quadgram

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quadgram	frequency
of the roots of	365
of the leaves of	302
of the seeds of	285
a sufficient quantity of	280
ounce and an half	230
in the following manner	226
each half an ounce	208
by reason of the	206
of the juice of	188
dram and an half	165
of the flowers of	165
made in the following	160
take of the roots	158
one ounce and an	154
with a sufficient quantity	150
one dram and an	140
taken at a time	124
be taken at a	123
may be taken at	122
of it may be	119
the neck of the	119
is made in the	119
it may be taken	106
take of the leaves	104
of the powder of	100
in a sufficient quantity	99
early english books online	96
neck of the womb	92
and an half of	90
each half a dram	86
each one ounce and	79
the bottom of the	76
the region of the	74
an ounce and an	73
the quantity of a	71
it is to be	71
of the waters of	69
the pain of the	69
half an ounce of	69
them in a sufficient	68
for the most part	67
be applied to the	65
each one dram and	65
some observations made upon	64
observations made upon the	64
the powder of the	63
at the beginning of	63
for the cure of	61
may be known by	61
by the use of	61
to the consumption of	61
the stone in the	61
the cure of this	60
for the space of	60
is good for the	58
pint and an half	57
to the consistence of	57
of the syrup of	57
take of the waters	56
oyl of sweet almonds	56
ounce and a half	56
are to be used	55
half a dram of	54
a great deal of	53
of the tops of	52
is to be noted	52
take of the juice	52
of the bark of	52
it is good for	49
represented either as utf	48
characters represented either as	48
at the same time	48
obstructions of the liver	47
for diseases of the	47
boyl them in a	46
the cure of the	45
raisins of the sun	45
in the mean while	45
if it proceed from	45
pound and an half	45
the beginning of the	45
of the pulp of	44
quantity of syrup of	44
boil them in a	44
a dram of it	44
sufficient quantity of syrup	43
care must be taken	43
syrup of roses solutive	43
the use of the	43
twice or thrice a	42
let the sick take	42
parts of the body	42
three or four times	41
the heat of the	41
the white of an	40
ounces and an half	40
of the conserve of	40
as to the cure	40
stone in the kidnies	40
if there be a	40
be taken in the	40
white of an egg	40
with the juice of	40
of the whole body	40
four ounces of the	39
take the quantity of	39
keep it for use	39
by reason of a	38
or thrice a day	38
diseases of the head	38
with a decoction of	38
quantity of a nutmeg	37
and keep it for	37
the orifice of the	37
flux of the courses	37
sufficient quantity of the	37
a great quantity of	37
of the strained liquor	36
the top of the	36
to be taken in	36
the flowers of camomile	36
but if it be	36
the roots of marsh	36
cure of this disease	36
the juice of the	36
in the countrey to	36
the violence of the	36
a pint and an	35
the use of it	35
a decoction of the	34
and is good for	34
fluxes of the belly	34
taken in the morning	33
of the womb is	33
at five in the	33
the veins of the	33
the space of a	33
suppression of the courses	33
of raisins of the	33
up in a rag	33
of a decoction of	33
the bark of the	33
the cavity of the	32
sufficient quantity of water	32
in a spoonful of	32
by little and little	32
when the disease is	32
the leaves of mallows	32
be known by the	32
each half an handful	32
of the decoction of	32
of oyl of roses	32
in the use of	31
is good in the	31
take of the powder	31
they are of a	31
the mouth of the	31
of syrup of violets	31
the consistence of a	31
a doctor of physick	31
keep it in a	31
a dram and an	31
the strength of the	31
an ounce of it	31
the acrimony of the	31
to be applied to	31
as soon as the	31
the passage of the	31
like the leaves of	30
the rest of the	30
by a doctor of	30
bottom of the womb	30
take of the seeds	30
of the root of	30
dispensatory is made in	30
if it be not	30
doctor of physick in	30
spoonfuls of the following	30
if the disease be	30
one ounce and a	30
the nourishment of the	30
of salt of wormwood	30
indented about the edges	29
and if there be	29
be taken at bed	29
of the water of	29
to ease the pain	29
the wings of the	29
at the time of	29
dram of it may	29
the flux of the	29
or by reason of	29
for obstructions of the	28
an inflammation of the	28
the weakness of the	28
of each two drams	28
the form of a	28
of the neck of	28
of the troches of	28
if there be occasion	27
palpitation of the heart	27
half a pint of	27
take of oyl of	27
this is good for	27
sufficient quantity of fountain	27
the suppression of the	27
of it being taken	27
the syrup of the	27
take of the best	27
in the cure of	27
an ounce and a	27
habit of the body	27
according to the variety	27
if the pain be	27
of its own accord	27
yolk of an egg	27
the use of this	27
to the variety of	27
the whole course of	27
the end of the	26
orifice of the womb	26
must be cured by	26
put them into a	26
put it into a	26
each an ounce and	26
in some proper liquor	26
over a gentle fire	26
from the wings of	26
a pain in the	26
if there be any	26
neck of the bladder	26
in the same manner	26
and pour upon them	26
in the form of	26
ought not to be	26
to the region of	26
is chiefly used for	26
which is to be	26
of each one ounce	26
in the chapter of	26
but it is to	26
the variety of the	25
one drachm and an	25
drams and an half	25
the tops of the	25
three or four days	25
ounces of the strained	25
an ounce of the	25
and if it be	25
to the strained liquor	25
dropsie of the womb	25
immoderate flux of the	25
two or three days	25
is hot and dry	25
the consumption of a	25
of the process of	25
things are to be	25
the diseases of the	25
is not to be	25
the roots of elecampane	25
often in a day	25
by reason of its	25
those which did not	24
to tei p using	24
was proofread for accuracy	24
in all likelihood such	24
were encoded as gap	24
during phase of the	24
mind that in all	24
the institutions providing financial	24
tcp is to encode	24
create accurately transcribed and	24
errors will remain and	24
written by a doctor	24
or elements to simplify	24
given to their original	24
characters or elements to	24
nature of the print	24
there are a number	24
to produce large quantities	24
and coded from proquest	24
by converting tcp files	24
tcp data is very	24
the new cambridge bibliography	24
have been released into	24
is also very good	24
encoding was enhanced and	24
work described above is	24
there was a compelling	24
placeholder characters or elements	24
but we respectfully request	24
to external keying companies	24
each text was proofread	24
any remaining illegibles were	24
or half a dram	24
transcription and basic encoding	24
texts were encoded and	24
quality assurance was then	24
english books online text	24
it ought to be	24
a work was chosen	24
to encode one copy	24
texts for their own	24
support to the early	24
text selection was based	24
project have been released	24
variety of subject areas	24
of the print record	24
books online text creation	24
unicode or tei g	24
use these texts for	24
the texts have been	24
are made in the	24
