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quadgram	frequency
each half an ounce	216
of each one ounce	158
of the roots of	153
of each half an	150
of the juice of	142
of each two ounces	142
a sufficient quantity of	133
of the leaves of	133
by reason of the	126
of the seeds of	124
for the most part	120
is called in greek	112
the quantity of a	107
ounce and an half	100
the juice of the	95
the region of the	95
juice of the pancreas	93
of the flowers of	92
take the waters of	91
of each half a	81
let the sick take	81
one ounce and an	80
take of the roots	77
for the cure of	76
with a sufficient quantity	76
dram and an half	73
each half a drachm	67
of each two drachms	66
parts of the body	66
the cure of the	65
one dram and an	64
quantity of a nutmeg	64
be applied to the	62
let them be cleansed	60
of the whole body	59
in the morning fasting	59
each one ounce and	56
the beginning of the	56
take the roots of	54
of the powder of	53
in the following manner	52
of each one drachm	52
in two quarts of	51
it is to be	51
spirit of salt armoniack	50
of the waters of	49
if there be a	49
the cure of this	49
of each one handfull	48
of each three ounces	48
are to be used	48
bruised and boiled in	47
syrup of roses solutive	47
the five opening roots	47
take of the leaves	46
boil them in a	45
pain of the head	44
the cavity of the	43
in a sufficient quantity	43
at the same time	42
raisins of the sun	42
of the animal spirits	42
take of the waters	42
if the pain be	42
to the region of	41
may be known by	41
at the beginning of	41
was cured as followeth	41
by the use of	40
the pain of the	39
the cause of the	38
it may be called	38
be taken in the	38
if the patient be	38
and add syrup of	38
cure of this disease	37
of each four ounces	37
to be taken in	37
half an ounce of	37
in the cure of	37
twice or thrice a	36
of the syrup of	36
for the space of	36
may be called in	36
in a spoonful of	36
the use of the	36
each half a dram	36
make it into a	35
a great deal of	35
and an half of	34
the stone in the	34
or thrice a day	34
oil of sweet almonds	34
it is called in	34
by little and little	34
in the beginning of	34
syrup of the juice	34
taken in the morning	34
in the mean while	34
half of it be	33
palpitation of the heart	33
in the mean time	33
but if it be	33
be the cause of	33
the violence of the	32
of cream of tartar	32
an inflammation of the	32
early english books online	32
the strength of the	32
of each ten grains	32
three or four times	31
the frequent use of	31
the rest of the	31
is not to be	31
in the chapter of	30
the cure of a	30
is called in latin	30
the neck of the	30
two or three days	30
according to the variety	30
three or four spoonfulls	30
may be the cause	30
to the variety of	30
of each six drachms	30
of it be boiled	29
region of the stomach	29
a great quantity of	29
in the use of	29
a mass for pills	29
them in a sufficient	29
in the form of	29
but if there be	29
of the sun stoned	29
as to the cure	29
pint and an half	29
an obstruction of the	29
it be boiled away	29
often in a day	29
the white of an	28
each one dram and	28
the external causes are	28
to be applied to	28
till half of it	28
take the quantity of	28
the form of a	28
it in the morning	28
is to be noted	27
to the consumption of	27
if it be not	27
let them be all	27
four in the afternoon	27
by reason of a	27
two or three hours	27
the variety of the	27
with the juice of	27
the hour of sleep	26
till a third part	26
to the cure of	26
at the hour of	26
if it proceed from	26
as often as the	26
by the help of	26
may serve for example	26
in a short time	26
and applied to the	26
one ounce and half	26
the end of the	26
white of an egg	26
by the frequent use	25
you must endeavour to	25
when the disease is	25
but if the sick	25
bruised and infused in	25
of the strained liquor	25
a third part be	25
the whole mass of	25
sufficient quantity of syrup	25
are not to be	24
in a quart of	24
mix it for a	24
of each one scruple	24
yolk of an egg	24
are wont to be	24
quantity of syrup of	24
and the juice of	23
at five in the	23
of niter twenty drops	23
by these she was	23
spirit of niter twenty	23
of syrup of violets	23
apply it to the	23
the flowers of camomil	23
habit of the body	23
