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

the tearing of their claws 10
On the bite of a crocodile 11
On the bite of an ape 12
On the bite of a cat 13
On the bite of a weasel 14
On the bite of the mugali a type of water animal and it is the alcalę. 15
Fifth TREATISE, contains 26 Chapters.
On the sting of small venomous things and their bite 1
On the species of the field scorpion 2
That which happens from their sting 3
On the algerarat 4
Species of spiders, alfceiben, and rutelae a type of venomous spider/tarantula. ch. 5
On that which happens to him whom a rutela has bitten generally, and [on] the distinction 6
On the cure 7
On the sciebi a type of spider, and its cure, and cures 8
Spider, its signs, and cures 9
Two animals which some of the learned physicians have mentioned 10
Another animal named tuharfe 11
Vulture louse named dehe in Persian and menlucę in Greek and ragarius in Indian, and this beast is like a louse or like a small alcandam 12
[Altamula] and the mud pig 13
On the wasp 14
On the cure 15
On bees and their cure 16
Flying ant, and another thing similar to it 17
Gecko and lizard 18
Animal having 44 feet 19
On the bite of a salamander 20
On the cure 21
Field and sea hedgehog 22
Sea scorpion 23
Sea spider 24
On the bite of the red sea frog 25
Summary of the cure of venomous sea reptiles 26
Seventh FEN division on decoration, which is three treatises.
First TREATISE contains 25 Chapters.
On the disposition of hairs, and in it are dandruff 1
On the cause of the destruction of hair 2
On many hair washes 3
On those that make hair grow strongly 4
On alopecia and tyria a form of hair loss 5
On the cure 6
On those that remove hair 7
On [the cure of him whom a depilatory has burned] ch. 8
On those that prevent the odor of the depilatory 9
On those that prevent the growth of hair 10
B. with.

B. althabua a type of insect.

B. with those which prevent the burning of the depilatory.

Curling agents 11
On those that make hair straight 12
On the splitting of hair 13
On those that thin the hair 14
Discourse on [youth] and graying 15
On those that delay graying 16
Method of preparing a balanced [mixture] good.
Liniments preventing graying 17
A good liniment such that it destroys the recent [graying] from it.
A good liniment with which the head is to be smeared by touching.
On the remembrance of dyes 18
Blackening agents 19
Gallia a perfumed powder, which they have chosen.
On those making [hair] yellow, and those which run in their course 20
On strong reddening agents 21
On whitening agents 22
Support for the dispositions following the dyes 23
On dandruff 24
On the cure 25
Medicines for dandruff, light without biting, many.
Medicines for dandruff which are stronger.
Second TREATISE, contains 12 Chapters.
On the dispositions of the skin from the part of [the skin]. ch. 1
On things making a good color, with splendor and reddening and subtle cleansing 2
On the preservation of the skin from sun, and wind, and cold 3
On traces of percussion, and black traces. ch. 4
Traces of ulcers and smallpox 5
Dead blood, and large freckles, and [liver] spots 6
On alguaffen 7
On the cure of albedfanem vitiligo/leprosy-like white patches, and superfluous redness 8
On morphea skin discoloration and alguada a type of white skin disease, and white and black albaras leprosy 9
Cure of black morphea 10
On the cure of alguada and albaras 11
On the cure of black albaras 12
Third TREATISE on those which happen in the skin, not in its color. Contains 27 Chapters
On fahafati and [refrengi and balKiati and aluathiæ] 1
On the cure 2
Local medicines for dry and old fahafati.
On impetigo 3
On the cure of impetigo 4
B. in the disposition in which there is black hair.

B. of color.

B. alfirengi and albalchte and albotin.