The Canon of Medicine (Canon Medicinae), Vol. II

of Chapters

And the completion of the discourse is in the fevers of the blood and choleric fevers.
SECOND TREATISE contains.
69 Chapters.
1. Universal discourse on putrid fevers.
2. Universal discourse on the signs of putrid fevers.
3. On inseparable signs.
4. On things in which putrid fevers differ and in which they share characteristics.
5. On the significations of the accidents of fevers.
6. Discourse on shivering, cold, horripilation goosebumps, and fracture.
7. On the intent regarding universal cures for putrid fevers.
8. On the feeding of those suffering from fevers in general.
9. Canon on giving barley water and acetous syrup vinegar-based syrup as drink.
10. On the cures of acute fevers.
11. Rememoration of accidents that are difficult in acute fevers.
12. On the regimen of shivering and horripilation when they are excessive.
13. Regimen for excessive sweating in fevers.
14. Regimen for excessive nasal hemorrhage.
15. Regimen for the vomiting that occurs in them.
16. Regimen for the flux of the belly that occurs in them.
17. Regimen for their excessive thirst.
18. On the depth of sleep that occurs in them.
19. On the heaviness of their heads.
20. On the restlessness of those having fevers and others. B. Excessive or non-natural waking.

21. On the pain of the belly that occurs in them.
22. On the roughness of their tongues. B. And its viscosity.

23. On the constant sneezing that occurs in them.
24. On the pain of the head that occurs in them.
25. On their cough.
26. On the destruction of their appetite.
27. On their bulimia insatiable hunger.
28. On the blackness of their tongues.
29. On their canine appetite.
30. On the fainting that occurs in them.
31. On the constriction of their breath.
32. On the vehemence of their sadness. B. Anguish.

33. Difficulty of swallowing that occurs in them.
34. Coldness of the extremities that occurs in them.
35. Discourse on choleric fever.
36. On the tertian absolute, and it is named triteus tertian.
37. Difference between pure and impure tertian.
38. Continuous tertian.
39. Cure of pure tertian.
40. Cure of impure tertian.
41. On causon burning fever fever, which is that which is named faricos ardent fever.
42. Signs.

43. Cure of burning fever.
44. On blood fever.
45. Signs.
46. Cure of blood fever.
47. On phlegmatic fever.
48. Signs of periodic phlegmatic fever.
49. Signs of inseparable phlegmatic fever, and it is that which is named latica long-lasting/slow fever.
50. Fever in which cold is hidden and heat appears in it, and it is epialos a fever with alternating cold and heat.
51. Fever in which heat is hidden and cold appears in it, and it is lipyria fever with internal heat and external cold.
52. Fever in which each of the two things occurs in each of the two locations.
53. Humoral syncopal fever.
54. Subtle, minute syncopal fever.
55. Diurnal and nocturnal fever from phlegmatic humors.
56. Cure of it.
57. Cure of continuous phlegmatic fever, which is named latica.
58. Cure of epialos and lipyria.
59. Cure of fever with humoral fainting.
60. Cure of fever with minute fainting.
61. Regimen for nocturnal and diurnal fever.
62. On periodic quartan.
63. Signs.
64. Cure.
65. Rememoration of resolutions needed after digestion.
66. Feeding of those suffering from quartan fever.
67. Cure of continuous quartan.
68. On sextan, septan, and similar fevers.
69. Rememoration of cooling medicines.
THIRD TREATISE contains.
11 Chapters.
1. On ethic hectic/wasting fever.
2. Signs.
3. Signs of aldhubul a type of chronic wasting fever.
4. Cure of hectic fever.
5. Rememoration of medicines cooling them.
6. Rememoration of medicines moistening them.
7. On the feeding of those having hectic fever.
8. On succoring the dispositions following hectic fever.
9. On the hectic fever of old age.
10. Signs.
11. Cure of the hectic fever of old age.
TREATISE FOURTH on pestilential fevers, and those which are homogeneous to them, and smallpox, and measles: and it contains.
20 Chapters.
1. On pestilential fever.
2. Signs.
3. Signs of the pestilence.