of the conserve of	23
two quarts of fountain	23
of which you may	23
of the water of	23
if the sick be	23
syrup of succory with	22
the veins of the	22
a vein be opened	22
medicines are to be	22
let a vein be	22
the habit of the	22
the bloud and humours	22
and boiled in two	22
the infusion of crocus	22
the space of a	22
spoonfuls of the following	22
for two or three	22
a day or two	22
three or four ounces	22
in the strained liquor	22
four ounces of the	22
the reins and bladder	22
as to the prognostick	22
the roots of marsh	22
the powder of the	22
be taken at bed	22
of its own accord	22
ought not to be	22
two or three spoonfulls	22
with a decoction of	22
to ease the pain	22
to be taken at	21
will conduce much to	21
of the following julep	21
be known by the	21
of the bark of	21
and pour upon them	21
in the cavity of	21
after the use of	21
which may be added	21
to which may be	21
the yolk of an	21
in the small guts	21
the cause of this	21
of the decoction of	21
a spoonful of the	21
the whole course of	21
a clock in the	21
this or the like	21
one drachm and an	21
salt of tartar vitriolated	21
of the infusion of	21
of the tops of	21
drachm and an half	20
sufficient to make a	20
the sick must be	20
a pint and an	20
once or twice a	20
in a draught of	20
mix it for two	20
bleeding at the nose	20
infusion of crocus metallorum	20
the consistence of a	20
in a small quantity	20
it is also called	20
it will not be	20
beginning of the disease	20
three or four days	20
passions of the mind	20
the operation of the	20
the signs of the	20
a draught of posset	20
an ounce and an	20
of a nutmeg of	20
in the space of	20
conserve of red roses	20
as much as will	20
each half a scruple	20
and keep it for	19
are to be applied	19
the acrimony of the	19
into the cavity of	19
through the whole course	19
of succory with rhubarb	19
and apply it to	19
to the consistence of	19
give it in the	19
if there be occasion	19
the heat of the	19
the mouth of the	19
of the pulp of	19
the pores of the	19
in three pints of	19
syrup of dried roses	19
ill habit of body	19
the muscles of the	19
twice or thrice in	19
take of the powder	19
the bottom of the	19
variety of the causes	19
varied according to the	19
syrup of red poppies	19
night going to bed	19
half a pint of	19
be varied according to	19
early in the morning	19
must be cured by	19
by reason of its	18
boiled in two quarts	18
spoonfulls of it often	18
part of the head	18
must be applied to	18
after the operation of	18
till half be wasted	18
third part be wasted	18
out of the body	18
oyl of sweet almonds	18
sufficient quantity of the	18
into a mass for	18
every morning and evening	18
strength of the patient	18
the cure of these	18
cause of this disease	18
and give four spoonfulls	18
half a dram of	18
an ounce of the	18
the flux of the	18
stone in the kidnies	18
of the body is	18
the strained liquor dissolve	18
is to be used	18
times in a day	18
be called in latin	18
the time of the	18
a draught of the	18
the waters of treacle	18
the pain be very	18
which may be known	18
and if there be	18
neck of the bladder	18
it for two doses	18
or one like it	18
of a decoction of	18
taken morning and evening	18
five in the afternoon	18
if there be no	17
the use of it	17
the causes are either	17
give three or four	17
of twenty four hours	17
when the pain is	17
shavings of ivory and	17
a quarter of a	17
the parts of the	17
keep it for use	17
in the time of	17
of salt of wormwood	17
all the parts of	17
the ventricles of the	17
an ulcer of the	17
to the part affected	17
of diseases of the	17
if the disease be	17
the passage of the	17
each half an handful	17
of balsam of sulphur	17
three ounces of the	17
which are to be	17
of the five opening	17
the diseases of the	17
take of the best	17
the seeds of anise	17
three or four spoonfuls	16
ounces of the strained	16
of salt of tartar	16
but if the patient	16
of all the parts	16
for twenty four hours	16
acrimony of the humours	16
whereof let him take	16
be called in greek	16
pain be very violent	16
in sufficient quantity of	16
of each two handfulls	16
suppression of the courses	16
four times in a	16
of the pancreas too	16
the vessels of the	16
characters represented either as	16
