Physiologia Medica

Chap. 12. On the Fluid Substance of the Body, or on the Humors.
Chap. 13. On the essence of the Humors in general.
Chap. 14. On the Differences of the Humors.
Chap. 15. On Chyle, which is the first among the primary and general Humors.
Chap. 16. On the Blood of the Veins, which holds the second place among the primary and general Humors.
Chap. 17. On the Blood of the Arteries, third among the primary but general Humors.
Chap. 18. On the primary particular Humors.
Chap. 19. On the Secondary Humors.
Chap. 20. On the foreign Humors of the Body, namely Semen, Milk, and Menstrual Blood.
Chap. 21. On the Impetuous Substance of the Body, or on the Spirits.
Chap. 22. On the Nature of the Spirits in general.
Chap. 23. The differences and Species of Spirits are derived.
Chap. 24. On Natural Secretion.
Chap. 25. On the Animal Spirit.
Chap. 26. On the Vital Spirit.
Chap. 27. The Method of the Temperaments is designated.
Chap. 28. The definition of Temperament is proposed and explained.
Chap. 29. The Nature of Temperament is explained through Causes and Accidents.
Chap. 30. On the Simple differences of Temperaments.
Chap. 31. On the Composite or Compared differences of Temperaments.
Chap. 32. Theory is established regarding the Soul and its Faculties.
Chap. 33. The Active Faculties are derived in general.
Chap. 34. On the Natural faculties in general.
Chap. 35. On the three principal Natural faculties: Nutritive, Augmentative, and Generative.
Chap. 36. On the serving Natural Faculties, such as the Attractive, Retentive, Concoctive, and Expulsive.
Chap. 37. On the Animal Faculties in general.

Chap. 38. On the Sensitive Faculty.
Chap. 39. On the Intellectual Faculty.
Chap. 40. On the Motive Faculty.
Chap. 41. On the pathētikē passionate faculty, or the faculty of Perturbations.
Chap. 42. On the Vital Faculties.
Chap. 43. On the Passive Faculties.
Chap. 44. The Accidents of Man are proposed methodically.
Chap. 45. On the general Accidents of Man: The Birth of Man, the Life of Man, the Death of Man.
Chap. 46. On the Actions of Men in general.
Chap. 47. Differences of Human Actions are derived and explained.
Chap. 48. On Nutrition. On the Species of Nutrition.
Chap. 49. On Excretion. On the Species of Excretion in general.
On Sweating and Sweat.
On the excretion of Filth from the Skin.
On the expulsion of Tears and lemae rheum or eye-gunk.
On the Excretion of Filth from the ear.
On Sneezing.
On the Wiping of the Nose.
On the Flux of the Nose.
On Expiration through the Nose.
On Spitting or Sputation.
On Expiration through the Mouth.
On Hawking up original: "Screatione".
On Coughing.
On Vomiting.
On Belching.
On Urination original: "Mictione".
On the differences of Urination.
On the Purgation of Women through menses and childbirth.
On Excretion through the belly and intestines, and first on Dejection of the bowels.