Parr.~.se~.y •. : · C«reofMtlancholy. · Memb.rlSub~:s. ~fotmds~otb bddy andfople,~t m•kes agiddy hMd,a forrflll7juli heart. And twas q KeaoJeui. wellfardofthe Poef ot: oldt, Wille&att[eth mirth and griefe, q nothingfo r Nmori•lu good fo~ fome.,fobad for od\e~Jcifpecially asr one ob~erves,'l'"l" caufo tA· :!~;i-;,~: · ltda male habent ,that.:lre hm or mflamed.And fo of fp1ces, they alone, as I optimum,~ havefhewed,cauf~· he~;d'melanch0ly themfelvcs,they muft not ufe wine as P'!f';mf<t- an 1ordinary drinke,orin their diet• But to detetmine with LaurentitM c,S. ~-"'' .,, •- de f!Jt/an, wine is b~d for mad men, -and fuch as are troubled with heat in fFer.el"? the!r inn~r pamor braihcs, butto·melancholy, which is cold ·(as moft is) ~;fi~!!;7 Wmefoberlyufed,may.bevery g~o • · . probilet•ffi· I may, faythefatnGo'tthe deaooht.n ofChmACoots, Saj[af.u, Sarfoparil. Juwm, ·& •·la, G111ia.'um: China, faith Manardm,makes a good colour in the face,takes ~O:::~:Jecur awaymdan€holy,& a!Jin~rmities ~roceedin_g from cold, even fo Sa/fopa. oooioceoJ•" rtHa provokesfweat m1ghnly, Guasacum dnes. Claudmm confult, 89. &· "';· b _ 46,<.MsntitntM,Capivaccim con{tilt.r88.Scolt\ji.maketrequent and good ;.:{e~(.";,J,. ufe of-c>tlaiacum,and Ckina, •fo that the liver be not incenjeJ,good for fuch !:~7,:m.;·~. ~s arecold, as moll: melancholy men are,but by no means to bementioned derefacit. mhor. . .. yHilJefbeint TheTurkes have adrinkccallcd:(~4 (for they ufeno wine) fo named JP~tt' · ofaberry as•black as foot, and a> bitter, (like that black drinke which was :,.,;.".:;::;;. iu ufe amongft •he L•ced"moni•nund perhapsthe fame) which they fip frill ,ifter<.. iirt· of, &fup as_warme as thcy.canfuffer;they fpend much time in thole Cojfa. ~~!:~:~~ - hou!cs, wh1ch are fame wliarhka our Ale-houfes or Tavemcs, and there "" mela.Wbo· they fit chatting and drinking to,dri•e away the time,and to be merry to- ::~;.:!,:,~~~ gethe:, be~aufc they finde by exp~r!encethat kinde ofdtinke fo _ufed he!~ "'"' '" ipfiur eth d1gcftwn, and procureth alacruy. Some ef them takeopmm tothl$ •fU '""'" · _purpole. : · ;':.t'~fr,::"· Borragc,Bawme, Saffron,Gold,I h~ve fpoken of; Montaltusc, 2j. corn. mirumin .1'lo:: mends Scor.\!ntra roots condite.GarCI/14 ab Horto pl•nt.hift.!ib,>. cap.2 ~. liulljlrefic~ ' makes mention ofan hearb,alled DAtura,"whichifit beeaten,for 1.4./,oures ~::.~;,: 'foU,wing,takes 41MJ af!(enfe, of gr.iefe, makes them incline to laughter and muwciofor· mirth: and.an other called B'rege~likein effccho opium. h Which puts them 'i,/,."J~':!'' for atime int1 • kinde o(Extajis, and I_Dakes t?em &ent~y to laugh. C!ne of, Jifiutit,Nrio!l the Rom•n Emperors had a feed, wluch he d1donlmanly eat to exh1hrate · mo-vet&.<· bimfelfe. ¥Chrijlophorus .dyrerus prefcrres Jie:{OATJ ftone, a.nd thcconfeeti. ~~:;::~-::.,on of Alliermes ,before ot\le.rcordials, and Amber in fom~ caf~s.• Alkermts tutnlih-'·' "i'• &amfort.s the}nner pAr~s,and Sezoar ftone, bath anefpeciall vertue againft3ll !~:.'!'.~ inelanch0ly alfemons,• it reftejheth the heart,andcorrobmw the who{e bo· . rn<laochol;;i,, _ dy.& .4m6errrof0kes urine,hclps the body ,brel!,kswinde,&c.Aftera purge, <ooducit,~" 3 or 4 gi. ofJlezoar ftone,and 3.gr.of Amber Greece ,drunk,onaken in.Bo. (::;;,~·:,~ rageor.~~g)qlfe water,, i~ which gold hot h~th been quench.ed, will' dqe i• .W..•~ Ill(• much §Pfld.,~nd dw pfti.rg~ f!NII dimil)i(h lelfe·(d•e b~art fo rcfreU1ed) ofthe ~;b;;,c~~. : /lrength an\1 lubflancp oj-thebody, . ~orbuilfr. · · R1 c~nftl1. ,A1Jreq'!ts ~ 11 lap,•. '(!e\_qr 9j. •ru• .J .f!ifli Awcini •lbifukrili:pulverifat •. 3jj cum r;::,{jj:J."i. · , ~jrttp_,Je cm~itri~Jiat t(tiltiArium, , See mordn To Bezo.4rs fione moll fubfcnbe.t:Ma.H.,dus, and' many othas, it ta.fm a. ~"';.' c 'fl14.1 fodne/[t,fllfi makes him n<errJ:that ufeth it; I ha.ve Jeen {imethat have ~k •. ~; tmn m11ch diflafld withfoi111Heft,{!founinz, 111idmel•ncho'7, that taking ,, . till
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