Enchiridion medicum

• SectionAnother Water againſt the Stone.
• SectionA Cordial and heart-chearing Water.
• SectionAnother Cordial VVater.
• SectionA Water againſt the Pthyſick.
• SectionAnother for the ſame.
• SectionA Water to corroburate the Ventricle.
• SectionA Water for the Aſthma.
• SectionA noble and moſt excellent Water, to corroborate a cold Stomach.
• SectionA Water to bring down the Tearms.
• SectionDoctor Sadlers Treacle, or Epidemical Antidote.
• ChapterBoli; or, Boluſſes.
• SectionA Bolus againſt the corruption of the Lungs.
• SectionA Bolus for the Collick.
• SectionA Bolus for the Gout.
• SectionAnother for the ſame.
• SectionA Bolus againſt the Stone.
• SectionA Bolus for the Ulcers of the Reins.
• SectionA Bolus for the Ulcers of the Bladder.
• SectionA Bolus to allay the heat of Urine.
• SectionAnother for the ſame.
• ChapterCerata; or, Cerates.
• SectionA Cerate for the inflammation of the Reins.
• SectionAn excellent Cerate for a weak Stomach.
• SectionAnother for the ſame.
• SectionA Cerate againſt Vomiting and the Imbecility of the Ventricle.
• SectionAnother Cerate againſt Vomiting.
• SectionA Cerate for a faint and weak Stomach.
• SectionAn Excellent Cerate for the weakneſs of the Stomach, Spleen and Matrix.
• SectionA Cerate for the Spleen.
• SectionA Cerate againſt the hard ſwelling of the Womb.
• SectionAn excellent Cerate againſt Weakneſs, Inflammation, and pain of the Reins.
• SectionA Cerate for the Tumors of the Paps.
• SectionA Cerate for a Rupture.
• ChapterClyſinata; or, Glyſters.
• SectionA Glyſter for a pleuriſy.
• SectionAnother for the ſame.
• SectionA Glyſter againſt Choler.
• SectionA Glyſter againſt Flegme.
• SectionA Glyſter againſt Melancholy.
• SectionAn Aſtringent Glyſter.
• SectionA Glyſter againſt the pain in the Head, called Cephalalgia.
• SectionA Glyſter againſt Cephalalgia, proceeding from Flegme.
• SectionA Glyſter againſt the Tympany and Chollick.
• SectionAn Aſtringent Glyſter to the Ulcers of the Inteſtines.
• ChapterCollyria; or, Collyries, i. e. Waters for the Eyes.
• SectionA Collyry againſt Ophthalmia, i. e. an Inflammation in the Eye.
• SectionA Collyry corroborating the Eyes againſt Ophthalmia.
• SectionA Collyry for watry Eyes,
• SectionA Collyry againſt a cold Rheume in the Eyes.
• SectionA Collyry againſt Inflammations, Ulcers, and Rheumes of the Eyes.
• SectionA Collyry againſt the Dimneſs, Watryneſs, Redneſs, and Itching of the Eyes.
• SectionAnother of the ſame Nature.
• SectionA Collyry for the ſcowring of Ulcers, and the diſperſing of the whites in the Eyes.
• SectionA Collyry appeaſing pain.
• SectionA Collyry cleanſing the Eyes.
• SectionA Collyry for ſuch as are peſtered with the ſmall Pox.
• SectionAnother for the ſame.
• ChapterCondita; or, Condites, or Opiates.
• SectionA cordial Condite.
• SectionA Corroborating Condite.
• SectionA reſtorative Condite.
• SectionAn Antidotive Condite, or preſervative against Infection.
• ChapterDecoctiones; or, Decoctions.
• SectionA Decoction against a hot burning Feaver.
• SectionAnother for the ſame purpoſe.
• SectionA Decoction against Choler.
• SectionA pectoral Decoction against a Pleuriſie.
• SectionAnother for the ſame.
• SectionA Decoction againſt Flegme.
• SectionA Decoction againſt Melancholy.
• SectionA Carminative Decoction.
• SectionA Decoction for a Cancer.
• SectionA Decoction againſt the Venereal Dolors.
• SectionA Decoction against Seroſe or watriſh Humors.
• SectionAnother of the ſame Nature.
• SectionA Decoction for the French Diſeaſe.
• SectionA purging Decoction of the ſame Nature.
• SectionA Decoction opening obſtructions.
• SectionAnother Decoction much of the ſame Nature.
• SectionA Decoction againſt Melancholy.
