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quhan efter vehemente heit in Somer, veit
followis, and abundance of Padokis apperis co-
lourit gray on the bak, of Purpoure or ony di-
uerfe coloure on the vombe. As quhan Rofis
and Violettis fpringis new in the Autumne, in-
numerable Vormis, Fleis, and ferpentis, greit
dethe of beaft & fifche, greit darthe of Vittail
quharby men ar conftrynit to eit ewil & corru-
pte nieitis, maift certane of all, halt & Humide
conftitutioune of the haill Zeir the fone at ane
houre fchynand, thairefter obfcure with turbu-
lent Air, pronuncis ane peft to follow. And
thir for vniuerfale fignis ar to be obferuit.
Quhat placis ar maift Peftilentiall. Cap. 4.
THoii'e placis ar maift fubiedl to the peft,
quhilkis ar neirby the fee, fituat touarte
the fouthe on hicht, quhairby is abundance of
corrupt ftanding Vater, quhair mony deid ar
bureit, quhair the gi-ound is fat and Vaporatiue
increffis maift in tyme of coniundioune & op-
pofitioun of Sone and Mone. And quhen
the Mone mouis onder Saturne and Mars,
ereftlie thair Quadrate Increflis maift at fone
ryfing, Sone going to, midday & midnycht.
Thois men are maift fubie6te to the peft, quh-
ilkis hes abundance of thik corruptible humoris
or blude, without thay be euacuat be opining
of ane Vaine, or purgit be medicine, or fie cor-
B. ij. rupt
quhan efter vehemente heit in Somer, veit
followis, and abundance of Padokis apperis co-
lourit gray on the bak, of Purpoure or ony di-
uerfe coloure on the vombe. As quhan Rofis
and Violettis fpringis new in the Autumne, in-
numerable Vormis, Fleis, and ferpentis, greit
dethe of beaft & fifche, greit darthe of Vittail
quharby men ar conftrynit to eit ewil & corru-
pte nieitis, maift certane of all, halt & Humide
conftitutioune of the haill Zeir the fone at ane
houre fchynand, thairefter obfcure with turbu-
lent Air, pronuncis ane peft to follow. And
thir for vniuerfale fignis ar to be obferuit.
Quhat placis ar maift Peftilentiall. Cap. 4.
THoii'e placis ar maift fubiedl to the peft,
quhilkis ar neirby the fee, fituat touarte
the fouthe on hicht, quhairby is abundance of
corrupt ftanding Vater, quhair mony deid ar
bureit, quhair the gi-ound is fat and Vaporatiue
increffis maift in tyme of coniundioune & op-
pofitioun of Sone and Mone. And quhen
the Mone mouis onder Saturne and Mars,
ereftlie thair Quadrate Increflis maift at fone
ryfing, Sone going to, midday & midnycht.
Thois men are maift fubie6te to the peft, quh-
ilkis hes abundance of thik corruptible humoris
or blude, without thay be euacuat be opining
of ane Vaine, or purgit be medicine, or fie cor-
B. ij. rupt
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| Description | Edited, with a biographical notice (p. [i]-xi.), by William F. Skene. Includes reproductions of original title pages: Ane breve descriptiovn of the pest, qvhair in the cavsis, signis, and sum speciall preseruatioun and cure thairof ar contenit. Set furth be Maister Gilbert Skeyne, doctoure in medicine. Imprentit at Edinbvrgh be Robert Lekprevik, anno Do. 1568; and Ane breif descriptioun of the qualiteis and effectis of the vvell of the vvoman hill besyde Abirdene. Anno. Do. 1580. |
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