as illegible were corrected	24
and some readable characters	24
usual project restraints of	24
some errors will remain	24
standards were returned to	24
and linked to page	24
to range over a	24
keying companies for transcription	24
their early english books	24
which did not meet	24
and available in eebo	24
encoded and linked to	24
copies of the texts	24
at by a tcp	24
terms of creative commons	24
of every monographic english	24
accurately transcribed and encoded	24
or text strings within	24
tcp aimed to produce	24
unicode or text strings	24
project was divided into	24
aimed to produce large	24
were sent to external	24
of each text was	24
true nature of the	24
text creation partnership web	24
illegibles were encoded as	24
institutions providing financial support	24
the text encoding initiative	24
first editions of a	24
in mind that in	24
remain and some readable	24
for their own purposes	24
if there was a	24
and characters marked as	24
three or four ounces	24
selection was based on	24
assumptions that can be	24
the public domain as	24
external keying companies for	24
encoded texts based on	24
the text creation partnership	24
bibliography of english literature	24
users should bear in	24
tei in libraries guidelines	24
of any assumptions that	24
it will not be	24
partnership between the universities	24
keyboarded and encoded edition	24
proquest to create accurately	24
tcp project was divided	24
the seeds of white	24
wings of the leaves	24
therefore chose to create	24
creating the tcp texts	24
readable characters will be	24
works are eligible for	24
and markup reviewed and	24
tei p using tcp	24
large quantities of textual	24
notably latin and welsh	24
published by proquest via	24
sometimes a second or	24
limit of instances per	24
we respectfully request that	24
into the public domain	24
simplify the filling in	24
over a wide variety	24
owned by the institutions	24
and encoded edition of	24
should bear in mind	24
is to encode one	24
known extent have been	24
accordance with level of	24
was divided into two	24
possible up to a	24
elements to simplify the	24
sets were sent to	24
to create accurately transcribed	24
attribution is given to	24
assigned for keying and	24
were encoded and linked	24
within the usual project	24
the process of creating	24
and encoded texts based	24
now take and use	24
estc r ocm this	24
and the publisher proquest	24
at the text creation	24
of textual data within	24
from proquest page images	24
their works are eligible	24
universities of michigan and	24
reason to do so	24
public domain as of	24
characters marked as illegible	24
produce large quantities of	24
aware of the process	24
request that due credit	24
on the text encoding	24
been released into the	24
therefore of any assumptions	24
encoding based on the	24
works in other languages	24
of gaps by user	24
included and sometimes a	24
of tcp data is	24
process of creating the	24
of the project have	24
created by converting tcp	24
this keyboarded and encoded	24
to a limit of	24
was intended to range	24
opposed to critical editions	24
the encoding was enhanced	24
of the tei in	24
were returned to the	24
linked to page images	24
to the keyers to	24
with level of the	24
general aim of eebo	24
second or later edition	24
tcp assigned for keying	24
is given to their	24
be made about the	24
enhanced and or corrected	24
for an anonymous work	24
online text creation partnership	24
should make clear that	24
by editorial teams in	24
phase i text is	24
intended to range over	24
of the texts have	24
marked as illegible were	24
qa standards were returned	24
can be made about	24
the cure of a	24
wide variety of subject	24
returned to the keyers	24
sent to external keying	24
chosen if there was	24
respectfully request that due	24
for keying and markup	24
the universities of michigan	24
the flowers of camomil	24
phase of the project	24
to their original source	24
and oxford and the	24
encoded as gap s	24
changes to facilitate morpho	24
shewing its admirable virtues	24
of the work described	24
although there are a	24
editorial teams in oxford	24
the juice of it	24
out by editorial teams	24
a works in english	24
work was chosen if	24
drachm and an half	24
editions of a works	24
text is available for	24
compelling reason to do	24
that due credit and	24
all likelihood such instances	24
of michigan and oxford	24
edition of a work	24
these processes should make	24
of a work was	24
instances will never have	24
via their early english	24
did not meet qa	24
of physick in the	24
been transformed into placeholder	24
between and available in	24
data is very good	24
and therefore of any	24
texts created during phase	24
a partnership between the	24
been issued variously as	24
to reflect the true	24
images scanned from microfilm	24
level of the tei	24
divided into two phases	24
was based on the	24
to create diplomatic transcriptions	24
providing financial support to	24
mnemonic sdata character entities	24
text strings within braces	24
ocm this keyboarded and	24
corrected and characters marked	24
carried out by editorial	24
then carried out by	24
textual data within the	24
is available for reuse	24
as opposed to critical	24
with the white of	24
released into the public	24
of known extent have	24
with changes to facilitate	24
a number of works	24
text was proofread for	24
of time and funding	24
some readable characters will	24
markup guidelines are available	24
teams in oxford and	24
of the four greater	24
edition of the work	24
physick in the countrey	24
available at the text	24
made about the data	24
the image sets published	24
a decoction of it	24
to the terms of	24
the texts were encoded	24
on the new cambridge	24
extent have been transformed	24
elements of known extent	24
michigan and oxford and	24
cambridge bibliography of english	24
creation partnership web site	24
is a partnership between	24
all without asking permission	24
texts have been issued	24
financial support to the	24
looked at by a	24
the overall quality of	24
processes should make clear	24
transcribed and encoded texts	24
to page images in	24
then their works are	24
assurance was then carried	24
later edition of a	24
was a compelling reason	24
encoded edition of the	24
created during phase of	24
this phase i text	24
was then carried out	24
based on the image	24
encoded text transcribed from	24
ascii text with mnemonic	24
image sets were sent	24
according to the terms	24
reflect the true nature	24
p using tcp tei	24
gaps by user contributors	24
new cambridge bibliography of	24
overall quality of tcp	24
files to tei p	24
be marked as illegible	24
tcp files to tei	24
the work described above	24
keyed and coded from	24
have been issued variously	24
the keyers to be	24
corrected where possible up	24
any assumptions that can	24
guidelines are available at	24
other parts of the	24
of a third part	24
even for commercial purposes	24
such instances will never	24
will remain and some	24
a pound and an	24
of instances per text	24
i text is available	24
