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difference betwene the auncient phisicke, first taught by the goaly forefathers ... and the latter Phisicke proceeding from Idolaters, Ethnickes, and Heathen

Bostocke, RichardWalley, RobertRobinson, George

The Contents of this Booke.

The Authors obtestation to almightie God.

Chapter first., What the auncient Phisicke is. And what the phisicke of the Ethnikes or heathen is. ...

Chapter second., The originall causes of all diseases in the greate worlde, and in the little worlde, which is man.

Chapter third., Of the vniuersall Medicine, And how the darke speaches of the writers thereof, ...

Chapter 4., Of the Medicine Ternarij or perticularis.

Chapter fifth., How deseases ought to be cured by peace and not by discord in mans body.

Chapter 6., Of the medicin Binary or Vulgaris, howe iniurious it is to the body.

Chapter eight., Certaine differenses, betweene the auncient Phisicke and the Phisicke of the Heathens.

Chapter. 9., The causes why this Arte is euill spoken of, and findeth fewe fauourers.

Chater 10., The first authors of the auncient Phisicke, and the Succession and Progression thereof, ...

Chapter 11., What was the phisicke of Apollo, Aesculapius, ...

Chapter 12., Of Pythagoras and his knowledge in this Arte, and that he taught in Italy, ...

Chapter 17., That Phisicke which Hypocrates left in writing was not descended from Aesculapius.

Chapter. 10., That Democritus Abderites a Thacian did write of this arte, whose bookes are yet extant, ...

Chapter 15., That in Plato his time, the Priestes of Aegypt were very skilfull in this arte. ...

Chapter 16., Of diuers Poetical Fables shadowing and hyding the secretes of this Arte.

Chapter 17., Of certeine Phisitions that vsed Chymical Medicins: aud of the three sects of phitions that were betweene the time of Hypocrates & Gallen. ...

Chapter. 18., Of the continuance of this arte in Aegypt vntill the time of Dyoclesian the Emperour, and a notable monument thereof in Italy: ...

Chapter 19., That Theophrastus Paracelsus, was not the inuentor of this Arte, ...

Chapter 20., The true meaning Paracelsus in dedicating his booke entituled Philosophia magna to the Athenians, wherewith Erastus one of his aduersaries is so greued.

Chapter. 21,, Haw materia prima and misceria magna was the beginnyng of all things according to Paracelsus his meanyng: and how al create were at one time in the increate.

Chapter 22., Of the seperation of vizible and materiall bodies.

Chapter 23., Certaine notes and cautions giuen for the better vnderstandyng of this Chimicall Peisicke.

Chapter. 24., Of the Coelestiall medicynes of Paracelsus: and matters touchyng his person and ignorance.

Chapter 25., The conclution of the Author.

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