part difunite what before was clofe and compact, | {uch asarealfo thofe chat are produced by che fal-

chen there immediately happens that which we | ling down of the bowels; or by fomeboney fub- cali che folution of Uniry. Somrimes alfo it comes |ifance fticking out 5 but thofe in fpecial which topafs chac che figure and thape of fome part it | are caufed by che afilux of humore; andchefe are altogether mart’d, or a¢ leaft ¥ery much vitiared 5 | evermore difeafes thae may properly be faid to be and fomcimes likewife the Cavities, Pipes,and Paf- | compounded of ie ey dupmented, znternpee , 2 ries
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‘Menta ie elevates, diftends, and {wels it upto amore than pag.77.) harh collected Sixty ove Lumots,which ordinary greatnels, | be reekons up in this order :
1. Gor} {| Now che macter which we fay is ad~ | pulentia, 2. Phlegmone.
Tumors, their number ‘ and names | Galéa.o”
The D i fren vence , cue eens , a Wind, and a folid Subftance
eae ay jimili~ | ters i106. Herpes Eftbiamenos. 17. 1 a
. ; ei Herpes intite ferences are meerly accidental, denoting a certain | ari. 1,8. Scirrbus. 19. ‘Ecchymofis. 20. Aneurif
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tiyutacion orchange, anid an alceration of the con- |774. 21. Cedema. 22. Fhagedena. 23.Uleus Ghi- ditton. but the foecies or kinds they vary notin the |Yonium, feu Lelepixm. 24, Scabiess 2 ‘S% Lepra,
le: 26. Blepbantiafis..27. Bxoftofis, 28.
confticuee the feveral kinds, are taken from che | mus feu Priapi{mus. 29. Achore 30. Cerichs 31. matter and the containing Caufe, which is three= | “Myrmecia. Bde Acrocherdon, 33. Piydracion, fold, ashash been {aid. Firft of al therefore Tu- 34. Epinyttss. 3 5.Dotbien. 36. Phyma. 37. Ba~ mors derive theic very being from the humors; | bon. 38. Phygetblon. 3 9. struma. 40 Sarcocele. buc chefe as yet bave not obtained any peculiar hae Hydrocele. 42. Epiplocele. 43. Enterocle. appellations to be calledby, bus at leaftwife are | 44. Entero epiplocele. 45 Girfocele. 46.Varices, Be chem comprehended under the general name | 4.7. Bubonocele. 48. Exomphbalos. 49, Afcites, of a Swelling 5 yea, as fome jay, they are only | 50. Tympanites. 51. Anafarca. 52. Epuls. 53. called Tumors. Secondly, Winds if fhut up io Parulis. 34 Thymus. 55.Una, 56. Pariftmia. any part-diftend the fame, and lifeieup intoa|57- 4atiades. 58. Volypus. 59. Encanthis 60.
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Swelliag or Tunior 5, and this fore of Tumors che ‘Ungurs. 61. Staphyloma. But In- Grecians cal Empbyfemata, the Latines Inflatio- Lr affias bimfelf nor conrent with chis EAS ves, by reafon of their widdy original. In the | number, adds unto thefe one hundred ! vd ntates third place, now. and then fomwhat cefembling fixey five more 5, Co Wit,-of fuch according te fiefs, oc skin, or shac is, hard and folid,as.a bone, | properly belonging. unto the head, | Ingraflias.