causes are either external	16
water till half be	16
in a few days	16
the syrup of the	16
put them into a	16
which may be done	16
of each an ounce	16
every night at bed	16
represented either as utf	16
of milk and sugar	16
the leaves of mallows	16
is as it were	16
at the end of	16
if the child be	16
in a common still	16
of the oyl of	16
to be divided into	16
made in the following	16
the four greater cold	16
in the small gut	16
the space of twenty	16
drinking upon it a	15
which ought to be	15
to the strained liquor	15
space of twenty four	15
a powder to be	15
of the troches of	15
or four times in	15
soles of the feet	15
much as will make	15
four or five spoonfuls	15
whole course of the	15
boyl them in a	15
as it were a	15
the use of these	15
may be made of	15
she took the following	15
to which was added	15
make a powder to	15
all parts of the	15
drops at a time	15
them and make a	15
ounces and an half	15
take two or three	15
the seeds of annise	15
not to be used	15
for half an hour	15
the roots of china	15
an ulcer in the	15
boyl them in sufficient	15
of the three sanders	15
is the cause of	15
or thrice in a	15
at four in the	15
a pain in the	15
and at five in	15
of ivory and harts	15
the use of them	15
is also very effectual	15
may be used in	15
a little of the	15
which is to be	15
things are to be	15
if there be an	15
violence of the pain	15
the sick does not	15
the soles of the	15
according to the strength	15
the greatest part of	15
syrup of the five	15
and infused in two	14
the juice of roses	14
each half a handful	14
as for the cure	14
the passages of the	14
of the electuary of	14
the colour of the	14
or three spoonfulls of	14
of or belonging to	14
noise in the ears	14
is wont to be	14
pellitory of the wall	14
a dropsie of the	14
motion of the animal	14
in the whole body	14
spoonfulls every two hours	14
the latter end of	14
which may be taken	14
she was to take	14
which you may give	14
the substance of the	14
and give three spoonfulls	14
in the same manner	14
whole mass of bloud	14
add syrup of roses	14
or four spoonfulls every	14
distil them in a	14
of sense and motion	14
them in a pint	14
the ferment of the	14
which may be used	14
let it be made	14
be taken in a	14
if the ulcer be	14
take of the juice	14
it into a mass	14
we must take notice	14
the sick may be	14
one and the same	14
of mace by expression	14
if it be in	14
two or three drops	14
was used the following	14
to be mixed with	14
the inflammation of the	14
may be applied to	14
if the humours be	14
may be done by	14
spoonfulls every three hours	14
of each twenty drops	14
a small draught of	14
of pellitory of spain	14
when the fit is	14
laudanum opiatum six grains	14
and if it be	14
pain of the stomach	14
a spoonful or two	14
the cure of an	14
syrups of the juice	14
the juice of carduus	14
the waters of plantain	14
great deal of good	14
sufficient quantity of fountain	14
care must be taken	14
the time of her	14
with pain of the	13
but if the pain	13
the waters of fennel	13
in twenty four hours	13
two ounces of the	13
it is called a	13
and as it were	13
of the stomach and	13
the consumption of a	13
the dose is from	13
ventricles of the brain	13
every two or three	13
if it be caused	13
is also very good	13
anointed with the following	13
it was given in	13
of the syrrup of	13
in a great quantity	13
oil of mace by	13
the compound powder of	13
they are to be	13
space of a night	13
the use of this	13
it may be taken	13
quarter of a pint	13
applied to the region	13
the waters of mint	13
the fault of the	13
if there be any	13
to the diversity of	13
sufficient quantity of water	13
according to the diversity	13
the fomes of the	13
reason of the great	13
the cure of it	13
the sick take a	13
that it may be	13
as much as is	13
of the compound powder	13
of the cure of	13
part of the body	13
in women with child	13
four greater cold seeds	13
the signs are manifest	13
four times a day	13
two or three ounces	13
great pain of the	13
of the pectoral decoction	13
and the sick must	13
electuary of the juice	13
is to be taken	13
medicines must be used	13
you may give the	13
pores of the skin	13
the consumption of the	13
infused in two quarts	13
it is caused by	13
