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

On that which happens to the vertebrae from fracture. 8
Regarding alhadab hunchback/spinal deformity. On fracture of the [humerus]. 9
Regarding alfahad. On fracture of the [arm]. 10
On fracture of the wrist. 11
On broken bones of the fingers. 12
On fracture of the broad bone and the hip. 13
On fracture of the thigh. 14
On fracture of the kneecap. 15
On fracture of the leg. 16
Regarding alehiab. On fracture of the [heel]. 17
On fracture of the ankle. 18
On fracture of the toe. 19

Sixth Fen section/division of the 4th book, on poisons, and it is five treatises.

First TREATISE is on the roots of that which is known of the dispositions of ingested poisons, and the distinction of discourse in the curations of poisons, which are not from animals, of which there are three sums, and it contains 5 chapters and three sums.

Universal discourse on caution against poisons which are given in drink, and their curation ch. 1
Universal discourse on poisons which are drunk. 2
Significations of the species of poisons. chapters 3
Canon of the curation of the one who takes poison in drink. 4
Common medicines for poisons. 5

First SUM on poisons of minerals and others that are frozen. Contains 11 chapters.
Regarding red. On the stone [Armenian] 1
On quicksilver. 2
On litharge and lead filings. 3
On the drinking of ceruse white lead. 4
On gypsum. 5
Regarding zangiefar and sceh. On [vermilion and red ochre from the mine] 6
On alziniar verdigris. 7
On iron filings and their slag. 8
On lime and arsenic. 9
On water of soap, tragacanth, and alum. ch. 10
On the drinking of cold water while fasting. 11

Second SUM of poisons from plants, and it contains 33 chapters.
On monkshood. 1
On horn-spike a type of poisonous plant. 2
Regarding farfium. On [murkion] 3
Enumeration of hot poisonous medicines.
On euphorbium. 4
On the milk of spurges. 5
On scammony. 6
On almezerion and chamelea. 7
On oleander. 8

On anacardium 9
On alkebikengi 10
On stavesacre. 11
On wild rue. 12
On [thephisie]. 13 Regarding taffia.

On algilbehenech. 14
On [donkey's adende]. 15 Regarding aldend fyni.

On condisi and white hellebore and cyclamen, and juice of wild cucumber, and species of nigella, and black agaric. 16
On black hellebore. 17
On [amoras danich]. 18 Regarding harmedalich, regarding aldali.

On [aldediu]. 19 Regarding kesb alkerua and sesame.

On [kelbu alkerua and sesame]. 20
On castor. 21
On [wild squill]. 22 Other text "masa".

On the strangler adib, and the strangler of the [leopard]. 23 Regarding alnemer. Regarding azadaraeht.

On [aredarot]. 24
On the bark of the rizi. 25
On nettle seed. 26
On bad turbith, yellow and black. 27
On febardion. 28
On tusom. 29
On rancid fruit kernels. 30
On pure wine while fasting. 31
On bad honey. 32
On [aldibic]. 33

Third SUM on medicines which are from cold poisonous plants, and it contains 11 chapters. Regarding aldabach.

On opium. 1
On the methel nut datura. 2
On [aliabroce] and it is the root of mandrake and it is affebizegi. 3 Regarding aliebruha.

On [darfion]. 4 Other text "derufitum".

On henbane. 5
On [hyusquiamoni]. 6 Regarding suckarana.

On the bad stupor-inducing fox-grape nightshade. 7
On moist coriander. 8
On fleawort. 9
On bad mushrooms and tubers. 10
On Armenian arrows. 11

Second TREATISE, contains 21 chapters.

On ingested poisons which are from animals. 1
On animals which kill entirely with their bodies or corrupt. 2
On cantharides. 3
On the sea hare. 4
On the gecko and alharbe. 5
On lizards. 6
On the drinking of salamander. 7
Green pool frogs and red sea frogs. 8
On yellow frogs. 9
Another division of this poison.
On cold fish. 10