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 Early English books online. (EEBO-TCP ; phase 2, no. B10138) Transcribed from: (Early English Books Online ; image set 185109) Images scanned from microfilm: (Early English Books, 1641-1700 ; 2886:36) By His Majesties license, and special approbation of the true orvietan, or antidote Tilburg, Cornelius. 1 sheet ([1] p.) : ill. s.n., [London : before 1689] Caption title. Attributed to Cornelius Tilburg. Cf. Wing (2nd ed.). Place and date of publication suggested by Wing (2nd ed.). Reproduction of original in: Bodleian Library. eng Medicine -- Early works to 1800. Advertising -- Medicine -- Early works to 1800. Broadsides -- England -- 17th century. eebo By His Majesties license, and special approbation. Of the true Orvietan, or antidote. Experimented before His Majesty in White-Hall, by Cornelius a Ti Tilburg, Cornelius 1689 2 1957 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 A This text has no known defects that were recorded as gap elements at the time of transcription. 2011-11 Assigned for keying and markup 2011-11 Keyed and coded from ProQuest page images 2012-01 Sampled and proofread 2012-01 Text and markup reviewed and edited 2012-05 Batch review (QC) and XML conversion
HONI SOIT QVI MAL Y PENSE DIEV ET MON DROICT royal English blazon, surmounted by a crown and flanked by the English lion and Scottish unicorn
blazon with the Hapsburg double-headed eagle, surmounted by a crown
the Sun in Splendor, an English heraldic device
the Hapsburg double-headed eagle
the Sun in Splendor, an English heraldic device
By His Majesties License , and Special Approbation . OF THE True Orvietan , or Antidote .

EXperimented before His Majesty in White-Hall , by Cornelius a Tilbury , and also upon the publick Stage , by taking sixty grains of Poyson , and curing himself by the said Antidote ; whereupon his Majesty , in testimony of his approbation thereof , was pleased to cause the said Cornelius a Tilbury to be sworn His Majesties Chyrurgeon in ordinary .

The VERTUES of the TRVE ORVIETAN .

THis ORVIETAN is very good to expel all sorts of Poyson , by taking the quantity of a Nutmeg in some warm milk or broth , and it will immediately expel the poyson out of the body , either by Vomiting , Sweating , Stool , or Vrine ; the said ORVIETAN being taken three or four times one after another , until the poyson be expelled ; then a small cup of fat broth must be taken with an ounce of Conserve of Roses , and you will be quite rid of the poyson .

2. If any person be bitten by a Viper , Mad Dog , or other Venomous creature , he must immediately take the quantity of a Nutmeg in Wine , then lay open the place of the bite , my making of an incision , and extract the Venomous blood , then apply the ORVIETAN as a plaister upon the same place , and keep the party from sleeping twelve hours , and by Gods blessing he will be cured .

3. This Medicine cureth , and is a great preservative against the Plague ; you must take the quantity of a Nutmeg in Wine every morning ; and if you be infected with the plague , twice the quantity ; then let the Patient be covered up warm till he sweats , and the pestilence will be driven out , and the party cured insensibly .

4. This ORVIETAN is also good against all Distempers proceeding from a weak stomach , by taking the quantity of Nutmeg in the morning , fasting two hours after it , and in the Evening two hours after Supper . It fortifies the Natural heat , causes digestion , and cures the pain in the stomach , stinking breath , dry coughs , palpitation of the heart , short breath , and all distempers occasioned by the stomach . It keeps the Vapours from ascending to the brain , which oftentimes occasion very grievous pains in the head , and prevents defluxions upon the lungs .

5. This ORVIETAN is very good for several distempers , that happen to men at Sea , as pain in the stomach , faintness and vomiting ; it prevents bursten bellies , and such like accidents . It must be used in the manner as in the fourth Article . It is good against all Pestilential Fevers and Agues , either at Sea , or on Land , by taking the quantity of a Nutmeg in Oyl , melted butter , or any other Cordial Water , or in warm beer . As soon as the Fit comes , the Patient must be cover'd till he swears , and the dose must be repeated as often as the sit comes , until he be cured .

6. If any children get Fevers by the Small pox , or Measles , give them the quantity of half a Nutmeg in some Cordial-water , or Wine , and cover them warm till they sweat , to drive out the Small pox or Measles . It is also very good for such as are troubled with Worms , and Hard bellies , and are therefore hindred from Growing , by giving them a small quantity of it in beer till they are cured .

7. This ORVIETAN being taken to the quantity of a Nutmeg in warm Wine or broth , cures the great pain of the belly , occasioned by the Cholick , cold Wind , and also the pain in the side .

8. It is also good for Women in Labour , by taking the quantity of a Nutmeg in some Cinnamon-water ; it hastens the birth , strengthens both Mother and Child . It is also good against Vapours , and the Fits of the Mother .