and other fuch like matter is {uper-added unto | cwenty feven, thewhich in Page 301. ; « Tumors o
fome one part, and there caufech a Tumor. or|he enumerates. after this mauner« | the Beas 7 1. Ecgefina.. 2. Blcydriony five Pa- te ea é E en,
Ses have their original fcam che humors, ‘we will eheteupon adjoya-this fort of ‘Tumors unto che fir kind. And laftly, even the very folid pares of che body chemfelves caufe Tumors whenas they change their place, cogecher with heir fcituarion, and flip down upon fome other part, which they boch difiend and elevate: neither have thele any peculiaenamesco be known by. There! are yer ome other differences behind, Brom the qualiry of che concomitant matcer,fome are {aid co be hor, etherscold; fome moift, others dry; fome foft and loole, othershard. . From. them, magnitude, ! ! she greater, of chem are by a general, name fimply | Eyes. and the. parts thereat, fixty aiid Feat called Tumors, the lels Zubercula.: ‘From cheir | three, whichin page 351. he CECKONS | parzs, 163! {cituation, that fome are internal,others external; | up-in chis order followin, 28.Prop- | oh and thefe again either mare.deep and profound,ar | tofis, Galeni, five ecpie(mos. Pauls. 29.Taraziz, ellefuperficial. Feom.their figure, fome of them 130. Opbtbalmia, 31 Epi [email protected] 2 ace faid ¢o be broad, others, again {harp- pointed. | Chemofis.:3 3. Aerophibaliniy, 34: Scleropbthal- But aow to.comprehend. al thofe differences. of | iia. 3 §Scirnbopbibalmia, 36. Phiytiana. 37 Zumore under names, 2nd to give you-she num=| Botbrion. 38. Carloma. 29+ Argemon. 40, Epix ber of chem, isnot very eafie so do. .Gualen in the | cauma. 41. Gncauma. 42-‘WMyocepoalose 4.3. Me-
clofe of kus Book of Tumors writes, Thae chere | lon. 44. Clavier Pauli et Actiz. 45. Clavus in-
pilla. 3. Sycon, tha: is, a Fig, or. pu- | thes inche head cefembling ir. 4,. Bxanthema, thatisy aniilcerous blowing out likea flower, 5: Ganglion. 6, Hydrocepbalus. 7. Syriafit. &. Pbrenitis.. 9. Letbareus.. 10, Typbomania, feu agrypnon coma, 11. Catocbus Pauli, 12, Cgia« lepfis, fe. Gatocbe,. 13. Carus. 144A poplexia. 15. Rbiaaljabian. 16. Sibare. 17 Eatera, 18. Sekaktlos. 19: Lefiado. 20. Talpa. 21 . Lopinaria. 22.dattumen. 23-Cornu. 24..Alopecia. 25, Opbis afis. 26. Pityriasis. 27. Pbtbirtafis. |
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met he ‘10nd. sikiogerd Lifibiay 203 Herpes etthiome Yael ul De ICED. 204 Thymion, Celli. 205 Ignis facer,Celfi. 206 Ceérign, Pauli. 207 Paratrimmata. 208 Apofirmat: ills Fer. | nay 210 Rancuela. 21% Spind. 212 Morus Di~ 213 Paturfa, chag is, “Morbus Gallicus.
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cylofis. 67.Eutropion. 68. Lagopbibalines. 69.:| 214: Scopuli. 215 Tincofatt. 216 Pinite. 217 Trachoma. 70. Sycofis. 71+ Tylofss. 72-Dafyma, | Spili. 218 Tufias,Avicen. 219 Eparma, Hippoc. 73° : Pachyser7 The Barytes. 7 75.Hydatis. 76. Pio | 220 Rosboth. 221 Cunus, Rafts: 222 Albor bir, r, copbtbalmia. 79. Lrithe, 78. Thalagion.79.Pe- | Albucafis. 223 Nakir,Albuc.,.224. Alchalan, A
Sepa So. Lithiafis. 81. Alantifac. 2 2. Snde A- | benz. 225..Arcella,Abenz. 226 Rofule (atariti«.
vicenna. 83.Sarcofis. 34, Lupta. 86. Puftula. Abens LOAN ts Kh Scler fap fe 88..An- | chilops, 89. 90. Ep pinythis Plinit.| ) And after ‘inane he mentions many Tamors tt} more inorher parts, tothe number of | ee | ninety fevers 5 and in Chis following | Body, es 1 ) order he fetsthem down. i tite 02. Parotis: 92 Pbevea: Oxzena. 95: Sarcoma. 96. Thelit Albuc. 97. Al-| bart bian Avicenna. gd. Sai fieny Arabuy be QOD» Hlemorrboides Arabum. 100. Batrachos, vor. | Gloffomegethos. 102. Ancylogloffon.103.Apbtba. 104. Cynanche, 105. Paracynancbe: 106. Sy- | nancbe, 107 Parefynancbe.108. Gongrona.109 Folium, 11 to Bronchocele. 111 Albadal. 112, Dionyfifci. 13. Eippopion. rit. Fonthi,or Vari. | 115 Montagra.’116 Epbelis.117 lenis {y!vati- | | cus. 118. Nol me tangere. 119 Buttizaga. 120 Gutta rofacea. 121 Sparganofis. 122. Chon- | driofis.123 Trichiafis. 124 Gynacomafton. 125 | Pleuvitis. 126 Peripneumonia. 127'Phtoe: 128 | Altbabalop. 129 Napta. 130 Cypbofis, or Cyr- tofts is bybofis. 1 31 Lordofis. 13 32 Scoltafir.1 33 Coehacuss.134 Aurys Rafis. 135 Colica. 136 Hees. 137 Condylomata. 138 ‘Hemorrboides. 139 ‘Marifca. 140: Hepaticus: 141 Cachexia,
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grael 57 Uebias. 1 98) Lupia .Ghidalit: 159 To- phi. 160 Cornua Avicen. 161 Ancysofis;oc Anc | cyla. 162 Paronychias ‘163 Pierigion, Cel (i. 164.