due credit and attribution	24
images in accordance with	24
the early english books	24
converting tcp files to	24
will be marked as	24
text and markup reviewed	24
in of gaps by	24
are a number of	24
keyers to be redone	24
a wide variety of	24
usually the first edition	24
the tei in libraries	24
record of the period	24
number of works in	24
or tei g elements	24
coded from proquest page	24
for accuracy and those	24
while the overall quality	24
markup reviewed and edited	24
the project have been	24
for transcription and basic	24
text can be copied	24
should be aware of	24
keying and markup guidelines	24
the roots of the	24
likelihood such instances will	24
in english were prioritized	24
cold diseases of the	24
a limit of instances	24
the consumption of the	24
users should be aware	24
or corrected and characters	24
based on the text	24
a second or later	24
a compelling reason to	24
the general aim of	24
were corrected where possible	24
its admirable virtues in	24
project restraints of time	24
these texts for their	24
and sometimes a second	24
the publisher proquest to	24
been looked at by	24
and attribution is given	24
of a works in	24
have been transformed into	24
proofread for accuracy and	24
and or corrected and	24
mainly structural encoding based	24
gap elements of known	24
four greater cold seeds	24
by university of nebraska	24
selection was intended to	24
by a tcp editor	24
can now take and	24
in women with child	24
published between and available	24
whichever is the greater	24
are eligible for inclusion	24
the filling in of	24
transformed into placeholder characters	24
are available at the	24
of the species of	24
where possible up to	24
accuracy and those which	24
take and use these	24
understanding these processes should	24
and use these texts	24
of works in other	24
described above is co	24
on the image sets	24
sets published by proquest	24
credit and attribution is	24
by proquest via their	24
have been looked at	24
meet qa standards were	24
texts based on the	24
structural encoding based on	24
the four greater cold	24
range over a wide	24
and markup guidelines are	24
based on the new	24
in oxford and michigan	24
tcp is a partnership	24
and therefore chose to	24
or for an anonymous	24
between the universities of	24
the terms of creative	24
the text can be	24
domain as of january	24
and those which did	24
be aware of the	24
r ocm this keyboarded	24
works in english were	24
title published between and	24
to simplify the filling	24
companies for transcription and	24
oxford and the publisher	24
publisher proquest to create	24
in accordance with level	24
not meet qa standards	24
to the early english	24
was chosen if there	24
processed by university of	24
quality of tcp data	24
acrimony of the humours	24
illegible were corrected where	24
page images in accordance	24
bear in mind that	24
remaining illegibles were encoded	24
chose to create diplomatic	24
that can be made	24
with mnemonic sdata character	24
anyone can now take	24
or later edition of	24
of creating the tcp	24
by the institutions providing	24
print record of the	24
reproduction of original in	24
iv tiff page images	24
was enhanced and or	24
never have been looked	24
of spirit of wine	24
restraints of time and	24
image sets published by	24
characters will be marked	24
data within the usual	24
the true nature of	24
will never have been	24
proquest via their early	24
filling in of gaps	24
up to a limit	24
text with mnemonic sdata	24
the print record of	24
the usual project restraints	24
the powder of it	24
that in all likelihood	24
language title published between	24
into placeholder characters or	24
quantities of textual data	24
issued variously as sgml	24
each half a drachm	23
a dram of the	23
of the oyl of	23
in the strained liquor	23
and applied to the	23
for pains of the	23
the seeds of anise	23
apply it to the	23
of syrup of roses	23
consumption of a third	23
till half is consumed	23
they must not be	23
as to the prognostick	23
the strained liquor dissolve	23
to be taken at	23
take of the conserve	23
the yolk of an	23
if the woman be	23
of the diseases of	23
of the liver and	23
the habit of the	23
a suppression of the	23
the time of the	23
two ounces of the	23
of each an ounce	23
beat them in a	23
of each half an	23
through the whole course	23
are to be applied	22
is very good for	22
the soles of the	22
eases the pain of	22
that it may be	22
a wing p estc	22
of oyl of sweet	22
five in the afternoon	22
not be amiss to	22
for those that are	22
wing p estc r	22
p estc r ocm	22
the cause of the	22
the substance of the	22
three ounces of the	22
in the neck of	22
in the mean time	22
is the cause of	22
the seeds of flax	22
of the seed of	22
admirable virtues in curing	22
must be applied to	22
the root of it	22
there is a great	22
is to be done	22
the reins and bladder	22
the liver and spleen	22
soles of the feet	21
must be anointed with	21
beginning of the disease	21
after the use of	21
things must be used	21
in this case the	21
in three pints of	21
strength of the patient	21
what is to be	21
make a mass for	21
one pint and an	21
the sick must be	21
the latter end of	21
the inflammation of the	21
an ulcer of the	21
is an excellent remedy	21
of the following julep	21
the passages of the	21
that are of a	21
and at five in	21
the five opening roots	21
whole course of the	21
in the time of	21
bleeding at the nose	21
a dropsie of the	21
is one of the	21
ounce of it may	21
and keep it in	21
in four ounces of	21
take of the flowers	21
variety of the causes	21
at the bottom of	21
and add to it	20
the greatest part of	20
to the part affected	20
the head of the	20
of the electuary of	20
must be taken away	20
a small quantity of	20
an immoderate flux of	20
every night at bed	20
the dose is one	20
but if there be	20
if the patient be	20
imported from the indies	20
in two quarts of	20
the use of these	20
the vessels of the	20
each a sufficient quantity	20
drinking upon it a	20
the seeds of annise	20
and apply it to	20
made of a decoction	20
which may be known	20
taken morning and evening	20
in diseases of the	20
polypody of the oak	20
early in the morning	20
it strengthens the stomach	20
of each half a	20
each half a scruple	20
in a pint of	20
it is best to	20
the narrowness of the	20
an excellent remedy for	20
is of excellent use	20
will not be amiss	20
to the bottom of	20
let her take the	20
must be taken that	20
in a small quantity	20
in a marble mortar	19
according to the age	19
we must endeavour to	19
it may be known	19
are not to be	19
two ounces and an	19
with the oyl of	19
of cream of tartar	19
course of the disease	19
medicines are to be	19
ill habit of body	19
dram and a half	19
the use of them	19
in a short time	19
stone in the bladder	19
mouth of the womb	19
medicines must be used	19
region of the stomach	19
the upper part of	19
are wont to be	19
is known by the	19
the bone of the	19
in the first place	19
dose is half a	19
the middle of the	19
for the same purpose	19
take of conserve of	19
for the biting of	19