• SectionA Decoction gently purging Sordid Humors.
• SectionA Decoction gently purging Choler.
• SectionAnother much of the ſame vertue, rectifying the blood, purging Melancholy, and removing the obſtructions of…
• SectionA Decoction purging Melancholy.
• SectionA Decoction againſt the Dropſy.
• SectionA Decoction againſt Droptical Humors.
• SectionA Decoction provoking Urine.
• SectionA Decoction againſt the Inflammation and Opilation of the Liver.
• SectionA Decoction againſt ſuch Diſeaſes as proceed from humidity.
• ChapterElectuaria; or, Electuaries.
• SectionAn Electuary againſt the Epilepſy.
• SectionAnother for the ſame.
• SectionAn Electuary for the Epilepſy, and Suffocation of the Matrix.
• SectionAnother of the ſame Nature.
• SectionAn Electuary for the Reins and the Bladder.
• SectionAn Electuary purging the Bladder, and allaying the heat of Urine.
• SectionAn Electuary cleanſing the Reins, corrupted with a Gonorrhea.
• SectionAn Electuary proper for thoſe who labour under the French Diſeaſe.
• SectionAn Electuary purging both the Reins and Bladder.
• SectionAn Electuary againſt the Stone.
• SectionAn Electuary againſt the pains of the Bladder and Reins.
• SectionAn Electuary against the hard Labour of a woman in Travel.
• SectionA Heart-chearing Electuary.
• SectionAn Electuary againſt a ſharp Looſneſs.
• SectionAnother for the ſame.
• SectionAn Electuary againſt the pain of the Cholick.
• SectionAn Electuary against the pain occaſioned from the ſtopping of the ſmall guts, termed by Phyſicians Iliaco…
• SectionAn Electuary diſpelling Winde, and windy vapours.
• SectionAn Electuary for the Fits of the Cholick and the Stone.
• SectionAn Electuary for ſuch as cannot hold their Water.
• SectionAn Electuary against the Plague.
• SectionAn Electuary to revive the ſpirits.
• SectionA Preſervative.
• SectionAn Electuary or Antidote againſt the Plague.
• SectionAn Electuary againſt the Flix Lienteria.
• SectionAn Electuary for the Looſneſs Diarrhaea.
• SectionAn Electuary for the obſtruction of the Liver.
• SectionAn Electuary for the impotencie of Coition; or rather, to provoke to Venery.
• SectionAn Electuary provoking the Tearms.
• SectionAn Electuary to ſtay the Courſes.
• SectionAn Electuary againſt the Falling-ſickneſs, called Morbum Comitialem.
• SectionAn Electuary againſt the Palſey.
• SectionAnother of the ſame vertue, to prevent it.
• SectionAn Electuary for the weakneſs and dimneſs of Sight.
• SectionAn Electuary for an Inflammation and pain in the eyes.
• SectionFor a Cough and Hoarſeneſs.
• SectionAnother for the ſame.
• SectionAn Electuary for the Dropſie.
• SectionAn Electuary for a Catarrhe, or, a Rheum diſtilling from the brain to the throat and ſtomack.
• SectionAnother of the ſame vertue.
• SectionAn Electuary for all ſorts of Coughs.
• SectionAn Electuary to purge the ſtomack of groſs humours.
• SectionAn Electuary for an old Cough.
• SectionAnother for a continued Cough.
• SectionAnother of the ſame nature.
• SectionA pectoral Electuary.
• SectionAn Electuary for the afflictions of the Liver and Brest.
• SectionAn Electuary to hinder Abortion.
• SectionAn Electuary for the Hicket.
• SectionAn Electuary to purge the Lungs.
• SectionAn Electuary for ulcerated Lungs.
• SectionAn Electuary to purge watry humours.
• SectionAn Electuary for ſuch as have a cold body.
• SectionAn Electuary for Barrenneſs: or, A means to cauſe Conception.
• SectionAn Electuary for a Rupture.
• SectionAn Electuary againſt a Hectick Fever.
• SectionAn Electuary for the yellow Jaundies.
• SectionAn Electuary againſt the winde of the Spleen.
• SectionAn Electuary for ulcerated Reins.
• SectionAn Electuary for ſuch as piſs their beds.
• SectionAnother for the ſame purpoſe.
• SectionAn Electuary to procure ſleep.
• SectionAn Electuary for the vices of the Ventricle, Liver and Spleen.
• SectionA cordial Electuary for all commotions of the minde.
