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Whence jaundice arises, 169 & 291
What ileus intestinal obstruction is, 284
Time of completion for infants, 76
Formation of infants and their members, 75
An infant is expelled due to a double cause, 86
Nutriment of an infant, 77
A physician should act prudently when visiting the sick, 1
In what things infirmity subsists, 97 & 21
Passions of the intestines, 281
Composition of the intestines, 69 & 70
Virtue of individual intestines, 70
What anger is, 142
Separation of joints, 278

Milk is composed of three things, 130
Division of the muscles, 49 & 50 & 51 & 52 & 53 & 54
What happiness is, 142
Sign of a stone kidney/bladder stone, 293 & 295
One that breaks the stone of the kidneys and bladder, 122
Boys suffer from a stone in the bladder for two reasons, 295
Pain of the side, 271
There are two species of leprosy, 228 & 20 & 69
What lethargy is and whence, 244 & 245
Title of the book, 2
What lientery diarrhea with undigested food is and whence, 280
Ligaments are necessary in two ways, 38
Passions of the tongue, 263 & 264
What kind of instrument the tongue is, 62
Whence worms arise, 285
Configurations of the moon, 325 & 326
Four figures of the moon are weaker and stronger in virtue, 325
The moon has slow and fast motion, 327
The moon receives 8 figures from the Sun, 325
Property of the moon, 321
The moon does not need the help of the sun, 325

Signification of thinness, 15 & 16
For what are the breasts necessary, 77
Passion of the breasts, 304
Whence hardness of the breasts, 313
Whence madness arises, 160
Temperament of the palms of the hands, 7
Bones of the hands, 32
Males are hotter than females, 19
Signs of male conception, 303
Members are dissolved in two ways, 79
Composite members are twofold, 48
Why the dura mater was made, 57
What suffocation of the womb is and whence, 72 & 299
Division of medicine, 5
The physician should investigate the faculty of the sick person, 318
A physician must have knowledge of individual members, 237
It is necessary for the physician to know the abundance and quality, 16
The medical art is to be preferred to all, 2
Duty of the physician to know the healthy body, 19
What kind of person a physician ought to be, 1
What kind of students of medicine there should be and what they should know, 1
It behooves the physician to consider the sites of the region, the natures of the waters, and the foods, 110 & 99 & 151
The physician should be circumspect when curing dysentery, 283
It behooves the physician to discern the passions of the stomach, 166
The science of medicine, 2
Signs of melancholy, 20 & 309 & 310 & 249
The spleen as the foundation of melancholy, 291