£67 ‘Dentes muris; Bellunenfi 5.163 Alliathana. | 169 Lupus. 170 Datthilia, Hattab. 1713 Malum mortusim. 172. Tes minthos, 173 Bimpbyfema. 174: Bbiyikinas U75 Turmufios Avicen, 176 linpetigos1 77 E flere. 78 Palnos.179 Clavus. 180 Call, 181 Ateritude bowina, £ Sbensg. i Al- buc..18r (Dracontium. 183 Syrenes jor Pediceli, Guidon ds Argelatas1 84 Variole: 185 Morbilli. | 186 Rubeoia. 187.Cryftal. 188 Rxantbemata. 189 iti feel ta, Fernel. 190 Fizdroa, or Suda- | mina, 191 Epinyity, Romanorum. 192 Bothon lines: 193 Ganglia. 194, Seps Hippoce. 195 Spie |
| ronium, and divers other Ulcers.
5+ Dy defis. | So thar che number of all the Tumors reciced by
Fobannes Pipi ilippus Ingraffias amounts unco cwo hundred ewency fix.
But chae Entities fliould i be mulciplied inthis manner without aoy caule is aleogether unficen For; asa! che affects which are here reckone: Lup name of Tumors are
. Pumors 5 s befides iame Ti umer asiom 1eIMes repeated under diifferer E naies > So again, Inger, alias b a: @ not agtins game con pleated che remain Works concerning Timioes, ig-as nos fufficic apparent what Tumors he would have-ws tour derftand under fome of thefe names, Now for che truth of this, thas i Imay eves y OU am inftance | oc cwo of what bath been faid ;\ he reckans wp a- mong Tumors, Sinus ard Fiftula, » Uleus Chi But be! fe) 2 fince Ingrafiias, who-hath there ve bee hath caken the liberty, or made fo bol
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| plexia, Lordofis, Caliaca affettio, Colica, Affe.
Stees bepaticus, Splenicus, and. other, fuch iike Affects, which relate exchec coSymproms, or che kinds of other Difeafes, rather chan unco Tumors, And in very cruthimany of the Tumors wherewith ehis Caralogue is.ftufe, are not peculiar kinds of Tumors, buc only differences of them {pecies ace cording coche parts afrected.