the waters of carduus	13
till half be consumed	13
take three or four	13
it be caused by	13
of the morbifick matter	13
ferment of the stomach	12
and for the most	12
those things which are	12
in the region of	12
or belonging to the	12
as much as the	12
when she went to	12
the weakness of the	12
an ounce and half	12
volatile salt of harts	12
carminative spirit of sylvius	12
and thus she was	12
the sick take two	12
at four a clock	12
polypody of the oak	12
so that the sick	12
will not onely be	12
make a mass for	12
of spirit of wine	12
the internal causes are	12
for as much as	12
four spoonfulls every three	12
a suppression of urine	12
as much as may	12
the decoction of harts	12
of the head and	12
any time of the	12
them all into a	12
make a decoction in	12
they must not be	12
and at four in	12
be used in the	12
into an electuary according	12
in two or three	12
exercise of the body	12
of bays and juniper	12
them in a common	12
flux of the courses	12
syrup of violets and	12
and add to it	12
in those that are	12
must be had to	12
the internal cause is	12
powder of cream of	12
electuary according to art	12
are to be mixed	12
them according to art	12
of syrup of roses	12
of the lesser centaury	12
beat them all into	12
half a drachm of	12
a difficulty of breathing	12
the sick take four	12
it ought to be	12
and it must be	12
sufficient to make it	12
that which proceeds from	12
of oyl of roses	12
let her take the	12
by which it is	12
the palpitation of the	12
the carminative spirit of	12
so that it is	12
them in two quarts	12
them in the morning	12
berries of bays and	12
of each ten drops	12
other parts of the	12
the spirit of salt	12
must be taken away	12
by the same doctor	12
hence it is that	12
may be added to	12
species of the three	12
and such as are	12
take of syrup of	12
roots of pellitory of	12
and let it be	12
i commend the following	12
them in a quart	12
salt armoniack twenty drops	12
an hour or two	12
much as may be	12
as will make it	12
and syrup of roses	12
thrice in a day	12
of which she took	12
four spoonfulls of it	12
be made in the	12
at the latter end	12
of the reins and	12
of salt armoniack twenty	12
used with good success	12
course of the disease	12
and so she was	12
of the bloud and	12
mingle them and make	12
laudanum opiatum ten grains	12
as well as the	12
of this disease is	12
at any time of	12
an electuary according to	12
them in sufficient quantity	12
into a fine powder	12
flux of the belly	12
be anointed with the	12
a nutmeg of the	12
and then it is	11
two ounces and an	11
of salt of vitriol	11
at night going to	11
good in this case	11
by the force of	11
the seeds of white	11
from the whole body	11
to the strength of	11
spine of the back	11
running of the reins	11
up in a rag	11
continue the use of	11
fomes of the disease	11
powder to be divided	11
let them be bruised	11
seeds of white poppies	11
with the oyl of	11
circulation of the bloud	11
may be taken in	11
an equal quantity of	11
five or six days	11
or by reason of	11
with honey of roses	11
to the quantity of	11
if the stomach be	11
the dose is three	11
take of the decoction	11
clock in the afternoon	11
the vertue of the	11
upper orifice of the	11
if the woman be	11
the motion of the	11
take of the seeds	11
the pain is violent	11
made of a decoction	11
four or five days	11
orifice of the stomach	11
as soon as they	11
in a pint and	11
the spine of the	11
ounces of the following	11
of the four greater	11
not to be had	11
that are of a	11
water to a pint	11
in the neck of	11
three times a day	11
and dissolve in it	11
of it being taken	11
the return of the	11
of a pint of	11
the dose is one	11
in a pint of	11
a few drops of	11
much as is sufficient	11
them to the consumption	11
a suppression of the	11
which is occasioned by	11
cavity of the breast	11
diet must be ordered	11
be directed to the	11
four a clock in	11
for the benefit of	11
if the body be	11
till half is consumed	11
the sharpness of the	11
beat them in a	11
progress of the disease	11
or four spoonfulls of	11
of raisins of the	11
with the white of	11
that part of the	11
if the child is	11
is known by the	11
consumption of a third	11
the matter of the	11
all the time of	11
in four ounces of	11