when they are ripe	19
may be made of	19
saffron half a scruple	19
the swelling of the	19
a mass for pills	19
must be had to	18
of the leaves and	18
the decoction of it	18
a small draught of	18
great deal of good	18
the root of the	18
a day or two	18
they are to be	18
the woman must be	18
of the sun stoned	18
the dose is half	18
diseases of the lungs	18
ounce of syrup of	18
the blood and spirits	18
be blooded in the	18
much as may be	18
confusion of the spirits	18
ounces of oyl of	18
diseases of the womb	18
and such as are	18
three or four spoonfuls	18
the womb it self	18
at a time in	18
if the ulcer be	18
the leaves are placed	18
make a powder to	18
the muscles of the	18
opens obstructions of the	18
be varied according to	18
diet must be ordered	18
is wont to be	18
which ought to be	18
great care must be	18
and as it were	18
it to a syrup	18
of them may be	18
varied according to the	18
a powder to be	18
be taken in a	18
as much as may	18
by the help of	18
in the next place	18
with honey of roses	18
of the wood of	18
you must endeavour to	18
a large quantity of	18
the roots of angelica	18
as much as is	18
in a leaden mortar	18
in a quart of	18
to which may be	18
whereof let him take	17
of each two ounces	17
is occasioned by the	17
in the cavity of	17
an half of the	17
and when they are	17
a dram of them	17
if the child be	17
the mucilage of the	17
the yellow peel of	17
them twenty four hours	17
four or five spoonfuls	17
reason of the great	17
which are to be	17
pain be very violent	17
pains of the head	17
a spoonful of it	17
running of the reins	17
and is good in	17
violence of the pain	17
in three ounces of	17
the leaves of sena	17
the cause of this	17
the signs of the	17
distil them in a	17
which may be added	17
according to the strength	17
two drams and an	17
of honey of roses	17
but if the disease	17
six ounces of the	17
of the reins and	17
of the five opening	17
at the top of	17
the spirit of wine	17
of the oyls of	17
the pain be very	17
in a great quantity	17
a sufficient quantity to	17
each two drams and	17
the sick does not	17
for spitting of blood	17
syrup of dried roses	17
oil of sweet almonds	17
woman is with child	17
is much commended for	16
it in a viol	16
to be divided into	16
of the yellow peel	16
made of the juice	16
an ill habit of	16
half a spoonful of	16
the sides of the	16
of the head and	16
the lower part of	16
and of the roots	16
conversion some observations made	16
other diseases of the	16
child in the womb	16
each half a handful	16
of syrup of oranges	16
that come from the	16
the cure must be	16
lower part of the	16
for the nourishment of	16
infuse them twenty four	16
pain of the teeth	16
which may be done	16
and put them into	16
conserve of red roses	16
wax a sufficient quantity	16
that are subject to	16
the pores of the	16
a dram may be	16
we must take notice	16
of it must be	16
whereof let her take	16
part of the head	16
be applyed to the	16
and syrup of roses	16
great a quantity of	16
them in a glass	16
take of syrup of	16
syrup of succory with	16
of polypody of the	16
of the lesser centaury	16
syrup of the juice	16
in a viol well	16
a quarter of a	16
agreeable to the stomach	16
the conserve of the	16
the cure of it	16
such things must be	16
mucilage of the seeds	16
must be sure to	16
the flowers are placed	16
the falling of the	16
as soon as they	16
the womb may be	16
to a pint and	16
is to be used	16
the filings of steel	16
when the pain is	16
the strained liquor add	16
the bigness of the	16
it is occasioned by	16
and it must be	16
xml conversion some observations	16
diseases of the breast	16
to the cure of	16
in a draught of	16
and xml conversion some	16
by reason of some	16
top of the stalks	15
the third or fourth	15
them to the consumption	15
boil them to the	15
quarter of an hour	15
it may be given	15
of the stalks and	15
let it be taken	15
and make a syrup	15
of the mucilage of	15
of the meal of	15
is frequently used in	15
are like the leaves	15
the leaves of senna	15
pellitory of the wall	15
or a dram of	15
a spoonful of the	15
and make a plaster	15
the operation of the	15
of saffron half a	15
of the powders of	15
press out the juice	15
it in a glass	15
drops of oyl of	15
opposite to one another	15
upper part of the	15
pain of the head	15
and add to them	15
biting of venomous creatures	15
is also good for	15
the countrey to dr	15
one dram of the	15
of nutmegs by expression	15
a quarter of an	15
that is to say	15
by reason that the	15
take of the tops	15
ulcers of the mouth	15
much of the same	15
if by reason of	15
take of red roses	15
of this disease is	15
the fomes of the	15
the leaves and flowers	15
and the sick must	15
they ought to be	15
be anointed with the	15
blood must be taken	15
to be done to	15
and when it is	15
too great a quantity	15
flowers of camomile and	15
the cure of an	15
a suppression of urine	15
may be given at	15
it has many stalks	15
you must take notice	15
of the conserves of	15
may be done by	15
the stalks and branches	15
with oyl of roses	15
from the whole body	15
but if the sick	14
the weight of all	14
the time of her	14
and infuse them in	14
oyl of nutmegs by	14
and of the flowers	14
three or four foot	14
and a half of	14
may be added to	14
it is an excellent	14
that are afflicted with	14
part of the body	14
much as is sufficient	14
in the foregoing chapter	14
or four foot high	14
drops of liquid laudanum	14
the species of the	14
of the compound powder	14
the stomach and bowels	14
it must be cured	14
the biting of venomous	14
what quantity you please	14
each half a pound	14
is chiefly used in	14
for ulcers of the	14
to the soles of	14
a draught to be	14
when a woman is	14
those that are of	14
the juice of roses	14
to provoke the courses	14
powder of the root	14
taken twice or thrice	14
of the infusion of	14
it provokes the courses	14
a cataplasm made of	14
at the latter end	14
blooded in the arm	14
if the belly be	14
is good for coughs	14
the roots of china	14
inflammations of the eyes	14
add to it of	14
of milk and sugar	14
the seeds of fenugreek	14
to the strength of	14
to be mixed with	14
tied up in a	14
be made of the	14
of original in the	14
it is good in	14
and the seeds of	14
of the syrups of	14
vessels of the womb	14
seeds of white poppies	14
at any time of	14
a spoonful or two	14
in the space of	14
physitian in the countrey	14
of the best aloes	14
the vertue of the	14
them in three pints	14
is used for the	14
as it were a	14
upon the use of	14
of spirit of vitriol	14
the root is thick	14
of the filings of	14
be taken from the	14
or four times in	14
of flax and fenugreek	14
the same virtue with	14
is of great use	14
upon which account it	14
to the quantity of	14
a general treatise of	14
of the three sanders	14
take of the pill	14
once or twice a	14
such things as are	14
take of the conserves	14
six spoonfuls of the	14
printed in the year	14
take of the pulp	14
let her take three	14
in a close vessel	14
the compound powder of	14
in the middle of	13
morning and evening for	13
a difficulty of breathing	13
