Panala
Medica
.
CHAP.
I.
Of
the
Quality
and
Nature
of
Ale
,
the
most
accustomed
and
most
accommodate
Body
for
the
Base
of
this
Composition
.
I
Know
it
is
almost
a
common
receiued
opinion
,
that
Ale
is
a
foggy
fulsome
stuffe
,
clogging
the
stomacke
,
stuffing
the
Lungs
and
puffing
vp
the
body
with
loose
fat
,
and
flashie
vnsound
flesh
;
Nor
am
I
ignorant
of
the
Record
of
the
ancient
Poet
(
Henrieus
Abrincensis
)
who
,
in
displeasure
to
a
Pot
of
Ale
that
perhaps
pleased
not
his
palate
,
to
cast
a
foule
aspersion
vpon
this
out
more
ancient
drinke
,
falls
into
this
furious
rapture
.
Nescio
quod
Stygiae
Monstrum
conforme
paludi
,
Ceruisiam
plerique
vocant
;
nil
spissius
illa
Dum
bibuur
,
nil
clarius
est
dum
mingitur
:
vndè
Constat
,
quòd
multas
faeces
in
ventre
reliquit
.
I
know
not
I
,
what
Monster
's
this
to
th'
eye
,
This
Ale
,
Mud-Mix
,
like
Stoepe
of
fenny
Styx
,
More
thicke
no
potion
,
more
cleere's
no
Lotium
:
Much
dregs
remaine
i'
th
Body
then
't
is
plaine
.
Nor
(
to
speake
the
truth
)
is
it
altogether
improbable
,
but
there
might
in
those
ruder
Times
,
be
found
many
Tunnes
of
ill
conditioned
Ale
,
not
vnworthy
such
splenique
Dictoes
,
before
one
Stand
or
Rundlet
of
pure
stuffe
worthy
the
Encomion
of
a
Pot
Poet.
Haue
we
not
yet
euen
in
these
daies
many
Mother-Foulsums
,
scarce
worthie
the
bearing
of
Bourne
,
much
lesse
the
admittance
for
Brewing
either
Ale
or
Beere
,
which
wanting
both
Art
and
industry
requisite
for
the
Mystery
,
marre
no
more
Malt
then
they
meddle
with
,
and
mash
Ale
,
more
like
a
mash
or
a
medicine
for
a
sicke
horse
then
a
potable
liquor
fit
for
a
mans
palate
,
stomacke
or
health
?
And
surely
,
it
was
the
Normans
ill
hap
to
haue
his
Cap
fitted
with
a
feculent
cup
of
crude
muddy
Ale
,
to
his
morning
Draught
;
and
were
not
this
able
to
moue
the
patience
of
a
temperate
man
(
much
more
the
fiery
choller
of
an
Old
Elderton
,
or
a
new
Ale-Knight
)
any
way
regardfull
of
health
,
and
cause
him
burst
into
as
boysterous
a
Peece
of
Poetry
,
or
other
more
vnmeasurable
passion
?
Howsoeuer
,
were
this
Cynicke
Passage
of
the
Poet
,
an
earnest
Quarrell
to
a
Pot
of
Ale
,
(
vncouth
,
because
vnaccustom'd
,
to
his
wine
washt
Palate
,
)
or
the
Vent
of
a
iesting
vaine
of
Wit
,
sluced
by
some
Slashes
of
the
same
Element
,
't
is
manifest
to
most
Obseruers
,
that
ill
brew'd
Ale
is
commonly
of
a
puddle
substance
,
abounds
with
grosse
Phlegmaticke
&
flatulent
Humors
,
is
heauie
,
and
hurtfull
to
the
Stomacke
,
stuffes
the
Ventricle
,
obstructs
the
Mesaraick
veines
,
the
Liver
,
Lungs
▪
spleen
,
Reines
,
Vreters
,
and
other
inward
vessells
and
passages
of
the
Body
,
and
by
consequence
puffes
&
blowes-vp
the
whole
bulke
thereof
with
slimie
,
flashie
and
faeculent
Ballasts
,
shortens
the
Breath
,
breedes
the
Stone
,
Strangury
,
Gouts
,
and
sends
vp
to
the
Braine
grosse
fumie
Vapours
,
which
offend
the
Nerues
,
&
distemper
&
obsuscate
the
Spirits
,
(
the
Mechanique
Operators
of
and
in
all
the
Faculties
of
Man
)
with
much
detriment
and
dammage
to
all
the
Senses
both
Internall
and
Externall
.
But
let
a
neat
hous-wife
,
or
cannie
Ale
wright
,
haue
the
handling
of
wholesome
Bourne
,
and
sound
and
mellow
sweet
Malt
,
and
you
shall
find
,
and
will
confesse
,
there
is
Art
and
Dexterity
in
this
common
businesse
of
Brewing
:
and
that
amongst
those
that
assume
vnto
themselues
the
Name
of
skilfull
Ale-Brewers
,
there
are
more
that
misse
the
marke
,
for
all
their
supposed
Artifice
,
than
with
constant
Mastery
make
vp
the
true
Mechanique
of
the
Mystery
.
For
you
shall
then
haue
a
neat
Cup
of
rich
nappy
Ale
,
wel
boyled
,
defecated
&
cleared
,
that
shall
equall
the
best
brewed
Beere
in
transparence
,
please
the
most
curious
Palate
with
milde
quicknesse
of
relish
,
quench
the
Thirst
,
humect
all
the
Inwards
with
rorid
Iuice
,
helpe
Concoction
and
distribution
of
Meat
by
'
its
moderate
Penetraction
(
especially
promoted
with
the
Additament
of
the
Vehiculum
which
best
Alistraes
boil
with
the
woort
,
to
wit
,
such
a
proportion
of
Hop
as
giues
no
tact
of
bitternesse
to
the
Taste
after
the
Ale
growes
drinkable
)
much
furthering
the
Attraction
of
the
Parts
,
and
by
its
substantiall
succulence
much
nourish
and
corroborate
the
Corporall
,
and
with
spirituall
vigour
comfort
the
Animall
Powers
.
This
Ale
will
be
better
than
beere
for
extenuated
spare
textures
of
body
,
by
reason
of
its
more
nutritiue
Qualitie
,
and
that
without
inconuenience
to
the
Cholericke
,
for
that
it
excretes
and
voides
the
Bilous
humor
by
vrine
and
by
Stoale
;
or
to
the
Phlegmatique
,
because
it
is
not
Obstructiue
.
And
for
the
Sanguine
;
it
may
well
suite
with
such
Complexions
,
by
reason
of
its
moderate
Heat
and
Moisture
;
nor
can
it
be
incongruent
to
the
Melancholike
,
in
regard
it
dissipates
and
spends
fuliginous
fumosities
and
exhilerates
the
Spirits
.
Such
a
Cup
of
pure
Comfort
,
rich
animating
Ale
(
neither
Lanted
,
Gummed
,
nor
otherwise
sophisticated
)
finde
many
good
fellowes
which
walke
ere
they
wash
,
for
their
Morning-Draught
of
true
Darby
,
which
,
I
dare
be
bold
to
say
,
had
beene
all
sufficient
to
haue
induced
the
famous
Basilian
,
Foelix
Platerus
(
had
he
happily
euer
plyed
that
Pot
)
to
recant
and
retract
his
vnkinde
censuring
our
Ceruisia
,
for
faetid
smell
,
fastidious
Tast
,
&
languid
Strength
,
and
to
be
as
forward
in
affording
such
Noble
Ale
the
Prize
and
praise
of
a
Basilique
Beverage
,
as
we
are
in
giuing
it
the
Attributes
of
Meat
,
Drinke
and
Cloth
.
CHAP.
II.
That
Ale
is
a
fit
Body
and
conuenient
liquor
,
by
Infusion
to
extract
and
imbibe
the
Qualities
,
and
virtues
of
Ingredients
,
and
to
participate
them
to
the
Patient
.
THat
Liquors
may
the
more
fully
by
meere
Infusion
,
be
impregnated
with
the
faculties
of
Simples
&
other
Ingredients
of
impight
and
compact
substances
,
't
is
requisite
the
Qualitie
and
Quantitie
thereof
bee
both
of
them
competent
:
For
the
first
;
it
must
be
either
of
an
inciding
and
penetrating
Power
,
that
,
by
peircing
and
entring
into
all
Parts
of
the
subiect
Materialls
,
it
may
cut
,
attenuate
,
reserate
,
diuide
&
dissolue
their
compact
&
concrete
Iuices
,
and
really
also
attract
,
ingest
and
suck
into
it selfe
the
pure
essentiall
formes
(
in
which
the
chiefe
efficacy
of
Medicinall
force
and
virtue
consists
)
of
their
seuerall
Natures
separated
from
Earthly
Feculency
;
Or
of
such
a
Specifique
meet
and
familiar
and
pleasurable
Essence
,
that
by
insinuation
it
may
,
(
as
it
were
)
allure
and
intice
them
to
infuse
and
poure
into
it
their
best
Spirits
so
oblectated
and
woone
.
For
the
second
;
sith
Liquor
is
euermore
Agent
in
this
worke
of
Infusion
,
it
must
bee
of
sufficient
Quantity
to
subdue
and
attract
the
Radicall
humors
and
spirits
of
the
Ingredients
,
because
a
small
proportion
is
easily
imbibed
by
the
Bulk
of
the
subiect
Matter
,
and
too
much
will
bee
too
weakly
tincted
therewith
,
where
a
fit
meane
doth
effectually
draw-forth
and
attract
the
Iuices
of
the
infused
Body
to
a
due
Impregnation
.
For
Chymicke
Extractions
;
the
Spirit
of
Wine
,
Hot
waters
,
distil'd
waters
and
Raine
waters
are
held
appropriate
to
make
infusion
.
For
Potions
;
wine
,
Hydromel
,
Oxymel
,
Brothes
,
Whey
,
Decoctions
of
attenuating
Simples
,
are
in
request
.
Now
although
Ale
,
by
reason
of
its
mild
Tast
,
may
seeme
to
participate
but
of
small
penetration
,
&
by
consequence
be
esteem'd
an
vnfit
Liquor
to
macerate
Ingredients
,
and
extract
their
virtues
by
Infusion
;
yet
by
its
operation
and
effects
in
the
Body
and
Braine
,
and
by
the
piercing
and
combustible
Hot
waters
drawne
from
thence
,
it
may
well
bee
collected
and
concluded
,
that
it
is
not
without
subtile
and
persant
Spirits
lurking
and
lying
hid
and
veiled
vnder
the
mild
soft
Mask
of
its
Oleaginous
Succulence
,
and
therefore
a
Liquor
no
way
improper
,
but
a
very
specifique
and
fit
Body
for
the
Infusion
of
most
sorts
of
Ingredients
,
both
for
gaining
and
retaining
their
virtues
within
it selfe
,
and
for
prest
and
effectuall
Participating
them
.
Howsoeuer
;
indubitate
Experience
(
verissima
artis
Magistra
)
truly
tells
and
teaches
,
both
Methodist
and
Empirique
,
that
strong
right-brewed
Ale
,
well
wrought
vp
with
Yest
,
and
duly
tunned
vp
to
fit
Ingredients
,
(
yea
to
solid
and
compact
Substances
,
euen
to
a
Body
impenetrable
by
Vulcans
sharpest
(
not
hottest
)
Tooles
,
and
more
condense
and
obdurate
than
hardest
woods
)
so
macerates
,
penetrates
and
workes
vpon
their
substantiall
Formes
by
Fermentation
,
and
Digestion
,
through
force
and
efficacy
of
temperate
heat
and
specifique
moisture
(
neither
dissipating
the
Spirits
nor
dulling
their
vigor
,
but
rather
fortifying
both
by
stirring-vp
and
reducing
their
Calidum
Innatum
into
Action
Cooperatiue
)
insinuating
with
supple
ioynts
,
and
spirituall
Iuices
into
euery
Cauitie
&
Perspirable
Ouerture
of
euery
of
them
,
that
it
subtilizes
their
inspissat
thicke
humors
,
reserates
the
recluse
Closets
of
their
impacted
Spiris
,
concocts
all
Crudities
residing
in
their
Iuices
,
attempers
and
mitigates
Bitternesse
,
corrects
aliene
Qualities
,
digests
,
incides
,
and
diuides
Concretions
,
and
by
disbanding
and
secluding
some
Heterogenities
to
the
sides
of
the
vessell
,
by
Precipitation
of
the
feculent
,
heauie
and
earthy
to
the
Sediment
,
and
by
Eleuation
and
lifting-vp
the
light
Refuse
or
excreat
and
dead
Remaine
with
the
Spumie
froth
to
the
Swim
or
Superficies
,
separates
and
amandates
the
secluded
Faeces
,
and
Impure
Purgaments
,
couching
in
their
inward
Penetralia
,
quite
from
the
Region
of
its
Depurated
Body
.
Thus
in
few
Daies
,
(
seuen
or
more
according
to
the
season
of
the
weather
,
hastning
or
foreslowing
the
Fining
)
it
Clarifies
and
purifies
its
owne
Body
,
and
really
and
effectually
impregnates
it
selfe
(
by
alliciating
and
attracting
)
with
the
pure
and
sincere
Tinctures
and
Faculties
of
the
infused
Materialls
,
and
with
it
vehiculates
,
caries
,
communicates
and
diffuses
their
virtues
and
powers
into
all
parts
,
of
the
Propinors
or
Receiuers
Body
,
secret
and
remote
.
And
this
Distribution
is
effectuated
and
wrought
by
this
Liquor
,
partly
through
its
liquid
proprietarie
Body
,
specificated
by
th'
acquisite
Qualitie
of
Penetration
,
deriued
from
attenuating
Ingredients
,
and
partly
by
the
cooperating
of
oblectated
Nature
,
which
is
euer
eager
to
attract
and
imbrace
whatsoeuer
participates
of
a
familiar
,
succulent
and
nutritiue
substance
,
as
well-brewed
Ale
is
well
approued
to
doe
,
in
due
degrees
of
good
Proportion
suiting
with
its
strength
of
Malt
and
Quantity
of
Ale
,
according
to
which
the
Extraction
of
Spirits
from
the
infused
Masse
,
is
euermore
made
respectiuely
.
For
the
Quale
and
Quantum
(
ioyntly
considered
)
of
Liquors
infusiue
,
bound
and
limit
their
Receptivities
of
extracted
Impregnances
,
as
is
before
intimated
.
Besides
that
;
this
Panala
,
by
reason
of
its
apt
forme
and
proprietie
,
and
conuenient
praeparation
,
together
with
the
fitnesse
of
the
vessell
,
and
its
owne
Crowning
and
Mantling
it
selfe
all
ouer
with
the
Clothing
or
Couer
of
Yest
,
retaines
and
preserues
euen
the
subtile
and
halable
Spirits
of
euery
Ingredient
,
mixed
and
fixed
with
both
their
radical
Humidums
,
intire
,
exempt
and
free
from
Evaporation
,
and
its
owne
Life
and
Quicknes
from
euanid
flatnes
&
dead
sowring
,
much
better
than
most
Liquors
can
doe
,
yea
then
Wine
,
which
,
though
it
be
Patent
in
Attraction
,
is
more
Impotent
in
Retention
,
by
reason
that
the
Spirits
are
Volatile
and
nothing
so
Glutinous
and
Condensate
as
those
of
Ale
;
whereas
decoctions
,
(
though
they
haue
their
proper
and
commendable
vses
,
being
performed
according
to
Art
in
a
close
or
double
vessell
,
which
few
Patients
are
curious
in
)
doe
commonly
exhale
,
waste
and
spend
the
subtile
Spirits
of
diuers
Materialls
,
(
most
of
all
of
most
Puggers
)
and
extract
,
ingest
and
retaine
the
Heterogene
,
flatuous
and
earthy
parts
of
them
and
of
others
.
He
that
denies
or
doubts
of
this
Penetratiue
and
extractiue
force
of
such
Infusions
,
by
the
meere
efficacie
of
their
inward
Fire
of
Nature
without
helpe
of
forraigne
Heat
,
let
him
drinke
a
Cup
of
such
Liquor
after
three
daies
(
or
Wine
after
twelue
houres
)
Infuse
in
Calice
Chymico
,
and
his
Stomacke
will
not
so
much
tell
Him
,
that
venter
non
habet
aures
,
as
vellicate
them
for
not
being
more
Beleeuing
Ones
.
Now
if
any
Man
,
wilfully
wedded
to
a
selfe-conceit
or
singularity
of
opinion
,
doe
yet
suspect
or
will
obiect
,
that
Ale
(
the
Base
and
Body
of
this
Panala
)
more
obstructs
the
passages
and
puffes-vp
full
Bodies
than
Beere
:
admit
this
were
granted
,
t
is
no
impeach
to
the
Potion
,
because
the
Ingredience
of
the
Bagge
hath
Power
to
transforme
Liquors
naturally
Obstructiue
to
Deoppilatiue
,
which
doth
farre
transcend
and
surpersede
that
of
the
ambitious
Incoline
,
the
aspiring
Hop
,
ayming
to
reach
the
Head
of
the
highest
Pole
,
(
and
the
Pole
of
the
Head
)
and
to
banish
This
ancient
Ale
,
which
in
the
6.
of
Edward
the
4.
(
some
147.
yeares
agoe
)
was
in
such
request
,
that
the
Feast
for
th'
installment
of
Nevill
Archbishop
of
Yorke
,
and
Chancellor
of
England
,
was
constantly
affirmed
to
bee
furnisht
with
100
Tuns
of
Wine
,
and
300
of
Ale
,
but
not
one
Barrell
of
Beere
.
Yet
for
Stomackes
that
brooke
not
Ale
,
they
may
with
conueniencie
make
the
Infusion
in
Beere
(
adding
more
Raisons
to
palliate
the
bitternesse
)
which
hath
worthily
gain'd
the
Repute
of
a
wholsome
drink
,
aswel
for
many
medicinable
Qualities
,
as
for
quenching
Thirst
,
insomuch
that
the
now
Raritie
of
Leapries
here
,
where
they
were
frequent
in
former
times
,
is
attributed
to
Beere
,
in
regard
of
the
Hop
,
which
hath
speciall
Faculties
both
Diuretique
and
Deoppilatiue
,
whereby
it
cleanses
the
Blood
from
all
corrupt
humours
,
and
by
excreting
yellow
choller
makes
the
Body
soluble
,
and
all
this
without
heating
it
,
or
offending
the
head
with
fumes
,
if
the
Beere
be
not
ouerhopt
nor
toucht
vntill
the
Bitternesse
bee
digested
and
worne
out
.
Wine
also
(
chiefly
the
White
)
Pyrie
,
and
Cyder
are
very
good
for
this
purpose
,
especially
at
the
time
of
Vintage
.
But
generally
Ale
and
Beere
are
the
most
appropriate
Liquors
to
these
parts
for
the
base
of
this
Composition
,
both
by
reason
of
their
natiue
and
familiar
accomodation
to
our
Bodies
,
and
for
that
they
may
be
prepared
at
any
time
,
for
actiue
Operation
vpon
the
Ingredients
,
which
is
most
powerfully
and
effectually
performed
by
the
Ebullition
or
reworking
of
the
Liquor
in
the
vessell
after
barrelling
or
tunning
vp
,
without
any
that
Losse
or
Diminution
of
their
owne
Spirits
or
vigours
which
would
ineuitably
ensue
in
too
great
a
proportion
,
if
these
or
other
Liquors
once
digested
and
fined
should
bee
drawne
out
for
Infusions
.
For
Hydromell
,
Mellicrate
,
Metheglin
,
or
other
made
-
Drinks
,
they
may
bee
accommodated
against
any
prefixed
time
like
Ale
or
Beere
,
but
with
caution
of
what
Materials
,
lest
you
crosse
the
Intention
or
operatiue
Qualities
of
the
Bag
or
Composition
.
CHAP.
III.
What
Bodie
of
Materials
are
accommodate
for
Composition
of
Panala
.
SImples
and
other
Substances
in
generall
,
which
by
drying
in
the
Shade
,
or
by
other
due
siccation
,
are
quit
of
their
superfluous
Humidity
,
but
reteining
their
Verdures
or
naturall
Glosse
,
and
being
sound
and
clensed
from
all
putrified
and
dead
parts
,
and
grosly
bruised
or
punned
,
or
rather
small
cut
or
shred
,
that
they
may
throughly
imbibe
and
receiue
the
Liquor
for
effectuall
working
vpon
them
by
maceration
,
are
fitter
for
Infusions
,
than
such
as
still
retaine
superfluities
of
Moisture
incorporate
in
them
before
they
be
dryed
.
