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vituperate and punifit in this Realrae: of quhome
the firft profeflis onlie experience without rea-
fone, quhilk is maift dangerous, the othir reaibne
without experience, quhilk is maift tolerable,
hot not fufRcient, milknawand baith that nane
of Godlincs may (nor dois in vther Realmis) in-
terpryfe fie profeffioun without fufficient experi-
ence haueand medicinal & Philofophical reafone
to appreue and confirme the famyn : quhais te-
meritie I pas by, prefcryuand fie medicinis pre-
feruatiue, as baith be reafone & experience ar
maift approbat, & conuenient : quhairfor efter
euacuatioun the nixt day at morning. Rec. ox-
imell. vnc. duas, aquie betonica; cichorii fing.
vnc. vnam et femis mifceantur pro vna dofi. con-
tinwand the famyn thre morningis or forder
(juhill fignia of fufficient Preparatioun appeir,
thairefter. Rec. rheibarb. grana xiii. agarici
preparati, aloes, fing. fcrup, vnum, fcammonii pre-
parati, gra. duo, cum aqua betonicae formentur
pilul.c quinque cum debita rerura non naturalium
adminiftratione dentur, Quha knawis not quhat
humor redundis maift in thair bodeis, tak anc
drach of pil. aggregatiue, quhilkis are maift pro-
fitable in fie cais. The nixt day thairefter ane
drachme of Theriac is conducent, quhilk becaufe
in thir dayis is not weill difpenfit, nor to be had
guid, twa drachmis of this ele^iuare followand
may be takin in place of the famyn.
Rec.
vituperate and punifit in this Realrae: of quhome
the firft profeflis onlie experience without rea-
fone, quhilk is maift dangerous, the othir reaibne
without experience, quhilk is maift tolerable,
hot not fufRcient, milknawand baith that nane
of Godlincs may (nor dois in vther Realmis) in-
terpryfe fie profeffioun without fufficient experi-
ence haueand medicinal & Philofophical reafone
to appreue and confirme the famyn : quhais te-
meritie I pas by, prefcryuand fie medicinis pre-
feruatiue, as baith be reafone & experience ar
maift approbat, & conuenient : quhairfor efter
euacuatioun the nixt day at morning. Rec. ox-
imell. vnc. duas, aquie betonica; cichorii fing.
vnc. vnam et femis mifceantur pro vna dofi. con-
tinwand the famyn thre morningis or forder
(juhill fignia of fufficient Preparatioun appeir,
thairefter. Rec. rheibarb. grana xiii. agarici
preparati, aloes, fing. fcrup, vnum, fcammonii pre-
parati, gra. duo, cum aqua betonicae formentur
pilul.c quinque cum debita rerura non naturalium
adminiftratione dentur, Quha knawis not quhat
humor redundis maift in thair bodeis, tak anc
drach of pil. aggregatiue, quhilkis are maift pro-
fitable in fie cais. The nixt day thairefter ane
drachme of Theriac is conducent, quhilk becaufe
in thir dayis is not weill difpenfit, nor to be had
guid, twa drachmis of this ele^iuare followand
may be takin in place of the famyn.
Rec.
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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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