Now therefore we conceive ice there are two main Differences e~ {pecially co be heeded im Tum Ors 5 one whereof atifech from: the variet ys c af G3 uies,
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2406 Book Y. Of Prattical Phyfick. Pare I. fera Gangrene 8 a Spbacelus unto an Inflamma- ) es Arabians,or Elephantiafisjas che Greeks name cion, in regard that an Inflammation fomrimes de- | it, Tumors Venereal of different kinds, Bubones, generates into them. But becaute thac a Gan- | and peftilencia! Carbuncles, getene and Spbacelws do very often proceed from| From flatulency or windinefs are derived Em- other caufes wirhout an Inflammation, and have | phyfemata as che Grecian Authors, or Inflationes, notalwaies a Tumor to accompany them, and are | asthe Lacines cali them, and all other flaculenc of neerer alliance unto Ulcers, very ufually dege= | cumors whatfoever. neracing incothem 5 we wil therefore creat further | From the folid parts lying out of their proper ofthemanon when we come to fpeak of Ulcers, | places arife Hernia in the Cods and Navel, when Bure with more righs % is thar unto an Inflamma- the Inteftines fal down thithes; Epiplocele. And tion we refer an Eryfrpelas, or Rola (as tt is com= | hirhertoalfo isto be reduced Aneurifna, a cum monly termed ) Bubo, Furunculus, Phymay Mor thac hath its original {rom an Accerie dilated, Phy setblon,Paroin,C ar bunculus, Paronychia, \as in like manner Varix, being a tumor froma di- Perniones, Ecchymofis 5 as afterward from the ‘lated Vein. fpecial Eixplication of rhefe Affeéts wil further / From the Bones proceeds that which we term appear. | Bxoftofiss and from che Vercebre or curning From Choler is produced Herpes, and its dif | Joynts of che Back, when they fick out, is caufed ferences, | Gibbofitas; likeasin other partsalfo tumors a- From the Pituitous or Phlegmy humor proceeds ; rife, when difjoynted or broken Bones flipping Ovedema. | our of their own place happen co fal down thither, From the Melancholly humor, Scirrbus. But now thofe tumors receive various appella- From black Choler, Cancer. sions by reafon of the pace affected, of which e= From the watry humor, Hydrocephalus, Here | nough bath been written already in its due nia aquofa. | place. stl Buc of che wheyiehumor, andthe thin éxcre-; And moreover, as concerning divers of thefe Menticious matter called [hores,fcom which vari= | Tumors this isto be caken notice of; chat very ous lefs {wellings by che Larines called Tubercula many and that in moft Cotintries, have doarife, chere ts a very vait difference: and of- lindeed been not a little infefted by chem tentimes thefe ferous and wheyie humors, as like- and chat they have been hkewife as. ordinarily
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wifeche fale and cholerick bumors are mingled. with orher, and from hence originally proceed divers Wheals or Puthes in che skin,as co inftance, Piydrafia, Vari, Sudanina, Spinyekides, and Terminihi, Effere Arabum. Flcydiia, Scabies, Lepra Gracoruin Vitiligo. linperigo, end Lichen, Crufta Lattea, Acbores, Part, linea, with ma |
cured of them: burt yet nogwithftanding, whac the German, Italian, French, Spanith abd other names of feveral Nations ares. and une co what names of che (arecians, Latines, and Aca= bians chey may fitly anliver, as nor alwaies mani~ feft: which very ching hath exceedinply perple- xed and puzied the fudious Phyficianin his per- uivalof Authors.And of this allo Fobannes Phi-
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ny other of che hike Nature. . \
Moreover from the humors there derived alfo | /zppus Ingrafjias who cook:a world of pains in a certain peculiac kind of rumors, yet neverthelefs comparing together and explaining the Greek, differing from thoie we have hitherco made mene Latine, and Arabian names, extreamly complains, tion, of in acwofold refpect. rence lies in chis,that it proceeds riot from one fin- | mors, Tract. 1. Chap. 1. page 220 after this man- gl¢ humor, bue from more, co wit, Phlepm,I mean / pete IE cannot but exceedingly admire, and with- fuch as hath other humors, Melancholly or Choleg | all greatly lamens the fo great unhappinefs of our mixe therewith; yet notwithftanding fo, shat she | Age, inthe which we ate evermore infefted with caufe conjun& may notany longer be faid co be | divers aed almoft innumerable kinds of Difeafes, an humor, but’ fome other macter generated from jandday afer day ate fadly: afflicted efpecially out ofthofehumots. The jacer difference con~ | more with this kind of Tumor (be here {peaks of
The former diffe- as wil appeat by what he writes a his Book of cuz.
fifts in this, chat che aforefaid matter is included in fome one peculiar Membrane. Tumors of chis
| Dothien or Purunculus )by ceafon of an unwhol=
fome and corrupt kind of Dyer; infomuch thae
fort are, Struma, and Scrofule, Broncbocele, | queftionle(s the Affect is moft perfectly knowns
Ganglia, Nodi,Melicerides, Atheromata, Ste- atomata, Teltudo, Talpa, and Natia-
Out of che humors likewife ( where you areco underftand fuch humors that degenerase into ano» ther matter) cake their rife and original thofe cumors which che inte}ligent Actift cals, Polypus, Panula {ub lingua, hernia carnofa, Verruca, Fungi, and others the like, There are moreover tumors chae have cheic very being fcom malignant: humors; and ehefeace Vartole,Morbili,Lepra, as
but as for name it hathnone, other than wha is
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as thac of Epinytys, and Pflydracton; fo chat hence we find ic a bufinels of the higheft difficuky to difcoverthe proper head of che Difeafe, and the Method of curing w, eitherin che Latines, or the Greeks, and Acabiansthemfelves writing in the Lacine Tongue.
