Secrets of the Secrets of Ramon Llull and Hermes the Philosophers

Hen broth, and hen,
Kids,
Partridges,
Pheasants,
and with long sleep and quiet, and idleness, and with odoriferous things, and those which comfort sight and hearing, and so that he may not see that which displeases him, and he should lie in a soft bed.

Note that intercourse moves matter to the exterior, and dries out the warm putrid vapor coming to the surface of the skin, and thus before time it makes the skin wrinkle. But for those with leprosy and those prepared for leprosy and the scabious, it is to be avoided entirely, for natural heat fails from this, and food is not digested according to what is fitting: men and women, however, ought to have intercourse when they desire and not resist.

From excessive phlebotomy occurs,
Hastened old age,
Dropsy,
Failure of the virtue of the
Stomach,
Liver, and
Weakness of the heart

For from the neglect of phlebotomy when someone needs it, many sicknesses occur, namely