quantity of fountain water	13
the seed of it	13
two or three drams	13
passions of the mind	13
be had to the	13
they are good for	13
is also to be	13
may be also used	13
be given at a	13
will be convenient to	13
with a gentle fire	13
of a hot constitution	13
given at a time	13
fomes of the disease	13
may be mixed with	13
it is most commonly	13
it three or four	13
it a draught of	13
it is good to	13
boil them to a	13
syrup of violets and	13
two or three ounces	13
quantity of the syrup	13
it is necessary to	13
and two drams of	13
of the pectoral decoction	13
original in the british	13
take two or three	13
if there be no	13
is to be observed	13
an ingredient in the	13
spoonful of it may	13
must be used to	13
continue the use of	13
the juice of citron	13
or for want of	13
in the whole body	13
must not be used	13
the pain is violent	13
them and make a	13
and for the most	13
be taken that the	13
is as it were	13
twenty four hours in	13
ounces of it may	13
are also to be	13
according to the method	13
half a pound of	13
in the act of	13
of salt of tartar	13
but it must be	13
is much in use	13
infusion of crocus metallorum	13
them in a marble	13
of each one dram	13
her take the quantity	13
of great use in	13
of the neighbouring parts	13
may be able to	13
a pint of the	13
the belly must be	13
of blood must be	13
there is danger of	13
of the animal spirits	13
the roots of marshmallows	13
those things that are	13
an obstruction of the	13
times in a day	13
the infusion of crocus	13
and difficulty of breathing	13
in the british library	13
boyl it to a	13
a large draught of	13
being anointed with it	13
for by this means	13
the oyl of the	13
them together in a	13
and boil them in	13
the motion of the	13
cavity of the womb	13
powder to be divided	13
which is occasioned by	13
but you must take	13
falling of the womb	13
from the bottom of	13
is good for a	13
tops of the lesser	13
afflicted with this disease	13
must be used as	13
draught to be taken	13
of the mouth and	13
or four times a	13
is said to be	13
in those that are	13
veins of the womb	13
the body of the	13
handful and an half	12
and are good for	12
in six quarts of	12
upon which account the	12
great quantity of blood	12
flowers are placed on	12
are to be mixed	12
in the juice of	12
and other diseases of	12
an ounce of syrup	12
by a physitian in	12
of the stone in	12
it is used for	12
the frequent use of	12
the college of physicians	12
dram of the powder	12
very good for the	12
which are wont to	12
ounces and a half	12
dram may be taken	12
of the extream parts	12
them in equal parts	12
the roots of sharp	12
the patient must be	12
make a draught to	12
in spirit of wine	12
urine and the courses	12
a physitian in the	12
of oxymel of squills	12
it flowers in june	12
the yolks of eggs	12
is used in the	12
infuse them in a	12
a few drops of	12
as much as you	12
of syrup of maiden	12
and obstructions of the	12
it from the fire	12
by bleeding and purging	12
good in this case	12
the opening of the	12
upon it a draught	12
and diseases of the	12
may be taken in	12
one pound and an	12
good for the stone	12
that which proceeds from	12
a woman is with	12
at the end of	12
the leaves of agrimony	12
it is also good	12
and of syrup of	12
cure is to be	12
but it is not	12
the colour of the	12
of the pill coch	12
be mixed with the	12
not to be used	12
the decoction of the	12
and the tops of	12
taken in a morning	12
any time of the	12
of the berries of	12
and an half may	12
in a glass well	12
them may be taken	12
it be occasioned by	12
is three or four	12
a little of the	12
in order to the	12
the child in the	12
ease the pain of	12
sufficient quantity to make	12
take of the water	12
take of the fresh	12
the increase of the	12
the bigness of a	12
is much of the	12
apply them to the	12
in a glass of	12
four or five days	12
them according to art	12
in equal parts of	12
it will be convenient	12
and boyl it to	12
on the top of	12
good for the biting	12
syrup of the five	12
the waters of black	12
a draught of posset	12
space of a month	12
the leaves of the	12
of the college of	12
boil it to a	12
and apply them to	12
the leaves of rue	12
obstructions of the courses	12
little at a time	12
which proceeds from a	12
is to be taken	12
and indented about the	12
written by a physitian	12
used for diseases of	12
of excellent use for	12
of diet must be	12
with the oyls of	12
the nature of the	12
made upon the root	12
in obstructions of the	12
and press out the	12
and is made in	12
and pour on them	12
of oyl of almonds	12
and strengthens the stomach	12
the dose is three	12
pills to be taken	11
in other parts of	11
bleed in the arm	11
is used outwardly in	11
rosin of the pine	11
as often as the	11
or an ounce and	11
or three foot high	11
with oyl of sweet	11
are afflicted with the	11
to the degree of	11
if it be too	11
you may use this	11
an emulsion of the	11
but they must be	11
be drawn from the	11
to which is added	11
in this case we	11
of the yolks of	11
of a large nutmeg	11
into the cavity of	11
of oyl of nutmegs	11
of the bigness of	11
and are of a	11
of the morbifick matter	11
the retention of the	11
of volatile salt of	11
either by reason of	11
which is known by	11
if these things do	11
ounces of the decoction	11
take of the root	11
juice of the leaves	11
time of the disease	11
of the ashes of	11
if the sick be	11
the roots of round	11
continuance of the disease	11
in the manner of	11
the orifices of the	11
as much as suffices	11
a woman with child	11
two or three foot	11
in a few days	11
a vein in the	11
of camomile and melilot	11
an equal quantity of	11
the seeds of quinces	11
them in a mortar	11
the coats of the	11
conserve of the flowers	11
are also of use	11
make a fine powder	11
let her take them	11
be occasioned by a	11
that they may be	11
of each one handful	11
dram of them may	11
must be varied according	11
be directed to the	11
water till half is	11
and eases the pain	11
flowers of red roses	11
of the cold seeds	11
take of the oyl	11
may be applied to	11
and to ease the	11
the palpitation of the	11
when the fit is	11
with syrup of quinces	11
boyl it to the	11
the chapter of the	11
obstructions of the lungs	11
water half an ounce	11
the wood of aloes	11
ounces of the following	11
the pulp of cassia	11
you must begin with	11
persist in the use	11
the membranes of the	11
of the same virtue	11
if it be occasioned	11
and set it in	11
those things which are	11
of the breast and	11
the heat of urine	11
two quarts of fountain	11
virtues in curing the	11
this is good in	11
or four spoonfuls of	11
a cold and moist	11
general treatise of the	11
of the pill of	11
of succory with rhubarb	11
take of the bark	11
obstructions of the bowels	11
water of it is	11
the cure is to	11
be added to it	11
the consistence of honey	11
with the syrup of	11
dose is three or	11
the dose is two	11
four times a day	11
boyl them in three	11
to the use of	11
the seeds of psyllium	11
of red roses one	11
of the small pox	11
a fault in the	11
pores of the skin	11
of syrup of dried	11