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fome there be thacare wont to affert many chings. 13. relates that in the incifion of an ImpoSine Buc in teuch chere is buc very liccle chat canbefaid on che Jef fide of a cercain Girl, above the Spleen, as concerning Tumors in this manner, that is, pe- there was caken forth an Iron Knife, ‘and afer ic nerally confidered, but what for the moft pare'is | there iffued out abundance of filth and corrupti~ agreeable co certain {pecies of them 5. of all which} -on. | The like whereunto Langits alfé hath ob- we wil now {peak in order, and particularly,’ in
the Chapters following.
ferved, tm hisfirft Book, and thicey eighth Epiftle: Now if any fuch ftrange thing chance tohapp:n, | the Vulgar People are wont to aleribe ic prefent..
- % | " My a r hoarmecaAtfrivave Chap. 2. Of Tumors art/ing from _4y.unto the Sorceries, Spels, and Charms of theic
ly : | Devilifh Neighbors. But there is ho necefficy EZumors in general. 6
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Hat kind of Tumors which is caufed by che | and by have recourfe to fiich Caufes as thefe, or Humors is found to be moft frequent |rank them among the fupernacural Caufes of hu-
and ufwal; and therefore we wilireat of 4¢ in | mors, fecing that many of thefe continpents may the ficft. place. ©The primary..and nigheft caufe i be generated out of che humors erewhilé rebear- heceof is a humorelevating and railing up a part jfed. For whenas Experience makes ic manifeft, beyond Nacuxes intention unto a greatnefs more | that in moft pacts of mans Body {mal Scones, Sand chan is ordinary. . Which fatd humor having for | and Gravel; Hairs, or fuch like, and alfo divers the moft pare a certain excefs of qualities adjoy~ | kinds of Worms may be produced out of the ex- ned with ac (and thereupon becomes either hoe, or | cremenicitidus humors; and chat likewife Choc cold, ormovt, ordry ) derives chat qualicy unto | only inthe Body of man) ftrange and wonder- the pare affected; the which quality fince it dif- | ful kinds'of Worms and other little Animals, may fereth: from the temper of che grieved Member, | be bred out of the Cotrtiption of others, it thould mufk cherefore necetfarily excite in che fame an | noc feem any great wonder that che matcer in Tu- upequal cemper 5 and hence 1c 1s thar an intempe= | mors Cefpecially if it be naught, and hath been cies ot diftemper is concomitant witha Tumor. {jong there fhuc up and deceined) doth admit of The Caujes. thoie various fand f{trange mucations, happening
| by means of its roccennefs and putrefaction. Buc Now of the humors that caufe chefe Tumors |-yer notwithftanding, 1f fuch things be found in
chere.is great diverticy. For boch che:\Natural and Impoftumes chat are come co a fuppuration, and pteterna‘uralbumors, whole differences we have pone in Tumors, which cannot be generate
rated in alceady ipoken co in cheir proper place,excite Tu- | mans Body by nacure, or at leaftwife by Naruces mors38 hereunto belongs the matter thacis whey- | fecengthalone wichout the concurrence of Art, ey and waterith, filchand corrupt matter, andall | ( (uch as are all things formed of Metals, ‘Bodkins, things elfe into which che humors degenerate, and | Knives,von Nayls, and che like’) chen indeed they which are tobe tound in Tumors, and yet are not | cannor be referred unto tiatiiral caules ; bur may an the number of the parts of che Body 5. of which /upon more than probable Grounds be impured | there is great variety. Galen in his unco the Impoftures, fubtilty, and power of the things of {uch \ Chaprer, writes, chat in Apoftems may be either generated in the Body, orcovercly ath on | there have been found to befubflances conveyed into it, is notmy purpofe here co decer= foundin a- \contesned like unto: Scones, Sand, mine. I therefore proceed to difpatch whac I poftems, Shels, Wood, Mud or Slime, che filch have further to deliver touching the reft of the , ot Bachs, che dregs and lees of ‘Oyl; ‘caufes of Tumors that take their rife and Oripina’