For
the
superfluous
and
aliene
Humidity
,
still
inherent
in
their
Bodies
,
shuts
out
and
hinders
the
necessary
peircing
and
insinuating
of
the
Liquor
into
their
abstruse
Inwards
;
yet
the
shiced
&
contused
Substances
,
especially
the
strained
Iuices
of
some
greene
or
moist
Simples
or
Drugges
,
are
to
good
purpose
many
times
infused
in
this
case
,
because
they
doe
easily
incorporate
and
communicate
their
succulence
and
virtues
with
the
Liquor
,
and
the
strength
and
Ebullition
of
it
doth
concoct
and
digest
their
Crudities
.
But
I
haue
of
Dry
Ingredients
(
so
many
as
may
well
admit
such
preparation
)
composed
my
Fund
or
Bagg
,
fully
to
answer
the
Scope
and
Drift
of
my
Intention
,
which
is
truly
to
make
good
vnto
the
diligent
Obseruer
,
all
the
Attributes
I
giue
it
,
how
great
and
exceeding
numerous
soeuer
they
may
seeme
to
bee
:
Howsoeuer
other
Bagges
may
male
audire
of
many
men
for
Raking
,
heating
,
drying
and
exhausting
their
Bodies
,
chiefly
if
they
be
of
a
feeble
and
weake
constitution
.
This
fault
is
in
the
Physitian
which
Emperically
&
indiscreetly
compounds
it
of
suspected
Purgers
and
intemperate
Simples
,
not
in
the
Bag
:
T
is
not
the
outward
,
but
the
inward
Forme
or
Composure
,
that
commends
or
discommends
euery
Medicine
.
Some
will
in
no
sort
admit
the
ingredience
of
Raisons
of
the
Sunne
into
such
like
Infusions
,
affirming
they
would
to
small
purpose
(
other
than
to
increase
the
Bulke
of
the
Bagge
,
lye
sobbing
and
soaking
in
the
Liquor
,
but
rather
approue
the
Ingredience
of
the
strained
Iuice
,
drawne
out
with
some
of
the
Ale
,
or
of
the
closing
of
the
Cup
with
halfe
a
score
of
them
,
their
stones
cast
away
.
But
though
the
Additament
of
this
succulent
Fruit
seemes
to
crosse
the
Canon
or
Rule
of
Infusion
,
yet
may
their
Eunuch-seruice
be
worthily
admitted
the
presence
of
the
greatest
Prince
,
both
chast
Dians
,
and
iealous
Ottomans
.
For
being
washt
,
displayd
,
and
diskerneld
,
and
then
closed
againe
and
put
into
the
vessell
,
the
Ale
doth
with
exquisite
Extraction
so
effectually
work-vpon
their
dissoluble
Concretions
,
that
in
three
daies
space
it
eleuates
,
lifts
and
caries
them
vp
from
its
Sediment
or
Bottome
to
the
Superficies
or
Swim
(
demonstrable
in
a
Violl
Glasse
)
dead
and
insipid
,
hauing
left
all
their
Dulcor
,
and
sweet
relish
,
with
some
third
part
of
their
poize
(
if
reduced
to
former
Drines
)
in
deposito
with
the
Liquor
,
and
who
doubts
,
but
that
together
with
their
concrete
Sweets
,
and
Elementary
spissitude
,
their
intire
Virtues
are
also
extracted
and
diffused
in
solution
into
the
Body
of
the
Infusion
?
I
haue
not
therefore
reiected
them
,
but
for
their
manifold
and
familiar
Virtues
presented
in
pleasant
succulence
to
the
comfort
of
the
naturall
Members
,
and
especially
vnto
the
Parenchyma
Hepatis
whereunto
they
are
so
gratefull
,
profitable
and
specifique
(
totius
substantiae
proprietate
)
that
they
may
be
stiled
the
Life
of
the
Liuer
(
Epatis
quasi
anima
perhibeantur
,
according
to
Sennertus
)
giuen
them
a
large
patent
for
place
in
my
Panala
.
But
I
oft
leaue
them
forth
of
the
Bag
for
the
patient
to
put
fresh
and
loose
into
the
Ale
to
three
ounces
at
least
.
For
the
astriction
of
their
kirnels
,
Grapes
impart
none
to
White
Wine
;
and
what
doth
this
Infusion
extract
from
such
vnbroken
shellie
Crusts
,
more
than
doth
the
Wine
presse
?
Et
hoc
aliquid
nihil
est
,
so
that
they
may
sans
scruple
be
whole
(
but
slit
)
cast
into
the
Caske
,
and
so
much
the
rather
,
because
some
proportion
of
a
binding
Qualitie
doth
better
such
purging
Diet
Drinks
:
Yet
I
leaue
them
to
the
patient
to
vse
ad
libitum
.
Myrobalans
,
Tamarinds
and
Sebestens
may
claime
like
priuiledge
for
Admittance
and
vse
.
For
Drugges
commonly
cariosa
non
cara
,
knowne
to
bee
deadly-dull
slugs
of
doubtfull
kinde
,
but
manifestly
auerse
to
the
ventricle
(
whose
dammage
in
all
Medications
,
chiefly
in
long
or
continued
courses
for
cures
,
because
it
is
totius
corporis
promptuarium
,
both
for
feeding
the
body
and
its
sicknes
with
excrementitious
,
flatulent
&
nauseous
Humidity
,
must
with
particular
intention
be
carefully
preuented
)
especially
when
the
Humors
,
brought
into
commotion
by
the
Medicine
,
infest
the
Stomacke
with
their
confluence
,
I
could
not
by
Motiue
of
Empiricall
common
vse
be
induced
to
giue
admittance
to
their
Ingredience
here
,
where
I
would
not
haue
the
happy
Harmony
of
most
salutary
Simples
distuned
or
once
toucht
with
any
manner
of
impeach
or
tact
by
any
the
least
discordant
Heterogenity
,
let
who
will
magnifie
the
Mountibancke
Mixtures
of
others
,
that
for
cheapnesse
admit
them
.
To
supersede
all
such
branding
Imputations
,
the
profitable
cheapnesse
of
this
dangerous
Simple
,
is
abandond
my
Bag
,
and
in
place
thereof
,
I
entertaine
One
well
approued
(
by
price
and
frequent
practice
)
of
the
best
Physitians
for
excellent
Operation
,
exempt
from
censure
and
made
famous
for
Attributes
of
the
Virtues
and
good
Effects
,
Purgatiue
and
corroboratiue
,
of
Rheubarbe
and
Agarick
,
and
this
by
the
testimonie
of
Moderne
Classicke
Authors
.
Because
of
the
Heat
and
Drinesse
,
by
some
suspected
to
bee
in
Guaiacum
,
I
had
vtterly
disclaimed
it
for
all
its
Sanctimonie
,
saue
that
the
oyly
substance
(
praepinguis
&
resinacea
)
chiefly
in
the
blacke
Heart
(
euen
of
the
old
Stock
)
saies
it
participates
of
a
cerain
moisture
,
whereby
it
conserues
and
nourishes
the
Humidum
primigenium
of
the
Intrals
and
solid
parts
,
ventremque
lubricum
facit
praeterquam
dum
sudores
promoventur
,
and
yet
with
astringent
drinesse
corroborates
the
moist
,
loose
and
nauseous
Stomack
,
and
all
other
the
vessells
.
For
these
virtues
and
for
its
further
great
Fame
(
see
Fernelius
and
Montanus
,
who
neuer
had
the
young
tendrels
of
the
two
yeere
old
Tree
,
to
which
some
ascribe
the
most
Vertue
)
and
Bezoardique
Quality
,
in
.
which
it
hath
the
Power
of
an
Antidote
,
directly
opposing
and
oppugning
putrid
Contagions
,
I
haue
dispensed
with
some
proportionable
degree
of
its
Ingredience
,
yet
but
as
a
Quarter
Master
,
vnder
command
of
a
temperate
,
potent
and
most
pretious
specifique
,
to
moderate
all
excesse
.
But
for
China
,
the
costly
and
trauell'd
Courtier
,
He
is
wholly
cashierd
both
Fund
and
Caske
,
for
all
his
Cash-worth
,
because
I
find
Him
,
like
many
Auliques
,
meere
Complement
,
rich
in
promises
,
poore
in
performances
,
besides
that
Renodaeus
disallowes
Him
in
the
sicke
of
Consumptions
,
and
Hucchen
sayes
He
is
vnwholsome
for
the
Sound
.
And
for
that
all
sorts
of
Physicke
,
but
most
of
all
,
all
extended
courses
of
Medication
(
as
this
is
)
doe
much
affect
and
work
vpon
the
primarie
Instruments
of
Concoctions
,
the
Monarch
of
the
belly
,
and
Fountaine
of
Blood
,
the
Stomacke
and
the
Liver
;
I
haue
for
their
speciall
comfort
and
Corroboration
furnisht
the
Fund
or
Bag
with
singular
and
most
specifique
Stomatiques
and
Hepatiques
.
Nor
are
the
principall
parts
any
way
neglected
;
Here
haue
you
a
specifique
Bezoardique
to
coole
and
corroborate
the
vitall
spirits
,
and
an
excellent
Cephalique
to
fortifie
the
animal
,
so
that
nor
Heart
nor
Head
want
their
munition
to
maintaine
valid
and
constant
incounters
against
diseases
;
not
that
the
inherent
malignity
of
any
Ingredient
necessitates
such
fortification
,
but
to
accommodate
and
attemper
Heaters
with
Coolers
,
and
Resoluers
and
Openers
with
strong
Roborators
and
mild
Astringents
,
according
to
Quercetan
from
Galen
.
CHAP.
IIII.
Of
the
particular
passages
obseruable
about
the
Infusion
of
the
Fund
or
Bag.
I
Haue
now
enlarged
and
proportioned
the
Bag
of
Ingredients
to
Panala
for
two
Gallons
(
or
twelue
wine
quarts
)
of
Ale
,
that
it
may
furnish
man
and
wife
for
one
weeke
,
or
one
patient
for
two
.
This
is
a
bottle
more
than
former
vse
,
and
I
hold
it
the
meane
and
best
proportion
for
most
part
to
be
obserued
,
both
for
extracting
,
preseruing
and
participating
the
Qualities
of
the
Ingredience
.
But
this
quantity
of
the
Liquor
may
be
somewhat
augmented
or
diminished
,
&
the
potion
made
stronger
or
weaker
of
Medicinable
Qualities
,
to
fit
the
affections
of
seuerall
Stomackes
,
the
Custome
of
little
or
larger
drinking
,
or
other
intendments
.
An
ordinary
Stand
,
Steine
or
Ale
Can
with
a
Tap-hole
,
will
be
an
apt
vessell
to
serue
well
for
the
Infusion
,
prouided
there
bee
alwayes
care
to
keepe
it
close
couered
:
but
a
small
Rundlet
,
fitly
bungd
for
Receipt
of
the
Bagge
,
will
best
of
all
retaine
and
conserue
the
Life
and
quicke
Relish
of
the
Liquor
.
The
Fund
or
Composition
of
Ingredients
,
neatly
made
vp
and
included
in
a
Bag
of
fine
Bolter
stuffe
,
must
be
suncke
into
the
vessell
,
with
a
Peble
stone
,
or
with
some
other
Poize
,
or
constantly
kept
downe
with
forked
stickes
(
Oake
and
Ivie
much
improue
the
wholsomenes
of
the
Drinke
)
or
other
force
,
to
preuent
its
rising
vp
to
the
Breaking
of
the
Body
of
the
Yest
,
because
such
a
breach
in
open
vessels
,
would
bee
▪
as
pernicious
to
this
Panala
,
as
the
taking
of
vent
,
or
winde
is
vnto
wine
or
other
Liquors
by
venting
out
and
evaporating
their
spirits
.
The
Ale
or
Beere
must
be
well
mixt
and
wrought
vp
with
good
store
of
Yest
to
crowne
and
keepe
it
from
expense
of
spirits
,
and
the
yesting
in
open
vessells
is
requisite
to
be
renewed
once
in
7.
Daies
;
for
the
sowring
of
the
Yest
turnes
the
Drinke
with
its
tartnesse
,
but
shift
of
yest
preserues
the
spirit
and
Life
of
the
Liquor
intire
,
and
the
Ale
fresh
and
quicke
for
a
Month
or
more
Time
of
Drinking
.
The
fittest
and
only
Season
to
make
this
Infusion
,
is
the
vsuall
Time
of
the
ordinary
Tunning-vp
of
the
Drinke
,
that
by
Ebullition
,
working
and
digestion
in
the
vessell
through
its
inward
Heat
of
the
fire
of
Nature
,
it
may
effectually
worke
vpon
,
macerate
and
ingest
the
concrete
Iuices
and
Faculties
of
the
Subiect
matter
;
and
for
better
libertie
of
working
,
the
Rundlet
may
haue
some
houre
-
Vent
after
the
Liquor
is
tun'd
into
it
,
but
then
it
must
be
bunged
vp
close
.
For
placing
the
vessell
of
Liquor
where
it
may
receiue
the
benefit
of
accidentall
or
forraigne
Heat
,
to
promote
the
Operation
vpon
the
Ingredients
,
the
force
and
efficacy
of
the
inward
and
selfe
contained
Calidum
Innatum
or
inbred
Heat
of
this
Liquor
,
is
all
sufficient
for
production
of
perfect
maceration
of
the
infused
Materialls
,
so
that
Cellars
which
preserue
Wine
&
Beere
,
serue
aswell
for
this
as
for
them
;
the
like
doe
other
close
Roomes
,
which
are
exempt
from
the
Extreames
of
distemper'd
Seasons
,
no
lesse
from
the
spirit
exhaling
Summer
Heats
and
others
(
though
they
clarifie
the
Remnants
)
then
from
the
chilling
and
killing
rigour
of
Winter
,
although
a
qualified
cold
,
congregates
and
preserues
the
Spirits
.
To
the
continuance
of
the
Infusion
:
The
common
practice
in
like
Operations
,
is
neuer
to
straine
nor
stirre
the
Fund
or
Bag
,
vntill
all
the
Drinke
be
spent
;
but
it
is
full
sufficient
(
for
matter
of
evacuating
Operation
especially
)
to
infuse
it
,
till
there
bee
made
a
perfect
Fermentation
or
Digestion
of
the
continent
Masse
of
Ingredients
,
that
the
Ale
being
fully
impregnated
with
the
proprieties
illiciated
or
ingested
from
them
,
there
may
in
the
Body
of
the
Liquor
be
bred
and
brought
forth
a
new
Nature
,
fully
participating
,
in
one
Homogene
and
intire
Body
,
of
natiue
and
acquisite
Qualities
,
it
s
owne
and
the
Ingredients
.
Three
Dayes
continuance
is
a
competent
Time
for
the
Infusion
to
extract
the
purgatiue
Faculties
of
the
Bag
,
before
which
space
to
begin
Drinking
thereof
,
to
auoid
sowring
and
pricking
,
is
a
poore
tricke
of
preuention
.
But
if
you
deferre
the
broaching
thrice
three
daies
or
more
,
the
Drinke
will
bee
better
depured
and
much
more
pleasant
both
in
Sight
and
Taste
,
without
impeach
to
the
Evacuatiue
Operation
,
besides
that
it
thereby
becomes
more
impregnate
and
imbibes
its
whole
Dimensum
both
of
Evacuatiue
and
Alteratiue
Virtues
:
therefore
the
best
Index
for
Broaching
Panala
is
the
Test
of
perfect
Depuration
.
My
Custome
and
Rule
for
curious
palats
,
is
to
direct
,
that
after
foure
or
fiue
Dayes
Infusion
,
the
Ale
bee
all
drawne
into
Bottles
and
Corkt
,
and
kept
like
vsuall
Bottle-Ale
;
for
by
this
meanes
it
is
neatly
preserued
fortie
dayes
,
and
more
if
need
,
coole
,
perfect
and
intire
in
Tast
and
Virtue
to
the
last
Cup.
This
is
the
best
course
for
frugall
keepe
and
husbanding
the
Potion
;
for
so
the
Bagge
becomes
free
for
a
second
Infusion
,
either
by
Drying
the
Ingredients
against
halfe
or
two
thirds
of
the
Ale
be
spent
,
or
by
immediate
Strayning
and
reinfusing
the
same
into
fresh
Liquor
for
Meal-drinke
.
To
make
it
drinke
coole
,
fresh
and
quicke
in
the
hottest
Summer
,
hang
it
bottled
in
a
deepe
Well
a
little
aboue
the
Water
,
twelue
or
foureteene
dayes
,
and
you
haue
your
desire
.
For
the
cold
vapour
of
the
water
preserues
the
Ale
from
Exhalation
of
the
Spirits
,
and
also
irritates
and
makes
them
vigorous
,
whereby
they
incorporate
all
parts
of
the
Liquor
in
more
perfection
:
The
like
may
be
done
at
any
time
and
that
in
the
Rundlet
it selfe
to
the
same
purpose
.
CHAP.
V.
Of
the
praeparation
of
the
Body
before
taking
the
Ale
,
and
when
it
is
to
be
drunke
.
PAnala
,
together
with
its
Purgatiue
Quality
,
doth
so
reserate
and
open
the
Ports
and
Passages
of
the
corporall
Vessels
,
so
m●turate
and
make
fluent
the
Humours
,
and
so
effectually
performe
all
the
Parts
and
Of●●ces
of
a
good
Preparatiue
,
that
,
before
the
vse
thereof
,
there
seldome
needs
any
other
preparation
of
the
Body
in
that
kinde
;
yet
in
case
the
Patient
be
accustomed
to
morning
ejaculations
or
springs
of
watry
Humors
or
vitious
Contents
floating
in
,
or
disturbing
the
Stomach
,
it
is
expedient
,
before
the
drinking
of
this
Panala
,
for
praeparation
of
the
Ventricle
(
to
receiue
,
not
of
the
Humours
to
obey
,
the
medicine
)
by
gentle
prouocation
thereof
with
a
sprig
of
Rosemary
,
or
a
feather
,
agitated
about
the
roofe
of
the
Mouth
and
roots
of
the
Tongue
,
to
cause
eiaculation
,
or
at
least
some
expuition
or
fluxe
of
liquid
Humors
.
Those
Patients
which
doe
not
affect
this
practice
,
although
the
affections
of
their
Stomacks
craue
the
like
,
may
doe
well
,
some
halfe
houre
before
the
Potion
,
to
eate
a
small
Tost
of
light
houshold
bread
,
rubd-ouer
with
a
little
Table
Salt
,
to
remedy
the
fluctuating
of
the
raw
phlegmatique
recrements
,
and
to
digest
and
consume
the
crudities
of
the
Stomack
.
For
other
helpes
of
conuoy
into
the
Body
,
and
all
the
inward
penetralia
of
the
pallace
of
the
Microcosme
,
Panala
is
so
gratious
and
so
potent
an
Vsher
,
(
a
Vehicle
to
powders
,
pills
,
electuaries
)
there
needs
no
forraine
vehiculation
,
where
euery
recluse
,
with
ready
expanse
,
inuites
her
welcome
entrance
and
intertaine
into
each
presence
.
Touching
the
time
for
select
vsage
of
this
potion
:
The
Spring
of
the
yeere
is
the
fittest
season
of
all
other
,
for
this
and
for
all
other
courses
of
medication
,
because
it
is
the
most
temperate
and
most
wholesome
;
besides
that
,
then
the
blood
most
encreases
,
(
as
sap
in
vegetables
)
and
the
recreated
spirits
are
most
actiue
in
vigorous
rotations
,
and
most
apt
and
able
and
prest
with
their
Opifique
powers
to
cooperate
with
physicall
meanes
.
Moreouer
,
Euacuations
are
then
most
requisite
,
because
grosse
pituitous
Humors
,
heaped-vp
in
winter
(
which
condensates
them
and
constipates
their
Meatus
)
now
dissoluing
,
with
hotter
ayre
,
will
easily
,
if
they
be
not
euacuated
,
be
diffused
into
the
whole
body
,
and
beget
grieuous
Diseases
.
And
in
the
later
end
of
the
Spring
,
the
redundance
of
hotter
Humors
are
ready
,
if
obstructions
be
not
remoued
and
they
auoided
,
to
inflame
and
to
putrifie
and
produce
Feuers
.
The
Spring
therefore
(
especially
that
which
next
precedes
the
Clymaterique
yeare
)
should
neuer
passe-ouer
a
prouident
Mans
head
without
some
helpe
of
physicke
equiualent
to
Panala
,
though
he
feele
no
infirmities
.
