III. Of the sycosis, 262 IV. Of the areæ, 263 V. Of vari, lenticulæ, and ephelides, 264 VI. Of the disorders of the eyes, carbuncles of the eyes, pustules, wasting, lice in the eye-lids, dry lippitude, dimness, a cataract, palsy, mydriasis, a weakness, and external hurts in the eyes, and the various collyriums adapted to each disorder, 265 VII. Of the diseases of the ears; pain, pus in the ears, worms, dulness of hearing, a noise, extraneous bodies in the ears, 281 VIII. Of the diseases of the nose, 287 IX. Of the toothach, 288 X. Of the diseases of the tonsils, 290 XI. Of ulcers of the mouth, 291 XII. Of ulcers of the tongue, 293 XIII. Of parulides and ulcers in the gums, 293 XIV. Of an inflammation of the uvula, 295 XV. Of a gangrene of the mouth, 295 XVI. Of parotid swellings, 297 XVII. Of a prominent navel, 297 XVIII. Of the diseases of the private parts, 298 Diseases of the anus, rhagadia, and condylomata, 303 Of the hæmorrhoides, 304 Of a prolapsus of the anus or womb, &c. 305 XIX. Of ulcers in the fingers, 306 BOOK VII. PREFACE, The province of surgery, &c. 306 CHAP. I. Of contusions 310 II. Of the operations necessary in suppurated tumours 310 III. Of the good or bad symptoms of suppurations 313 IV. Of fistulas, in the ribs, belly, and anus 314 V. Of extracting weapons out of the body 317 VI. Of a ganglion, meliceris, atheroma, steatoma, and other tubercles of the head 320 VII. Of the diseases of the eyes cured by manual operations; of vesicles in the upper eye-lids 321 Of a crithe, chalazium, and unguis 322 Of an encanthis 324 Of the ancyloblepharon, and the ægilops 324 Of hairs in the eye-lashes irritating the eye 326 Of the lagopthalmus 328