and ofthe vertues thereof. Fol. ;. 
Herculano in the chapter a: ami con rmeth he fame. 
lacobus de partibus . he clk, 32 B tat e 
the pois colde and dax. Nee do les thatthe waters which „tube. 
baue quenched hot yꝛon oz ſteels, are colde and dap. Aucen 3 
in the fecande of the ürſt, fapeth that they doo reſkraine the 
colaur, and take away dꝛieth . and the beate chiedy in time 
of verie hotte weather. And follo bing after this, Monardo fende. 
fatety, that the water which bath cooled horte ſteele is cold, : 
fing that it taketh away the dꝛieth, and doth mittigate the 
heate, in tym of hot weather: and the dꝛietz being taken a. 
way, cauſeth that the putrefadtion ofthe feuers doceaſe ais? 
where they are with tooles, it maketh an excellent worke, 
Albucaſis in the booke which her made ok cering Inſtru⸗ Albucafis, 
mentes ſapeth, that thole inſtruments where witz the head 
chould bee cered, ought to be of golde, becauſe it is moll tem 
perate: ¢ that in no manner of wile they be of pon, becauſt 
theironiscolvesfnatures: 9 seo eat 
- > Brafauolain bis Bosks ofthe French difeate Gaveth, Braſauola- 
that the yꝛon is colde and ayy. which as he faveth dath che w 
wel in his colour and manner of ſubſtance, and in the dark⸗ 
nes and weight it bath, fo2 theſe thinges Boa alw des Ape 
peare, and come into earthly ſublkance,as that which is 
light into het, and ayerp fabfance which is knowen ka bee 
colde and dꝛx for his eſfe tes, ſering that it taketh aluay,and 
dosth repꝛeſle the cholerike ſtooles it withholdeth the luxe, 
and hot runninges. That which this dooth alivaics is cold 
ene, e ee ene, mS 
) poms putteth the degrees of the colones, which Sarauarolu. 
the pꝛon bath, and ſaxeth: that it is colde in the feconte de „ 
to paſſe fazwarde: fo2 Onto mer, hat which is ſyoken, is ſul⸗ 
ficient,fox 3 bane na doubt therof, but that the zun ts calde 
and dꝛy and alwaies 3 haue vnderſtood it ta be a. and now 
with the confirmation of ſuch authors, holde it faz moze 
terteine and firme. D. Paiſter Burgu hath very quicklie 
5 PP3 deter⸗ 