Much
more
when
a
man
perceiues
spontaneous
lassitude
,
heauinesse
or
indisposition
in
his
body
to
the
actions
thereof
,
it
is
then
high
time
by
mature
euacuation
to
preuent
the
ingruent
and
approaching
sicknesse
,
for
those
are
manifest
signes
,
that
the
mesaraique
veines
(
the
double
conduits
,
Chyliducts
from
the
bowels
,
and
Sanguiducts
from
the
Liuer
)
are
replenished
with
peccant
humors
,
which
not
timously
euacuated
will
shortly
bring
forth
fruits
of
ill
effects
.
For
the
vitious
matter
,
retained
in
the
veines
,
at
length
putrifies
,
breathes
forth
ill
vapours
,
and
breeds
diuturne
Feuers
,
or
else
conuerted
into
a
venemous
nature
,
with
sodaine
assault
,
like
a
poysonous
Serpent
coucht
in
ambush
for
a
mischieuous
designe
,
sets
vpon
the
principall
parts
(
heart
and
braine
,
)
producing
grieuous
accidents
and
effects
of
dangerous
sequell
.
Sometimes
these
vitious
Humors
powred
forth
into
the
bowels
and
other
vessels
,
doe
cause
the
Cholick
,
Iaundice
,
Cachexia
,
and
other
maladies
,
&
other
whiles
elapsing
forth
of
the
greater
branches
into
the
habit
of
the
body
vnder
the
skin
,
they
breed
itches
,
scabs
,
botches
,
and
other
praeternaturall
Tumors
.
Next
vnto
the
Spring
is
the
fall
of
the
leafe
,
or
Autumne
,
which
indeed
is
a
second
Spring
,
though
many
degrees
short
of
the
former
;
but
here
the
crudities
and
reliques
of
raw
fruits
and
Sommer-indigestions
(
the
banes
of
health
)
ingested
and
heaped-vp
in
the
veines
and
other
vessells
,
necessitate
that
medication
,
which
there
is
inuited
through
conueniencie
.
For
time
of
the
Moone
;
I
hold
it
not
amiss
for
a
constant
Man
,
where
occasions
may
be
accommodated
for
free
choice
,
to
elect
the
mids
of
the
first
Quartile
,
and
continue
the
take
of
the
first
infusion
most
part
of
the
two
next
Quaternaries
or
Decrease
,
and
the
second
or
altering
potion
the
Increase
,
because
the
bodie
is
then
most
animated
by
exaltation
of
the
Spirits
,
and
thereby
Nature
most
potent
for
any
worke
.
But
I
would
not
be
too
punctuall
in
this
point
;
there
is
no
necessity
of
the
obserue
of
such
precise
termes
,
nor
is
it
my
meaning
to
confine
vnto
so
strict
limits
,
sith
euery
temperate
season
doth
excellently
serue
for
this
manner
of
Physicke
,
onely
the
vernall
and
autumnall
are
very
meet
to
be
selected
for
a
continued
course
of
the
like
,
when
the
purpose
is
for
preuention
of
sicknesse
,
or
remouall
of
rooted
diseases
,
whose
affects
are
not
precipitate
or
of
sodaine
dainger
.
But
in
acute
diseases
,
where
grieuous
distempers
,
of
violent
motion
or
doubtfull
issue
,
infest
or
fasten
vpon
the
bodie
,
a
man
must
neither
dwell
vpon
the
expectance
of
seasonable
weather
,
nor
of
the
beneuolent
aspects
of
the
Planets
,
but
setting
apart
all
dallying
delayes
(
the
Deluge
which
few
men
doe
dry-shod
decline
and
quit
)
fall
too
and
follow
this
familiar
Helpe
,
be
it
Winter
or
Sommer
,
or
other
vnseasonable
time
,
rather
than
,
by
deferring
it
to
a
more
accommodate
season
,
suffer
the
sicknesse
,
confirmed
by
procrastination
,
to
become
incurable
or
of
doubtfull
consequence
.
Prouided
alwayes
,
that
the
extreames
and
iniuries
of
distempered
weather
bee
mitigated
or
auoided
by
keeping
within
prepared
roomes
;
the
meanes
and
manner
of
which
preparation
are
laid
downe
in
the
dietetique
part
of
this
worke
,
in
the
corrections
of
the
ayre
vpon
discourse
of
that
Element
.
But
our
Sommers
in
this
Northerne
Climate
giue
no
true
cause
nor
scarce
any
colour
of
that
generall
nice
curiosity
fondly
fostred
for
decline
of
weather-health
,
for
feare
of
incurring
the
supposed
ineuitable
hazard
thorough
medling
with
physicall
meanes
,
in
so
much
that
moderate
and
rationall
medication
may
safely
bee
ministred
euen
in
the
Dog-dayes
themselues
;
which
superstitious
scruple
(
deriued
from
the
Canicular
aphorisme
without
consideration
of
the
Authors
Country
,
or
indeed
of
his
conceipt
)
of
dissoluing
,
distracting
,
and
dissipating
the
Humidum
Radicale
with
the
calidum
innatum
,
hath
made
so
obseruable
,
that
the
vulgus
hominum
(
at
least
)
will
rather
cowardly
crouch
and
prostrate
,
bend
the
backe
to
beare
the
brunt
of
the
insulting
Foe
,
amating
sicknesse
,
than
draw
the
dagger
of
one
medicinable
Dose
to
encounter
the
assault
,
much
lesse
enter
the
Lists
(
by
any
methodicall
course
)
of
a
constant
combat
to
make
good
the
Keepe
of
the
Castle
of
his
soule
committed
to
his
religious
charge
.
In
hazardous
diseases
then
,
let
no
man
be
too
precise
in
curious
termes
of
choice
Seasons
,
nor
yet
stand
too
strictly
vpon
concoction
of
Humors
,
but
be
the
malady
acute
or
diuturn
,
venienti
occurrite
Morbo
,
though
you
cannot
,
for
lacke
of
specificall
Munition
,
giue
apposit
encounter
to
the
first
assault
or
seisure
,
yet
hast
diligent
cleering
the
common
passages
(
Ventricle
and
Intestines
)
of
superfluous
recrements
,
and
neuer
permit
the
redundance
of
crude
matter
to
regurgitate
,
fluctuate
and
flow
to
and
fro
in
the
veines
and
vessells
,
or
to
settle
and
nest
vpon
some
principall
part
,
to
the
ruine
of
it
and
all
the
rest
,
nor
diuturne
or
lingring
affections
to
grow
more
stubborne
or
rebellious
both
against
Nature
and
Physicke
,
to
the
vtter
confusion
and
demolition
of
the
whole
Fabrick
.
This
generous
Medicine
and
gentle
Minoratiue
,
confidently
taken
and
constantly
continued
,
hath
power
to
accelerate
the
concoction
of
diseases
by
helping
Nature
both
by
euacuation
and
alteration
,
and
to
make
those
which
essentially
and
of
themselues
are
of
doubtfull
and
daingerous
euent
,
to
become
salutary
and
safe
,
and
others
,
of
lesse
hazard
,
but
more
lingring
and
tedious
,
more
tollerable
and
much
shorter
,
In
diuturne
diseases
it
is
profitable
,
and
in
acute
very
necessarie
to
make
some
euacuation
of
superfluous
humors
before
concoction
,
because
that
ouer
and
aboue
the
continent
chiefe
matter
of
the
Malady
in
the
veines
or
in
the
intrals
,
or
in
the
habit
of
the
body
requisite
to
be
concocted
,
there
are
many
times
vitious
contents
nested
in
the
ventricle
,
in
the
intestines
,
and
about
the
precordiall
parts
(
manifest
by
dolour
,
heat
,
nauseous
loathing
,
bitternesse
,
distention
,
and
other
Dignostiques
)
the
concoction
whereof
(
especially
of
the
stomacke
recrements
)
is
many
times
expected
in
vaine
;
and
Patients
thus
affected
may
doubtlesse
profitably
be
purged
,
by
such
familiar
meanes
,
at
all
times
of
the
disease
,
euen
before
any
appearance
of
concoction
.
And
were
I
called
in
such
cases
(
caeteris
concurrentibus
)
I
should
aduise
,
first
to
prepare
the
Body
,
for
receipt
of
so
generous
a
Medicine
,
by
St●matique
Pills
,
or
by
Emetique
meanes
,
and
afterwards
vpon
occasion
open
a
veine
,
for
ventilation
at
least
:
so
should
this
pretious
Potion
happily
produce
effects
of
excellent
worth
and
secure
assurance
with
more
speed
and
pleasure
.
Now
touching
the
time
of
the
day
for
drinking
this
Ale
,
although
it
be
so
milde
and
familiar
a
medication
,
that
it
may
,
not
much
amisse
sometimes
(
when
t
is
compounded
with
Purgers
)
be
carded
with
common
Ale
or
Beere
to
make
it
a
meal-drinke
,
especially
for
the
extenuating
and
much
abating
of
grosse
and
fat
corpulency
,
by
occasioning
more
copious
detraction
of
superfluities
and
vnnecessary
iuices
,
yet
when
the
intention
is
to
make
sincere
euacuation
of
vitious
or
superfluous
contents
in
other
constitutions
,
it
will
be
more
proper
and
indeed
the
most
approued
and
requisite
method
to
take
it
fasting
(
especially
to
such
as
vse
to
drinke
next
their
hearts
,
as
they
terme
it
)
betimes
in
the
morning
,
that
it
may
the
more
deeply
penetrate
and
carry
it selfe
into
the
Humors
and
all
the
veines
and
parts
of
the
Body
,
and
by
consequence
more
effectually
produce
all
its
operatiue
effects
both
of
Euacuation
and
Alteration
.
To
others
,
not
vsed
to
drinke
fasting
(
as
they
call
it
)
because
common
drinke
comming
into
their
empty
stomackes
may
affect
and
somewhat
offend
the
head
and
nerues
,
a
potcht
Egge
seasoned
with
salt
and
three
or
foure
drops
of
Vineger
,
or
some
other
small
morsell
of
light
or
easie
digestion
,
may
conueniently
be
premised
or
admitted
.
Not
that
any
dammage
or
dainger
depends
vpon
the
sodaine
entry
and
conuoy
of
this
Potion
into
the
empty
cauity
or
substance
of
the
stomacke
:
the
body
of
Panala
is
an
alimentary
medecin
so
milde
and
benigne
,
there
can
bee
neither
cause
nor
colour
to
suspect
the
concomitance
or
sequence
of
any
violent
,
sinister
,
or
offensiue
Effects
,
by
or
from
the
quality
thereof
,
to
the
empty
ventricle
;
but
that
the
admission
of
so
small
a
pittance
before
the
Potion
,
subscribing
to
custome
of
diet
without
confounding
of
Art
(
Aëtius
commends
purging
medicaments
giuen
with
meat
in
bodies
naturally
costiue
)
stirs-vp
Nature
,
and
awakes
and
quickens
the
mechanique
spirits
of
the
stomacke
with
pleasurable
delight
to
imbrace
the
approach
of
a
greater
Peregrine
so
vshered
into
the
presence
by
the
aggrating
precedence
of
so
welcome
a
well-knowne
familiar
.
He
that
doubts
,
the
medicine
and
the
humors
it
moues
will
corrupt
the
Meat
,
precipitate
crude
indigestions
,
and
conuoy
an
excrementitious
Chylus
into
the
Veines
and
Liuer
,
let
Him
,
to
auoid
all
colour
of
scruple
,
spare
it
at
meales
,
and
all
manner
of
meat
when
He
drinkes
it
;
so
shall
the
mixture
nor
worke
vpon
his
stomacke
nor
conceipt
.
To
conclude
,
the
rightest
method
is
to
drinke
this
Ale
vpon
an
empty
stomacke
,
and
t
is
a
very
good
order
to
take
it
betimes
in
the
morning
,
and
two
houres
before
meales
both
dinner
and
supper
also
,
if
the
ayme
be
to
purge
much
.
In
Summer
it
may
bee
taken
to
bedward
,
and
two
or
three
houres
also
before
you
rise
onely
,
to
the
end
most
part
of
the
purging
may
be
past
before
the
heat
of
the
day
,
and
that
some
sleepe
then
vpon
it
may
vnite
naturall
heat
,
and
promote
the
working
of
the
Medicament
.
For
though
profound
sleepe
may
stay
it
a
time
,
it
neither
quite
supersedes
the
euacuation
,
nor
perturbs
the
action
of
the
Ale
more
than
it
doth
of
Stomatique
or
other
Pills
sine
custodia
,
which
are
customably
and
best
so
taken
.
In
Winter
take
it
onely
before
Noone
;
viz.
one
Dose
or
Draught
about
6
or
7
in
the
morning
in
bed
,
and
another
when
you
are
vp
after
some
motion
of
the
body
,
with
a
third
(
if
need
be
)
an
houre
or
more
before
dinner
,
or
the
2
last
onely
(
if
not
all
three
in
this
order
where
you
like
not
that
first
)
so
shall
you
well
accommodate
the
medication
,
and
happily
preuent
the
inconuenience
of
night-workings
.
These
Cautions
are
specially
for
tender
Bodies
,
and
intemperate
Seasons
;
ordinarie
Constitutions
,
and
seasonable
Times
need
no
such
precise
Rule
of
definite
Drinking
this
familiar
Liquor
.
CHAP.
VI.
Of
the
Dose
,
the
manner
of
Taking
and
the
Continuance
of
vsing
this
Ale
.
THe
vsuall
Dose
of
purging
Potions
seldome
exceedes
the
measure
or
proportion
of
Three
Ounces
,
lest
the
Quantity
should
subuert
the
Ventricle
and
cause
Nauseum
or
perhaps
Casting
:
But
so
small
a
draught
here
is
too
little
,
it
may
movere
,
but
not
promouere
,
stirre
the
Humor
,
but
not
extirpe
or
purge
it
forth
:
This
Ale
being
most
benigne
and
familiar
to
Nature
,
in
Sight
,
Sauour
,
Taste
and
Digest
,
a
man
may
without
errour
or
suspition
of
any
foule
accident
,
take
a
full
Draught
to
tenne
or
twelue
Ounces
:
Some
men
drinke
sixteene
Ounces
or
a
whole
pint
at
once
,
though
halfe
a
Pint
be
a
reasonable
Dose
.
For
manner
of
taking
the
Ale
;
It
is
ordinarily
drunke
without
Heating
,
according
to
the
custome
of
common
Ale
or
Beere
,
and
in
winterly
seasons
,
it
will
doe
very
well
,
and
indeed
is
very
requisite
,
to
fright
away
the
frigidity
with
the
sight
of
the
fire
,
or
with
a
browne
Tost
attempered
,
if
you
will
,
with
the
Tests
of
Suger
and
Nutmeg
,
to
aggrate
both
palate
and
stomacke
.
Or
you
may
scare
off
the
Cold
,
by
quenching
in
the
cup
a
Gad
of
Steele
,
or
rather
some
peeces
of
Gold
made
hot
in
a
siluer
spoone
,
(
or
the
spoone
alone
)
with
a
chafing-dish
,
because
it
leaues
in
the
Liquor
no
astriction
nor
other
Heterogene
quality
.
Touching
the
continuance
;
this
hath
reference
to
the
Cause
that
occasions
the
course
of
Medication
,
which
must
and
best
doth
limit
the
same
.
Seuen
daies
will
doe
well
for
clensing
the
Intestines
,
Liuer
and
Veines
of
the
Colluvies
of
Humors
,
and
to
reserate
the
vessells
and
passages
;
but
double
that
Time
will
effectually
remoue
many
setled
Affects
,
reforme
distempers
,
and
produce
good
Rectification
of
all
the
parts
of
the
Body
:
and
one
Fund
or
Bag
,
will
vpon
the
first
Infusion
sufficiently
furnish
a
temperate
Patient
for
a
Fortnight
,
and
the
like
vpon
the
Second
.
And
the
taking
of
either
of
them
may
without
errour
or
much
inconuenience
in
many
cases
aswell
Curatiue
as
cautionarie
,
bee
a
day
or
two
omitted
or
discontinued
to
correspond
some
vrgent
occasions
,
prouided
the
discontinuance
bee
redeemed
with
diligent
pursuit
for
Reparation
.
And
this
is
most
requisite
to
bee
done
,
if
sincere
and
exact
.
Evacuation
be
not
already
accomplisht
.
For
the
noxious
humor
,
sith
it
is
an
vnnaturall
Alien
,
(
alienus
ac
praeter
naeturam
)
must
bee
wholly
and
absolutely
eliminated
and
eiected
,
whether
the
counsell
be
precaution
or
profligation
of
the
disease
.
I
confesse
,
the
Remaine
of
some
minute
small
portion
of
the
peccant
humour
may
by
the
spirituall
force
and
fire
of
Nature
,
promoted
and
fortified
with
an
exquisite
rule
of
Dieteticall
Regiment
,
be
so
mastred
and
vanquisht
,
that
safe
and
sound
health
may
sometimes
succeed
without
feare
of
Relapse
.
But
if
the
Reliques
be
many
,
except
Nature
(
happily
potent
in
all
her
Faculties
)
doe
voluntarily
subdue
and
avoid
the
same
,
the
exactest
order
of
Life
cannot
safe-guard
the
sicke
from
the
daingerous
Machines
of
the
Disease
:
for
though
hee
may
seeme
in
some
sort
to
haue
receiued
ease
by
the
purging
,
He
will
relapse
into
the
former
infirmity
,
sooner
or
later
,
in
more
or
lesse
latitude
,
according
to
the
Copy
or
Malignity
of
the
Reliques
,
and
his
strength
and
Diet
,
because
the
Reliques
of
diseases
breed
Relapses
,
Quae
à
morbis
relinquuntur
,
recidiuos
morbos
facere
consueuerunt
,
Hipp.
lib.
2.
Aph.
12.
For
when
the
part
remaining
,
retaines
the
condition
of
the
whole
,
which
was
altogether
against
Nature
,
that
remaine
can
neuer
be
conuerted
and
assimilated
into
the
substance
of
the
Body
,
but
will
in
processe
of
time
corrupt
the
pure
humors
,
together
with
the
Aliments
,
and
produce
morbid
fruits
like
to
the
first
.
Hence
it
is
,
that
the
more
you
feed
a
foule
body
(
not
fully
clensed
from
impure
humors
)
the
more
you
offend
,
Impura
corpora
,
quo
magis
nutris
,
hoc
magis
offendis
,
Aph.
10.
lib.
2.
For
you
nourish
not
the
sicke
but
the
sicknesse
.
Therefore
to
vindicate
and
cleere
the
Man
from
his
Maladie
,
whatsoeuer
noxious
Humour
nests
in
the
Body
,
it
must
bee
absolutely
and
totally
taken
away
and
eliminated
.
This
Panala
then
in
rebellions
,
maligne
,
stubborne
,
and
diuturne
diseases
,
should
bee
constantly
continued
a
month
or
more
without
intermission
,
or
any
other
Drinke
,
onely
the
Meale-drinke
may
bee
made
of
a
Bagge
,
made
vp
without
Purgers
,
or
else
the
purging
potion
carded
with
other
Drinks
.
The
reason
of
extending
the
medication
to
so
long
a
Time
may
bee
,
that
Creationis
morbi
,
atque
curationis
paria
sunt
quodam
modo
Temporum
Momenta
.
For
as
weedes
are
hardly
hailed
and
pluckt
out
their
Holds
,
when
they
are
once
deeply
rooted
,
though
quickly
quit
and
rid
the
Plot
when
they
are
young
;
so
diseases
long
in
breeding
(
though
perhaps
suddenly
breaking
forth
by
occasion
of
Cold-taking
,
ill
diet
or
other
error
,
as
newly
bred
)
are
for
the
most
part
long
in
curing
.
It
is
almost
a
Miracle
to
plow
them
vp
in
a
moment
,
though
such
Herculean
helpes
we
find
somtimes
by
specifique
Meanes
.
But
they
fondly
run
into
a
grosse
Errour
,
whosoeuer
in
Diuturne
Affects
or
inueterate
deepe
trenched
Maladies
giue
ouer
or
negligently
interrupt
without
reparation
the
constant
course
of
Medication
before
the
Humors
offending
,
being
prepared
by
motion
and
flux
,
be
fully
avoyded
,
and
the
parts
and
Harmony
of
the
body
duly
rectified
by
competent
continuance
of
the
Meanes
.
For
although
good
Euacuation
,
from
diuerse
parts
of
the
body
,
may
in
many
cases
be
effectually
wrought
and
performed
in
few
daies
,
deepe
rooted
Impressions
doe
necessarily
require
longer
extent
of
Physicall
helpes
for
due
Eradication
of
peccant
causes
,
and
for
true
Rectification
,
as
aforesaid
.