out of the womb	11
the roots of white	11
one dram and a	11
it is a good	11
are good for the	11
powder of the leaves	11
be taken twice or	11
course of diet must	11
is contained in the	11
be used in the	11
the leaves are like	11
pain in the head	11
to take off the	11
water to a pint	11
dry it in the	11
species of the three	11
to be used in	11
is an ingredient in	11
of the juyce of	11
them in the sun	11
the hinder part of	11
after the same manner	11
lilly of the vallies	11
order to the cure	11
of the royal society	11
glasses applied to the	11
the leaves of plantain	11
is much commended by	11
it grows commonly in	11
the long continuance of	11
bottom of the belly	11
and then it is	11
of tincture of saffron	11
in a dropsie of	11
in the beginning of	11
long continuance of the	11
on the first days	11
effervescence of the blood	11
of the flower of	11
the parts of the	11
quantity of a large	11
be made in the	11
from a cold cause	11
it is better to	11
the evacuation of the	10
the bark of citron	10
oyl of roses and	10
of the womb may	10
vinegar half an ounce	10
other part of the	10
the ligaments of the	10
in three quarts of	10
it is easily cured	10
very agreeable to the	10
all the time of	10
electuary of the juice	10
sufficient quantity of white	10
let the patient take	10
which is in the	10
the flowers of violets	10
them in a pint	10
used at the beginning	10
of tamarinds half an	10
the thickness of the	10
or six ounces of	10
one handful and an	10
the act of copulation	10
a little oyl of	10
two ounces and a	10
make a decoction in	10
the child is born	10
applied to the region	10
good in a dropsie	10
it to the consistence	10
boyl them to the	10
of it is very	10
tamarinds half an ounce	10
and to take off	10
cold intemperies of the	10
half a scruple of	10
the leaves of mint	10
come from the wings	10
white troches of rhasis	10
powder of the roots	10
third or fourth month	10
let the woman take	10
of it is much	10
this disease is very	10
must be taken in	10
infuse them three days	10
them in two quarts	10
and full of pith	10
take of tamarinds half	10
must be blooded in	10
the roots of florentine	10
tyed up in a	10
cures a stinking breath	10
it morning and evening	10
the roots of cyperus	10
as it were in	10
to be directed to	10
those that are afflicted	10
for the stone in	10
take of sweet almonds	10
stone in the kidneys	10
lie on the ground	10
the concavity of the	10
of the peruvian bark	10
is good for an	10
when there is a	10
is not able to	10
happens by reason of	10
of the raspings of	10
strained liquor dissolve of	10
must be mixed with	10
and such things as	10
may be taken from	10
quantity of water to	10
the bones of the	10
a fit of the	10
the mucilages of the	10
it comes to pass	10
drops of it may	10
take it from the	10
quantity of extract of	10
used with good success	10
but it is most	10
be taken morning and	10
what has been said	10
spoonful or two of	10
bleeding must be used	10
diseases of the eyes	10
the head and nerves	10
consistence of a syrup	10
nut of the yard	10
is half a dram	10
from the indies shewing	10
not do the business	10
bark of the root	10
by the application of	10
the time of delivery	10
of the vessels of	10
contained in the womb	10
remedies are to be	10
of sugar of roses	10
swelling of the belly	10
to the age and	10
root of it is	10
but if the patient	10
remedies must be used	10
or when it is	10
scruple or half a	10
it twice or thrice	10
the use of a	10
of white and red	10
also to john pechey	10
of confection of alkermes	10
the seeds of rue	10
the body must be	10
the constitution of the	10
a cataplasm to be	10
night at bed time	10
decoction of it is	10
may be taken twice	10
take of the decoction	10
a third part of	10
with equal parts of	10
that they do not	10
or a decoction of	10
take half a pint	10
part of the belly	10
the roots of comfry	10
the thighs and legs	10
of red roses two	10
is made of the	10
and a long while	10
applied to the part	10
is a sign that	10
and ulcers of the	10
pounds and an half	10
and the roots of	10
take three or four	10
leaves are like the	10
take of the oyls	10
the stone of the	10
the dropsie of the	10
it has done working	10
of the inflammation of	10
drops of spirit of	10
the roots of briony	10
attributed also to john	10
let him take one	10
of the womb be	10
as is sufficient to	10
are subject to the	10
but when it is	10
when the child is	10
upon the root called	10
the lips of the	10
much as you please	10
is very good in	10
it is a sign	10
is occasioned by a	10
a scruple of the	10
and shortness of breath	10
take great care that	10
diseases of the spleen	10
the stomach must be	10
according to the degree	10
good for diseases of	10
and if the woman	10
take of the pectoral	10
the roots of tormentil	10
the womb is not	10
a time in some	10
the superficies of the	10
a vein must be	10
the seeds of dill	10
two drams of it	10
hinder part of the	10
for pains in the	10
two drams of the	10
sufficient quantity of extract	10
and for diseases of	10
solution of the continuum	10
by the umbilical vein	10
good for those that	10
in a decoction of	10
the seeds of sweet	10
of the violence of	10
mucilages of the seeds	10
the roots of male	10
if these things are	10
which account it is	10
of the womb are	10
when the ulcer is	10
four times in a	10
in the region of	10
take three every night	10
her take three every	10
the confusion of the	10
inflation of the womb	10
of the suppression of	10
seeds of flax and	10
is in a manner	10
is good in a	10
may be made in	9
one from the other	9
two or three hours	9
but it may be	9
then distill them in	9
beat them together in	9
if it does not	9
it is cured by	9
to the nourishment of	9
then distil them in	9
the action of the	9
for if it be	9
is in great danger	9
two ounces of oyl	9
in cold diseases of	9
towards the end of	9
without the help of	9
add two ounces of	9
be added to the	9
by their proper signs	9
and the powder of	9
the same virtues with	9
the relicks of the	9
make an electuary with	9
diseases that proceed from	9
but they must not	9
the roots of gentian	9
and is used in	9
before the time of	9
the oeconomy of the	9
good in the stone	9
and therefore it is	9
a decoction of mallows	9
or two foot high	9
gross habit of body	9
a decoction of barly	9
a scruple or half	9
the bone of a	9
be mixed with it	9
in the morning and	9
nutmeg in the morning	9
the blood may be	9
excellent remedy for the	9
applied to the navel	9
of it in the	9
the blood from the	9
half a dram to	9
sick does not purge	9
used for obstructions of	9
as it often happens	9
the flowers of red	9
pain of the stomach	9
if it cannot be	9
be injected made of	9
noise in the ears	9
be taken twice a	9
each one drachm and	9
for the ordinary drink	9
those that are in	9
of the nature of	9
that part of the	9
twice or thrice in	9
the signs of this	9
with sugar of roses	9
and with a sufficient	9
be cured by medicines	9
of the colledge of	9
it may be used	9
may be given from	9
days the sick does	9
or a dram and	9
when it is cold	9
the roots of it	9
pour on them a	9
