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Species of insanity 3.18
Common remedies for the insane 3.18
Intestinum ieiunum the jejunum, and why it is so called 4.1
Intestinum tenuius the smaller intestine ibid.
Intestinum crassius the thicker intestine ibid.
Various names, differences, and positions of the intestines ibid.
The cecum and rectum intestines ibid.
Diseases of the intestines, and their treatment 4.10
Treatment of the diseases of the smaller intestine 4.14
Disease of the liver 4.8
What things are dangerous in liver disease 2.7
Signs of struck intestines 5.25
How wounded intestines ought to be treated 7.16
Composition of the physician Iollas 5.22
Signs of a struck liver 5.26
Composition of the Jew 5.22
Plaster of the Jew 5.19
Iugale collarbone/clavicle book 8, chapter 1
Treatment of a fractured collarbone 4.8

What labor does 1.1
Who might tolerate labor more easily by age 2.3
Remedy for those laboring from childbirth 5.23

Lagophthalmos hare's eye/inability to close the eye 7.7
Pain of the side 4.6
Malagma emollient plaster for pains of the sides 5.18
Bathing 1.3
Difference of legumes in foods 2.17
Lenticula freckle or small lentil-shaped spot 6.5
Lepis scale/crust 8.3
Lethargus lethargy/pathological sleepiness 3.20
Leuce white leprosy book 5, last chapter
What are light temperaments 8.4
The looseness of the intestines, from which ages it is repelled 2.1
Looseness of the intestines, and its treatment 4.16
Leucophlegmatia white phlegmatic state/dropsy 3.21
Leuantia soothing or smoothing agents 5.13
Lienteria lientery/diarrhea with undigested food 2.1
Lien spleen 4.1
In whom spleens might be large 2.5
When a spleen ailment is dangerous 2.7
Treatment of spleen diseases 4.9
Malagma emollient plaster for the spleen 5.18
Signs of a wounded spleen 5.26
Resolution paralysis of the tongue, and its treatment 4.2
Ulcers of the tongue 6.12
What is needed for those suffering from lippitudo eye inflammation/bleary eyes 1.5