An excellent and best approoued treatise of the plague : containing, the nature, signes, and accidents of the same : with the certaine and absolute cure of the feuers, botches, and carbuncles, that raigne in these times : and aboue all things, most singular experiments in the same : gathered by the obseruations of diuers worthy travilers, and selected out of the best learned physitions in this age : likewise is taught, the true and perfect cure of the plague, with secret and vnknowne preseruatiues against all infection : and how so withstand the most dangerous accidents, which may happen this fearefull contagious time : generall rules of life to be obserued by all men this plague time : directions for the commons, country-men and strangers that is necessitated to come into the city : a discovery of what bodies are most apt and soonest to be infected : the signes that signifie a person to be infected with the pestilence, and how to preuent insuing danger lastly, most approoued aduertisments to preserue such as be in health, from the infection, and to prevent the contagious ayre (1625)
Thayre, Thomas · London : Printed [by N. Okes] for Thomas Archer, and are to be sold at his shop in Popes head Alley · leaf 8
ue him from the violence of the fame,and torcftore the fickefrom imminent perillot death3 vn-to his former eftate of healthjandperceiuing rightHonorabie,that no man had as yet written anytreatife wherein was contayned fuch fpeciall andexcellent medicines, that might be able to refilland a!fo cure… … The Epiflle mooued in conference (my Lord) for the duty Iowe,and for the Iouc 1 beare vnto this Honorablecity, to comunicate vnto them fuch prcferuatiucs,as are5 through Gods grace, giuen vnto them ableto refill and defend from infection of chic fickneffeall fuch as vfe them. And alfo I haue fet…
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