in three quarts of	11
take of the conserve	11
of oxymel of squills	11
if the belly be	11
let it be taken	11
each a sufficient quantity	11
boil them to the	11
six spoonfuls of the	11
the superficies of the	11
and infuse them in	11
it is better to	11
oft in a day	11
of the small pox	11
the swelling of the	11
the flux of bloud	11
of the neighbouring parts	11
by which means the	11
after the same manner	11
and put them into	11
there is danger of	11
the oyl of roses	11
there is a great	11
conduce to the cure	11
mouth of the stomach	11
she took three at	11
of a third part	11
the ligaments of the	11
and make a clyster	11
take of conserve of	11
take of oyl of	11
are also to be	11
beating of the heart	11
the heat of urine	11
applied to the shoulders	11
it according to art	11
to be directed to	11
the filings of steel	10
to which you may	10
the pains of the	10
dropsie of the womb	10
a pint of the	10
or twice a week	10
and the tops of	10
to the degree of	10
or twice a day	10
and give the sick	10
quarter of an hour	10
pain in the stomach	10
to half an ounce	10
the viscous phlegmatick humours	10
you must begin with	10
a vein in the	10
hinder part of the	10
and four in the	10
and give it in	10
the suppression of the	10
of it may be	10
the membranes of the	10
it will be convenient	10
draught to be taken	10
of the spawn of	10
effervescence of the blood	10
i gave the following	10
the roots of comfry	10
be taken morning and	10
these she was cured	10
applied to the neck	10
confusion of the spirits	10
of this she took	10
given in the morning	10
and the five opening	10
of red roses one	10
into a gross powder	10
the use of which	10
of the species of	10
each half a handfull	10
it three or four	10
especially if it be	10
if by reason of	10
add syrup of the	10
a large quantity of	10
she went to bed	10
is three or four	10
four spoonfulls every two	10
in equal parts of	10
the obstruction of the	10
will much conduce to	10
it a draught of	10
of tincture of saffron	10
of body and mind	10
of it must be	10
the internal cause of	10
the stone of the	10
let the sick be	10
it into an electuary	10
because in this distemper	10
the bigness of a	10
will not be amiss	10
of what kind soever	10
be mixed with the	10
and pain of the	10
you may give half	10
must be anointed with	10
notes for div a	10
the cure must be	10
to make an electuary	10
spoonful or two of	10
to the straining add	10
vitious effervescency with choler	10
it may also be	10
of syrup of oranges	10
each an ounce and	10
and let the sick	10
fluxes of the belly	10
the art of physick	10
the cure of them	10
the operation of it	10
seeds of anis and	10
the coming of the	10
and boiled in a	10
a cataplasm made of	10
the mass of bloud	10
take two spoonfulls of	10
pain in the head	10
strength of the sick	10
may be given to	10
the right ventricle of	10
to which is added	10
a large draught of	10
must be varied according	10
a draught to be	10
may be made in	10
and boil them in	10
is an ill sign	10
three spoonfulls every two	10
take of the pectoral	10
it for a clyster	10
three spoonfulls of it	10
boyl them to the	10
boyl them in water	10
take four or five	10
berries of juniper and	10
the next day after	10
the spawn of frogs	10
day in the morning	10
taken twice a day	10
dose is three or	10
will be convenient to	10
but it is to	10
afflicted with this disease	10
neck of the womb	10
by which she was	10
if it continue long	10
of the extream parts	10
great quantity of blood	10
in the next place	10
the roots of the	10
may give half a	10
by bleeding and purging	10
or for want of	10
may be cured by	10
of each three drachms	10
time of the disease	10
of the stone in	10
it is not to	10
because it is a	10
quantity of a filbert	10
give the sick three	10
be taken twice a	10
but it must be	10
for a long time	10
may be used with	10
and give three or	10
morning and evening in	10
clock in the morning	10
them be all cleansed	10
water half an ounce	10
in a close vessel	10
give four spoonfulls every	10
immoderate flux of the	10
for his ordinary drink	10
to the end of	9
of this cordial julep	9
abound in the body	9
the stomach or guts	9
a cold and moist	9
one pint and an	9
and of syrup of	9
taken twice or thrice	9
