VII. The cure of pestilential, and ardent fevers, 103 VIII. The cure of a semitertian, 105 IX. The cure of slow fevers, 105 X. Remedies for the concomitant symptoms of fevers, 107 XI. Remedies against a coldness of the extremities, preceding a fever, 108 XII. The cure of a shuddering before fevers, 109 XIII. The cure of a quotidian fever, 110 XIV. The cure of a tertian, 111 XV. The cure of a quartan, 112 XVI. The cure of a double quartan, 113 XVII. The cure of a quotidian arising from a quartan, 114 XVIII. Of the several kinds of madness, and their cure, 115 XIX. Of the cardiac disorder, and its cure, 121 XX. Of the lethargy, and its cure, 123 XXI. Of the several species of the dropsy, and their cure, 124 XXII. Of the several species of consumptions, and their cure, 129 XXIII. Of the epilepsy, and its cure, 133 XXIV. Of the jaundice, and its cure, 135 XXV. Of the elephantiasis, and its cure, 136 XXVI. Of apoplectic patients, and their cure, 137 XXVII. Of a palsy, and its cure, 138 Of a pain of the nerves, 139 Of a tremor of the nerves, 139 Of internal suppurations, 140 BOOK IV. CHAP. I. Of the Internal parts of the human body, 141 II. Of the disorders of the head, and their cure, 144 Of pains of the head, and a hydrocephalus, 144 Of the cynicus spasmus, 146 Of a palsy of the tongue, 147 Of a catarrh and gravedo, 147 III. Of diseases of the neck, and their cure, 149 IV. Of diseases of the fauces, 151 Several species of angina, 151 Difficulty of breathing, 152 An ulcer in the fauces, 154 A cough, 154 A spitting of blood, 155 And their cure, 157 V. Of the disorders of the stomach, and their cure, 158