicines
0411 - Page 412 - Chap. III. Of the weights of medicines
0413 - Page 414 - Chap. IV. Of physicall measures
0415 - Page 416 - Chap. V. Of doses of medicines
0418 - Page 419 - The fifth book, part III. Sect. II. Of operations necessary for the preparation, and composition of medicines. Chap. I. Of the parts of pharmacopoeia
0419 - Page 420 - Chap. II. Of the kinds of heate
0420 - Page 421 - Chap. III. Of the first rank or forme of operations of breaking, sleeking, or making plaine, shaving and fileing
0423 - Page 424 - Chap. IV. Of the second rank or forme of operations
0427 - Page 428 - Chap. V. Of the third manner of operations
0428 - Page 429 - The fifth book, part III. Sect. III. Of the formes of medicines. Chap. I. The division of medicines
0432 - Page 433 - Chap. II. Of decoctions
0436 - Page 437 - Chap. III. Of infusions and other purging potions
0438 - Page 439 - Chap. IV. Of medicinal wines, drinks of honey and water sodden together, of wine mingled with honey, of oxymel, of medicinal vinegar, decoction or barley-water, also of clarified juices
0442 - Page 443 - Chap. V. Of distilled waters and spirits
0444 - Page 445 - Chap. VII. Of syrups and juleps
0447 - Page 448 - Chap. VIII. Of emulsions and other mixtures, bringing or causing milk, and of strengthing things
0449 - Page 450 - Chap. IX. Of tinctures, and extracts, and liquid dissolutions
0450 - Page 451 - Chap. X. Of conserves, preserves, and medicinal juices
0452 - Page 453 - Chap. XI. Of electuaries
0454 - Page 455 - Chap. XII. Of eclegmaes, and lohochs
0457 - Page 458 - Chap. XIV. Of powders, and trageis, or comfits
0458 - Page 459 - Chap. XV. Of salts. Chap. XVI. Of croces
0459 - Page 460 - Chap. XVII. Of flours and sublimates. Chap. XVIII. Of precipitates
0460 - Page 461 - Chap. XIX. Of glasses, regalls and certain chymicall powders. Chap. XX. Of comfits, little round cakes, and morsells, and such like
0463 - Page 464 - Chap. XXI. Of trochees
0467 - Page 468 - Chap. XXIII. Of suppositers
0469 - Page 470 - Chap. XXIV. Of clysters
0471 - Page 472 - Chap. XXV. Of injections into the wombe, and of pessaries
0472 - Page 473 - Chap. XVI. Of those things which are injected into the yard, and bladder. Chap. XXVII. Of washings of the mouth, and gargarismes
0473 - Page 474 - Chap. XXVIII. Of medicines that draw away phlegme
0474 - Page 475 - Chap. XXIX. Of medicines to rub, and cleanse the teeth
0475 - Page 477 - Chap. XXX. Of medicines put into the nose, and to provoke sneezing
0476 - Page 476 - Chap. XXXI. Of sweet smells, perfumes, and odoriferous, balsomes
0478 - Page 479 - Chap. XXXII. Of those things which are put into the eares. Chap. XXXIII. Of liquid medicines for the eyes
0479 - Page 480 - Chap. XXXIV. Of oyles and balsomes
0480 - Page 481 - Chap. XXXV. Of linements and oyntments
0481 - Page 482 - Chap. XXXVI. Of cerots, and emplaisters
0484 - Page 485 - Chap. XXXVII. Of cataplasmes
0485 - Page 486 - Chap. XXXVIII. Of medicines to take away haire, salves made of mustard, medicines causing wheales, or pustles in the body, and vesicatories, or medicines that cause blisters
0486 - Page 487 - Chap. XXXIX. Of epithems (which are somewhat moister then plasters) medicines made of vinegar and roses, and of medicines applied to the temples, to stop fluxes of rehume from falling to the eyes
0488 - Page 489 - Chap. XL. Of medicines applyed plaister-wayes to mittigate paine, and of little bags
0489 - Page 490 - Chap. XLI. Of embrocations, lotions, and bathes
