Medical Compendium: Galen and Hippocrates

it occurs; whenever it casts a beginning? toward the head. If a hemorrhage should occur from the mouth toward the throat, or whichever part is in danger of being destroyed, or from a molar tooth original: "gomphiou" which has been extracted or is lying there; it is necessary to leave it bare and scrape it, for it does not hold up when treated with oil, but rather ammoniac salts A medicinal gum resin or salt used for its warming and drawing properties., glues, and gums are needed for resistance.

The following is the healing breath? ignited? (?) by the Artemisian Greek: artisiakē. Likely referring to the herb Artemisia (Mugwort or Wormwood), named after the goddess Artemis and prized for its astringent and digestive properties. treatment of the bare part. May it burn? (?) the reddening? original: "phoinikismos"; a treatment meant to draw blood to the surface to cause redness. but? (?) it seems? safe? for one who has removed it? since? it happens? to be persuasive? under? itself? it occurs? all at once? nor? for one who has suffered? severely?. Artemisian It is prepared? with the same? melilot A sweet clover used in poultices to reduce swelling. or? the juice? of the Artemisian herb? properly? and? with poultices?. Of the Artemisian? which is contractive? (?) the power? not? only? toward? external things? but? also? internal things? it inclines?. The use? of it? for one in pain? cleanses? most powerfully?; the Artemisian? which is diaphoretic? A substance that induces sweating. is best? for? lotions?. Both? these things? serve? to dissolve? the things within them?, being able? to dissolve? bladder? stones?. The urine? is cleared? by the Artemisian? (?) if one blows? (?) in? thirst?. But being bitter?, it will not? be sufficient? to be healed?. The Artemisian? for application? (?) by? some? stretch? Artemisian? alum original: "styptēria"; a naturally occurring mineral used as an astringent to stop bleeding.. For external? local areas?, a soft leech? Artemisian? from? the Artemisian? which is applied? to the armpits?; of this very thing? the first? composition? and? mixture? contains? both?. Artemisian? (?) by sharp? drugs? is harmed? by such things?. The bandages? original: "splēnias"; medical compresses shaped like a spleen. on the head? are cleansed? (?) the membranes?. For this? Artemisian? either? for? the? proper? uses? of the arteries? for? those healed? things? (?) of the witnesses? This likely refers to visible symptoms or clinical signs. and? for? those? of the mouth? into the arteries? (?) as many things? as from a full? plaster? of that?, for as many? faces? of them? are stated? are removed? (?) as that? toward? the extremities? toward? the long parts?. Thus? the foundation? of the parts? (?) is fitting?. Those? by means of? the sponge? by pressure? or? standing?. For those? being able? to use? thickness?, for? due to joy? we would not? use? these?. Because of these things? it is necessary? for us? and? especially? the innate? harm? until? the signs? are closed up?; neither? indeed? every? portion? of the closing? of none?, but? as much as? is especially? terrible?, the whole? cushion A medical pad or compress. to be united?. It is necessary? for them? being able?; according to? the degree? of the incision? a spatula? original: "spathēn"; a flat blade used for applying ointments or during surgery. should be placed upon it?. Then? on the one hand? also? because of? the things beginning? a great? misfortune?, but? this? more violent?; for it is? not? Artemisian? yet?; according to? the beginning? of this? same thing?; or? as many? from? the Artemisian? being secreted?; and? this? of the blood?. But the casting? more quickly? of the many? healed? (?) and? after? the? trial? from it?. What? becomes? rain? (?) first? of the healed? beginning? upon? the most suffering?. Whenever therefore? it is heavy? within?; if? from? the jaws? such as? there? separating? of the head and? they have suffered?; or? through? these things? resistance? especially? wanting?. However? then? of the yawning? it becomes? perhaps? healed? from? goodwill?; and whenever? fire? has grown? a beginning? for the sake of the suffering? having been established?; the blessing? about?

within it. For, on the one hand, to pass through slowly in some quantity and the things within upon? the? separating? blood?; for blood is distinguished by thick blood in? the? network original: "diktyō"; likely referring to the omentum or the vascular network of the intestines. all? the? many things?. In one part? it is more bitter, but the whole (?) mass is cooled by? the? vital? remedies? original: "psychikōn iamatōn"; remedies affecting the 'psyche' or vital spirit. and will become? sovereign. It is said? by? one another? as much as? might be accepted? of the removal? Likely referring to bloodletting or the removal of diseased tissue.; or? they are made?. So that the removal? or? removal? will proceed? sufficiently?; or? through? the? bruise?; and? of the? spirit original: "pneumatos"; the vital breath or pneuma. being contained within? as? the? cleansing?.