take of the conserves	9
the coats of the	9
that she could not	9
the nature of the	9
the species of the	9
and if the sick	9
make a draught to	9
beginning of the cure	9
the yelk of an	9
take of the pill	9
in this case the	9
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of the diseases of	7
be mixed with them	7
order to the cure	7
cream of tartar one	7
apply a plaster of	7
of the seed of	7
take of tamarinds half	7
rarefaction of the bloud	7
if it be from	7
the taking off the	7
for a quilted cap	7
of those things which	7
sweetned with syrup of	7
or every other day	7
from the use of	7
observe a good diet	7
the following may be	7
or the juice of	7
steel hath been quenched	7
of the whole art	7
the days the sick	7
each one drachm and	7
may be added the	7
it must be repeated	7
of the same kind	7
with two ounces of	7
the veins in the	7
that are afflicted with	7
for the pain of	7
salt of tartar two	7
you may give a	7
was delivered from all	7
blood must be drawn	7
the strained liquor add	7
and strength of the	7
may be the easier	7
must be often repeated	7
muscles of the belly	7
a decoction of barly	7
the forehead and temples	7
of the following pills	7
the roots of pellitory	7
at the time of	7
the womb may be	7
of the meal of	7
in six gallons of	7
by the said doctor	7
in three or four	7
in six pints of	7
it proceed from a	7
was afflicted with a	7
right ventricle of the	7
of the white of	7
if it be occasioned	7
saffron half a scruple	7
to be cured by	7
is very effectual to	7
be kept in a	7
and to be repeated	7
falling down of the	7
pills in the morning	7
the juice of citron	7
part of the belly	7
it may be also	7
and the whites in	7
excellent in this case	7
to the spine of	7
and therefore it is	7
it is necessary to	7
from a hot cause	7
with the decoction of	7
three in the morning	7
for three or four	7
there is great danger	7
in time of the	7
may be called a	7
drops of spirit of	7
the leaves of mint	7
the pain and inflammation	7
eight or nine ounces	7
motion of the body	7
the stomach was applied	7
and of the tops	7
it is best to	7
the time of their	7
from a cold intemperies	7
but that which is	7
the opening of the	7
turpentine half an ounce	7
be the more effectual	7
with a little vinegar	7
the tops of mallows	7
i used the following	7
and thus he was	7
any other convenient vehicle	7
can never be cured	7
of tartar vitriolated two	7
region of the heart	7
especially in the night	7
at dinner and supper	7
of syrup of dried	7
she was freed from	7
i say in this	7
the first or second	7
used at the beginning	7
wherein is briefly shewed	7
but if the disease	7
was applied the following	7
anointed with oil of	7
add half an ounce	7
make a fine powder	7
one part of the	7
must be evacuated by	7
be taken at a	7
wash the mouth with	7
him take the quantity	7
may be also caused	7
as it were the	7
through the pores of	7
ounces of this decoction	7
here we may note	7
of blood must be	7
then it is called	7
the whole body is	7
cut and bruise them	7
such things as are	7
of the juyce of	7
be also caused by	7
which for the most	7
course of diet must	7
red roses one pugil	7
the waters of hyssop	7
them in a cold	7
the circulation of the	7
of the mucilage of	7
in many parts of	7
nutmeg of the following	7
the cure may be	7
cut in the middle	7
and swelling of the	7
that the sick cannot	7
with the oyle of	7
stone in the kidneys	7
or five spoonfuls of	7
and when they are	7
if you would have	7
boyl them in spring	7
every third or fourth	7
the whites in women	7
take half a pint	7
days the sick does	7
be mixed with it	7
of oil of sweet	7
tamarinds half an ounce	7
the beginning of a	7
too great a quantity	7
this is the most	7
for the ordinary drink	7
of this disease are	7
her take the quantity	7
sphincter muscle of the	7
the electuary of the	7
is occasioned by the	7
of it in a	7
to which end the	7
the nurse is to	7
when he went to	7
the cause of it	7
to asswage the pain	7
the sun stoned lb	7
in this case we	7
the pain is very	7
which is caused by	7
powder of the roots	7
you may add a	7
held to the nose	7
them be all bruised	7
take in the morning	7
the veins and arteries	7
flower of their age	7
a fit of the	7
a scruple of the	7
region of the spleen	7
boil them in equal	7
