الحاوي في الطب (Liber Continens — Part 3)

And diarrhea is outside the path of milk, for it is thin milk that contains no water original: "la ma'iyata fihi", like what is drunk. It is extracted from the bodies of the healthy because it is hot easily for salts? and for analysis on the spot thick if it is long meat or solid?. Therefore, meat was called the whiteness of the day, so it is permissible. This milk that we described assists digestion, and only wind is derived from it. If it is not so, it happens that it warms with a moderate heat. If they wish to apply it to soft, hot swellings that do not dissolve and break, then it is closer. After bathing, it is necessary to use it without food, which would delay what seeks to block the pores of the skin, contrary to another artisan. It prevents air from entering because of its harm. If the patient is sa'il al-laban liquid milk, give him some a second time after the second bath. If he is not distressed by it, then name that time for the effort in the work of cooking, as it is faster to digest than what was pressed in the bath. Eat meat moistly in the folds, and whatever its color touches from the embers and salt, [proportion it like] a phlebotomy.

Since with some types of summal a condition of swelling or congestion there are symptoms of isfidbaj a dish of meat and spices, a white stew, it is beneficial for those suffering from fever, colic, and kidney stones. As for milk, it does not loosen in the urine. The desire in creation and the asam a medicinal compound of fenugreek and the hadah pure/fresh [milk], and I consider the solid meat. In general, it requires what is the easiest food, and it is light and quick to digest, with no viscosity in it. It is not as it is thought that it is the fastest thing to digest, its utmost in nutrition, nor is it the hot thing in predominant nutrition, etc. Therefore, it was named that the [type] which is not viscous is thin in digestion and more precise than the least food. Milk, if the food is curdled with milk without him kneading it...