• ChapterEMPLASTRA: OR, Emplaiſters.
• SectionA Plaiſter for the Pleureſie.
• SectionAnother for the ſame nature.
• SectionA Plaiſter for the Quinſy.
• SectionA Plaiſter for the ſtomach.
• SectionA Plaiſter to corroborate the Ventricle.
• SectionAnother for the ſame.
• SectionA Plaiſter to ſtop the flux of a Catarrhe.
• SectionA Plaiſter to ſtay Vomiting.
• SectionA Plaiſter for the paine of the Spleen.
• SectionA Plaiſter againſt Worms.
• SectionAnother of the ſame vertue.
• SectionA Plaiſter for ſuch as piſs in their beds.
• SectionA Plaiſter to prevent the coming down of the Matrix.
• SectionAnother for the ſame purpoſe.
• SectionA Plaiſter to hinder Abortion.
• SectionA Plaiſter to be uſed when abortion is feared from a cold cauſe.
• SectionA Plaiſter to Corrode fleſh.
• SectionA Plaiſter for the Tooth-ach.
• SectionA Plaiſter againſt the pain of the Gout.
• SectionA diſcuſſing Plaiſter.
• SectionA Plaiſter to ſtay the Whites.
• SectionAnother of the ſame Nature.
• SectionA Plaiſter for the Dropſy.
• SectionAnother for the Dropſy.
• SectionA Plaiſter for ſuch as are troubled with ſwoundings.
• SectionA Plaiſter for a certain blackneſs in the Face, proceeding from a blow or contuſion.
• SectionA Plaiſter to take away Corns.
• SectionA Plaiſter for the pain of the Head.
• ChapterEPITHEMATA: OR Epithemes.
• SectionAn Epitheme to corroborate ſtrength.
• SectionAnother of the ſame nature.
• SectionAn Epithema for the affections of the heart.
• SectionAn Epitheme to be uſed in hot burning Feavers.
• SectionAn Epitheme for the Liver in hot fevers.
• SectionAn Epitheme for the Hemorrhoids.
• ChapterERRHINA: OR Errhines.
• SectionAn Errhine for Choler.
• SectionOr thus.
• SectionAn Errhine for flegm.
• SectionA ſtronger for the ſame purpoſe.
• SectionAn Errhine for the ulcers of the Noſtrills.
• SectionAn Errhine for the Yellow Jaundiſe.
• ChapterFOMENTATIONES. OR, Fomentations.
• SectionA Fomentation for the coming down of the Womb.
• SectionA fomentation gently inciting to ſleep.
• SectionA fomentation to the gravel in the reines.
• SectionA fomentation againſt the windy ſwelling of the womb.
• SectionA fomentation for the redueſs of the Face.
• SectionA fomentation for a Cough.
• SectionA fomentation for ſuch as have puſtulls or ſcabbs in their Faces, ariſing from a venereal cauſe.
• SectionA ſtronger for the ſame purpoſe.
• SectionA fomentation for a Pleuriſy.
• SectionAnother for a Pleuriſy.
• SectionA fomentation for the Scurvy.
• ChapterGARGARISMATA: OR, Gargariſmes.
• SectionA Gargariſme mitigating pain.
• SectionA Gargariſm to be uſed in a hot Catarrhe.
• SectionA Gargariſm in a cold Catarrhe.
• SectionA Gargariſm againſt a Quinſy.
• SectionA Gargariſme for a Quinſy in its greateſt vigour.
• SectionOr thus.
• SectionA Gargariſm to be uſed by ſuch as labour under the ſmall Pox.
• SectionAnother for the ſame purpoſe.
• SectionOr thus.
• SectionA Gargariſm to be uſed by ſuch as labour under a Feaver.
• SectionA Gargariſm for the Relaxation of the Palate of the Mouth.
• SectionA Gargariſm for the Epilepſie.
• ChapterINCESSIONES: OR, Inceſsions; or a Bath.
• SectionAn Inceſſion againſt the Stone.
• SectionAn Inceſſion for the Cholick, and to bring down the Flowers.
• SectionAn Inceſſion against all manner of Flixes by the Fundament.
• SectionAn Inceſſion for the Gout.
• ChapterJULAPIA. OR, Juleps.
• SectionA Julep for a hot Feaver.
• SectionAnother Julep for a hot Feaver.
• SectionAnother of the ſame Nature.
• SectionOr thus.
• SectionAnother Julep for a burning Feaver.
• SectionA Julep for the Dropſie.