are either external or	7
is in great danger	7
as to the prognosticks	7
the crums of white	7
a cold intemperies of	7
a cataplasm to be	7
to the nature of	7
which are wont to	7
and keep it in	7
make a cataplasm to	7
is said to be	7
sick does not purge	7
for if it be	7
five spoonfuls of the	7
the space of two	7
by their proper signs	7
the leaves of plantane	7
make a bag for	7
a quarter of an	7
because in this disease	7
to be preferred before	7
that it may not	7
veins of the womb	7
these or the like	7
half a spoonful of	7
the flower of their	7
of the part affected	6
of them must be	6
give this or the	6
is called by the	6
a little of it	6
keep the strained liquor	6
the juice of oranges	6
make it of a	6
four spoonfuls of the	6
in respect of the	6
on the third day	6
the cause is either	6
or five spoonfulls of	6
the water of line	6
is a sign that	6
and spread it on	6
as is sufficient to	6
beaten into a gross	6
must be given in	6
it gently till a	6
the yellow rind of	6
the juice of plantane	6
draught of the next	6
the chapter of an	6
from the stone in	6
must be taken off	6
in the hypochondriack suffocation	6
an emulsion of the	6
which not onely the	6
much conduce to ease	6
be able to bear	6
by an antimonial vomit	6
is also of great	6
let him take two	6
the seeds of coriander	6
when there is no	6
from the first moment	6
are more and more	6
membranes of the abdomen	6
flux of her courses	6
the patient be costive	6
the chapter of catarrhs	6
taken thrice a day	6
in which they were	6
and according to the	6
that are wont to	6
of coral make an	6
julep may serve for	6
a large dose of	6
of the breast and	6
by reason of their	6
a dulness of the	6
with respect to the	6
be taken twice or	6
for the region of	6
in the middle of	6
but they must be	6
drink four ounces of	6
drops of oil of	6
the roots of sharp	6
must be used to	6
the cure of diseases	6
oil of cloves six	6
most commonly attended with	6
four or five of	6
beginning of this disease	6
this disease is not	6
is to be observed	6
of each three drams	6
is to be cured	6
will be much more	6
spoonfulls at a time	6
conserves of the flowers	6
of each six drops	6
in the former observation	6
of the disease is	6
was troubled with a	6
sense and motion of	6
ulcer of the bladder	6
muscle of the bladder	6
inward parts of the	6
if there be great	6
every night and morning	6
purge must be given	6
you may purge with	6
the same quantity of	6
if it be a	6
of tartar two drachms	6
tartar vitriolated ten grains	6
every morning and night	6
take the leaves of	6
signs of this disease	6
of the small gut	6
every day in the	6
is not so much	6
ligaments of the womb	6
the patient hath a	6
the sick is very	6
the back was applied	6
the sake of young	6
end of the disease	6
of mace ten drops	6
swelling of the belly	6
great hopes of recovery	6
then there is a	6
take of spirit of	6
those things that are	6
swelling of the face	6
the acrimony of choler	6
boyl them in three	6
suppression of the lochia	6
be kept in the	6
of the palsie and	6
to half a dram	6
after a stool hath	6
be divided into three	6
by reason of some	6
of the oil of	6
sick take four ounces	6
which you may mix	6
hard travel in child	6
it for a potion	6
there be a great	6
to ease the sick	6
half a drachm at	6
it is known by	6
a plaster for the	6
to be taken after	6
they seem to be	6
oyl of roses and	6
a long while afflicted	6
humours is to be	6
make way for the	6
of sweet almonds blanched	6
phlegm in the small	6
cure is to be	6
which doth not onely	6
it may be used	6
it may be known	6
was applied to the	6
at the presence of	6
two or three spoonfuls	6
quantity of a large	6
of the bones of	6
of the following decoction	6
strain it out very	6
the peristaltick motion of	6
if a plethora concur	6
of cloves four drops	6
much as will lie	6
be hopes of recovery	6
of each six grains	6
the waters of the	6
evacuation of the peccant	6
mix them and make	6
by the following medicines	6
of which he took	6
was miserably tormented with	6
up into the nostrils	6
coral make an electuary	6
if the sick recover	6
eight in the morning	6
a stool hath been	6
most ruptions of vessels	6
take of the pulp	6
in the gut ileon	6
the weight of all	6
is an obstruction of	6
