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The flesh of turtle-doves is food for the wise, and they strengthen all the senses as well as the discursive power The "discursive power" refers to the ability to reason and move logically from one premise to another., and they preserve the memory. page 29, on the back of the page.
Cure for a cough with spitting of blood. Letter X.
The harms and benefits of sexual embraces. page 21.
Remedies for bloating of the stomach. page 109.
Dizziness, along with darkened vision scotoma: a condition where the vision is obscured by dark spots or dizziness. Letter XVII and Letter XVIII.
Wakefulness destroys the power of the stomach so that it cannot put medicine into action. page 12, on the back of the page.
How periods of wakefulness in fevers should be regulated. page 67, on the back of the page.
The harms and benefits of wine. page 26.
Wine is not suitable for children and adolescents, in the same place.
Wine is useful for the elderly, in the same place.
The qualities of wine. page 26, on the back of the page.
The actions and virtues In this context, "virtues" refers to the inherent medicinal properties or strengths of a substance. of wine, in the same place.
Knowledge is necessary for the [medical] faculty original: "virtuti" to cure a disease. page 3, on the back of the page.
Vital power is the opposite of disease, in the same place.
All vital powers change through the ages of life, especially the digestive power. Page 4.
Powers are recognized through their actions when the senses fail. page 59, on the back of the page.
How to assist a weak vital power. page 68.
Cure for an ulcer in the rectum. page 124 and 125.
Cure for a creeping ulcer original: "ulceris formicosi," referring to a spreading skin condition that feels like ants crawling.. page 140.
[Cure] of a corrosive, deep, and painful ulcer resulting from a hot abscess. Letter XXXI.
[Cure] for the burning of urine with a continuous fever. Letter XXII.
Life and health, according to Plato's opinion in the Philebus The Philebus is one of Plato's late dialogues focusing on pleasure and the good life., consist of a proportion of the hot, the cold, the moist, and the dry. page 17, on the back of the page.