0491 - Page 472 - Chap. XLIII. Of cauteries
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0504 - Page 1 - Book I. Of fever in general, and of an ephemera, and of a synocha with putrefaction. Chap. I. Of the nature of a fever
0506 - Page 3 - Chap. II. Of the causes of fevers in general
0507 - Page 4 - Chap. III. Of the symptomes of a fever in general
0508 - Page 5 - Chap. IV. Of the differences of fevers in general
0509 - Page 6 - Chap. V. Of the cure of fever in general. Chap. VI. Of the fever ephemere
0513 - Page 10 - Chap. VII. Of an ephemera of more dayes, and of a synocha without putrefaction
0515 - Page 12 - Book II. Of putred fevers. Chap. I. Of putred fevers in general
0518 - Page 15 - Chap. II. Of the differences of putred fevers
0519 - Page 16 - Chap. III. Of the signes of putred fevers in general
0520 - Page 17 - Chap. IV. Of the cure of putred fevers in general
0521 - Page 18 - Chap. V. Of breathing of a vein
0525 - Page 22 - Chap. VII. Of concoction and seperation of humours
0526 - Page 23 - Chap. VIII. Of sudorificks and diureticks
0527 - Page 24 - Chap. IX. Of diet in putred fevers
0530 - Page 27 - Chap. X. Of the differences of putred fevers
0531 - Page 28 - Chap. XI. Of a continued putred primary fever, and first of a synocha in particular
0534 - Page 31 - Chap. XII. Of a causus, or burning fever
0536 - Page 33 - Chap. XIII. Of continued periodick fever in general, and of a continued tertian
0539 - Page 36 - Chap. XIV. Of a continued quotidian
0543 - Page 40 - Chap. XV. Of a continued quartane
0544 - Page 41 - Chap. XVI. Of symptomatical fever
0549 - Page 46 - Chap. XVII. Of intermitting fevers in general
0558 - Page 55 - Chap. XVIII. Of intermitting fevers in particular, and first of an intermitting tertian
0564 - Page 61 - Chap. XIX. Of a quotidian intermittent
0565 - Page 62 - Chap. XX. Of an intermitting quartan
0570 - Page 67 - Chap. XXI. Of compound fevers, and semi-tertians
0574 - Page 71 - The third book. Of a hectick fever. Chap. I. Of the nature of a hectick fever
0575 - Page 72 - Chap. II. Of the signs of a hectick fever
0576 - Page 73 - Chap. III. Of the cure of a hectick fever
0578 - Page 75 - The fourth book. Of the plague, and of pestilential and malignant fevers. Chap. I. Of the nature of the pestilence
0580 - Page 77 - Chap. II. Of the causes of the pestilence
0582 - Page 79 - Chap. III. Of contagion
0584 - Page 81 - Chap. IIII. Of the signs of the plague
0585 - Page 82 - Chap. V. Of preservation from the pestilence
0588 - Page 85 - Chap. VI. Of the cure of the pestilence
0592 - Page 89 - Chap. VII. Of the nature of a pestilent and malignant fever, and of the difference of them from the plague
0593 - Page 90 - Chap. VIII. To what kind of fevers pestilent and malignant ones pertain
0594 - Page 91 - Chap. IX. Of the causes of a pestilent and malignant fever
0595 - Page 92 - Chap. X. Of the signs of malignant and pestilent fevers
0596 - Page 93 - Chap. XI. Of the cure of malignant and pestilential fevers in general
0600 - Page 97 - Chap. XII. Of a malignant fever, with the measles and small pox
0608 - Page 105 - Chap. XIII. Of the spotted fever
0611 - Page 108 - Chap. XIV. Of the english sweat
0613 - Page 110 - Chap. XV. Of the ungarick disease
0617 - Page 114 - Chap. XVI. Of a malignant fever with the cramp
0619 - Page 116 - Chap. XVII. Of a malignant fever, with a catarrh, and a cough, and the squincy
0621 - Page 118 - Chap. XVIII. Of the cure of symptomatical fevers