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

of Chapters

Days in which sweat is increased and decreased. 69
Modes of signifying sweat. 70
Signs taken from sweat. 71
Signs taken from the pulse. 72
Judgments of nosebleed. 73
Significations taken from nosebleed. 74
Significations taken from sneezing. ch. 75
Judgments of excretion. 76
Signs taken from excretion. 77
Judgments of vomiting. 78
Signs taken from vomiting. 79
Judgments of urine. 80
Bad signs taken from the scarcity and abundance of urine. 81
Signs taken from the thinness of urine. 82
Signs taken from the thickness of the substance and its disturbance. 83
Signs taken from white urine. 84
Signs taken from color in black urine in acute fevers. 85
Signs taken from red urine. 86
Signs taken from yellow urine. 87
Signs taken from sediment. 88
Signs taken from dispositions aggregated due to different significations of color and substance, the first of which is in oily urines. 89
Signs taken from the quality of the separation of urine. 90
Enumeration of bad signs in urine. ch. 91
Bad signs in the sick of different kinds, whose malice is due to their aggregation in those suffering from fever and others. ch. 92
Signs of the length of the illness. 93
Signs that the illness will be consumed by a crisis decisive turning point of a disease or by resolution. 94
Judgments of relapse. 95
Signs of relapse. 96
Causes of death. 97
Species of death which happens in the hours of fevers and the sign of the quality of the sick person's death. 98
Significations of death without a crisis. 99
Dispositions occurring in convalescents. ch. 100
Regimen of the convalescent. 101
Feeding of the convalescent. 102
Movements of illnesses. 103
Second TREATISE, on the days of the crisis and its hours. It contains 11 chapters.
On the beginning of the illness and the first calculation of the crisis. ch. 1
On the cause of the days of the crisis and its periods. ch. 2

On the proportionality of the days of the crisis to one another, and their weakness, and their comparison to illnesses. 3
Critical days. 4
On the days falling in the middle. 5
On the power of the days falling in the middle and their weakness. 6
On good and bad days, which are critical according to their orders, or falling in the middle, or days of judgment. 7
On the days which are not critical, neither by primary intention nor by secondary intention. 8
On the days of judgment. 9
Knowledge of the days of the crisis when there is doubt. 10
On the declaration of the proportion of days in a crisis to many illnesses. 11
Third Fen section/division on abscesses and pustules.
First TREATISE on those of them that are hot and corrupt. Contains 35 chapters.
Universal discourse on abscesses. ch. 1
On phlegmon inflammation. 2
Cure of phlegmon. 3
Erysipelas red skin inflammation and its species. 4
Cure of erysipelas. 5
On formica a spreading/creeping ulcer †? [miliary]. 6
Cure of formica and those which run its course. ch. 7
Cure of miliary [eruption]. 8
On the pruna anthrax/carbuncle and Persian fire. 9
Curation of the pruna and Persian fire. 10
On blisters and swellings. 11
On the cure of swellings. 12
On essera hives/urticaria. 13
On the cure of essera. 14
Regarding corrosion and corruption of the member.

On esthiomenus gnawing/corroding ulcer and the difference between gangrenes and aschachilos a type of spreading ulcer. 15
On the cure. 16
On althohoin a type of pustule. 17
On the cure. 18
On abscesses occurring in the glands. 19
On hot eruptions. 20
Signification that an abscess is an eruption. 21
Signification of maturation and its sign. 22
Judgments of sanies thin, watery discharge. 23
Signification of internal eruption. 24
Signification of external maturation. 25
Significations of the proximity of internal eruption. 26
Curations of apparent eruptions. 27
Regimen of maturation and the ingenuity for performing the work in apparent eruptions. 28
Regimen of eruptions when they are mature. ch. 29
On [eruptions of eruptions]. 30
Regarding erupting eruptions.

[On the cure. 31]
Regimen of internal eruptions. 32
On aldemenul a type of pustule/swelling. 33