quantity you please of	9
foment the region of	9
of them must be	9
two drams of cinnamon	9
into the neck of	9
it grows every where	9
but they are not	9
four or five ounces	9
but as to the	9
the leaves of plantane	9
them in hot water	9
in a cold still	9
of the hollow vein	9
covantage keyed and coded	9
by bleeding in the	9
bleeding in the arm	9
the patient has been	9
with conserve of roses	9
four in the afternoon	9
an half of fine	9
with the decoction of	9
a nutmeg morning and	9
water to a quart	9
intemperies of the brain	9
the mean while the	9
but if the pain	9
of wax a sufficient	9
of a moderate bigness	9
yet it must be	9
is also good to	9
as far as the	9
make a cataplasm to	9
taken twice a day	9
the sick is in	9
distill them in a	9
from the stone in	9
the oyl of sweet	9
decoction of the leaves	9
sometimes falling upon the	9
and to strengthen the	9
of syrup of succory	9
or twice a day	9
of the balsam of	9
to be observed in	9
three pints of fountain	9
a dram or two	9
the difficulty of breathing	9
the consistence of an	9
oyl of bitter almonds	9
and four ounces of	9
and they must be	9
if it be in	9
make a mass with	9
the life of the	9
that are to be	9
let him take a	9
the ulcer must be	9
of red roses and	9
respect must be had	9
take of the filings	9
it to the consumption	9
the fit is off	9
a syrup in a	9
of the aqua lactis	9
and let it be	9
decoction of the roots	9
of a gross habit	9
the oyl of it	9
with two ounces of	9
cure of this is	9
as to other things	9
pints and an half	9
a gross habit of	9
pour upon them a	9
for those that have	9
of saffron one scruple	9
of the blood is	9
and make an oyntment	9
let them stand in	9
red roses one pugil	9
the electuary of the	9
by reason of their	9
is much used in	9
the cure of these	9
an half may be	9
be able to bear	9
progress of the disease	9
the skin of a	9
be fomented with a	9
of it is good	9
the root is small	9
mingle them and make	9
apex covantage keyed and	9
a viol well stopt	9
to a syrup in	9
to those that are	9
head of the child	9
half a dram or	9
when the woman is	9
it must be repeated	9
sugar a sufficient quantity	9
the cure of which	9
when they have been	9
to women with child	9
the chief use of	9
each a pint and	9
this is an excellent	9
acute diseases of women	9
in a double vessel	9
the roots of bistort	9
it proceed from a	9
that they are not	9
is very agreeable to	9
the belly be bound	9
about the region of	9
them over a gentle	9
narrowness of the vessels	9
the intemperies of the	9
she must be blooded	9
or three drams of	9
with an equal quantity	9
the fault of the	9
use of this remedy	9
of a nutmeg morning	9
yellow peel of oranges	9
may be perceived by	9
it six spoonfuls of	9
flux of the belly	9
of salt of vitriol	9
use such things as	9
as to the first	9
of those that are	9
or four ounces of	9
with an ounce of	9
of roses one ounce	9
to be taken twice	9
compound powder of wake	9
those that are subject	9
the roots of madder	9
aptara keyed and coded	9
in respect of the	9
and sweeten it with	9
make a syrup in	9
the belly of the	9
let him take the	9
fomented with a decoction	9
for want of it	9
this disease is not	9
and of the tops	9
the seeds of lettice	9
handful and a half	9
a draught of wormwood	9
compound powder of crabs	9
large quantity of blood	9
the extremities of the	9
half of fine sugar	9
the root is white	9
yet it may be	9
that it cannot be	9
the days the sick	9
it grows in moist	9
that which is called	9
observe a good diet	9
syrup in a bath	9
of each three drams	9
in the right gut	9
of physicians in london	9
be opened in the	9
it is used in	9
nutmeg morning and evening	9
president of the colledge	9
decoction of it in	9
if the body be	9
may be cured by	9
but on the contrary	9
in a common still	9
let the belly be	9
sufficient quantity of sugar	9
of the narrowness of	9
wind in the stomach	9
of the spirit of	9
care must be had	9
of the grains of	9
it spirit of wine	8
after the manner of	8
to the bigness of	8
for his ordinary drink	8
the fibres of the	8
drawn out of this	8
drinking upon it three	8
of the same side	8
of the peccant matter	8
it proceed from an	8
proceeding from a cold	8
and those that are	8
and distil them in	8
the child may be	8
a large dose of	8
if the matter be	8
glisters must be injected	8
the flowers of rosemary	8
it must be taken	8
they are chiefly used	8
forepart of the head	8
so that it is	8
the kidnies and bladder	8
and take off the	8
which is called the	8
this is excellent for	8
by vomit and stool	8
a dram and a	8
made of the same	8
to be used for	8
it differs from the	8
as well as the	8
the mass of blood	8
the white troches of	8
or it may be	8
the balsam of tolu	8
must be evacuated by	8
is used outwardly for	8
from a cold intemperies	8
also to be used	8
of liquid laudanum in	8
that it should be	8
reason of the violence	8
ounces of syrup of	8
these things are not	8
it is excellent for	8
has the same virtues	8
regard must be had	8
taken thrice a day	8
must be also used	8
it is proper to	8
from the use of	8
of the same decoction	8
it is chiefly used	8
such as are prescribed	8
and an ounce of	8
when by reason of	8
must abstain from all	8
the leaves of violets	8
mentioned in the chapter	8
spoonful of syrup of	8
ounce or an ounce	8
must take great care	8
this disease must be	8
the seeds of purslain	8
every third or fourth	8
the part must be	8
applied to the neck	8
have been cured by	8
or ten drops of	8
to be cured by	8
that they cannot be	8
bleed in the foot	8
for heat of urine	8
subject to the gout	8
the following may be	8
or the juice of	8
sufficient quantity of wax	8
the greater cold seeds	8
is that which is	8
open obstructions of the	8
four ounces of it	8
and consist of five	8
the right side of	8
as it were the	8
drinking upon it six	8
it can scarce be	8
strained liquor add of	8
there is great danger	8
mentions an observation of	8
its admirable virtue in	8
it be in the	8
the waters of plantain	8
and pains of the	8
the method of cure	8
to the parts affected	8
is made of it	8
cataplasm to be applied	8
you must take care	8
but we must take	8
the forepart of the	8
in an earthen vessel	8
must be applyed to	8
and at the same	8
for two or three	8
a spoonful of syrup	8
proposed for the cure	8
and at length the	8
of the belly and	8
the return of the	8
to which must be	8
exercise of the body	8
ounces of the juice	8
is excellent for the	8
the womb of the	8
an ounce or an	8
as if it were	8
take four or five	8
the force of the	8
applied to the belly	8
white and red sanders	8
spirit of sal armoniack	8
stone of the kidnies	8
there is also a	8
with very good success	8
take of oil of	8
half an ounce or	8
are placed on long	8
in such as are	8
the tops of mallows	8
this is to be	8
but if these things	8
of an inflammation of	8
herbal of physical plants	8
it has the same	8
and the juice of	8
it is also proper	8
as if they were	8
so much the more	8
cut in the middle	8
troches of lemnian earth	8
is good for diseases	8
is much used for	8
it has many leaves	8
and is used for	8
a cold intemperies of	8
be taken early in	8