And
let
no
man
attempt
nor
imagine
by
extraordinary
ingurgitation
and
qua●●ing
vp
the
whole
quantity
of
the
Ale
in
a
few
daies
to
accelerate
the
cures
of
long
continued
infirmities
;
It
is
the
moderate
and
temperate
vse
of
Medicine
,
with
regular
cariage
and
constant
perseuerance
in
the
same
,
that
breeds
and
produces
the
best
and
readiest
effects
and
performance
for
remouall
and
riddance
of
the
dolours
and
dire
affects
dimaning
from
deepe
impressed
diseases
.
But
the
customary
vse
and
continuance
of
the
same
meanes
(
Meat
or
Medicine
)
breedes
dulnesse
of
Appetite
or
of
Operation
.
Forbeare
the
Potion
but
a
few
daies
(
prouided
a
good
diet
be
in
the
interim
obserued
)
and
you
salue
this
Sacietie
.
For
intermission
,
aggrates
in
effect
with
the
gratefull
fruits
of
change
,
and
we
finde
that
in
some
sort
New
,
which
hath
for
a
reasonable
space
beene
intermitted
.
CHAP.
VII
.
Of
the
Diet
and
Order
obseruable
in
the
vse
of
this
medicinable
Ale
.
THe
head
of
this
Chapter
is
the
Subject
of
the
Dietetique
or
Second
Part
of
Panala
:
in
which
,
besides
some
large
discourse
of
the
salutary
vse
of
the
six
Non-naturalls
,
the
alimentation
both
of
the
Spirits
and
Body
,
is
anatomically
delineated
.
Yet
that
this
Medique
part
may
not
in
the
meane
time
,
bee
posted
forth
Pede
primo
claudicaens
,
with
downe-right
halt
before
,
I
held
it
vnfit
to
be
altogether
past-ouer
here
in
silence
,
and
haue
therefore
borrowed
leaue
for
a
touch
or
two
in
a
few
lines
,
before
I
goe
about
to
trace
out
the
whole
Lineaments
of
that
Body
.
In
diuturne
,
lingring
and
daingerous
diseases
it
is
very
conducible
and
requisite
in
all
sorts
of
Physicall
courses
ordained
for
their
cures
,
to
foster
and
follow
the
constant
keepe
of
regular
strict
moderation
,
not
in
the
qualities
and
quantities
of
Meats
and
Drinkes
onely
,
but
in
the
rest
of
the
Rerum
non
naturalium
likewise
.
But
in
the
vse
of
this
Medicamentum
Alimentosum
,
there
is
much
lesse
need
to
prescribe
any
so
exact
and
precise
Rules
of
Diet
,
be
the
Intension
cautionary
or
curatiue
,
to
secure
or
arme
the
Body
in
preuention
of
ingruent
infirmities
,
or
to
remoue
or
cure
them
when
they
haue
made
seisure
.
Yet
is
it
very
commendable
and
conuenient
too
,
in
the
vse
of
this
Ale
,
as
of
all
other
medicinable
meanes
,
to
obserue
and
keepe
a
moderate
abstinence
from
food
,
of
manifest
ill
condition
at
least
,
and
in
all
others
to
rise
euery
Meale
from
Table
with
good
appetite
,
that
Nature
,
being
no
way
hindred
or
opprest
with
meats
of
hard
digestion
or
naughtie
iuice
,
or
with
too
large
proportion
of
ingurgitation
,
may
without
impediment
freely
and
happily
produce
her
curatiue
and
salutary
aymes
and
effects
.
This
Generall
Rule
may
well
serue
as
all-sufficient
to
the
common
sort
of
People
,
to
whom
t
is
idle
folly
to
prescribe
strict
orders
,
which
they
neither
can
nor
will
keepe
.
Many
mens
Purses
are
not
furnisht
for
meats
of
fit
iuice
,
and
many
robust
and
laborious
persons
are
happy
in
their
habilities
of
strong
constitutions
,
accustomed
to
hardnesse
and
to
grosse
feeding
,
and
meats
of
light
digest
are
of
sleight
esteeme
with
stomackes
inured
to
make
full
meales
on
solid
strong
dishes
.
One
word
more
yet
by
the
way
,
of
the
different
fruits
of
full
and
spare
feedings
.
Repletion
or
too
liberall
feeding
heaps
vp
abundance
of
excrements
and
superfluous
and
vitious
Humors
(
the
Relicts
of
ouer-taxed
concoctions
)
begets
crudities
and
obstructions
,
oppresses
and
suffocates
the
diuine
and
natiue
heat
,
much
hindring
the
laudable
functions
thereof
spirituall
and
corporall
,
for
it
dulls
all
the
Senses
,
and
disanulls
all
dexterity
,
agility
and
actiue
promptitude
of
the
body
,
and
besides
breeding
all
sorts
of
maladies
humor
all
,
excrementitious
,
and
such
as
proceed
from
Plethora
and
Cachochymia
,
it
causes
many
times
recidiuation
and
returne
of
diseases
otherwise
quit
and
cured
,
and
seldome
failes
to
frustrate
the
care
and
cure
of
the
honest
Artist
,
in
that
they
obtunde
,
debilitate
,
and
oft
depraue
the
salutary
operations
of
medicinable
meanes
.
For
Nature
being
ouer-borne
with
the
heauy
load
of
abundance
,
sinkes
vnawares
in
the
mid-way
vnder
her
burthen
.
But
contrariwise
,
the
Innatum
calidum
(
that
diuine
Opifex
and
author
of
all
naturall
functions
)
nor
implicated
,
nor
intricated
with
ingestions
of
viands
offensiue
in
Quantitie
or
Quality
,
but
free
to
diffuse
it selfe
into
and
through
all
parts
of
the
body
,
shall
bee
able
euerywhere
to
extend
and
execute
its
natiue
power
and
strength
,
to
conuert
good
iuices
and
depurated
blood
by
nutrition
into
the
substance
of
the
body
and
all
its
parts
,
to
digest
,
rarifie
and
dissipate
by
insensible
transpiration
all
superfluous
Humors
,
to
concoct
the
crude
,
and
change
them
into
sanguineous
nutriment
,
to
attenuate
the
thicke
,
make
fluent
the
tough
,
expedite
obstructions
,
make
patent
all
the
corporall
Passages
,
and
fortifie
the
expulsiue
facultie
.
And
by
these
meanes
,
the
operation
of
this
generous
medicine
shall
be
rectified
,
exalted
,
and
more
enhabled
to
produce
and
shew-forth
its
most
exquisite
worthy
effects
,
euacuatiue
,
alteratiue
,
and
otherwise
operatiue
,
with
more
speed
and
facility
.
Such
and
so
great
is
the
virtue
,
force
and
effects
of
Abstinence
or
Spare-diet
.
To
returne
;
After
each
morning
draught
of
the
Ale
,
you
may
to
many
good
purposes
eat
a
few
Raisons
of
the
Sunne
,
and
now
and
then
make
your
Supper
of
them
and
a
morsell
of
Bread
if
you
will
,
for
they
leuigate
,
smooth
and
supple
the
roughnesse
of
the
rough
Artery
or
Wind-pipe
,
by
opening
and
strengthning
they
cure
the
torrifaction
,
or
retardate
the
sexilitie
of
the
Liuer
,
clense
Phleagme
,
irrorate
and
madifie
the
body
with
nutrient
moisture
,
and
make
the
iuices
thereof
roscid
,
lesse
dissipable
and
more
reparable
,
they
breed
good
blood
,
and
helpe
infirmities
of
the
Throat
,
Lungs
,
Chest
,
Milt
,
Kidneys
,
and
Bladder
.
For
forbearance
of
meat
after
purgation
taken
,
some
limit
the
space
of
two
houres
after
a
strong
purging
Potion
,
but
in
purges
of
solid
forme
,
or
in
Pills
,
double
that
time
should
bee
interposed
and
past
,
before
other
Repast
.
And
many
admit
of
no
meale
vntill
the
Purge
haue
performed
its
Office
,
lest
the
meat
should
be
corrupted
by
mixture
with
such
medicine
,
but
it
is
all-sufficient
that
the
substance
or
body
of
the
Purge
hath
so
quit
the
ventricle
that
it
hath
past
the
Port
Pylorus
into
the
Intestines
;
of
which
there
is
assured
test
,
when
neither
Belching
,
nor
vpbraiding
,
nor
loathing
,
nor
sense
of
gnawing
at
the
stomacke
,
nor
any
sent
of
the
medicine
remaines
.
Then
moderate
refection
with
meat
of
good
iuice
and
easie
digest
may
conueniently
,
and
must
necessarily
bee
taken
to
refresh
Nature
.
Yea
t
is
a
common
practice
(
contrary
to
Auicen
(
Fen.
4.
l.
1.
doct.
5.
c.
5.
)
to
prescribe
the
taking
of
a
Messe
of
thinne
Broth
,
after
the
first
or
second
stoole
,
to
wash-down
the
Reliques
of
the
Medicine
,
to
qualifie
the
tedious
qualities
thereof
,
to
comfort
the
stomacke
,
and
to
promote
the
operation
of
the
Physicke
.
But
this
Ale
is
so
milde
and
benigne
a
Medicine
,
it
may
safely
be
admitted
a
neerer
neighbour
vnto
meales
,
though
it
hath
no
need
of
washing-downe
by
any
other
liquid
meanes
.
For
keeping
the
house
;
This
Panala
is
physicke
fine
custodia
,
neuer
in
respect
of
its
owne
nature
,
confining
the
patient
to
his
Chamber
,
but
be
he
of
any
indifferent
hability
of
body
,
or
that
he
intertaine
it
for
caution
or
preuention
of
sicknesse
,
hee
may
in
the
day-time
,
when
the
weather
is
any
thing
temperate
,
either
walke
or
ride
abroad
,
or
follow
his
necessary
field-occasions
.
But
if
the
day
be
immoderate
in
heat
,
cold
,
wet
,
or
winde
,
common
sense
will
tell
euery
sensible
man
,
that
the
strong
ought
not
in
the
vse
of
this
nor
any
other
purging
Physicke
(
how
mildly
soeuer
euacuating
)
rashly
expose
his
bodie
(
of
which
neither
diuine
nor
humane
law
permits
to
make
wilfull
wracke
)
to
the
iniurie
of
such
distempered
Skies
,
and
that
keepe-within-doores
is
the
safest
and
surest
(
and
indeed
necessary
)
guard
for
the
crasie
in
such
cases
.
For
the
humors
stirr'd
vp
and
agitated
by
purge
,
are
,
in
too
hot
seasons
(
which
debilitate
the
strength
,
kindle
hot
diseases
)
more
or
lesse
,
according
to
the
strong
or
weake
working
of
the
Medicine
,
either
drawne
to
the
Superfice
or
skin
,
(
a
contrary
course
)
or
else
over
heated
,
doe
kindle
a
Feuer
:
thorow
Cold
they
grow
sluggish
and
dull
,
and
slowly
descend
and
passe
thorow
the
straitned
passages
.
The
Ayre
being
very
moist
,
in
wet
weather
,
passing
into
the
body
through
the
dilated
Pores
,
loosens
the
same
,
and
occasions
defluxions
,
but
a
more
vast
and
free
Ayre
,
agitated
with
blustering
winds
,
much
trouble
the
Body
with
a
shuffling
confusion
of
the
Humors
,
and
cause
difficult
Purging
.
For
Matter
of
motion
:
It
is
verie
requisite
and
conuenient
(
viribus
constantibus
)
to
vse
moderate
Exercise
or
Labour
of
the
Body
after
taking
the
Potion
to
stirre
vp
and
kindle
the
Fire
of
the
Innatum
Calidum
(
the
mouer
of
all
Medicines
and
Causa
sine
qua
,
without
which
their
spirituall
faculties
lie
as
it
were
consopited
,
and
produce
no
good
Action
)
and
before
meat
an
houre
or
more
to
further
Concoction
,
Digestion
,
and
Distribution
of
Viands
,
to
restore
and
corroborate
all
the
Corporall
Faculties
,
and
rectifie
the
Actions
of
all
the
Senses
,
but
with
this
Caution
,
that
it
be
continued
ad
Ruborem
onely
,
in
thin
Textures
of
Body
,
lest
it
exhale
,
dissipate
and
spend
the
Spirits
,
and
debilitate
the
Members
,
yet
in
strong
corpulent
and
stuffy
Contextures
it
may
well
be
extended
ad
sudorem
,
and
the
rather
if
bee
not
vsed
till
some
two
houres
after
taking
the
Medicine
.
CHAP.
VIII
.
Of
the
diuerse
and
contemporarie
Operations
of
Panala
.
MVlta
nescientes
(
saith
Severinus
Danus
)
de
multis
dubitare
necesse
est
.
From
much
ignorance
must
needs
issue
a
numerous
brood
of
doubts
:
But
a
Man
,
that
will
needs
be
a
great
Master
in
Physicke
,
feares
(
or
rather
faines
,
translating
plaine
Cavil
,
maine
scruple
,
)
the
confused
distracting
of
Nature
with
the
various
taske
of
meat
,
and
this
medicine
set
to
work
,
if
not
tane
at
one
time
,
and
the
contemporary
Operation
of
my
Panala
,
from
the
Circumference
to
the
Center
of
the
body
by
deiection
or
stoole
,
and
from
the
Center
to
the
Circumference
by
Evaporation
or
Sweat
.
Is
it
not
Natures
Innate
Office
and
common
Deuoire
together
and
at
once
to
operate
and
produce
multiplicious
and
various
effects
in
our
bodies
,
to
incide
,
attenuate
,
deoppilate
,
to
astringe
and
corroborate
,
to
rarifie
the
grosse
,
deterge
the
tough
,
condensate
the
fluid
and
thinne
,
to
digest
all
Ingestions
,
and
by
separating
the
impure
from
the
pure
,
to
assigne
and
distribute
this
for
Nutriment
to
all
parts
of
the
body
(
how
dissimilar
soeuer
in
substance
;
)
and
that
partly
to
sequester
and
send
vnto
peculiar
vessells
and
receptacles
,
and
partly
to
amandate
and
expell
by
Stoole
,
Vrine
,
Sweat
,
and
by
sundry
other
wayes
,
meanes
,
and
Emunctories
?
Doth
Shee
not
simul
et
semel
,
at
the
same
time
,
and
in
the
same
Mesaraique
Veines
cary
the
Chylus
from
the
Guts
to
the
Liver
,
and
the
Blood
from
the
Liuer
to
the
Guts
?
And
the
familiar
benignity
of
Panala
doth
rather
associate
and
sympathize
with
Nature
in
the
diffusing
and
imparting
of
her
salutary
and
wholsome
Faculties
,
than
any
way
affront
or
impeach
their
participation
.
For
the
contrary
Qualities
residing
in
one
substance
,
worthy
Fernelius
saues
my
labour
in
his
various
attributes
vnto
Guaiacum
,
which
saith
he
,
if
any
man
meruaile
at
,
Veteres
consulat
Artis
proceres
,
Let
him
aduise
and
consult
with
the
writings
of
the
ancient
great
Masters
of
Physicke
,
who
haue
tryed
and
approued
One
and
the
same
simple
and
single
Medicine
to
bee
indued
with
,
and
preuaile
in
diuerse
faculties
,
as
of
Heating
and
Cooling
,
or
of
Drying
and
Humecting
,
or
of
thin
and
grosse
parts
,
&c.
And
that
this
record
of
his
may
not
to
bee
thought
to
be
confined
to
the
first
Qualities
,
Headdes
;
and
except
those
Primarie
Qualities
,
were
confused
and
mixt
together
in
one
medicine
,
surely
the
secundarie
,
which
dimane
and
proceed
from
them
,
could
not
bee
likewise
complicate
in
commixture
.
So
Rhubarb
,
and
Steele
haue
diuerse
parts
deoppilatiue
and
astringent
.
Wormewood
restraines
Laxes
,
and
relaxes
bodies
constipate
,
it
heates
the
cold
Liver
,
and
by
accident
through
opening
Obstructions
cooles
the
Hot
:
Saffron
congregates
and
contracts
the
Spirits
too
much
diffused
,
and
yet
expanses
and
diffuses
them
where
it
finds
them
contracted
.
Aqua
vitae
cures
Contusions
and
Burnings
:
To
conclude
;
is
't
not
a
common
practice
amongst
the
vulgar
to
helpe
Hot
griefes
,
with
Hot
meanes
?
Doe
they
not
coole
Feuer-heats
with
Hot
purgers
?
Apply
they
not
Wine
and
spirit
of
wine
,
to
Heats
and
Inflamations
of
the
Head
?
Yea
,
they
fire
out
Feuers
with
Pepper
,
with
Additament
of
Aqua
vitae
many
times
.
But
what
will
you
say
to
Mercurie
,
which
is
both
moist
and
dry
,
the
Hottest
,
the
Coldest
,
and
both
rarifies
and
condensates
:
The
Chymist
calls
him
a
true
Healer
,
a
wicked
Murderer
,
the
Tobacco
of
Mineralls
,
Proteus
,
Magician
,
&c.
But
to
the
Doubt
;
how
One
and
the
Selfe-same
Medicine
,
shold
at
one
&
the
same
time
produce
diuers
effects
of
purging
&
sweating
.
Quercetanus
is
so
full
and
pregnant
in
this
point
,
He
may
be
instar
ommum
,
and
serue
for
a
Sea
of
witnesses
,
for
punctuall
resolution
of
the
Quaere
;
Take
therefore
his
Testimonie
in
his
Pharmacopoea
,
vpon
a
Maceration
or
Infusion
(
nothing
dissuiting
this
in
the
Genus
)
both
Purgatiue
and
Sudatiue
.
Double
Euacuations
(
saith
He
)
are
therefore
at
one
and
the
same
time
(
simul
&
semel
)
performed
by
one
and
the
same
remedy
,
which
will
seeem
strange
vnto
some
,
as
I
my selfe
,
circumuented
and
transported
with
the
same
errour
,
conceiued
before
Experience
(
Rerum
optima
Magistra
)
taught
&
brought
me
into
a
contrary
opinion
.
Nor
is
Forestus
(
in
his
Scholia
vpon
his
20.
Obseruation
de
Lue
venerea
)
his
disauow
of
this
double
Euacuation
,
to
bee
taken
absolutely
for
a
generall
rule
for
the
reason
he
alleages
proues
it
not
:
Si
multum
sudet
,
non
potest
alvus
fluere
;
si
fluit
alvus
,
non
potest
sudare
;
This
multum
surely
caries
no
lesse
relation
vnto
the
Flux
than
to
the
Sweat
,
to
wit
,
meaning
both
to
bee
profuse
,
and
Magnos
effatu
dignos
,
so
that
profuse
purging
may
suspend
and
minorate
,
but
not
supersede
the
sweat
.
And
the
same
Author
(
Observ.
11.
)
approues
and
prescribes
stronger
Physicke
comprehending
both
purgatiue
and
diaphoretique
Faculties
in
one
Medicine
,
than
this
Panala
is
,
with
this
Testimonie
of
the
double
working
of
the
same
:
Habebat
plurimos
secessus
quotidie
&
subinde
egregie
sudebat
;
Hee
had
daily
many
Stooles
,
and
therewithall
also
sweat
excellently
well
,
and
by
these
meanes
was
perfectly
cured
.
But
sweating
here
by
my
Medicine
exhales
onely
the
rarified
Humors
not
attracting
the
Faeces
to
the
Skin
,
but
leauing
them
in
Deposito
within
their
peculiar
Receptacles
,
to
be
in
due
time
eiected
.
How
can
I
then
,
without
iniustice
depriue
the
remedy
of
its
iust
rights
,
by
iniurious
concealing
its
speciall
Facultie
of
causing
sweat
,
sith
it
doth
with
facilitie
vtramque
paginam
absoluere
?
To
the
Cumber
or
inconuenience
of
discouery
or
exposure
of
the
open
body
to
the
cold
Ayre
by
purging
in
Sweat
;
what
great
Dainger
or
Doe
is
it
to
conuey
a
lined
Bedstoole
or
warme
Boll
to
the
Patient
,
euen
in
the
heat
and
height
of
the
Exhalation
,
which
no
man
can
truly
conceiue
I
intend
should
be
profuse
or
excessiue
from
Panala
,
because
my
declared
ayme
in
the
dispensation
,
is
at
temperate
moderation
in
all
tne
Evacuating
Attributes
I
giue
vnto
it
?
And
assuredly
,
whosoeuer
,
after
his
Morning-Stoole
,
sweats
in
bed
with
this
Potion
(
made
hot
as
it
must
be
)
may
securely
continue
that
Evacuation
an
houre
or
two
(
or
more
were
it
not
too
many
at
once
)
before
hee
need
feare
or
expect
prouocation
to
a
Second
Stoole
.
If
yet
any
Scruple
chance
to
sticke
in
some
fond
or
froward
Stomacke
,
the
Fund
without
Purgers
will
assuredly
evaporate
all
such
friuolous
conceits
from
out
his
fancie
;
And
the
Second
Infusion
will
reasonably
worke
such
like
effects
.
