Table of Chapters

Of suffocated meats and spoiled flesh. 11
Second genus on animals, and they are like lethal biles and the tip of a stag’s tail. 12
On viper bile. 12
B. alnemer leopard. On leopard bile. 13
On otter bile. 14
On the tips of a stag’s tail. 15
Third part on fresh bull’s blood. 16
On the sweat of animals. 17
On alharbe a type of sheep sheep. 18
On spoiled milk. 19
On congealed blood. 20
On the congealing of milk in the stomach. 21
Beginning of the discourse on biting and stinging.
Third TREATISE on the general regimen of biting, the driving away of venomous creatures, the cure of serpent bites, and their species.
On things to be drunk after a bite. 2
On poultices for stings. 3
On poultices from which, when bodies are smeared, venomous creatures do not approach them. ch. 4
For driving away venomous creatures generally. 5
On driving away serpents and venomous animals. 6
A marvelous precaution against venomous animals. 7
Things that certain people have mentioned regarding the destruction of rapacious beasts. 8
On driving away serpents. 9
On driving away scorpions and cutting them up. 10
On driving away fleas. 11
Driving away fleas and bedbugs. 12
On driving away weasels. 13
On driving away mice and their extermination. 14
On driving away ants. 15
On driving away flies and their extermination. 16
On driving away wasps. 17
On driving away beetles. 18
B. alarde a type of insect. On driving away [alharathati]?. 19
On driving away moths. 20
On the species of serpents. 21
On the bite of the basilisk, which is the first of the deaf serpents known as "deaf" in ancient lore and the harmene a specific serpent, about which I do not know if it is the same or another. ch. 22
On the harmene. 23
Sign of the bite of the serpent which is named swallow and is of the deaf ones. 24
Signs of the bite of the dry asp, and it is of the deaf ones. ch. 25
B. este a type of viper. On the bite of the spitting [serpent] and hafillus?. 26
On the horned serpent. 27
Sign of its bite. 28

On the serpent that is called andrius and Kedufurus, ch. 29
Cure. 30
On the hydra. 31
Universal discourse on the bite of vipers and judgment thereof. 32
Curing the bite of vipers with that which is like a canon a set rule or standard procedure. 33
Remaining potions praised for viper bites. 34
Plasters from the outside. 35
On serpents that cause blood to exit from all pores. 36
On the cure. 37
On that which causes thirst. 38
On the cure. 39
On the cafezati and altararati. 40
On the one that jumps in two directions. 41
B. quercinus oak serpent. [Holm-oak serpent] and it is very hard. 42
On the cure. 43
Miliary serpents. 44
Serpent named scifetati. 45
Serpent aracis or asp having diverse colors. 46
Three-legged serpent. 47
Famusus the renowned one. 48
On amiudutus and cauharus. 49
Curing them. 50
B. al[...]. Serpent named fellsir, and it is putrefying. ch. 51
On the cure. 52
On the species of serpents that harm when they bite by wound, not by venom, concerning which one must be treated, and they are serpents of very large bodies. 53
On the dragon. 53
Albedisimon of Persia. 54
On the bite of the sea dragon. 55
Haren carmen. 56
On alhatraf and hauden. 57
Fourth TREATISE containing 15 chapters.
On the bite of man and quadrupeds. ch. 1.
Universal discourse on the cure of a bite. 2
Human bite on a human. 3
B. qualities or conditions. B. of rabid baboons and other rabid animals. Bite of a domestic dog that is not rabid, likewise of the adib wolf/jackal and similar animals. 4
[Bite] of a rabid dog, and rabid adib, and [rabid weasel, and others of those which are mentioned]. 5
On the narration of those which become rabid besides those we have mentioned. 6
Dispositions of one whom a rabid dog bites. 7
Difference between the bite of a rabid and a non-rabid dog. 8
B. h[...]. On the cure. 9
B. alnemer leopard, and al fhed cheetah and. On the bite [of the leopard of the genus] of the lion and the wound. 10