together with many ocher fuch:hke refemblan- | from the humors,
ces. And in his fourteenth:Book of the Method! So then, as for what concerns "| Tamors,
of Phyfick, and twelfth Chapters he further in= |caufes remoce 5 be they what they | bow canfed forms us chat in Tumors have been difcovered |will for their kind, they may eafily be ! ui Pig bite {ubftances refembling Nails, Hairs, Bones, Shels, known, if- we dobut enquire into the | ing pare and Scones. And that Worms alfo may be found | manner how Tumors come to have lf humors. in Tumors frequent experience ceftifiech ; Fal= | cheir firtt being; and withal cake no-
lopius wich ochets have teen {uch Tumors; and’I | tice from whence, and after what fort, or by whaé my felf have more chan once beheld the like, Ni- | means chac humor which hath rightly gained tobe colaus Remigius in his thicd Book of the worthip | ftiled the containing Catife, comes inco the pare of Devils, and firft Chapcec writes, that with his | affedted: Now therefore thac humor which is own Eyeshe bebeld whilechey cook our ofan Im-| the nigheft and concaming Caufe ofa Tumor is ei-
‘poftume fulof filch, and opened inthe Calf ‘of a! eher intenlibly and’ by degrees heaped up in che
Mands Leg, acertainround fubftance or Globe, part, or elfe alcogether’ as ina heap (which the fuch as is to be Leen in Weavers Shops. And Wi-| Grecians exprefs by the word Athroos) flow inca erks in his Book of the: Devils impofturesGhap.| it, The matter is gradually, and by litle and | Bi. j little
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liccle gathered together in the parc affected, pri- marily and moft efpecially, by reafon of fomwhat amifs in che member, ‘co wit, when either che concottive power is grown weak, and therefore cannocas it fhould digeft che nucriment, but gene- races more excremencs chan it oughe'todo ; or elfe when the expullive faculey doth noc caft out all the excrements as ic ought todo; and this may come co pafs eicher chrough its own weaknels, or otherwife becaufe the way by which chofe excre= ments fhould be ejected is not fufficiently open. And again, a humor is likewife chen heaped toge- cher in the parts, whenas the food it felt is naught and unwholf{om § for hence i¢ happens chac eicher fo great abundance of excrements arecaufed chat che expulfive faculty cannot caft chem al forth, or elfe that chey are fo ghick chat Nacure cannot eafi- ly expel chem. But upon what caufes thefe caufes do depend hatch been already declared in ics pro- per place; nor is ic requifice chac we fhould ac Jarge repeac what hach been {poken. Only in a few words cake this; That che weaknefs of the faculties wholly depends upon che intemperies or diftemper of the parts, and the decay of their native heac. Thepaflages are ob- ftructed by overmuch and chick maccer, which happens to be condenfed by the vehemency of cold. Meats ofanill juyce produce ftore of ex- crements: Now what chefe meats ace,Galen gives us Coundecftand, in his Book touching meats ofa good and evil juyce.
A Humor then flows to fome part (chis being in truch the more u- fualcaufe of Tumors) when either it
How by at- | 1s drawn by chac fame part, or tranf- traction. mitted unto it from fome other place.
tumors bew cauled by an Hf,
hereupon fals co drawing more than before, by reafon of this adventitious heat. And laftly, pain weakens the Members. Now che Members once weakned, if they atcract nor, yet they readily rem ceive, and in che leaft refift not the matter towing in upon them from feveral parts.