But
with
which
infusion
soeuer
you
sweat
,
let
the
body
bee
well
clensed
with
4
or
5
dayes
continuance
of
purging
by
stoole
,
then
take
the
morning
potion
sufferable
hot
,
but
in
bed
and
after
a
stoole
,
if
it
may
be
.
CHAP.
IX
.
Obseruations
remarkable
in
the
vse
and
operation
of
the
Ale
.
THat
Physicke
workes
not
alike
in
all
Seasons
and
vpon
all
subiects
,
common
sense
informes
the
most
stupid
poore
Obseruer
;
but
sometimes
,
though
it
bee
methodically
ministred
by
a
good
Artist
,
the
expectation
is
illuded
by
excessiue
or
diminutiue
operation
;
nor
is
it
a
matter
of
facile
disquisition
to
beat
out
and
discouer
the
certaine
reason
of
such
incertaintie
.
For
some
bodies
,
by
a
secret
propriety
of
their
owne
natures
,
are
easily
and
plentifully
purged
with
milde
medicines
,
and
others
scarce
moued
with
very
strong
Purgations
.
But
of
occult
causes
it
is
not
pertinent
nor
fit
,
either
to
the
place
or
my
pen
to
discourse
;
onely
a
Touch
or
two
of
others
,
because
,
though
more
euident
,
they
are
not
so
perspicuous
or
manifest
to
vulgar
notion
,
but
that
they
may
necessarily
admit
some
particular
demonstration
.
The
working
of
Cathartique
medicines
doth
commonly
vary
(
quoad
majus
&
minus
)
according
to
the
variation
of
Seasons
,
and
the
states
and
constitutions
of
mens
bodies
.
For
the
first
:
The
hot
and
dry
season
or
disposition
of
the
Ayre
extracts
,
euaporates
,
and
wasts
much
of
the
humours
of
the
body
,
&
by
consequence
debilitates
the
same
,
and
leaues
lesse
matter
to
furnish
forth
copious
deiections
;
nor
is
it
fit
for
purging
Physicke
which
for
most
part
heats
and
weakens
.
Cold
weather
and
Northerne
winde
contract
and
straighten
the
passages
,
binde
the
body
,
exiccate
and
thicken
the
humors
,
and
make
them
rebellious
,
or
lesse
obedient
at
least
,
to
Physicke
,
which
in
these
cases
must
needs
be
lesse
copious
in
euacuation
.
South
windes
,
moist
Climates
,
and
wet
or
Rheumatique
weather
,
humect
the
body
,
loosen
the
humours
,
and
occasion
plentifull
deiections
vpon
due
meanes
.
Moderate
seasons
,
Southerne
winde
,
(
not
boystrous
)
and
temperate
Regions
are
most
accommodate
to
Purgations
for
production
of
best
operations
.
Touching
the
state
of
the
Body
;
hot
and
moist
constitutions
with
most
ease
and
safety
of
all
others
doe
beare
and
obey
Cathartique
medicines
.
Hot
and
dry
bodies
purge
sparingly
for
lack
of
matter
and
its
vnaptnesse
to
moue
,
and
must
with
caution
be
purged
with
well
qualified
meanes
,
lest
they
distemper
with
heating
and
drying
;
to
meet
with
which
inconuenience
let
such
constitutions
take
this
Potion
a
little
before
meales
.
The
moist
,
the
young
,
and
those
who
are
accustomed
to
a
sedentary
life
,
are
easily
moued
by
Purge
,
according
to
its
strength
and
the
Patients
ballast
of
humours
and
excrements
;
the
like
may
be
said
of
women
,
sith
they
ate
vsually
of
soft
,
loose
,
rare
and
patent
textures
,
yet
none
of
these
accord
with
strong
medicines
,
though
pregnant
women
may
in
the
third
,
fourth
,
and
fift
Months
(
the
ligaments
,
by
which
the
child
adheres
to
the
wombe
,
being
then
more
firme
)
admit
of
moderate
euacuations
in
acute
diseases
attended
with
turgent
matter
.
Robust
strong
bodies
,
and
those
that
are
inured
to
laborious
liuing
,
and
constitutions
indued
with
obtuse
sense
of
the
parts
,
doe
slowly
yeeld
vnto
deiectiue
meanes
,
yet
may
they
safely
suffer
plentifull
euacuations
.
Corpulent
bodies
likewise
,
though
they
easily
endure
purgations
,
doe
purge
with
some
difficulty
,
because
their
constitutions
are
cold
,
their
corporall
passages
straight
,
and
their
spirits
but
few
,
and
those
turbid
and
grosse
.
The
thinne
,
the
leane
,
and
the
temperate
,
are
easily
moued
by
Physicke
,
yet
purge
but
sparingly
,
because
of
the
rarity
of
their
textures
and
tenuity
of
their
humours
,
nor
are
strong
purges
accommodated
for
them
,
by
reason
they
weaken
their
languid
virtue
,
and
spend
their
dissipable
spirits
.
Note
further
;
that
Plethorique
,
full
and
foggie
bodies
,
whose
vessells
are
stuft
with
turgid
illuvies
of
copious
and
restagnant
Humors
(
whether
congested
by
surfet
or
other
repletions
)
doe
many
times
,
vpon
light
and
slight
Purgations
,
powre
one
profuse
and
copious
deiections
,
with
much
perturbation
of
the
Bowells
many
times
.
For
the
redundant
humors
long
pent
vp
,
and
now
finding
the
veines
and
vessells
reserate
,
and
the
passages
of
export
expansed
by
the
purge
,
Qua
data
porta
ruunt
,
rush
and
gush
out
(
like
liquor
forth
of
a
full
cask
pierced
and
vented
)
in
copious
flux
,
without
any
effrenate
or
vnbridled
force
or
effect
of
the
medicine
,
but
by
reason
that
Nature
,
mouing
to
expulsion
,
now
thus
a
little
inhabled
doth
deonerate
and
ease
her selfe
of
ouer-burthens
.
For
whilst
Nature
is
vigorous
,
strong
and
sound
,
and
mannages
well
her
offices
of
gouernement
ouer
our
bodies
,
shee
excludes
and
driues
out
of
them
whatsoeuer
is
peccant
and
superfluous
;
but
when
shee
is
ouer-burthened
and
ouer-borne
with
abundance
,
shee
so
attends
and
waits
all
occasions
and
opportunities
of
easement
,
that
shee
apprehends
many
times
the
first
and
least
hint
of
helpe
,
and
ioynes
her
owne
forces
with
the
forreine
aid
.
Yet
sometimes
profuse
deiections
fall
out
contrary
to
Nature
,
when
through
imbecillity
of
her
regent
and
retentiue
faculty
,
she
suffers
defluxions
.
Or
though
she
be
more
valid
and
strong
,
yet
is
she
sometimes
so
much
prouoked
and
molested
with
the
copie
and
acrimony
of
the
humor
,
that
shee
cannot
retaine
it
,
but
must
euen
let
and
suffer
it
by
its
own
force
to
sluce
and
breake
forth
from
out
its
vessells
and
receptacles
.
Both
these
euacuations
are
symptomaticall
,
vnnaturall
and
vselesse
,
because
the
benigne
and
salutary
succi
,
together
with
the
maligne
and
pernicious
,
doe
promiscuously
and
irregularly
,
without
any
election
,
burst
and
rush
out
with
violence
.
But
these
profuse
euacuations
,
whether
symptomatique
or
legitimate
(
exterminating
onely
what
s
cumbersome
,
either
in
the
kind
or
in
the
quantum
)
whether
occasioned
through
disorder
of
the
Patient
,
or
proceeding
from
other
causes
(
euident
or
occult
)
iumping
and
ioyning
with
the
contemporary
operation
of
a
purgatiue
medicine
(
though
milde
and
moderate
)
cast
foule
aspersions
vpon
the
Physician
,
where
concurring
causes
are
nor
well
considered
or
not
duely
weighed
of
the
censurer
.
To
leaue
no
colour
of
cauill
to
the
carping
Momus
,
and
to
meet
with
the
many
incomprehensible
secrets
shut
vp
in
Natures
closet
;
my
Panala
neuer
astonishes
her
with
sodaine
,
nor
debilitates
with
vehement
assault
,
but
gently
assayes
her
with
medication
of
so
mild
allay
and
gradation
,
(
facilitate
non
vi
operando
)
that
it
may
securely
,
without
any
endaingering
the
patient
,
sound
and
search
out
the
abstruse
and
vnknowne
conditions
of
any
constitution
,
euen
of
the
commoderate
and
soundest
in
integritie
of
sanitude
,
which
according
to
Hippocrates
(
Aph.
3.37
.
)
brookes
not
Purgations
without
difficulty
and
perill
,
because
by
setting
vpon
the
spirituall
and
balsamique
Mumie
,
for
want
of
vitious
humors
to
worke
vpon
,
they
cause
grindings
in
the
guts
,
swoundings
,
vertiginous
and
other
symptomes
,
and
by
continuance
colliquation
and
consumption
.
Obserue
further
;
that
after
foure
or
fiue
dayes
vse
of
this
Ale
,
much
matter
being
therewith
auoided
,
you
cannot
expect
the
daily
continuance
of
like
copious
deiection
,
as
you
found
at
first
(
although
by
cleering
some
passages
,
which
perhaps
were
blocked
vp
before
,
the
wayes
for
free
working
become
more
patent
)
if
you
bee
temperate
in
meat
and
drinke
,
and
the
time
in
wind
and
weather
,
except
you
extend
the
dose
or
draughts
in
taking
larger
proportions
of
the
Medicine
.
Nor
will
the
Second
Ale
,
prepared
by
reinfusion
of
the
same
Fund
or
Bag
,
doe
much
more
,
for
matter
of
purging
by
stoole
,
(
though
it
will
then
effectually
purge
by
vrine
)
than
keepe
the
body
soluble
,
by
reason
the
purgatiue
spirits
of
the
ingredients
,
being
more
dissoluble
and
allectiue
than
the
alteratiues
,
will
be
well-nigh
exhausted
and
drawne-out
by
former
infusion
.
This
orderly
discent
and
passage
,
from
purging
by
the
first
Infusion
to
meere
solubility
(
which
in
most
cases
,
will
then
be
all-sufficient
)
by
the
Second
,
cuts
off
and
preuents
all
occasions
of
constipation
or
costiuenesse
(
the
vsuall
subsequents
to
purgers
)
by
continuing
the
cutting
of
humors
,
deoppilating
of
the
vessells
,
and
by
still
stimulating
or
solliciting
the
excretiue
facultie
to
the
ordinate
fit
performance
of
its
office
.
But
the
addition
of
two
ounces
of
Sene
with
Rubarb
and
Mechoacan
,
of
each
halfe
an
ounce
,
vnto
the
ingredients
in
the
bag
,
will
now
indifferently
furnish
the
second
Infusion
with
purgatiue
faculties
,
and
for
the
alteratiue
,
it
retaines
sufficient
force
in
the
first
Composition
,
as
aforesaid
.
Note
moreouer
,
that
in
some
cases
,
by
competent
continuance
of
this
Medicin
(
as
in
other
Dietetique
Physicke
)
there
follow
and
are
brought
forth
excellent
fruits
and
effects
of
Alteratiue
working
in
the
Bodie
,
long
after
ending
and
giuing-ouer
the
taking
of
the
same
,
insomuch
,
that
many
time
a
moneth
or
more
thence
,
you
shall
finde
much
more
fruit
and
benefit
by
it
(
without
any
euill
Diathasis
,
or
impression
of
disaffect
contracted
from
the
extended
vse
thereof
,
than
,
during
the
continuance
of
drinking
the
Ale
,
you
could
well
conceiue
,
or
by
any
probable
coniecture
from
present
perseuerance
,
expect
or
propound
vnto
your selfe
,
provided
,
that
you
doe
not
relapse
through
manifest
disorder
or
grosse
distemper
,
the
Patients
scourge
,
and
the
Physitians
scandall
.
The
reason
of
such
Haruest
of
physicall
fruits
in
expectance
and
future
,
rather
than
in
Present
,
may
well
be
,
that
Nature
,
being
kept
in
continuall
Action
,
and
the
Humours
and
Spirits
in
more
motion
than
ordinarie
,
by
the
daily
vse
of
the
Potion
(
though
gentle
and
moderate
)
the
effects
thereof
cannot
be
so
setled
,
nor
so
sensibly
discerned
,
during
the
Machine
of
Medication
,
as
it
will
bee
after
some
competent
repose
and
Cessation
from
the
purging
,
for
composing
all
agitations
.
Besides
that
,
the
plenteous
store
of
salutarie
spirits
,
deriued
from
so
excellent
a
potion
by
an
extended
course
of
drinking
,
diffused
and
impressed
into
al
the
parts
&
dimensions
of
the
body
,
doth
with
the
Opifique
spirits
of
the
body
continue
mutuall
cooperations
,
many
daies
,
or
rather
weekes
,
after
the
giuing
ouer
of
the
Ale
,
to
the
perfect
maturation
of
the
fruits
.
CHAP.
X.
The
excellent
Vertues
of
Panala
in
Generall
.
PAnala
is
a
true
and
perfect
Medicamentum
Alimento
sum
;
ministring
to
the
body
both
food
and
Physicke
:
It
is
a
legitimate
Diacatholique
,
a
generall
happy
Purgatiue
eliminating
all
humors
offensiue
in
qualitie
or
in
quantity
,
but
working
most
on
the
most
redundant
,
in
that
they
are
most
affluent
to
Electiues
,
&
most
obedient
to
expulsiues
,
though
rebell
tenants
which
Nature
most
endeuours
to
eiect
,
because
they
infest
Her
with
more
frequent
and
more
mortall
Duels
then
all
forraigne
and
other
domestique
Foes
.
It
is
a
Generous
and
almost
a
Generall
Vniuersall
Medicine
,
(
not
inferiour
to
any
Galenicall
Physicke
whatsoeuer
)
happily
performing
all
the
parts
of
a
good
Preparatiue
,
Evacuatiue
,
and
Alteratiue
,
and
not
a
little
participating
of
the
Comfortatiue
also
,
to
the
Naturall
,
Vitall
and
Animall
parts
,
the
Liver
,
Heart
and
Braine
,
and
their
Powers
or
Spirits
,
and
,
being
compounded
accordingly
,
it
is
a
Benedict
remedy
for
any
infirmity
or
defect
in
a
manner
,
euen
for
Hunger
it selfe
,
in
that
it
participates
of
(
if
not
exceeds
)
the
Alimentary
virtues
of
the
Staffe
of
Life
,
comforting
the
Stomacke
and
nourishing
the
whole
body
.
It
Concocts
crude
and
raw
humours
,
cuts
,
liquifies
,
attenuates
and
makes
the
thicke
,
the
tough
and
Tartareous
become
plyant
and
obsequious
to
Nature
:
the
attenuated
,
the
concocted
,
the
serous
and
watery
it
digests
and
consumes
:
it
clenses
the
Ventricle
from
slymie
and
Phlegmatique
Crudities
sticking
to
its
rugosities
and
wrinklings
,
deterges
the
Lungs
and
Chest
from
viscous
and
putrid
Humours
,
which
,
cleauing
vnto
them
and
subsisting
in
the
slender
Branches
of
the
Aspera
Arteria
,
doe
obturate
and
shut
vp
those
straight
passages
and
cause
difficult
breathing
.
It
dissolues
,
dissipates
and
rids
terrene
and
gravelly
concretions
,
it
deoppilates
,
opens
and
mundifies
the
Lungs
,
the
Intestines
,
the
Liver
,
the
Spleene
,
the
Reines
,
the
Matrix
,
and
all
the
vessells
,
Parts
,
and
Passages
of
the
body
,
euen
the
neruall
conduits
of
the
spirits
,
and
by
these
meanes
makes
excellent
way
for
further
workings
,
both
of
this
same
,
and
of
other
Medicines
,
by
Stoole
,
Vrine
,
Evaporation
,
and
other
Operations
.
It
gently
,
safely
,
effectually
and
most
commodiously
purgeth
Choler
,
Phlegme
,
Melancholly
,
nor
rudely
,
nor
rashly
rouzing
this
sleeping
Lyon
,
(
by
agitating
or
stimulating
the
stubborne
humor
)
from
quiet
Denn
to
furious
Doo
of
daingerous
dints
,
causing
fearfull
Passions
or
grieuous
affects
;
so
doth
it
also
clense
and
cary
forth
all
corrupt
and
putrid
humours
(
Authors
of
wormes
and
many
other
woes
)
with
other
peccant
and
superfluous
contents
,
sincere
and
alone
leauing
the
laudable
for
Natures
store
.
It
is
therfore
more
auaileable
for
Longaeuity
&
length
of
life
,
than
exercise
and
sweat
,
for
such
moderate
purges
worke
chiefly
vpon
the
humors
,
whereas
succulent
Iuices
and
good
Spirits
(
not
easily
repaired
)
together
with
humors
and
excrementitious
vapours
are
exhailed
and
consumed
by
perspirations
and
sweats
.
Particularly
,
it
purges
(
without
perturbation
or
shuffling
of
humours
)
first
of
all
the
first
region
of
the
body
,
to
wit
,
the
Ventricle
,
the
Mesaraicke
veines
,
(
those
numerous
roots
of
innumerable
Symptomes
,
and
Diseases
)
the
Cauities
of
the
Liver
,
the
Milt
,
the
Hypochondria
,
the
Mesenterie
and
Pancreas
,
those
two
Sinkes
and
Swallowes
of
all
Illuvies
and
Impurities
:
yea
,
there
is
scarce
any
other
Cathartique
that
doth
so
mildly
and
so
powerfully
draw
forth
and
eliminate
corrupt
thicke
Humors
;
besides
that
by
continuance
and
consequution
it
euacuates
the
other
Regions
,
the
Convex
or
outer
parts
of
the
Liuer
,
the
Vena
caua
&
its
Concomitant
the
Great
Arterie
:
and
after
its
effectuall
expansure
and
purgature
of
the
first
two
,
it
vndertakes
the
third
also
(
the
Taske
of
our
Gigantine
and
most
valid
purgers
)
and
effectually
,
by
its
proprietie
,
promoted
by
extended
perseuerance
,
performes
eradication
of
deepe-rooted
Maladies
from
the
Muscles
,
Membranes
,
Ioynts
,
the
remote
Extreames
and
whole
Moles
and
habit
of
the
Body
,
thereby
cutting
off
and
curing
many
stubborne
diseases
able
to
beare
the
brunt
of
the
strongest
remedy
.
Ictibus
innumeris
cecidit
Dodonia
Quereus
.
The
huge
maine
Oake
,
which
Cannon
cannot
downe
,
Hew'd
through
with
many
stroakes
,
strikes
th'
Earth
with
's
Crowne
.
Nor
doth
it
evacuate
the
Body
by
Stoole
onely
,
but
it
is
likewise
both
Diuretique
and
Diaphoretique
,
dissoluing
&
expelling
serous
thin
humours
,
by
vrine
,
and
by
insensible
Transpiration
,
(
easily
breathing
forth
rarified
exhalations
through
the
dilated
Pores
)
and
effectually
causes
Sweat
being
taken
hot
,
(
especially
compounded
without
purgatiues
)
and
the
Body
well
happed
accordingly
.
For
as
it
separates
and
eliminates
Heteragene
and
superfluous
Humors
per
secessum
,
by
Stoole
,
so
doth
it
also
therewithall
,
and
by
Evaporation
euacuate
Fumes
and
vapours
of
malignant
quality
and
vicious
condition
,
without
expense
of
the
Humidum
radicale
,
or
Primigenium
(
the
Foundation
and
food
of
Spirit
and
heat
,
and
by
consequence
of
Life
and
Beeing
)
thereby
preseruing
Natures
rich
Treasures
Corporall
and
Animall
.
It
corrects
and
remedies
Crudities
,
carminates
Winde
,
and
discusses
flatuous
discursions
and
wringings
in
the
body
,
stayes
vomitings
by
diuersion
,
excites
the
Appetite
,
quenches
Thirst
,
enlarges
the
Pectoralls
,
and
causes
easie
Spitting
.
It
cures
long
Feuers
,
Quotidians
,
all
Intermitters
and
pestilentialls
,
the
Greene
Sicknesse
,
(
Albas
virginum
Febres
)
Cachexias
and
all
lent
,
tough
and
lingring
Infirmities
,
bredd
of
the
impurity
of
the
Viscera
or
of
inueterate
obstructions
.
