Theses medicae de febrium continuarum diagnōsi & therapeia

cold water or boiled water, in which violet syrup, lemon, or syrup of citrus acidity has been dissolved, and also the abstinence from wine and meat. Constant use of violet oil should be made to smear the back and chest, as well as the inflamed temples. Clysters should be cooling, made from whey in which violets, mallows, and roses have been boiled, and similar things. Then bloodletting comes to be used, than which nothing cools more.

Afterward, it is appropriate that epithems be applied to the region of the heart and liver, and Juleps and Apozemes, from which purging from cassia, rhubarb, manna, and catholicon in a suitable decoction follows.

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