by the same remedies	6
is to be varied	6
the manner of a	6
let him take half	6
the nourishment of all	6
a stoppage of the	6
the child in the	6
the stomach is primarily	6
of this he took	6
when it has done	6
of the arms and	6
eight ounces of the	6
all over the body	6
of the pill coch	6
gently till a third	6
do a great deal	6
nutmeg in the morning	6
boyl them in two	6
quantity of fountain water	6
foment the region of	6
especially at the beginning	6
of the spinal marrow	6
of oyl of sweet	6
four ounces of it	6
of cloves six drops	6
dissolve one ounce of	6
and when it is	6
sometimes falling upon the	6
time of the fit	6
the sick has been	6
of the blood is	6
spoonfulls of this cordial	6
to be used to	6
the falling down of	6
or four spoonfuls of	6
was given in the	6
the humours be over	6
take of sweet marjoram	6
the roots of scorzonera	6
must be taken in	6
oil of cloves four	6
binding of the belly	6
commonly attended with a	6
be taken two or	6
dropsie of the breast	6
most other chronical diseases	6
the leaves of plantain	6
large quantity of blood	6
the most part they	6
is hard to be	6
look for the cure	6
of the shavings of	6
as long as the	6
six or eight ounces	6
be dropt into the	6
and inflammation of the	6
with this or the	6
regard must be had	6
the fermentation of food	6
ease the pain of	6
sugar half an ounce	6
the tops of wormwood	6
may be used by	6
of this was taken	6
three hours before the	6
powder of rhubarb tosted	6
five of these pills	6
the first moment of	6
may be evacuated by	6
vain desire of vomiting	6
by which he was	6
all the rest of	6
region of the navel	6
spirits of salt armoniack	6
i have found by	6
a rupture of the	6
separation of the animal	6
put it into the	6
and add the best	6
the blood may be	6
or ill habit of	6
and at the same	6
i advise you to	6
either by it self	6
so that he could	6
the sick in the	6
syrup of coral make	6
the cause is in	6
to the wasting of	6
be cured with the	6
carried to the heart	6
or you may give	6
give some of this	6
from the fault of	6
to cleanse and consolidate	6
water for a night	6
balsam of sulphur with	6
the flowers of rosemary	6
and behind the ears	6
you may prepare a	6
a quart of fountain	6
are afflicted with the	6
after the manner of	6
of roses four ounces	6
with a liquoris stick	6
the animal spirits will	6
which must be added	6
the teeth must be	6
beat them together in	6
of the following powder	6
if they be not	6
the causes of the	6
the roots of bistort	6
weakness of the stomach	6
of the cold seeds	6
if the patient have	6
with syrup of roses	6
as if there were	6
out of the mouth	6
various pains of the	6
but as to the	6
dropt into the ear	6
the small pox and	6
in a stone mortar	6
two quarts of water	6
the falling of the	6
a contraction of the	6
respect must be had	6
dulness of the head	6
off upon the joints	6
are communicated to the	6
and there is no	6
but you must take	6
was given the following	6
the blood of a	6
of a large nutmeg	6
may be able to	6
the stomach and guts	6
of the berries of	6
if it does not	6
all beaten into a	6
it can scarce be	6
of the vital spirits	6
that it is a	6
loosness of the belly	6
twenty four hours in	6
that it doth not	6
if the patient hath	6
as long as he	6
the heat and burning	6
of spirit of salt	6
at the very beginning	6
to that which is	6
to the back was	6
and in the morning	6
of each a drachm	6
by the violence of	6
her take three every	6
causeth a vitious effervescency	6
six ounces of the	6
the roots of madder	6
the peccant matter is	6
the balsam of sulphur	6
the waters of parsley	6
oil of mace ten	6
be received into the	6
the pain in the	6
by this means the	6
quantity of a walnut	6
both as to the	6
and applied hot to	6
are called in greek	6
the third or fourth	6
take of the electuary	6
with a little wine	6
a flux of the	6
made with oil of	6
the raspings of ivory	6
may give the sick	6
of the yolks of	6
add syrup of succory	6
the syrrup of roses	6
an ill disposition of	6
sufficient quantity of extract	6
for by the help	6
you would have it	6
castor half an ounce	6
reason of the violence	6
but if the child	6
and here we may	6
which ought not to	6
inflammation of the reins	6
the thighs and legs	6
to the bottom of	6
the expulsion of the	6