The general practise of physicke. Conteyning all inward and outward parts of the body, with all the accidents and infirmities that are incident unto them, even from the crowne of the head to the sole of the foote. Also by what meanes ... they may be remedied ... Written ... in the German tongue / and now translated into English ... corr. and augm., by Jacob Mosan.

  • Wirsung, Christof, 1500?-1571
Date:
1605
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    The 4. §. VecoBio feBordU , the pe£lora]l po¬ tion. ’ 777 The 5. DecoBio infujio Sena, a Potion of Sene leaues. B’id, The <5. $. a water of mans blood. ibid. ^ The fecond part of this Chapter of certaine powders for meate, 778 ^ The third part ofthis Chap.ofTrocisks./^^V. The I. ^.Trocif.de Abfinthioi of Wormewood. ibid. The 2, $. Trocifei Addphi. Bid. The 3. Trocifei de Agarico, of Agarickc./^#W. The 4. $, Trocifei Alhandel, ofColoquint. 779 The 5. Trocifei Alkakengifi^winter Cherries. ibid. The 6. §. Trocifei de Berber is, of Berberis, ibid. The 7. $. Trecifei de Bolo armsno. ibid. The 8. ^,Trocifcide Camphora,oiQ2.cn^hzv.ibid, The 9. $. Trocifei de Capparie, of Caper roots, ibid, Tht 10.^.Trocifei deCarabe,o^ KvBocv, ibid. The 11. Trocif. de Chelidonia, of Celandine. ibid. The 12. $. Trocifei de CoraUiSyO^QoxzW, 780 The 1 .TrocifeideEnpatorio^ of Agrymonie, ibid. The 14. $. Trocifei de Lacca, ibid. The 15.$. Trocifei de Adyrrha. ibid. The 16. §, Trocifei de OUbano, of Frankinfence. ibid. The 17. §. Trocifei de Rhabarbaro, ibid. The 18. f. Trocifei Diarrhodon, ibid. The 19. Trocifei de Rofs, of Rofes. ibid. The 20. Tyocifei de SAntduy of Saunders 781 The 21. $. Trocifei de Spica, ibid. The 22. $. Trocifei de Spodio, ofluory. ibid, ■ T h e 2 3. §. Tyocifei de terrafgillata. ibid. The 24. $. Trocifei de Violis, of Violets, ibid, T he 2 5. $, For to make writing Inke. ibid. The 26. §. For to make common Vcrnifti, ibid. Theay.^.ofPaintersVernifli. 782 The 28. $,for to make odoriferous Vcrnifli,*^#, ibid, ibid, 785 ibid, ibid. The 17'Chapter. ^ The 18. Chapt. of all kindes of Wine. The I. $. of wine in general!. The 2. \. of fundrie natures of wine. The 3, $. ofMuft, The 4. $. of Wine cui(51, or deco<51cd wine, ' 784 The 5. §. of burnt wine, or fpirit of wine ibid Thed.$.ofVineger. . f The 19. Chapt. of herbed wines, and fuch like.’ The I. $. the wine of Elecampane rootes. 785 The 2. Eiebright wine, The 3. $. Wine of\\ hole Grapes, The 4. §. Wine of Aucnce. The 5. §. Betony wine, -. The 6. §. Burrage wine.' T he 7. $. Wine Afirabacca, The8. ^.wineofFrambois. The9.$,wineofHartstoong. The I o. $. the wine of Hyffope. The 11. winter Cherry wine, . ygy The 12. §. Cherry wdne. ^y^ The 13.$. Lauanderwinc. The 14. $.ofMalmfey. ^y^^^ The 15. $ . wine ofMarierom. The 16, $, wine ofCinnamomc. The 17.$, Mufcadell wine. -7 g g The 18. Wine ofGilloflowers, ibid. The 19. $. Wine of Bugloffe. ibi^^ The 20. $. wine that purgeth, lyiJ The 21. $. Wine of whole Grapes. ibid. The 2 2. §♦ VinumpmicHm. ibi^^ The 23. $, Rofemary wine. ibid. The 24. $. Wine of Sage. ygp The 25.$. Wine of Clary. ibid. The 26. §. Wine of water Lilly flowers, ibid. The 27. §. Tamariskewine. ibid. The 28.$. WineofWormewood. • ibid, ^ The 29. §, Wine of Zeduary, ibid. The 30. §«how that the infirmities ©fall wines are to be amended. The end ofthe Contents of this Bookc.