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To soften a hard belly for bowel movements
xxix xv xxxij xlv. xlviij. lx lvij lxxxvj
lxxxvij xcix. cij cviij cxj. cxiij cxxj
cxxij cxxvij cxxxvj cxxxviij. cliiij ccviij
ccxviij ccclxiij. ccclxxv ccclxxviij ccclxxxij.
ccclxxxv ccclxxxij ccclxxxix cccl cclvj.
ccclxxxv ccviij. ccclx. ccccl ccclij.
To keep the belly open ccij cclxxvj.
To stop the flux of the belly and running out (Diarrhoea)
xxvj. xxvij xxxvij. xlvij lxij.
lxiij. lxxiiij. lxxxiiij. lxxxvij. cij ciij cv
cxxj cxxij cxxvij cxxviij cxliiij. cclviij
cxix clxxvij. clxxxviij cxcj. cxcij cc
ccxxj. ccxxvij ccxxxj ccxxxix ccxl ccxlj
ccxlix ccxlix. ccxlvj ccl cclj cclij
ccclij cccliiij. ccclvj ccl cclj cclij
cclvij cclx cclxxj. cclxxij. cccxiij cccxxvj
A useful drink for hot fluxes of the belly
cxlij.
To stop the white belly-flux (Lienteria)
lvij lxxxij cxcj. cxcij
To allay belly-ache or pains / see
Gripes [Grimmen].
Good for belly-wounds and obstruction cclj
To still gripes of the mother [womb] xxv. lxxiiij.
clxix. ccccxx.
To draw bones out of wounds cclxviij see
Splinters [Spleissen].
To heal bone-fractures xcij. ccvij. cccvij.
Ache of the bones/back/sides / of white
phlegmatic women v
To disperse boils and lumps / see
Lumps [Knollen].
To heal bee stings cxxxvij. cxl.
That bees may not sting you cxxxvij.
To heal bites inflicted by humans ccccix
To keep beer sweet and well-tasting
cclxix.
Bites of mad dogs or venomous animals / see Wounds [Wunden].
To mitigate ulcers of the bladder cxxxviij.
To cleanse and open the bladder xxv cxvj cxxvj
ccccxv.
To expel bladder-mucus xvj lxx lxxxvj
cxxix. cxxx. cxcvij.
To still bladder-pains and excoriation
xxix. lvij lviij. cclxxvij cclxxviij. ccxcvij
cccxxxiiij ccclij.
To crush bladder-stones see Stones [Stein].
To heal evil pox / see French Disease [Frantzosen]
To heal pustules that are venomous xxvj
xxxij.
To allay the heat and pain of night-pustules cv
Quenching of pustules on the legs, breasts, and genitals / which are burning, black, and hot cx cclvj. cccj.
To heal old sores of evil pustules lxxxix
Small pustules on the whole body / see Heat-pustules [Hitzbläterlin].
To heal small pustules in the mouth and on the tongue lxij
To allay flatulence of the belly clxxv
To allay flatulence of all limbs clxxxij.
Flatulence and panting of cattle lx
To settle puffiness in the body / see Winds [Winde].
To disperse blue marks on the skin xiiij
xviij xl clj. ccccxx. ccclij
To promote the flowers / see Women’s Disease [Frawenkranckheit].
To staunch the flux of blood in all places cxxxij cclxv.
To still the spitting and casting up of blood ix xvj
xxix lij. lxv. lxix. lxxxiiij lxxxvij. xcij
cxliiij. cclviij ccxiij ccclxxj ccxlij.
cclxxiiij. cccxvij. cccxxiij.
To dispel the urinating of blood lxxxij lxxxviij
cxcxiij cclxiij. cclxvij.
To staunch the flux of blood in women / also in men cxliij. cxcij cxciij ccxxj cclxj.
cclxiij. cclxvj.
To still bleeding of the nose / see Nose [Nasen].
To cool blood that is hot cxliiij.
A precious and proven staunching of blood cclxiiij.
The staunching of blood from wounds / see Wounds [Wunde].
To still bleeding inside the body cxxij cxlj.
ccclij
To cleanse and purify the blood xxj. xlij
lxxx
To lead clotted blood out of the body xiij
xvij lxvij xcv cxviij. cclij cxxxvj clj
clj. clx clxxix. clxxxi. clxxxij. ccx ccxciij
To avert the bloody flux / see Red Flux [Rot rür].
To quench burns or damage from fire x. xxix
lxxiiij lxxxj lxxxiiij. lxxxix xcj cxxxviij.
cxlj. clviij. clxxxvij ccvj. clj clxxv
cclxxxviij cclxxxviij. cccj cccj. ccciiij.
cccxxvj
Vomiting [Brechen]