• SectionA Julep for ſpitting of Blood.
• SectionA Julep for ſuch as labour under a Pleuriſy.
• SectionAnother for the ſame purpoſe.
• SectionAnother for the ſame purpoſe.
• SectionA pectoral Julep.
• SectionA Julep for the Epilepſy.
• SectionA Julep for the Hypochondriack Melancholy.
• SectionA Cordial Julep.
• ChapterLINIMENTA: OR Liniments.
• SectionA Liniment for ſuch as labour under a Dropſy.
• SectionA Liniment for the Scorbutical and Droptical humors.
• SectionA Liniment for the Palſy.
• SectionA Liniment for the palpitation or panting of the heart.
• SectionA Liniment to cauſe ſleep.
• SectionA Linament for the pain of the Gout.
• SectionA Liniment for the Cramp.
• SectionA Liniment to cauſe ſtifneſs of the yard, and to provoke to luſt.
• SectionA Liniment to ſtop the Inordinate flux of the Tearmes
• SectionA Liniment for the Tearms that are ſtopped.
• SectionA Liniment for the affections of the Liver, from an inflammation.
• SectionA Liniment for the paines of the Earos.
• SectionA Liniment for the Wormes.
• ChapterLACTES: OR, Milkes.
• SectionAlmond-Milk for the Excoriation of the reines and bladder.
• SectionA Milke to allay the heat of urine.
• SectionAlmond-Milk for the flix Dyſenteria.
• SectionAn Amigaalated Milk for a Feaver.
• ChapterLIXINIA: OR, Liemade of Aſhes.
• SectionA Lixinium for the Dropſy.
• SectionA Lixivium for the Dropſie and Gout.
• ChapterLOCH: OR, Eclegme or Lohoc. i. A liquid Confection thicker then a ſyrup, and thinner then an Electuary.
• SectionA Lohoc againſt a Cough.
• SectionA Lohoc for difficulty of breathing.
• SectionA pectoral Lohoc for groſs and thick flegme.
• SectionA Lohoc for the Cough of Children.
• SectionA Lohoc for the Exulceration of the Lungs.
• SectionA Lohoc for the Aſthma, which is a diſeaſe through the ſtoppage of the Lungs, cauſing difficulty of…
• SectionA Lohoc for a Pleuriſy.
• SectionA Lohoc for a Catarrhe.
• ChapterMASTICATORIA: OR, Maſticatories; or Apophlegmatiſms: i. e. A Medicine chewed in the mouth, drawing humours…
• SectionA Maſticatory for the Epilepſie.
• SectionA Maſticatory for the Cramp and Palſey.
• SectionA Maſticatory for the pain of the head.
• ChapterPESSARIA: OR, Peſſaries;
• SectionA Peſſary to bring down the Tearms gently.
• SectionA ſtronger Peſſary for the provocation of the Tearmes
• SectionA Peſſary to ſtay the inordinate flux of the Tearmes, or to ſtop them when they continue beyond their courſe.
• SectionA Peſſary to bring down the child in the womb, whether alive or dead.
• SectionA Peſſary for a flux of blood.
• SectionA Peſſary for the ſuffocation of the Matrix.
• SectionA Peſſary to cauſe Conception.
• SectionA Peſſary for the ſwelling of the womb.
• SectionA Peſſary for the coming down of the womb.
• SectionA Peſſary for the Molo, that is, a hard ſwelling, or a peece of fleſh in the womb of a woman.
• ChapterPILƲLAE: OR, Pills.
• SectionPills purging flegm, Choler and Melancholy.
• SectionWonderful Pills for the Gout.
• SectionOther approved and moſt excellent Pills for the Gout.
• SectionPurging Pills for a Catarrh.
• SectionApproved Pills for a dry Cough.
• SectionOthers of the ſame Nature.
• SectionOther Pills curing a Catarrh.
• SectionPills purging groſs Humours.
• SectionPills of the ſame Nature.
• SectionPills to provoke the Tearms.
• SectionPills to ſuppreſs the Tearms.
• SectionPills againſt the white Fever, or the green Sickneſs.
• SectionPills for the ſuffocation of the Womb.
• SectionPills to bring down the Secundines.
• SectionPills to procure Maids Tearms.
• SectionThe Method to be obſerved in the preparing of the afore-mentioned Steel.
• SectionAnother preſcription of Pills for the green Sickneſs.
• SectionThe preparation of Sal Martis, or Salt of Mars.
• SectionAnother for the ſame purpoſe.