not to be given	8
that they should be	8
are very injurious to	8
and an half high	8
from too great a	8
the cure is performed	8
let him take half	8
the running of the	8
at the red lyon	8
of flowers of sulphur	8
is proper for the	8
are of excellent use	8
and if these things	8
the consumption of half	8
of the thickness of	8
or half an ounce	8
when the body is	8
the fury of the	8
of compound powder of	8
whereunto may be added	8
does not go off	8
use of it is	8
the situation of the	8
would do no good	8
it is used to	8
of oyl of juniper	8
dropt into the ear	8
and the yolk of	8
is good for cold	8
greatest part of the	8
if it come from	8
mixed with a little	8
of the stomach and	8
the water of the	8
the aqua lactis alexiteria	8
pour it into a	8
how it may be	8
it is made of	8
them into a glass	8
a quantity of blood	8
such as are of	8
the formation of the	8
and let her take	8
that are in the	8
and oyl of sweet	8
i have found by	8
diseases of the reins	8
of conserve of roses	8
about the bigness of	8
out of the navel	8
they are occasioned by	8
those that have the	8
blood must be drawn	8
a flux of blood	8
the raspings of ivory	8
the time of their	8
you must be sure	8
also good for the	8
of spirit of salt	8
lungs of a fox	8
the matter of the	8
it may be cured	8
of rubarb one dram	8
the roots of asarabacca	8
to the neck of	8
two or three spoonfuls	8
shewing its admirable virtue	8
a palpitation of the	8
cause of this disease	8
a powder according to	8
when it has done	8
the red lyon in	8
with a dram of	8
a solution of the	8
of the upper parts	8
as thick as the	8
it grows frequently in	8
of the body is	8
the quantity of the	8
are used for the	8
upon it six spoonfuls	8
the manner of a	8
and if they are	8
to three ounces of	8
must take care that	8
which must be added	8
waters of black cherries	8
of a pint of	8
either by it self	8
boil them in two	8
of excellent use in	8
cold and moist intemperies	8
a pain of the	8
come from the root	8
and pour upon it	8
and dissolve in it	8
upon the account of	8
purge must be given	8
syrup made of the	8
that the child is	8
of oyl of cinnamon	8
the seed of the	8
then add of the	8
there will be a	8
five or six drops	8
from half a dram	8
and so make a	8
five spoonfuls of the	8
is good for those	8
to the end of	8
parts of the belly	8
grains of it may	8
on the th day	8
the structure of the	8
may be the easier	8
orifice of the sheath	8
from time to time	8
so that it cannot	8
is very difficult to	8
and in this case	8
the cure of them	8
of the blood and	8
use of these things	8
good for the jaundice	8
heat of the sun	8
or you may apply	8
diseases of the joints	8
by the same remedies	8
of each three ounces	8
must be made of	8
ten or twelve days	8
it in the sun	8
it must not be	8
ulcers of the lungs	8
a draught of the	8
make way for the	8
an half of white	8
as to the prognosticks	8
the sick may be	8
as it were of	8
comes at any time	8
proceed from too great	8
pound of white sugar	8
of fountain water to	8
hot intemperies of the	8
a drop or two	8
may be distinguished from	8
women with child are	8
them a sufficient quantity	8
by such things as	8
suppression of the lochia	8
it be taken in	8
powder according to art	8
the dose is from	8
boil them in equal	8
with a draught of	8
for inflammations of the	8
with a little saffron	8
add three ounces of	8
is not at all	8
time in some proper	8
end of the disease	8
being applied to the	8
it self to the	8
honey of roses solutive	8
it is convenient to	8
when there is no	8
may be given to	8
is also good in	8
bleeding must be ordered	8
it two ounces of	8
in some convenient liquor	8
of syrup of mint	8
seizes those that are	8
it is very difficult	8
orifices of the veins	8
in the concavity of	8
it eases the pain	8
soon as they are	8
or the powder of	8
the junctures with a	8
admirable virtue in curing	8
dissolve one ounce of	8
that are troubled with	8
the fresh roots of	8
if the infant be	8
the beginning of a	8
of sweet almonds blanched	8
with a wet bladder	8
of the shavings of	8
cure is performed by	8
the same manner as	8
take their rise from	8
add half an ounce	8
for twenty four hours	8
the same quantity of	8
him take half a	8
region of the loins	8
it loosens the belly	8
of water to a	8
red lyon in st	8
and boyl them in	8
at four in the	8
of sweet almonds and	8
them in a cold	8
which may be easily	8
the juice of night	8
there be a fever	8
weakness of the stomach	8
and infuse it in	8
and by reason of	8
in the flower of	8
good in the jaundice	8
must be made by	8
five or six days	8
let him take four	8
if it happen that	7
medicines must be applied	7
than the leaves of	7
a swelling of the	7
of saffron one dram	7
and constitution of the	7
four days before the	7
the flowers of the	7
junctures with a wet	7
drams of the powder	7
of their own accord	7
them four quarts of	7
they are like the	7
three ounces and an	7
good in the plague	7
the flowers are small	7
about in a leaden	7
pour upon them four	7
an hour or two	7
good in the cholick	7
and it may be	7
it three ounces of	7
boyl them in water	7
be reduced to a	7
the obstruction of the	7
take four ounces of	7
the juice of lemons	7
it by little and	7
only on the first	7
the whites of eggs	7
bleeding in the foot	7
the space of two	7
of compound briony water	7
oyl of the seeds	7
morning and evening daily	7
if there be signs	7
she must have a	7
must be drawn from	7
is seized with a	7
flower of their age	7
mix them and make	7
the place where the	7
and let it stand	7
the waters of the	7
let one be taken	7
in the womb it	7
electuary according to art	7
consist of five leaves	7
conserve of the yellow	7
to the sides of	7
is good to take	7
or five spoonfuls of	7
seeds of anise and	7
put off upon the	7
to which end the	7
that which is in	7
is to be cured	7
known by their proper	7
or two ounces of	7
to dry up the	7
taken from the arm	7
strain it through a	7
flux of the lochia	7
of violets and maiden	7
of a roasted apple	7
by the violence of	7
into the bottom of	7
acrimony of the blood	7
proposed in the foregoing	7
of a mad dog	7
the juice of plantane	7
it with a sufficient	7
may be anointed with	7
and to be repeated	7
but by reason of	7
and as soon as	7
of almonds fresh drawn	7
dram or a dram	7
there is no need	7
of extract of wormwood	7
bolus to be taken	7
mona logarbo text and	7
very injurious to the	7
as often as there	7
with a little salt	7
a quart of the	7
the skin of the	7
of the best honey	7
spirit of wine rectified	7
urine from the stone	7
an ingredient of the	7
is to be varied	7
contained in the stomach	7
following may be used	7
be used instead of	7
she must not be	7
be troubled with a	7
saffron half an ounce	7
it an ounce of	7
water and red wine	7
offensive to the stomach	7
applied to the shoulders	7
at the very beginning	7
and the bark of	7
cured by medicines that	7
of the same nature	7
there are two sorts	7
half may be taken	7
the seeds of daucus	7
this is used for	7
the hole of the	7
the spine of the	7
the same may be	7
you may make a	7
large nutmeg in the	7
for a long time	7
and for spitting of	7