Secondly, A Tumor iscaufed by a defluxion,
when as the humors are cranfmitced unco fome’
parc, although they be not drawn by chat parr. For whereas there is inevery pare a faculey not only of ateracting a} chings familiar and agreeable unto it, buc allo of expelling and cafting ouc whatever is fuperfluous and burdenfom 3 hence itis chac being ftit’d up and provoked by the ex- cels or offenfive quality of the exccements and humots it expels and thrufts forch unto fome other parc whatever is ufelefs, or at leaft bucdenfom un- toic. Where if it be noc digefted or evacuated by tranfpiration, i¢ is thence again forced unto fome other parts until at lengch 1c come unto the weakeft, which is not able co expel chele tran{- mitted humors; fochat being here left they caufe a Tumor. For itcannoc be chata Tumor thould be caufed by che matter cranfmitted and fent from divers places, unlefs we prant (as'‘needs we muft) that here isa pace which fends them, a part re- ceiving chem, andche paflages by which che hu- mors flow. The partsdo chen tranfmic when the
' vigorous faculty by the quality or ftore of mattec ‘isincitedco expulfion. For unlefs che
: faculty were provoked, it would never attemp this
pate
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expulfion 5 and unlels it Were ftrong and‘ |
vigorous, it could never effect it. “And chis is likewife much furthered by che external caufes exciting the fluxion, co wic, Heac, which accenu- ates and diflolves che humars; and cold, chat by
Attca@tion primarily proceeds from! conftriétion: preffech che parcs together, and heat caufed either by overmuch motion, or from | thereby caufeth che preater afflux of the faid bu- the heat of the Sun and Sun-beams, from che fire ; | mors.
or laftly from any fharp Medicine taken in. + For
Nocwichftanding, unto chefe two may be ad-
the parcs fo foon as they are heated by thefe cau- | ded alfoa third caufe of the defluxion, and that is fes draw unto ehemfelves humors from che reft of | acectain (7, or) violent iffuing forth of the the body, alchough chere be not therein any excet-| humor it felf, as utually ic doch appear in pérfons five ftore of humors; and yet I deny not butchac | that have the Dropfie, where we find a water the more the body abounds with humors, the | chrough irs own weightinefs def{cending into the
greater is the ftore of chem that is attra-| Feerand Cods;
éted.
| , which motion nocwithftanding is Wont co ceafe in the night cime ; buc this would
Moreover, Pain likewife frequently enough | not be if che humor were expelled by Nature 3 and
excites Tumors, by ateraing the humors unco| nog rather
the part ageriéved. ac felf draws che humors, but chat chis isdone by
(as in truth ic is) forced down by ite
Yet we fay not chat pain of | own gravity.
Now as for the humors flowing toge- | the parts
fome other means; and commonly it is faid co| cher from elfwhere, chey are received | “eseiving draw, forthelethreecaufes. Firft, becaufe Na- | by (uch pacts as are feeble, and through cure while fhe atcempts cocrelieve che fuffering | theit weaknefs alcogecher.difpofed for the recep-
pare fends in an extraordinary fupply of blood | tion of a fluxion,
For evermore the more vigo-
and {pirics to the pare in pain, and chis fhe doth | rous Members (end away chat whichis fupe:fluous
with an endeavor more than ufual; fo chac by | unco the weaker.
The weaker Members we ac-
¢his means the over fills, and burs che parts fhe ine | count fuch as either have contraéted a @ercain debi-
tended co fuccour. Secondly, the grieved part by | licy in their very firft formation,
or being after-
chis cime grows hoc from chat abundance ot blood | ward hurt do contract unco themfelves a kind of and {pirits cran{micced chither by Natuce; and prececnatural confticucion; or elfe they are fuch
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| 1 7 ‘ 4 pale Aiea | fuch are the skin, andche parts loofé and Porous. | | For Nawice (chat the might cheberter preferve | ' hs} spa ters {> V4 |} the principal and more noble parts from Diteafes) |
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| which likewife various forces of Tuniors ate exci- more eaftiyreceive che excrements of other Parcs: |
ted andcaufed. And chen again, one while the bumorexciting the cumor is (as we ufe ro fay) finple and fincere, from whence alfo che tumor proceeding therefrom is faidto be a pure Cumor 5
bach purpofely ordained in mans body fome cere | or affoon again divers humors concur tothe ma- bs 5 wy
ue || tain parts weak and feeble, that fo the principal | king up of one Tumor ; and from hence the Tu- My j) parts oppreffed and burdened with Humors | mors which we cerm {purious, Cthacis, fuchas I | might irocheni empty whatever ts fuperfluous lare improperly {o called} take cheir Oiigia ble and burdenfom ; and thefe €as we have faid) are inal.