• SectionSudorifick Pills for the Venerean diſeaſe.
• SectionPills for the Hemorrhoids or Piles.
• SectionPills for the Epilepſy.
• SectionPIlls for the Epilepſy.
• SectionPills for the Yellow Jaundiſe.
• SectionPurging Pills for a Gonorrhea.
• SectionOr thus.
• SectionAſtringent Pills for a Gonorrhaea.
• SectionOr thus.
• SectionOther Pills for ſtopping a Gonorrhaea or flux of Sperm.
• SectionPills for the worms.
• SectionPills for the Hypochondriack Melancholy.
• SectionPills for the Dropſy.
• SectionOther Pills for the ſame purpoſe.
• SectionPills for the windyneſs and hardneſs of the Spleen.
• SectionAn excellent Pill for the head and ſtomach, called the Viatican Pill.
• SectionPills for the mother.
• SectionPills for the pain of the head.
• SectionPills for Rheum in the Eyes.
• ChapterPOMA ODORATA: OR, Apples to ſmell to.
• SectionAn Apple againſt the Epilepſy.
• SectionAn Apple for the plague, and the refreſhing of Languiſhing Spirits.
• SectionA Pomander to perfume the body.
• ChapterPOTIONES: OR, Potions.
• SectionA Purging Potion againſt the Hypochondriack Melancholy.
• SectionA purging Potion againſt Choler.
• SectionA Potion purging flegm.
• SectionA Potion purging flegm, Choler, and Melancholy.
• SectionAnother for the ſame end and purpoſe.
• SectionA Potion againſt the ſtone and the winde of the Spleen.
• SectionA purging Potion for the Jaundiſe.
• SectionOr thus.
• SectionA Potion for the flix Diarrhaea.
• SectionA purging Potion for the flix Dyſenteria.
• SectionA Potion to bring down the Secundines or after▪birth.
• SectionA Potion to bring down the Tearms.
• SectionA Potion for the Mother.
• SectionA Potion cauſing ſleep.
• SectionA Potion for the Dropſy.
• SectionAnother Potion for the Dropſy.
• SectionA Potion to cauſe ſweat.
• SectionAnother of the ſame Nature, to drive any thing from the heart.
• SectionA cordial Potion.
• SectionA Potion of Mechoachan, purging ſaltiſh, watriſh, and ſcorbutical humors.
• SectionA Potion clarifying the blood, allaying the heat of the Liver, and purging away all ſeroſe humors.
• SectionAn excellent Ponado, broth, or water-gruel for a Cough.
• SectionPurging prunes.
• ChapterPƲLERES: OR, Powders,
• SectionA Powder for the pangs of a woman after Travel.
• SectionOr thus.
• SectionA Powder to bring down the Tearms.
• SectionA Powder ſtaying the courſes.
• SectionA Powder for a Coagulated blood, occaſioned by a fall or a bruiſe.
• SectionA Powder for the preſervation of ſight.
• SectionA Powder againſt the ſtone.
• SectionA Powder for the Gonorrhaea.
• SectionA ſneezing Powder.
• SectionA Powder for the coming down of the womb.
• SectionA Powder for obſtructions.
• SectionA Powder to expell worms.
• SectionA Powder for a Cancer in the mouth.
• ChapterSACCƲLI: OR, Bags.
• SectionA Sacculus to corroborate the head.
• SectionA Sacculus for the ſtomach.
• SectionA Sacculus cooling the Liver.
• SectionA Sacculus for the pain in the head, Cephalalgia.
• ChapterSƲFFƲMIGIA: OR, Suffumigations.
• SectionA Suffumigation for an Aſthma and ulcerated Lungs.
• SectionA Fumigation for a Catarrh.
• SectionA Fumigation for Hyſterical fits.
• SectionOr thus.
• SectionA Fumigation for the coming down of the womb.
• SectionA Fumigation to provoke the Termes.
• ChapterSƲPPOSITORIA: OR, Suppoſitories.
• SectionA Suppoſitory for ſuch as deſire to go to ſtool, but can do nothing; called by the Doctors Teneſmus.
• SectionA Suppoſitory for the Cholick paſſions.
• SectionA ſtrong and ſharp Suppoſitory.
• SectionA common Suppoſitory.
• ChapterSYRƲPI: OR, Syrups.
• SectionA ſolutive Syrup againſt Melancholy.
• SectionA Syrup for a Hectick Feaver.
• SectionA Syrup purging the Spleen.

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