INDEX. 



Mange in Horfes, what 286. 

 Called by the French the 

 Elephantic Malady, diiid. why 

 ibid. The Signs and Caufe 

 of it ibid. The Cure 287. 

 A mercurial Ointment for 

 it ibid. 



Markham, his pretended Skill 

 in Horfes from the Colour 

 of them 3. Stil'd a Rofi- 

 crucian Sage, by way of 

 Contempt ibid. Cenfur'd 

 for his odd Account of the 

 Ballard Strangles 29. His 

 Recipe for Colds not worth 

 tranfcribing 159 



MafTeter, what 89 



Materia perfpirabilis, what, 

 according to SatiSlorius 69 



Mattering of the Yard, what, 

 and how cured 257 



A4ediaftinum defcrib'd 5 3 



Medicines, given at Random, 

 not julliiiable 1 1 . The bell 

 and fafell Methods for pre- 

 venting Difeafes, laid down 

 ibid. 



Medullary , by the Latins 

 caird Met^ulla oblongata , 

 what 70. ITie Seat of Sen- 

 fation in all Animals ibid. 



Melancholy, one of the four 

 Humours 3 



Menifcous GlafTes, ferviceable 

 to near-fighted Perfons, and 

 why 116 



Mercurius dulcis, proper for 

 the Dcflrudion of Worms 

 226. Prefcrib'd by G/^/o« 

 ibid. As good as any Se- 



cret of the famous Dr. 

 Moor's of Jhchurcb-Lzne 



23Z 



Mercury,few'd up in a Horfe's 

 Ears as a Cure for the Far- 

 cin, praftis'd with Succefs 

 98. Both Sublimate and 

 Precipitate dangerous, if gi- 

 ven inwardly 232 

 Mefentery, what 32 

 Miafmata, what 19 

 Millepedes, what £44 

 Mitrales, what, and why fo 

 called 56 

 Moillure and Motion hinder 

 the Cure of Wounds 250 

 Moleculae, what 43 

 Molten Greafe, what, and 

 from whence it arifes 1 46 

 Monks Rhubarb, how calPd 

 and diftinguifh'd from the 

 foreign Sort 216. In what 

 Dillempers a ilanding In- 

 gredient 2 1 7 

 Moon-Eyes, an Account of 

 them , 135 

 Moon-Blindnefs, Mr. Gibjons, 

 Definition of it cenfur'd 

 135. The true Seat of it 

 defcrib'd 136. The Cure 

 137. Cutting the temporal 

 Arteries of fmgular Service 

 ibid. 

 Mooring, what 257 

 Mor-foundering, the Term cx- 

 plain'd 149. Gib/on igno- 

 rant of the Meaning of it 

 ibid. His Account of Colds 

 erroneous 150 

 Morti- 



