The table of the fourthe booke. | ||||
R. | U. | |||
For Rankelinge* in all places:61.b. | To make an Unguente** consolidative: | |||
For the Rume*:74.b. | 63.a. | |||
S. | To make a white Unguente for all | |||
Salus populi*:61.a. | hot sores:63.a. | |||
Sanguis veneris*:61.a.alias ibid**. | To make an unguente for all mann= | |||
For the fallinge Sicknes*:72.a. | ner raynes*:&c:63.b. | |||
For the Greene Sicknes*:71.a. | Unguentum alabastri:66.b. | |||
For the newe Sicknes:74.a. | Unguentum geniste*:69.a. | |||
To conserve the Sighte:71.a. | Unguentum Pantonia*:63.a. | |||
For Snake or adder within man or | Unguentum pro pectore:63.a*. | |||
woman:69.b. | To make Unguentum viridum:61.b | |||
To ripe a Sore:69.a.alias ibid. | To make a cleare Voyce:73.a. | |||
For an old or newe Sore:71.b. | W. | |||
For all Sores:70.a.et b. | For woundes that be rankeled*:60.a | |||
For a Stitche:72.b. | To make baules* to drinke for Woundes: | |||
For heate in the Stomacke:72.b.73. | 62.a. | |||
a.et b. | A drinke for Woundes well appro= | |||
To breake the Stone:71.a.73.a. | ved:60.a.alias 3 ibid. | |||
For the avoydance of ye Stone:71.a. | To clense a venemous Wounde:60.a. | |||
For the Strangurian*:72.b. | A good implaister** for Woundes:60.a. | |||
A good plaister agaynst Swelling: | An intreate* for Woundes, and | |||
60.b.alias ibid. | swellinges:60.a. | |||
Agaynste Swelling of legge or foote: | X. | |||
69.b. | Y. | |||
For Synewes that are shrunke:61.b. | Z. | |||
T. | Heere endeth this table, which | |||
For a Tetter*:69.b. | serveth for the booke abovewritten. | |||
For a stubbe, nayle, or Thorne:69.b. | ||||
For the Tympanye*:72.a. | ||||
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Transcribed by JM and CW