9. It is very good for the Murrain , and other distempers , as pains in the belly of Horses , Oxen , or Sheep ; and a very Soveraign Remedy , by giving them the quantity of an ounce in a pint of warm Wine , and cover them well ; and for smaller beasts , half the quantity ; this is good too , if they were bit by mad Dogs , or other Venomous creatures ; and it cureth many other distempers , too tedious to be inserted .

And this Orvietan will keep good ten years and more , if it be kept in a place that is not too hot , nor too cold ; and if it should dry a little , it may be made good again , by mixing with it some Syrrup of Roses .

They also cure these several Infirmities and Defects following .

1. IF any person be troubled with Films or Catarrhs in thier eyes , if the Apple of the eye be not hurt , they can restore them to their sight presently ; they also cure by Medicines in a short space , any Pearls or blood in the Eyes , or overgrown flesh .

2. They will cure and recover such as are troubled with the Stone in the Kidneys or bladder , by cutting , or by particular Medicines ; they can also take Stones out of the Kidneys or bladder of Women and Maids , per dilatationem , without cutting .

3. They cure all manner of bursten people , both Men and and Women , young and old , by rare medicines , and artificial Trusses , in a short time , without any let ; but as to such as have been of long continuance , they can cure them by a fine Manual Operation , so as they shall in ten days time be perfectly cured .

4. They cut and cure Hair lips in six days , the Cancer in the breasts , and other parts of the body : the Noli me tangere , and such like Diseases , in a short time ; they can artificially cut the Polepum in the Nose ; they cure Weakness in the Limbs , and dexterously cut all Carnosities or Swellings .

5. And they having travelled through the chiefest and most famous Countries of Europe , have learned and experienced the safest and most approved ways of curing all Venereal and soul Diseases practised in each Countrey , and have brought over with them excellent and peculiar Remedies , not vnlgarly known , for that dangerous distemper , the symptoms of which follow .

If any have got the POK , or any of its symptomes , as virulent Gonorrhea , with Running of the Reins , and pain in making Water , Ulcers in the throat , mouth , nose , or Vrethra , Carnosity , Inflamations , Swellings , Soreness , Phymosis , Paraphymosis , Christaline , Hemorrboids , Swellings and Buboes in the Groin , Pains in the Head. Arms , Shoulders , and Legs , with Nodes , Knots , or Exostosis on the Head and Shin-bones , with Pustles , Tetters , Ringworms , or breaking out of the whole body , &c. which if not cured , becomes Consumptive , Hectical , and ends in the Grave ( few persons have all these Pocky symptoms , it s enough to have one or two of them ) .

This Disease hath several and various accidents , and fellows , that attend it , but in substance there is but two kinds ; One that setleth it self in the blood , and other humours of our bodies . The other that is in the very marrow of the bones . To know the distinction , it is not for every Practitioner , but for him that hath cured thousands and thousands , as he can shew the Testimonials of several great persons in several parts of the World.

How many hath he cured , that having had a Running too soon stopped , were turned to the POX , and could find no Remedy ? How many that had not taken two hours of rest in their beds from ten and more years , by reason of the violent pains in the head , arms , shoulders , shin-bones , hath he cured ? and ( were it not for privacy and civilities sake ) could mention the names of hundreds in this Bill .

This is sufficient for such as love their health ; and such as have been tampering with other Physicians , I shall certainly reduce to their former health , although they have been sweated and lanched by other Doctors : I shall give you remedy by pleasant medicines , that you your self shall wonder at it ; some perchance may say these are but words , but I shall confirm them by actions .

We could mention also many other effects and operations that we have done , but for brevity sake , and not to trouble the Reader too much , we have omitted them , being you may have our advice at all times for nothing , and be informed of many Cures more , not mentioned here ; as can be attested by Eminent persons that we have cured , which were left by others . Neglect not your own health , since God hath been pleased to send a means , now being the best time of the year . And if any one cannot come , let him but send his true Water or Urine , and we shall give our judgment to the best of the skill wherewith God hath endued us .

6. They can fortifie the cold Nature of men and women ; and have a rare Art to cure such as cannot Hold their water ; they can also cure women that are troubled with Falling-fits , and Vapours .

7. They have a rare Art of curing Deafness , if curable .

8. They can restore to perfect health such as are troubled with Vomiting , Cholick , Rising of the Vapours , Pain in the Milt , Stitches in the Side , and all Scorbutick Distempers , which they cure in a very short time .

9. If any persons be troubled with the Toothach , they can cure them ; and take out any Teeth or Warts without pain . They can also put in Artificial Teeth in the Upper or Under Jaw .

They Lodge in Russel Street in Covent-Garden , within Two Doors of the Piazza's , near their Stage , at the sign of the Clock ; where you see the Kings-Arms over the Balcony . They are privately to be spoken with from Eight of the Clock in the Morning till Ten at night . I could wish you to take care , that you come to my own Lodging in Russel Street , for fear you mistake .