Mt |) the skin and gbndulous or kernelly parts. And | The Sions Diagnoftick:
Me fence ic isthae che Meare tran{mics the peccant hu- | So
& ff mors unco the Arm-pits, the Brain fends chem | Ic is eafily known whecherthe Tumor proceed itd | behind che Earce, and che Liver thrutts | from the falling down of any part: and if chisbe it | torhe Groynss The pacts ready t rei notthe Caule, we may then fately conclude chac Us al thofe chat have any Connexion wi! | the rife of it is from che afflux of humors into che Wl | ghacetranfmics the bumors, and which caftected.
to | paflages chrough whieh the humor But now whether or no the Tumor cakes ics be-
tt | ajwaies patencand opens; butas ie || by co expel and drive them |
due | none ac al, O1 othe { wd | sow and over ftreight
mm || fapesare {o fcicuated chac rhey
ft) || the paccstranfmiccing, fo chacche’ conveyance of | Ite Humors usito chem from the abe efaid parts 1S ly | tender?d che more facile'and eafie,
he | As for*the wates and paffages
ane | | the peffages | throueh which che humors rim, they
uhy | PL which the are either fuch as lie hid, or elfe fuch
tumors aro any ey
ths Row asare open and véry manifeft. For 6 e i
and Whereas cae whol body is confluxile,
thi | shatisco fay, apt and ready to flow cogether ; we |) hence ic isthac che bumors have cheir fuxion our m- | Of one pate inco another by thefe occult or hidden by ) paflages. Soche Whey (as we may cerm it) be- and f gng gotten in preat abundance into the Abdomen
be) or Cavity of che Belly (commonly called the | ftand the cimes,take this advectifem
Paunch) by chele ptivy Paffages defcends inro | a | the Cods and the Thighs , and ‘ifts up the faid| is || pacts cvenunco a Tumor or {welling; the fame) Wit) which likewife very often happens in ocher parts, fom | Sometimes the humors aiffembled cogether betwixt att) the Skul and skin of the Head defcend chence | te |) along under che skin into the inferior parts; buc} fing) Very feldom and care it asthac from hence any cu- | old) Mors-are produced. But moft an end chofe hu- | ad f) Mots which excite and raife tumors flow through yt | paffages thac are p Veins and
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{ pat _. | Butthat we may briefly come to! Wig |) the ediffe- {peak of che differences of Tumors a-|
rence seis Nh Bd ! | fae , tiling fron Humors, alchough very. ; }
ct |) aebence they many of thele differences are acciden-" rig || are caken. Hat yet norwithitanding chofe by"
| which che tumors proceeding from ee |) Humors are truly and properly diftinpuifhed a- (ir || Mong themfelves, are taken from che variery of, fer )) She containing Caufe, or che Humor as an effici- |
i ff Sntcante producing the Tumor. Now the Hu-|
jit) MOS are divers, Blood Choler,Flegm;Melancho likewile by how much the greater the sstémperies
é-/| ginning from congeftion, or rather from fluxion, may by this be difcerned; co wit,. chat thole Tu- | mors which are caufed by congeftion or che frore=
a
‘= | ingup of humors, area longer while and by dee y tke directly under | grees arriving at cheir perfection ; neither cake they upto much room inthe pare; nor (laftly)
tg) there any che leaft preceding caufe or fign of
adefluxton. But now if the tumor be peneraced
| fcom a fluxton,te wil be difcerned by che prefence
of the contrary figns. And certainly if fo be chere were notin the grieved part any foregoing pain or heat, it manifeftly fhews that che faid fluxion is caufed by acran{miflion, and noe by means of an attraction ; like as on the ocher hand, a preces Ging pain or heat of che affected pare argues the Tumor to proceed from the attraction of hue Mmiors, ;
For the Signs whereby co difcern and under=
Ra
ents viz, Dhae
the beginning of it is chen when the pact firft of
al is perceived to be diftended and ftretch’d forth.
| The increment or growth, when as the patt ap=
pears now tobe elevated intoan indifferent big
Awelling, and when che Sympcoms thac accompany
al forts of Tumors are evidently augmented.
| Uhe ftace or heighch of it is, when the {welling )and (with it cogethec) al the fymptoms are ag
cher higheft pieb, The declination is then, when both che bulk of the {welling, and all che fympcoms ate fenfibly diminithed.
The Signs Prognoftick.
1. As for the Prognofticks of Tumors in genes
| tal, cake this foran obfervation; That in refe= _ tence co the place aggrieved, inward Tumors are
alwaies accounted co be more dangerous than
thofe which are excernal; and as confidered of
chemfelves, chey have in them more or fefs danger of death according to the excellency and ufe of
the parc aftected.
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