CHAPTER I. Of Medicines appropriated to the head.
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Culpeper, Nicholas
By [head] is usually understood all that part of the body which is between the top of the crown, and the uppermost joint of the neck, yet are those medicines properly called Cephalical, which are appropriated to the brain, not to the eyes, ears, nor teeth; neither are those medicines which are proper to the ears, proper also to the eyes, therefore (my intent being to write as plain as I can) I shall subdivide this chapter into these parts.
Medicines appropriated
1. To the brain.
2. To the eyes.
3. To the mouth, and nostrils.
4. To the ears.
5. To the teeth.
For what medicines are appropriated to an unruly tongue, is not in my power at present to determine.