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Things that make one melancholic. 6, 7
That the studious abound in melancholy and phlegm. 5, 6, 7
That melancholics become literary men for many reasons. 6, 7
That melancholics are ingenious. 8, 12, 13
Melancholics are devoted mostly to contemplations. 6, 7
Temperate melancholy, similar to wine. 11
The equability of melancholy. 10
Four species of burned melancholy. 9
The harms of melancholy. 5, 10, 11
Melancholy darkens the spirits. 9, 10
The excess of melancholy is to be avoided on both sides. 11
Things that increase melancholy. 23
Drugs that dissolve melancholy. 35
The precept of Galen for purging melancholy. 34
Medicines dissolving the melancholic humor. 35, 36

How inveterate melancholic humor is to be irritated and dissolved. 39
That melancholy is softened by wine. 24
Honey is the flower of flowers. 104
Honey protects from putrefaction. 104
Honey is a food friendly to the elderly. 80
The method of fomenting members. 146, 147
Things aiding the members and faculties. 28, 29
Medicines of the principal members. 28, 29, 30
Which members are to be cared for especially by the studious. 3, 4
Memory is aided by three things. 35
Fresh mint is salutary for the spirit. 106
Agitation of the mind dries the brain. 6
The quality of Mercury. 5
Mercury is a participant in the goods of the Sun. 146
The personification of Mercury persuading the elderly. 87, 88