It
deoppilates
and
extenuates
the
stuft
and
distented
Spleene
,
abates
obese
and
corpulent
Bodies
,
and
is
very
conducible
for
exhausting
and
curing
of
all
Distillations
and
defluxions
to
any
part
:
It
is
auailable
for
Tooth-Ach
,
Inflamations
of
the
Eyes
,
Wula
,
and
Almonds
of
the
Throat
,
for
the
vertigo
,
and
all
infirmities
of
the
Head
,
wombe
and
Bladder
,
both
new
and
old
;
for
all
Cephalique
Dolors
and
disturbances
through
fumes
and
vapours
,
and
for
all
Fluxes
,
Dropsies
,
and
the
Falling
Euill
.
It
helpes
all
Colds
,
Coughs
,
Asthmaes
,
or
difficult
breathings
,
the
Iaundise
blacke
and
yellow
;
Ill
habits
of
the
body
,
Putrifactions
,
hard
Tumors
,
and
all
other
swellings
,
wandring
paines
,
stinging
and
fixed
Aches
;
the
Cholicke
,
the
Stone
,
all
Gouts
,
both
the
running
and
the
impacted
,
hot
and
cold
,
Palsies
and
all
ill-affections
of
the
Sinewes
.
It
helps
Salt
Rheumes
,
Itches
,
Scabs
,
Byles
,
Botches
,
the
Scorbuto
,
the
Leprie
,
and
other
contagious
Maladies
,
and
the
cure
of
all
curable
wounds
and
vlcers
,
(
inward
and
outward
)
with
many
other
defects
and
deformations
Intus
&
in
Cute
.
Foetet
anima
?
deformat
Hircus
?
Make
Panala
thy
sweet
Companion
if
thou
hopest
for
helpe
.
It
rectifies
the
Stomacke
and
erecting
the
Digestiue
Facultie
,
furthers
the
Concoction
&
Distribution
of
meat
,
comforts
the
Lungs
and
all
the
Pectorall
parts
,
corroborates
the
heart
,
strengthens
the
Liuer
,
purifies
it
and
the
whole
Masse
of
Blood
,
and
breeding
laudable
Chylus
,
impinguates
●qualid
and
starueling
Bodies
,
by
inhabling
them
in
future
to
become
fat
or
faire
and
much
better-liking
.
It
cleeres
the
Sight
,
flories
the
Complexion
,
cherries
the
pallid
Cheeke
,
quickens
the
Memory
and
all
the
Senses
,
Internall
and
Externall
,
refocillates
and
exhilerates
the
Mind
and
Animall
Faculties
,
incites
and
enhables
furtherance
to
conception
,
nourishes
and
maintaines
the
Balsamique
Mumie
of
the
Bodie
,
increases
youthfulnesse
,
and
retardates
and
keepes
backe
the
approach
and
seisure
of
Old
Age.
For
the
frequent
vse
of
evacuating
and
emaciating
dyets
is
a
speciall
meane
to
promote
Prolongation
of
Life
,
for
that
after
them
,
the
body
becomes
plumpe
faire
and
almost
new
,
through
pure
sound
flesh
,
with
restauration
of
youthfull
vigor
in
some
degree
,
as
Oxen
wrought
leane
,
regaine
the
flesh
of
young
beefes
by
good
pasturage
.
Touching
diseases
which
are
wholly
Incurable
,
or
those
whose
legitimate
cure
is
very
perillous
,
this
Panala
is
a
most
approued
helpe
producing
such
salutarie
fruits
of
Palliation
,
(
the
securest
and
most
commendable
course
of
medication
in
such
cases
)
as
exceed
all
expectation
;
for
without
any
Dainger
and
incumbring
Doo
of
dayly
newed
dispensings
,
it
alleviates
and
mitigates
all
Symptomes
of
the
sicknesse
,
which
disturbe
the
Patient
,
if
he
be
but
patient
,
to
persevere
in
competent
continuing
the
Potion
.
By
dissoluing
coagulate
blood
,
it
discusses
and
scatters
inward
contusions
,
and
preserues
the
body
from
putrifaction
,
and
other
perillous
Symptomes
.
Some
men
may
perhaps
expect
I
should
capitulate
and
euidence
all
the
particulars
,
and
instance
both
the
persons
and
infirmities
,
aswell
touching
their
Symptomes
,
as
the
mediate
operation
of
Panala
,
for
abandoning
or
abating
at
least
of
their
baynings
or
oppressing
burthenings
.
This
I
grant
had
not
beene
impertinent
to
the
worke
,
but
,
were
I
so
punctually
satisfactory
,
I
should
doubtlesse
of
many
people
bee
branded
for
a
Matchlesse
Mandevill
in
Hyperbolizing
,
maulger
the
magnifique
good
applause
of
Myriads
of
Patients
,
extolling
it
beyond
the
furthest
extent
of
my
praysing
Attributes
to
the
operation
of
its
Mechanique
Spirits
.
To
avoyd
such
Stygmatique
Rasures
,
and
that
my
intended
Manuall
(
of
both
parts
)
might
not
grow
voluminous
in
tedious
Instances
(
which
might
perchance
incurre
,
with
others
suspect
of
fiction
and
imposture
)
I
propounded
to
my selfe
,
rather
then
to
presse
too
much
vpon
prouoked
patience
,
cursorily
to
point
at
particulars
for
the
present
,
well
knowing
that
a
word
is
enough
to
a
man
of
good
meaning
,
especially
if
any
thing
verst
in
Physicke
(
though
such
haue
most
cause
of
cauill
at
this
Medication
which
benefits
the
Patient
,
but
brings
little
or
no
profit
to
the
Physitian
and
Apothecarie
,
)
for
he
will
easily
grant
,
that
such
a
Remedy
may
well
be
available
in
all
diseases
saue
in
Nude
distempers
sine
materia
,
which
are
seldome
found
in
our
cold
and
full-feeding
Climates
,
yet
such
may
easily
bee
met
withall
by
this
medicable
Potion
.
For
as
all
Geometrique
Figures
,
may
bee
measured
by
Triangle
,
so
all
Infirmities
materiall
and
immateriall
,
may
be
medicated
by
Panala
:
Will
you
haue
an
excellent
Restoratiue
for
Consumptions
and
Bodies
emmaciate
and
spent
with
long
lingring
sicknesses
?
the
Bag
compounded
without
Purger
with
the
Ingredience
of
meat
of
nutrient
iuice
,
perboiled
vntill
the
blood
be
in
effect
decocted
away
,
and
minced
very
small
both
flesh
and
bones
,
presents
you
with
a
cup
little
inferiour
in
degree
to
a
Chylus
,
which
shall
exceed
all
other
preparations
of
food
for
easie
digestion
,
fine
and
facile
diffusion
into
the
veines
and
members
and
for
copious
Nutrition
with
least
quantity
of
excrementitious
Reliques
.
To
conclude
;
Would'st
lumpish
Melancholy
medicate
,
And
gloomy
Fumes
at
once
euaporate
?
My
Straines
crosse
canuast
by
brisk-witty
Criticks
,
Change
Moods
dull-moody
to
cheer'd-merry
Crickets
.
CHAP.
XI
.
Of
the
excellent
cautionary
virtues
of
Panala
.
NAture
,
the
best
Moderatrix
of
mans
liuelihood
,
not
ignorant
,
that
Praecavere
Morbis
quam
curare
melius
est
,
that
mature
preuention
of
maladies
is
better
than
the
best
medication
for
cure
,
(
Magis
quippe
optandum
est
,
omnino
non
pati
,
quàm
à
passionibus
liberari
,
)
duly
aymes
by
daily
endeauours
to
constitute
and
continue
the
body
temperatum
ad
pondus
,
(
as
in
Mans
first
creation
)
that
it
may
be
intire
and
perfect
in
state
of
health
to
the
last
period
of
life
,
or
at
least
to
conserue
the
same
in
such
latitude
of
sanitude
as
it
was
produced
.
As
therefore
euery
intelligent
and
industrious
Hortulan
is
euer
carefully
curious
in
diligent
cleering
and
curing
his
Plot
of
irregularities
,
superfluities
,
weeds
,
incumbers
and
vndue
Ballasts
,
and
of
storing
and
furnishing
it
with
all
commendable
and
necessary
accommodates
:
So
prudent
and
prouident
Nature
,
administring
all
things
the
best
she
can
,
doth
still
,
without
intermission
,
moliri
and
labour
the
excretion
and
quitting
the
Bodie
of
all
excrementitious
,
superfluous
and
peccant
Humours
and
Contents
,
with
the
supplying
of
all
defects
,
and
reforming
of
all
deformations
,
which
good
effects
could
she
alwayes
happily
attaine
vnto
and
accomplish
,
according
to
her
intention
,
there
should
neuer
need
any
Physicall
meanes
to
rectifie
the
state
,
or
preserue
the
health
of
the
Body
.
But
the
rebellious
quality
and
ouer-maistring
quantity
of
many
potent
opposites
,
together
with
the
repugnance
of
stubborne
and
obstructed
parts
and
passages
(
contracted
many
times
by
erring
or
vndue
deuiating
from
the
right
administration
or
due
mannage
of
the
Six
Non-naturalls
)
doth
often
delude
and
frustrate
these
her
carefull
intendments
of
their
worthy
ends
.
Now
this
noble
medicine
,
a
most
singular
instrument
of
Physick
,
(
Natures
Hand
maid
)
powerfully
oppugnes
and
resists
her
opposites
,
and
ioining
with
her
in
her
salutary
designes
subdues
and
reduces
them
to
her
obedience
,
reserates
the
ports
and
passages
of
the
body
,
and
amandates
and
expells
whatsoeuer
is
aduerse
or
incongruent
,
and
by
consequence
diuerts
a
world
of
diseases
,
and
conserues
the
health
in
good
latitude
.
A
boystrous
rouzing
Purge
,
like
a
rude
Ramp
that
rashly
pluckes-vp
the
Herbes
with
the
Weedes
,
shuffles
all
sorts
of
Humors
into
confusion
,
and
promiscuously
with
much
violence
to
Nature
eliminates
and
voids
both
good
and
bad
,
as
well
Euchimique
Balsamaries
as
Cacochymique
Bayners
,
whereby
Nature
is
defatigated
and
debilitated
,
and
the
state
of
the
body
much
endammaged
.
But
milde
Panala
,
like
a
discreet
Damsell
,
which
preserues
wholesome
Herbes
,
and
weeds-vp
hurtfull
Weeds
,
doth
by
easie
degrees
gently
,
pleasantly
,
and
safely
,
(
nor
ouer-heating
the
body
,
nor
perturbing
the
Patient
)
raise
and
remoue
the
intrenched
enemy
,
and
disburthens
Nature
of
sincere
and
meere
peccant
Humours
,
thereby
preseruing
the
succulent
and
salutary
Iuices
intire
and
exempt
both
from
euacuation
and
from
incident
corruption
and
infection
,
which
would
necessarily
bee
contracted
by
their
continued
mixture
with
the
vnnaturall
,
if
still
retained
.
To
giue
some
particular
instances
for
the
necessity
and
vse
of
this
preuenting
Physick
,
giue
me
leaue
here
,
more
fully
than
before
,
to
present
vnto
your
view
and
consideration
the
three
Grande
Colonells
which
vsually
with
their
many
troopes
of
Miscreants
assault
and
batter
our
Bulwarkes
of
Health
,
against
all
whose
infesting
forces
Panala
is
furnisht
with
such
munition
,
that
all
their
mischieuous
machinations
and
designes
,
to
demolish
and
ruinate
the
whole
fabricke
of
Mans
Edifice
,
are
countermined
,
dasht
and
disanuld
.
The
three
Chieftaines
encamping
against
our
Cittadell
,
are
Cruditie
,
Rheume
,
Obstruction
,
and
vnder
their
Colours
Bands
of
Sicari●
,
bloody
Bandetti
,
doe
bandy
themselues
to
bane
our
Bodies
at
least
,
yea
many
times
with
stupendious
tortures
they
distune
and
destroy
the
Heauenly
Harmony
of
the
Soule
.
Vnder
Crudities
Colours
are
encamped
Cachexiaes
,
Hydropicall
Diseases
,
Oedemata
or
phlegmatique
and
serous
Swellings
,
flatuous
discursions
,
and
painfull
wringings
in
the
Ilia
and
Colon
,
the
Lienterie
or
flux
of
Excrements
and
indigested
viands
,
with
many
other
great
and
long
griefes
;
Imo
,
Cruditas
assidua
Mater
est
omnium
ferè
aegritudinum
Materialium
.
Those
who
liue
not
orderly
(
sobriè
)
doe
daily
,
according
to
Lessius
,
in
his
Hygiasticon
,
make
some
additament
of
Crude
Humors
,
which
attracted
into
the
veines
&
diffused
into
the
whole
moles
and
bulke
of
the
Body
,
as
into
a
Spunge
,
(
to
the
quantity
of
100
Ounces
in
one
yeere
,
)
doe
in
tract
of
time
putrifie
and
breed
mortall
diseases
,
which
cut
off
most
men
before
their
time
.
For
almost
all
that
dye
of
sicknesse
before
Old
Age
dye
of
this
Cause
.
Amongst
all
sicknesses
marching
after
Cruditie
I
beg
license
not
to
forget
that
numerous
Fyle
of
secret
,
but
forward
foes
,
Serpentine
Wormes
,
those
treacherous
Vnderminers
of
our
Microcosmique
Castle
,
which
come
for
most
part
of
crude
,
superfluous
Chylus
,
and
rauening
for
the
like
become
Robbers
of
Rest
,
Restauration
and
Life
it selfe
.
These
petty
,
puny
Pygmies
(
subterranean
spirits
bred
of
Corruption
and
humid
Heat
)
these
pernicious
pyoners
and
pyners
of
the
Body
,
feed-on
,
deuoure
,
and
consume
the
good
Iuices
prouided
to
nourish
and
maintaine
the
whole
Bulke
,
which
hauing
the
conuoy
of
Nourishment
continualll
cut-off
,
doth
necessarily
become
leane
,
meager
,
and
misliking
,
and
the
Appetite
many
times
insatiable
,
by
reason
the
famelique
or
esurient
spirits
are
robd
of
the
foizon
of
food
,
which
the
Mechanique
should
worke-on
to
furnish
all
the
parts
with
congruent
and
competent
food
.
Oftentimes
the
nutrient
Succi
being
incompetent
to
satiate
and
glut
their
numerous
Gorges
,
they
molest
and
torment
the
intestines
(
the
very
Beds
they
were
bred
in
)
with
corrodant
sucking
,
cause
the
Cholicke
,
paines
like
to
the
Hypochondrique
flatus
(
the
Girdle
of
the
Spleene
)
flux
of
the
Bowells
,
Distension
and
Inflation
of
the
Belly
,
and
diuers
times
stupendious
passions
,
and
in
fine
,
most
dolorous
death
by
perforating
and
eating-thorough
the
Guts
.
Though
therefore
these
Lumbrici
,
bred
and
nourisht
in
the
small
Guts
(
especially
)
of
the
Chylous
Iuices
,
being
crude
and
pituitous
,
doe
oft
continue
and
quietly
containe
themselues
therein
a
long
time
,
in
some
bodies
,
without
any
manifest
dammage
or
inconuenience
,
and
at
length
,
sans
former
discouery
,
cure
or
care
,
descend
with
the
excrements
into
the
Crassa
Intestina
,
and
are
with
the
same
from
thence
eiected
and
cast
out
by
stoole
,
yet
oftentimes
in
their
hungry
hunting
after
food
they
ascend
,
creepe
and
crawle
vp
into
the
Ventricle
,
(
yet
sometimes
produced
there
of
putrid
Ballasts
)
defatigate
and
tire
the
Stomacke
with
tiring
,
pulling
and
lugging
,
hinder
concoction
,
cause
much
Dolour
,
Nauseam
and
loathing
of
Meat
,
Dry
Cough
,
Thirst
,
Hickup
,
Vomitings
,
and
various
other
violent
and
perillous
accidents
,
and
by
gnawing
,
crawling
about
&
pestring
the
Mouth
of
the
Stomacke
,
make
difficult
swallowing
,
and
worse
Symptomes
.
Yea
,
so
wofully
fatall
are
these
accursed
Miscreants
many
times
to
our
weale
,
that
they
wrecke
vs
in
their
owne
wrackes
;
for
lying
dead
in
the
Bowels
,
till
they
bee
putrified
,
they
send
vp
stinking
vapours
,
and
malignant
fumes
,
which
affect
and
infect
both
Heart
and
Head
,
causing
Suffusions
and
Cataracts
in
the
Eyes
,
Falling
Evills
,
Alienation
of
the
Minde
,
Palpitation
of
the
Heart
,
Faintings
,
Swoondings
,
Cold
and
ill-sented
Sweats
,
inordinate
Feuers
with
horrour
and
rigour
,
Trembling
and
dissolution
of
the
Body
,
Convulsions
and
other
fearfull
Symptomes
,
and
other
Concomitants
of
daingerous
consequence
.
This
multiplicious
Band
of
banefull
Miscreants
are
the
most
timous
and
frequent
infesters
of
the
Bodies
fabricke
,
not
onely
assaulting
tender
Infancy
and
Childhood
,
but
euen
setting
vpon
Manhood
also
,
with
their
pestiferous
Troopes
of
Torturess
which
are
many
times
found
to
swarme
in
malignant
Fevers
.
And
I
hold
it
very
probable
,
that
the
vntimely
Death
of
most
Children
,
may
truly
be
attributed
to
Wormes
,
and
other
dints
and
effects
dimaining
from
such
superfluous
and
crude
Indigestions
.
But
this
dainger
(
saith
Lessius
)
by
well
purging
the
body
yeerly
at
Spring
and
Fall
,
is
preuented
,
and
the
Life
produced
to
verie
Old
Age.
For
Children
therefore
and
all
Students
and
others
of
small
exercise
or
ill
Diet
,
it
is
most
requisite
to
vse
such
temperate
Evacuation
euery
yeere
at
such
times
,
and
for
all
others
against
euery
Climaterique
or
Seuenth
and
Nynth
yeere
,
according
to
the
Counsell
of
Taisnerus
,
from
Marsilius
Ficinus
,
shewing
that
by
helpe
of
Astrology
and
Physicke
,
naturall
Death
may
be
deferred
.
Sed
haec
parerga
:
These
wormes
haue
made
me
weaue
too
large
a
Webbe
of
course
raw
Thread
:
therefore
no
more
of
Colonell
Cruditie
.
Rhume
musters
Inflamations
of
the
Eyes
,
of
the
Almonds
,
of
the
Throat
,
of
the
Vunla
:
the
Angina
,
Tooth-Ach
,
paines
in
the
Eares
,
and
others
parts
of
the
Head
,
Coughs
,
griefes
and
weaknesse
of
the
Stomacke
;
Excoriations
,
and
Apostumes
of
the
Lungs
,
Liuer
,
Reines
and
Bladder
,
stabbing
Pleurisies
,
pining
Consumptions
,
Fluxes
of
the
Belly
;
the
Cholicke
and
the
Sciatica
,
Gouts
of
diuerse
sorts
,
and
Tumors
against
Nature
:
Deafnes
and
Blindnesse
,
Palsies
and
mortal
Apoplexsies
.
For
this
Distillation
(
Catarrbus
,
deflluxion
,
or
falling
of
supervacuous
humors
from
the
Head
into
the
subiected
parts
)
yssuing
from
the
ventricle
of
the
Braine
,
and
from
its
Convex
and
encompassing
Meninges
when
t
is
more
exuperant
into
the
Inwards
of
the
body
,
stirres
vp
diuers
mischiefes
in
our
Microcosme
:
For
rushing
into
the
Roots
or
Originalls
of
the
Nerues
,
it
causes
Stupors
,
Tremblings
,
Palsies
,
and
Apoplexies
:
into
the
Organs
of
the
Senses
,
it
causes
tabring
in
the
Eares
,
and
dulnesse
of
Hearing
,
and
Dimnesse
of
Sight
:
into
the
Nose
,
Stuffings
and
losse
of
Smelling
;
into
the
Iawes
and
rough
Arterie
,
Cough
and
Hoarsnesse
;
into
the
Lungs
,
the
Asthma
and
Consumptions
;
into
the
Ventricle
,
Cruditie
and
Indigestion
;
into
the
Intestines
,
Flux
of
the
Bowels
,
and
from
hence
if
it
insinuate
it selfe
into
the
Liuer-Veines
(
by
the
Mesaraicks
)
it
thickens
there
and
stuffes
both
veines
and
vessels
with
Obstructions
.
Sometimes
it
sallies
and
comes
from
without
and
aboue
the
Cranium
or
Skull
,
especially
from
vnder
the
Skin
of
the
Crowne
(
where
the
Extreames
of
the
veines
,
creeping
and
caried
by
and
thorow
the
face
and
fore-head
or
Temples
,
are
bestowed
and
terminated
in
and
about
the
Verticall
point
)
and
then
it
passes
and
disperses
into
the
eyes
,
into
the
Mandibles
,
the
Teeth
,
the
Necke
,
the
Shoulders
,
Armes
,
Sides
,
Backe
,
Loynes
,
Hyps
,
Thighes
,
and
in
conclusion
into
all
the
Ioints
;
insomuch
that
all
Arthritique
and
almost
all
Externall
paines
dimane
from
this
Outward
Defluxion
.
The
last
,
not
the
least
of
the
Three-Chiefetaines
is
Obstruction
,
a
Potent
Foe
,
vigilant
in
his
designes
and
neuer
vnfurnisht
of
one
Machine
or
other
,
Fire-workes
,
water-workes
,
and
other
Munition
.
The
Liuer
is
a
maine
marke
of
his
Ayme
,
both
because
it
furnishes
all
parts
with
prouision
,
and
for
that
it
lies
open
to
his
Battries
,
by
reason
,
that
the
numerous
deriuation
of
Venulae
,
both
from
the
Port
and
Hollow-veine
(
through
which
two
all
the
Alimentarie
Iuices
haue
their
Passages
)
is
in
most
exile
and
slender
branchlets
(
apt
to
bee
oppilated
and
stopt
with
viscid
Humours
)
dissipated
and
obliterated
into
the
substance
of
that
Pareuchyma
.
Here
he
commands
ouer
Scirrhosities
,
hard
Swellings
,
Inflammations
(
to
the
fortifying
of
the
Liuer
sometimes
)
Feuers
,
Fluxes
,
Iaundise
;
There
Hydropique
,
Cachectique
,
Cachochymique
affects
,
Greene
Sicknesse
,
and
other
Discolorations
,
putrifaction
of
Humours
,
and
Atrophia
(
snailie
extenuation
or
slow
pining
away
of
the
body
)
with
Battries
many
moe
.
Now
he
leuels
at
the
Gall
,
turnes
the
contained
Choler
to
stony
concretion
,
and
diuerts
the
affluent
to
the
diffusion
of
auruginous
Tinctures
.
Hemorrhages
and
naturall
Evacuations
of
Blood
are
supprest
in
both
Sexes
through
his
designements
vpon
the
great
veines
,
and
vpon
the
Mesaraiques
,
the
Hemorrhoids
are
stopt
,
and
Melancholique
and
feuerous
affections
set
to
broach
.
By
setting
vpon
the
Mist
,
Hee
obfuscates
the
Mind
with
colid
fumes
,
col●●quates
and
wasts
the
Body
and
defaedates
the
skin
.
By
attempts
in
the
Intestines
,
he
hurts
the
Digestion
(
occasioning
crudity
of
Stomacke
)
and
hinders
Ejection
:
sometimes
though
seldome
hee
indurates
and
euen
lapifies
the
Phlegme
heapt
vp
in
the
Cells
of
the
Caecum
and
Colon
,
but
many
times
stirs
vp
and
raises
stupendious
windie
Passions
in
the
Ilia
and
greater
guts
,
as
if
he
meant
by
Mines
to
blow
vp
the
maine
Bulwerke
with
violent
blasts
.
For
impeaching
the
free
Conuoy
of
the
Spirits
by
obstructing
their
Conduits
the
Nerues
and
thereby
mustering-vp
Suffusions
of
the
Eye
,
Palsies
,
Convulsions
,
Apoplexies
,
Epilepsies
or
the
like
;
because
it
may
be
controuerted
,
whether
the
inrolment
of
these
belong
to
this
Band
or
to
some
Regiments
mustering-vp
maligne
vapours
,
or
other
hostile
meanes
,
I
leaue
it
to
the
subtile
disputes
of
deeper
straines
.
But
I
may
not
omit
his
obturating
or
contracting
the
Pores
of
the
skin
(
whether
by
mustering
the
cold
and
open
ambient
Ayre
against
the
Maine
,
or
by
calling-in
some
ayerie
or
windie
Percolation
against
any
one
Member
)
whereby
excrementitious
matter
rarified
into
fuliginous
vapours
for
exhalation
and
evaporation
is
reverberated
and
driuen
backe
againe
.
For
this
Reverberation
shuffles
the
Humors
and
the
Spirits
,
into
confused
Combustions
,
and
all
the
Intrinsicke
Faculties
into
mutinous
and
tumultuous
Routs
to
the
grieuous
pervert
and
great
disturbance
of
the
Oeconomie
of
the
Microcosme
and
many
times
to
the
vtter
subuersion
and
ruine
of
the
Fabricke
.
Besides
;
who
hath
not
heard
of
the
Holland
Baliue
&
of
the
Baylife
of
the
Hundreds
(
Popular
Agues
,
Plagues
of
those
parts
)
how
frequently
they
infest
these
Fenny
&
Moorish
Flats
?
Neither
of
these
walkes
(
and
they
are
euer
restlesse
)
his
Perambulation
(
chiefly
the
Autumnall
)
but
hee
s
furnisht
with
a
thousand
Warrant
Dormants
,
to
attach
with
Arrest
that
will
daunt
the
daring
courage
of
the
stoutest
Heart
with
shiuering
cold
,
and
trembling
rigour
;
yea
,
more
,
before
he
leaue
fingring
him
on
whom
he
once
fastens
his
hold
,
he
will
amate
his
manhood
,
melt
his
marowie
and
brawnie
strength
,
and
powre
out
his
haughty
Spirits
in
sordid
Sweats
.
And
doth
the
Vp-land
Countries
scape
and
goe
Scot
freee
from
such
bainfull
Arrests
?
shew
me
the
Towne
can
truly
tell
and
auow
it
smells
not
of
the
Summons
of
a
Trienniall
Visitation
(
at
least
)
by
some
Epedimique
Disease
or
other
?
If
the
blacke
Ague
(
so
the
Country
calls
her
frequent
but
vnwelcome
guest
,
Synochum
putridam
malignam
)
the
Measils
,
small
Pocks
,
Tertian
or
Quart●n
feuer
wil
be
sure
to
haue
a
fling
amongst
them
:
And
few
or
none
goe
about
to
aske
or
once
to
question
them
,
but
let
them
passe
impune
as
too
potent
or
too
masterfull
to
be
dealt
withall
.
For
all
these
miscreants
this
mild
medication
is
a
dainty
&
deliuer
Supersedeas
,
to
preuent
the
Arrest
,
&
seldome
fails
of
an
authentique
Liberate
,
to
deliuer
from
all
dures
of
such
fellon
faitors
.
Nay
,
though
hee
's
no
right
Errant
nor
a
true
Arrant
Bailiffe
,
that
loues
not
a
Cup
of
nappy
Ale
,
yet
whosoeuer's
perfumed
with
a
Fortnight-sent
of
my
Ale
,
hee
s
sped
of
a
Spell
that
will
not
fail
to
fright-away
all
such
Miscreant
spirits
from
neerer
approach
.
For
noble
Panala
(
Penthesilea
like
armed
at
all
points
)
passing
corporally
by
veines
and
other
vessells
,
and
spiritually
by
invisible
Perspirations
into
all
the
members
and
dimensions
of
the
body
(
per
totum
transfluxilis
et
perspirabilis
)
tufts
and
hunts
out
al
superfluous
and
vitious
contents
,
and
serrits
them
forth
from
out
their
lurking
Holds
and
Dens
,
by
means
whereof
no
matter
being
left
for
putrifaction
nor
for
obstruction
,
the
whole
body
actuates
in
free
perspirability
,
and
the
Calidum
Innatum
,
no
way
obrute
but
freed
from
extinction
,
yeeldes
to
no
forraigne
contagion
,
nor
stoopes
to
inbred
corruption
,
but
stoutly
and
strongly
marches
against
,
encounters
,
foiles
and
eliminates
all
malignities
.
For
by
attenuating
,
absterging
and
euacuating
,
it
quits
all
the
materiall
causes
of
those
and
other
morbosities
,
intercepts
and
cuts-off
their
conuoyes
of
Munition
(
whether
consisting
in
vitious
or
superfluous
Humors
,
indisposition
or
excesse
of
nutrient
iuices
,
or
other
contents
,
or
straightnesse
of
the
passages
)
and
by
rectifying
and
roborating
the
principalls
,
remedies
the
distemper
and
imbecility
of
the
parts
,
and
diuerts
or
quashes
their
mischieuous
designes
,
and
lastly
by
congruent
association
to
Nature
and
by
equable
and
proportionate
contrarietie
to
Sicknesse
,
it
conserues
and
maintaines
the
state
of
the
Body
in
good
latitude
of
Health
,
repells
incongruent
diseases
,
and
effectually
repaires
lapsed
and
impaired
sanitude
.
Such
and
so
manifest
,
with
many
more
,
howsoeuer
these
attributes
may
seeme
to
many
men
to
be
too
many
,
are
the
virtues
and
effects
of
this
duly
composed
and
truly
impregnated
Panala
,
especially
if
it
be
(
as
it
alwayes
ought
to
be
)
ministrred
Medica
manu
,
quae
vniuersalia
particularibus
,
ordinata
&
rationali
methodo
,
accommodata
,
adhibet
;
otherwise
,
it
is
(
like
euery
other
Medicine
)
but
a
Caruers
toole
in
a
Carters
hand
,
whose
wooden
workmanship
quickly
marres
,
but
neuer
makes
a
good
Sculpture
.
T
is
not
the
instrument
but
the
knowledge
and
dexterity
of
the
Artist
,
which
makes-vp
the
Master-piece
in
euery
Artifice
:
Argus
his
eares
had
kept-open
his
eyes
to
keepe-on
his
head
,
if
better
fingring
than
Parts
rude
handling
,
though
vpon
Apollos
Harpe
,
had
not
charmed
them
with
harmonious
melodie
to
betray
their
double
charge
.
CHAP.
XII
.
Of
the
cheape
and
prest
accommodations
of
Panala
.
MAny
irrationall
creatures
,
led
by
the
meere
Instinct
of
Nature
,
doe
,
vpon
occasion
of
need
,
betake
themselues
to
th'
use
of
medicinable
meanes
for
recouery
of
health
and
cure
of
hurts
:
But
Man
,
illuminated
with
the
Diuine
Beames
of
a
reasonable
Soule
,
is
many
times
(
more
than
onely
the
hominum
vulgi
)
much
more
sottish
and
more
absurdly
conceited
in
this
kinde
,
than
meere
bruits
,
(
Birds
,
Beasts
,
Fish
,
Reptilia
&
Insecta
etiam
)
which
we
know
doe
vsually
vse
(
with
much
labour
many
times
to
finde
or
fetch
)
Physicall
helpes
for
their
hurts
and
infirmities
,
where
he
is
so
farre
from
the
intertaine
of
the
Practicke
or
approue
of
the
Art
,
that
hee
condemnes
the
sacred
ordinance
,
which
God
himselfe
created
(
and
gaue
to
our
first
Parents
)
diuine
Oracles
so
much
and
so
oft
commend
,
and
prophane
Authors
of
all
sorts
(
Philosophers
,
Historians
,
Orators
,
Poets
)
callaud
;
in
so
much
that
Donzellin
holds
them
worthy
to
be
abandoned
of
all
mankind
(
Anticyras
relegandos
)
which
dare
seens
sentire
,
intertaine
an
ill
thought
of
it
,
and
doubtlesse
would
hold
him
vnworthy
the
comfort
of
any
creature
that
should
collinire
brand
or
besmeere
this
heauenly
gift
of
the
Creator
with
the
foule
clouted
terme
of
Imposture
or
Iuggling
.
Yet
for
all
this
fond
fancy
against
Physicke
,
the
silliest
Man
of
a
million
,
when
he
sees
his
Iade
tainted
with
the
Yellowes
,
or
his
Beast
infected
with
the
Murren
,
will
haste
for
helpe
to
some
Horsleach
,
and
count
it
frugality
,
and
good
gaine
too
,
to
recouer
a
Cart-horse
with
a
Crowne
cost
(
sometimes
)
in
hope
to
recouer
ten
.
Oh
,
but
to
bestow
fiue
shillings
in
Physicke
vpon
his
owne
karcasse
,
t
is
a
peslance
expense
,
the
quarter
charge
will
goe
farre
in
Ale-berries
and
Cawdells
,
and
a
few
pence
will
furnish
the
whole
Manie
with
Treacle
and
Aquavitae
:
if
these
and
a
pepperd
Possill
with
a
Head-bind
helpe
not
,
then
farewell
my
neighbour
Hide-bound
,
he
'le
rather
dye
thrice
,
than
deale
once
with
other
Drugs
than
such
as
his
Maud
can
mash
,
and
his
fore-fathers
vsed
to
meddle
with
for
their
Medeale
.
Thus
many
people
,
euen
whole
Myriads
of
Men
,
through
their
superstitious
aduersnesse
against
Physicke
,
or
penurious
pedling
with
paltry
trash
,
or
idle
tempering
with
tinkerlie
Physmicaries
,
doe
ordinarily
,
in
their
penny
wise
wisedomes
,
exhaust
and
consume
both
Body
and
Goods
in
long
languishings
,
which
might
haue
beene
easily
remedied
and
redeemed
by
the
timous
counsell
of
an
honest
Artist
.
For
instance
;
Is
it
not
a
world
of
wonder
,
to
see
,
what
palpable
poore
neglect
is
commonly
cast-vpon
the
curatiue
care
euen
of
Furie
Feuers
,
chiefly
Quartanes
?
doth
not
almost
euery
Man
(
though
nigh
mated
with
stupendious
symptomes
and
passions
)
feed
his
fond
fancy
with
this
Selfe-soothed
Sooth-say
,
T
is
but
an
Ague
and
must
haue
the
Course
;
Incursu
nimirum
suo
Quartanam
non
esse
impediendam
,
this
misconceiued
Tenet
must
blanch
and
roborate
their
sorry
Conceipts
,
which
further
also
to
colour
,
one
foists
a
piece
of
Piso
,
snatcht
from
the
Sequence
,
for
his
plea
,
and
boldly
auowes
from
Hippocrates
,
that
of
all
Feuers
the
Quartane
is
the
easiest
and
the
safest
,
and
vindicates
from
other
great
Diseases
,
as
Convulsions
and
Epilepsies
.
Another
dights-vp
Auisoes
Doore
with
the
Ding-dong
Prouerb
,
Pro
Febre
Quartana
ràrò
sonat
Campana
,
He
flatly
tells
you
,
the
Bell
seldome
tolls
for
a
Quartane
,
neuer
considering
that
Erratique
and
Quotidian
Agues
deriued
from
grosse
and
pituitous
Humors
,
putrifying
(
whether
turning
atribilary
or
otherwise
)
doe
for
most
part
turne
Bastard-Quartanes
,
and
that
Quartanes
concomitant
with
vitious
Liuer
and
other
vessells
ill
affected
doe
often
lapse
the
Loath-Physick
into
Scyrrhosities
of
Liuer
,
Spleene
,
Reines
,
and
breed
Dropsies
,
Iaundise
,
Hypochondriaque
Melancholly
,
or
some
other
scuruy
Disease
,
of
which
euer
and
anon
diuers
are
dropping
away
,
or
else
drooping
in
desperate
languishings
,
to
teach
them
and
all
such
Selfe-soothing
heretiques
in
this
kind
,
that
this
Opprobrium
Medicorum
(
the
Quartane
)
springing
from
the
impatience
of
inconstant
Patients
,
nor
brooking
nor
abiding
any
regular
course
for
due
cure
,
can
quickly
turne
to
a
sharpe
and
a
tough
Scourge
to
schoole
them
with
a
Pay-Home
by
attourney
,
shall
make
them
cry
peccaui
for
so
fond
sleighting
salutary
Caues
and
medicinable
Cautions
for
due
Cure
.
These
Men
are
no
markes
for
the
bent
of
my
aymes
,
I
am
well
contented
my
Composition
suits
none
of
their
humours
;
why
should
a
man
study
the
cure
or
the
care
of
them
,
who
are
so
carelesse
of
themselues
?
Fatuitatis
suae
poenas
luent
,
let
them
reap
the
rotten-ripe
bitter
fruits
of
their
owne
follies
,
and
post
to
anticipated
ends
before
their
times
for
contempt
of
the
meanes
,
or
lingring
miserably
dye
to
saue
charges
,
if
it
bee
sauing
to
be
dishabled
,
by
long
languors
,
of
following
their
Callings
which
call
for
their
personall
mannage
,
without
medication
,
for
most
part
,
very
slowly
made
competible
.
For
such
as
blow-vp
Trifle-Fees
with
turgid
put-off
of
wind-puft
Complement
,
let
their
empty
bladders
freely
float-on
their
dung-hill
puddles
and
turne
ayrie
Bubbles
,
till
their
glitterand
selfe-swolne
greatnesse
,
with
the
Launce
of
inward
Pride
(
not
of
my
Pen
)
burst
into
Hally-water
to
besmeare
their
browes
in
their
base
bowes
to
Mammon
.
For
those
who
once
assured
of
cure
,
by
honest
care
of
the
carefull
Physitian
,
doe
straight
grow
sight-sicke
,
eare-sicke
,
thought-sicke
of
him
,
and
in
stead
of
remunerating
his
merits
,
doe
nauseate
his
Face
,
Name
,
Memory
;
let
their
penance
bee
daily
to
be
verst
in
publique
profession
of
this
foure-fold
version
,
till
shame
,
conscience
,
or
dread
of
Duell
with
the
last
auersion
,
worke
his
conuersion
from
penurious
basenesse
.
Deus
.
Vm
nigris
aegrum
propè
Mors
circumu●lat
alis
Funestamque
aciem
funera
jamque
parat
,
Tum
me
promissis
beat
&
domus
omnis
adorat
,
Meque
salutiferum
clamitat
esse
Deum
.
Angelus
.
Paulò
vbi
conualuit
,
paulum
de
numine
nostro
Cessit
,
&
in
nostris
auribus
ist
a
sona●●
,
Tu
Caelo
nobis
demissus
es
Angelus
alto
,
Praemia
quae
vestri
quanta
laboris
erant
?
Homo
.
Iamque
Machaonia
magis
&
magis
arte
leuatus
,
Cum
sedet
ante
focum
progrediturque
tripes
,
Oh
Homo
non
frustrà
,
tantos
subijsse
labores
Nosces
,
quod
restat
tu
modò
tolle
malum
.
Daemon
.
Ast
ego
,
si
penitus
jam
sanum
praemia
poscam
,
Ille
Deus
pridem
,
mox
Cacodaemon
ero
;
Aurea
verba
volant
,
mala
vox
cirūvolat
aureis
,
Limine
me
,
torvo
lumine
,
pellis
onus
.
I
haue
transformed
the
last
lines
of
the
Doctors
gradarie
Disreguard
,
and
translated
it
thus
;
God
.
Whilst
ore
thy
down-sick
Head
pale
Death
doth
houer
,
And
's
eager
Stoops
to
trusse
thy
Soule
affright
thee
,
Faire
Heights
of
Bounty
blesse
Me
,
all
doe
honour
,
All
Dei●ie
,
all
God
of
Health
doe
height
Me.
Angell
.
Streight
as
thy
State
to
better
plight
inclines
,
I
'me
styl'd
an
Angell
sent
from
Heauen
to
cure
Thee
,
My
Deitie
to
Demi-God
declines
,
Yet
ô
,
what
golden
words
thou
giu'st
t'
allure
me
!
Man
.
Still
,
as
thy
strength
doth
wax
,
my
worship
waines
,
Chaire
,
Staffe
and
Stomacke
,
all
things
gin
to
ease
thee
;
Good
Sir
now
saist
,
yet
happy
are
thy
paines
,
Root
out
the
Reliques
and
I
le
richly
please
Thee
.
Deuill
.
But
to
full
freedome
bayl'd
from
bayn-full
Euill
,
If
then
my
carefull
Visits
speake
due
prize
,
God-Head
,
Gold-Heights
forgot
,
thou
dubst
me
Deuill
And
(
●●●●uie
)
con●ures
forth
with
toruie
Eyes
.
Thus
,
whom
with
painfull
Care
J'ue
cur'd
my
Patient
,
The
Sicke
this
must
I
personate
,
turne
Patient
.
To
meet
with
some
misconceiuings
of
better
minded
people
,
who
,
willingly
embrace
Gods
Ordinance
,
and
the
vse
of
ordinary
meanes
of
cure
by
Physicke
,
but
not
well
apprehending
,
heeding
or
remembring
their
directions
for
vsage
of
the
medicines
prescribed
or
giuen
vnto
them
,
wrong
themselues
and
crosse
the
Physician
in
their
preposterous
applications
,
I
haue
selected
and
setled
vpon
the
composition
of
Panala
,
the
prescript
of
whose
Administration
and
vsage
is
so
plaine
and
familiar
,
no
man
,
of
any
braine
,
need
fall
into
any
misprise
or
mistake
,
much
lesse
commit
the
palpable
grosse
Errors
,
which
many
runne
into
in
most
other
medicable
courses
,
in
which
euery
Practitioner
finds
mistakings
to
be
as
vsuall
as
Eating
and
Drinking
.
Here
's
one
champes
his
Pils
,
and
for
disgust
spits
them
out
with
an
out
,
out
,
another
stuphes
or
bathes
with
his
potion
,
a
Third
drinkes
his
Clister-stuffe
,
or
eates
his
Suppositarie
;
and
there
's
one
turnes
Electuaries
to
vnguents
,
Injections
to
Gargarismes
,
&
vice
versa
;
but
he
that
's
so
warie
,
hee
will
not
turne
th'
other
furnishment
to
the
Task
of
his
Teeth
,
yet
mistakes
the
morning-Draught
for
the
Euenings
,
and
either
doubles
or
diuides
th'
appointed
Dose
.
But
in
th'
vse
and
pursuit
of
Panala
,
there
are
nor
curiosities
,
nor
varieties
of
the
Medication
,
to
beget
misprisions
,
only
a
constant
Course
,
without
any
Cumber
,
to
drinke
a
Cup
of
Ale
twice
or
thrice
a
day
,
as
is
shewed
Cap.
5.
&
6.
Panala
also
happily
preuents
and
cuts
off
the
fond
irresolution
which
ordinarily
possesses
many
Patients
,
who
hauing
taken
a
Dose
or
two
of
any
Prescript
,
and
not
finding
manifest
present-ease
thereby
,
doe
straight
entertaine
a
strong
and
a
resolute
abandoning
of
all
further
progresse
in
Physicke
,
when
that
they
tooke
was
perscribed
but
in
Nature
of
a
preparatiue
to
the
maine
Intention
,
either
onely
to
prepare
the
vessells
or
the
Humors
,
or
to
comfort
the
Spirits
,
and
enhable
Nature
to
hold
out
for
the
cure
.
For
comming
in
the
Port
and
customable
Habit
of
meere
Ale
or
common
Drinkes
,
what
Man
amongst
a
Million
will
be
so
wilfull
or
inconsiderate
,
as
,
hauing
past
the
Pykes
of
payment
and
preparation
of
the
Potion
,
that
he
will
euer
entertaine
a
thought
of
refusing
or
giuing
ouer
so
prest
,
so
familiar
and
so
freindly
a
Companion
,
before
the
last
Cup
conclude
and
strike
the
parting
blow
of
a
comfortable
kind
Farewell
?
And
the
resolued
Patient
by
constant
perseuering
in
propining
and
following
the
Medicine
,
may
with
good
assurance
propound
and
promise
to
himselfe
truly
to
reape
the
ripe
and
wholsome
fruits
of
the
principall
Intention
by
beneficent
Medication
,
which
so
many
daily
misse
of
through
impatient
and
preposterous
hast
to
reach
and
reape
them
before
Maturitie
.
For
those
therefore
that
in
Heart
doe
honour
the
honest
physitian
as
the
Instrument
of
God
,
ordained
for
their
Health
,
and
like
good
Tenants
for
Terme
of
Life
cary
conscionable
minds
,
to
keepe
the
Edifices
of
their
Bodies
committed
to
their
care
and
custody
,
in
good
and
sound
plight
,
and
to
repaire
dilapidations
and
decayes
respectiuely
,
although
perhaps
neither
very
able
to
bestow
much
cost
,
nor
in
case
to
spare
much
time
in
Quest
and
pursuit
of
such
their
care
,
haue
I
published
the
benefique
operation
of
this
most
accommodate
Medicine
,
that
I
may
in
some
reasonable
measure
gratifie
such
their
ingenuous
respects
:
And
for
further
gratification
,
I
haue
at
all
times
Funds
or
Bags
of
the
Ingredients
in
readinesse
made
vp
compleat
(
as
well
without
purgatiues
,
as
with
them
)
and
fitted
for
Infusion
.
The
Bag
is
portable
(
in
pocket
or
otherwaies
)
many
Hundred
Miles
,
and
durable
in
full
vigor
and
virtue
,
thirty
or
forty
dayes
at
least
,
yea
many
Moneths
,
being
made
vp
without
Raisons
,
so
that
any
man
may
furnish
himselfe
therewith
in
his
trauell
or
otherwise
,
and
at
his
pleasure
and
leasure
,
when
he
comes
home
,
infuse
and
vse
it
without
Curiosity
or
Incumber
.
For
the
Body
thereof
,
let
that
bee
no
Burthen
of
Imputation
to
any
Impeach
of
the
Reputation
,
seeing
,
as
I
haue
said
,
it
Supercedes
the
Additaments
which
many
famous
Medicines
of
other
Formes
need
Bodying
with
all
for
apt
taking
and
vehieulation
,
in
that
being
composed
into
potable
Liquor
,
impregnated
with
the
Essentiall
parts
and
Spirits
(
no
whit
evaporated
with
forraigne
heat
)
of
euery
Ingredient
diffused
in
and
incorporated
with
ordinarie
Drinks
,
there
can
be
no
vehicle
or
better
Conuoy
of
medicinable
qualities
into
the
Members
&
Remotes
of
the
body
.
The
purchase
of
Panala
is
too
cheap
for
so
precious
a
medicine
;
for
the
price
is
but
fiue
shillings
(
with
directions
for
the
vse
)
and
the
same
seruing
for
two
Gallons
of
Ale
will
furnish
two
Patients
for
seuen
,
or
One
14.
daies
Physicke
,
as
aforesaid
:
so
that
a
man
may
haue
two
Doses
or
Draughts
for
a
Tester
,
which
in
other
Medications
is
commonly
doubled
and
many
times
trebled
for
one
Purge
:
but
compounded
without
purgers
,
you
haue
it
for
the
moitie
of
the
charge
,
and
this
makes
a
most
delicate
Drinke
(
of
like
quantity
)
of
much
more
true
worth
than
Bragat
or
Metheglin
.
Panala
also
supercedes
and
saues
the
charge
of
preparations
,
for
cutting
of
humors
and
of
vehiculums
,
for
diffusion
and
cariage
into
all
parts
of
the
body
,
both
which
helps
are
necessarily
required
in
most
other
sorts
and
formes
of
Physicke
.
Besides
that
,
this
sparing
or
temperate
Diet
,
requisite
in
the
vse
hereof
,
saues
more
money
in
meat
and
Drinke
,
then
the
cost
this
Physicke
comes
vnto
:
and
for
the
second
Infusion
of
the
same
Bag
,
it
lasts
no
lesse
time
,
and
costs
nothing
you
know
but
new
Raisons
,
and
Ale
,
yet
is
it
of
excellent
vse
,
either
for
Meale-Drinke
in
th'
vse
of
th'
other
,
or
after
th'
other
is
spent
for
rectifying
and
confirming
the
State
of
the
Body
.
For
the
new
and
Nude
Infusion
compounded
without
Purgers
,
the
proportion
finds
a
man
altering
Physicke
for
a
matter
of
two
pence
per
Diem
,
(
besides
Ale
)
except
it
bee
made
a
Meal-drinke
,
which
in
most
cases
is
needlesse
.
Touching
the
Time
taken-vp
in
continuing
the
take
of
this
Physicke
,
I
may
say
,
Sat
cito
,
vt
sat
scite
,
fit
Medicatio
,
quae
sat
bene
:
Good
speed
is
euermore
best
speed
.
But
this
salue
may
well
be
saued
,
here
's
seldome
any
Soare
to
need
it
.
For
in
Cautionare
courses
,
for
Prevention
of
Infirmities
,
it
spends
time
,
but
loses
none
,
because
it
interrupts
no
businesse
,
saue
when
the
Inclemencie
of
the
Heauens
giue
Caueat
of
Keepe-in
,
to
auoyd
the
iniuries
of
ill
weather
,
which
no
wise
man
will
vpon
any
Naturall
Flux
expose
his
body
vnto
:
and
in
the
Arrest
of
Sicknes
't
is
the
Infirmity
,
not
the
Physicke
,
that
detaines
him
within
Doores
,
not
so
much
for
shelter
and
couert
from
the
frownes
and
worse
effects
of
the
Skye
,
as
for
the
necessitated
Dures
enforced
by
the
Disease
:
besides
,
that
if
vrgent
occasions
call
forth
into
intemperate
weather
from
Cautionary
courses
,
he
may
intermit
a
day
or
more
,
as
in
Cap.
6.
is
laid
downe
.
Nor
doth
the
medicine
giuen
ouer
,
or
ended
after
moderate
continuance
,
constipate
or
leaue
the
body
Costiue
,
ouer-dryed
,
heated
,
debilitated
or
exhausted
of
Balsamique
iuices
,
nor
affected
with
any
distemper
,
ill
Impression
or
deprauing
affects
contracted
or
dimaning
from
the
same
(
as
is
already
declared
Cap.
9.
)
but
well
disposed
,
vigorous
,
actiue
and
full
of
Spirits
.
He
that
is
any
thing
verst
in
the
Practique
of
Physicke
,
may
easily
obserue
and
find
,
that
Nature
euermore
best
accords
and
cooperates
with
Medicines
which
aggrate
and
oblectate
the
Senses
,
but
shewes
her selfe
auerse
in
refractary
reluctation
against
the
displeasant
,
so
that
euen
Stomatiques
,
giuen
for
comfort
and
fortification
,
if
they
be
very
ingrate
,
doe
bring
forth
little
Good
,
but
in
stead
of
subuening
and
helping
,
they
subvert
and
hurt
the
Ventricle
:
what
fruit
then
can
bee
expected
from
Physicke
,
whose
Disgust
and
auersnesse
to
Tast
and
Stomacke
breed●s
that
nauseous
loathing
in
Nature
which
peruerts
her
operatiue
Faculties
in
all
parts
of
the
Body
?
Best
practitioners
therefore
,
to
preuent
all
incongruences
,
and
to
gratifie
the
patient
,
do
clarifie
,
color
,
edulcorate
,
acidulate
&
aromati●e
Syrupes
,
Iulapes
,
Apozemes
,
Electuaries
,
and
other
Formes
of
physicke
,
respectiuely
,
palliating
pills
with
gilding
,
when
they
cannot
paliate
their
bitternesse
.
For
when
familiar
Obiects
delight
the
Eye
,
recreate
the
Sensory
of
smelling
,
please
the
Pallate
,
comfort
the
Stomake
,
and
exhilerate
the
Heart
,
(
that
Fountaine
of
Life
,
)
they
Sympathyze
and
side
with
Nature
,
eleuate
the
Spirits
,
stimulate
and
stirre
vp
the
languishing
Appetite
,
rouze
her
drowsie
Forces
and
Faculties
(
vitall
and
Animall
)
sopite
in
sicknesse
,
and
resuscitate
and
refresh
the
Natiue
Heat
which
alone
concocts
,
digests
and
calmes
Diseases
,
and
by
extenuating
the
Thicke
,
and
clensing
the
viscous
Humors
,
and
by
expediting
Obstructions
,
faciliates
and
promotes
the
operations
both
of
Food
and
physicke
,
insomuch
that
purges
compounded
of
some
Ingredients
which
of
themselues
would
subuert
or
disturbe
the
Stomacke
,
if
they
be
condited
,
corrected
and
accommodated
with
good
Aromatiques
,
they
are
little
or
nothing
offensiue
to
the
principall
parts
,
and
more
safely
purge
excrementitious
Humors
by
Stoole
,
as
also
by
vomit
respectiuely
.
My
care
therefore
was
so
to
compound
my
Panala
,
that
besides
the
little
Cost
and
lesse
Cumber
,
it
neither
offends
the
Eye
with
the
loathed
Obiect
of
a
muddy
substance
,
nor
the
smell
with
ill
vapor
or
sauor
,
nor
palate
nor
ventricle
with
disgust
or
ingrate
Relish
,
but
it
is
a
depured
,
cleere
,
sweet
,
delicate
and
singular
Extract
impregnated
with
the
succulent
Iuices
,
sincere
Spirits
and
singular
Virtues
of
Specifique
Ingredients
.
Moreouer
,
't
is
of
a
moderate
Temperature
indifferently
accommodable
to
euery
Age
,
Sex
,
and
Constitution
,
and
so
familiar
and
pleasing
to
the
Sight
,
Smell
,
Taste
and
Stomacke
,
and
so
conformable
to
the
principall
Members
,
that
the
most
curious
palates
and
daintiest
Bodies
may
and
doe
drinke
it
,
and
digest
its
operations
with
Delight
:
yet
for
all
this
will
I
not
arrogate
the
title
of
a
Purum
Putum
Areanum
vnto
my
Panala
,
though
considering
the
whole
progresse
of
preparations
of
the
Potion
(
from
the
growing
of
the
Graine
,
to
the
drawing
of
the
Drink
)
it
may
well
merit
the
esteeme
of
a
singular
Extract
and
Spagyrique
Medicine
.
Much
lesse
will
I
bee
so
absurd
an
Impudent
to
attribute
vnto
one
and
the
same
Infusion
,
founded
vpon
irrationall
Empiricie
or
other
confused
Intention
,
the
potent
Supercede
of
all
other
Physicke
,
and
so
to
gull
the
world
or
beget
an
opinion
,
that
my
single
Panala
is
simply
an
absolute
Panacea
,
which
instar
vniuersalis
cujusdam
vniuersalissimi
,
is
able
to
cure
all
diseases
in
all
Persons
,
and
at
all
Times
promiscuously
without
other
meanes
.
One
Last
fits
not
the
Size
and
Shape
of
euery
Foot
,
nor
can
any
one
Medicine
bee
of
that
admirable
efficacie
,
that
it
can
alone
perform
all
the
Intentions
of
Medication
in
all
Constitutions
and
Complexions
(
no
lesse
numerous
and
variable
than
Faces
)
and
in
all
Cases
of
Sicknes
without
distinction
:
yet
thus
much
giue
me
leaue
to
affirme
and
say
of
it
,
though
I
doe
intirely
honour
the
Fundamentalls
of
Physicke
found
in
the
most
exact
obseruations
of
our
Fore-Fathers
(
the
Grandees
of
Medicine
)
that
for
virtues
&
accommodations
,
this
Potion
it
is
not
easily
paralleld
;
besides
that
,
it
hath
this
speciall
prerogatiue
,
that
it
is
in
a
manner
a
Compendium
for
all
cures
,
the
base
&
perpendicular
that
measure
all
Triangles
;
or
rather
the
Triangle
which
measures
(
euen
without
either
of
them
)
all
Figures
,
and
may
easily
be
reduced
to
the
equivalence
of
a
Circular
Scale
,
or
Sector
accommodable
and
applicable
to
euery
Chart
or
Dimension
,
sith
it
is
richly
suited
with
preparatiues
,
evacuatiues
,
cordialls
and
Rectifyers
,
and
may
easily
be
impregnated
with
the
spirits
of
Spaw
Waters
,
with
more
salutary
preualence
than
can
bee
deriued
from
crude
springs
,
whose
farre
blazed
fame
superstition
rings
so
loud
.
A
summary
plaine
Direction
for
the
Patients
preparation
and
vsage
of
Panala
,
with
the
Cost
and
virtues
thereof
in
generall
.
THe
Bag
of
Ingredients
is
commonly
here
to
be
had
of
me
ready
bound
vp
for
conuenient
carriage
to
any
place
in
the
Kingdome
,
the
weight
and
bulke
small
,
the
cost
little
,
for
I
afford
it
for
fiue
shillings
with
Purgers
,
(
for
halfe
the
money
without
)
yet
haue
I
enlarged
it
for
a
bottle
more
of
Liquor
than
ordinary
to
last
and
serue
one
man
a
full
fortnight
,
that
it
may
bee
continued
two
whole
Quarters
of
the
Moone
.
With
a
pebble
stone
,
a
forked
sticke
or
other
force
,
sinke
and
keepe
downe
the
Bag
of
Ingredients
to
the
bottome
of
a
small
Rundlet
,
vsuall
Steane
,
Stand
or
Ale
kanne
,
and
tunne
vnto
it
two
Gallons
of
New-ale
,
and
put
loose
into
the
Vessell
three
ounces
of
Raisons
of
the
Sunne
(
if
there
be
none
in
the
Bag
)
cleane
washt
and
slit
halfe
through
,
yet
not
opened
nor
stoned
.
Yest
the
Liquor
very
well
and
bung
it
vp
close
,
or
,
with
a
cloth
couer
the
Stand
or
open
vessell
,
and
shift
the
yest
of
this
once
in
6
or
7
dayes
to
continue
the
Ale
quicke
and
sweet
,
keeping
it
from
extreame
cold
in
winter
,
and
from
heat
in
summer
.
The
best
time
of
the
yeere
to
take
this
potion
,
is
the
Spring
and
the
Fall
of
the
Leafe
,
yet
it
may
conueniently
bee
vsed
at
any
other
Season
,
so
that
the
Patient
keepe
himselfe
from
the
iniuries
of
Winde
,
Raine
,
Heat
and
Cold.
It
is
commonly
drunke
after
three
dayes
infusion
,
but
if
the
drinking
of
it
bee
deferred
twice
so
long
it
will
be
clearer
and
better
.
Take
it
fasting
in
the
morning
,
(
halfe
a
pinte
or
more
at
once
)
or
after
a
potcht
Egge
,
or
some
other
little
repast
,
and
two
houres
before
Supper
:
you
may
likewise
drinke
it
one
or
two
houres
before
Dinner
,
and
two
or
three
houres
after
Supper
also
,
if
you
would
purge
much
in
few
dayes
:
but
milde
working
for
many
dayes
by
moderate
drinking
is
the
best
order
.
In
Winter
scarre
off
the
cold
with
a
Tost
,
and
Nutmeg
and
Sugar
if
you
will
:
to
preuent
Night-rising
and
taking
cold
,
it
is
not
amisse
to
take
it
an
houre
before
you
rise
,
when
you
are
vp
and
readie
,
and
an
houre
or
two
before
dinner
also
if
you
please
,
and
none
after
noone
,
and
at
meales
the
best
is
to
forbeare
it
.
In
faire
weather
and
temperate
Seasons
,
if
the
body
be
of
ability
,
neuer
intermit
or
forbeare
your
ordinarie
businesse
,
but
rather
,
to
further
the
operation
of
the
Potion
,
follow
your
outward
or
field
affaires
or
exercise
,
but
both
these
must
bee
moderate
and
betweene
Sunne
and
Sunne
:
Nor
is
it
amisse
to
exercise
the
body
in
vnseasonable
weather
also
,
prouided
this
be
done
euermore
in
this
case
within
doores
.
Let
your
meals
be
moderate
,
and
alwayes
end
them
before
your
appetite
bid
you
,
euermore
rising
with
a
good
stomacke
and
desire
of
eating
more
,
and
,
so
much
as
,
with
conuenience
of
your
calling
and
occasions
,
may
well
be
,
refraine
meats
of
ill
iuice
and
hard
digestion
:
yet
strong
constitutions
and
bodies
,
inured
and
accustomed
to
much
labour
,
coorse
fare
or
grosse
food
,
may
vse
their
ordinary
Diet
for
the
qualitie
or
kinde
of
meats
,
so
that
they
exceed
not
in
the
quantitie
:
but
raw
fruits
and
very
salt
meats
may
not
be
admitted
.
This
Panala
is
a
nourishing
Potion
,
yet
a
gentle
purger
and
clenser
of
the
Body
of
all
ill
Humors
and
Superfluities
,
by
Stoole
,
by
Vrine
,
and
by
Sweat
,
a
pleasant
Curer
,
and
a
singular
good
preuenter
of
Crudities
,
Rheums
,
obstructions
,
(
three
maine
fountains
of
infinit
Infirmities
)
and
most
other
maladies
whereunto
the
body
of
man
is
subiect
.
It
may
with
safe
and
good
successe
be
vsed
of
young
children
,
tender
women
,
and
weake
bodies
,
both
in
sicknesse
and
before
;
for
it
is
a
comfortable
rectifier
of
the
whole
state
of
the
Body
.
But
in
Consumptions
of
the
Spirits
and
solid
parts
,
it
cannot
safely
bee
continued
if
it
be
made
vp
with
purging
Ingredients
,
though
without
them
it
may
be
compounded
to
bee
of
excellent
vse
for
singular
comfort
and
strength
in
such
wastings
,
and
all
other
weaknesse
.
This
is
the
Summe
and
Substance
of
the
whole
Booke
.