71. Remedies for burns. The method of testing bull-glue; seven remedies derived from it _ib._ 72. Remedies for affections of the sinews and for contusions 358 73. Remedies for hæmorrhage _ib._ 74. Remedies for ulcers and carcinomatous sores 359 75. Remedies for the itch 360 76. Methods of extracting foreign substances which adhere body, and of restoring scars to their natural colour _ib._ 77. Remedies for female diseases _ib._ 78. Remedies for the diseases of infants 364 79. Provocatives of sleep 365 80. Stimulants for the sexual passions _ib._ 81. Remarkable facts relative to animals 366 BOOK XXIX. REMEDIES DERIVED FROM LIVING CREATURES. 1. The origin of the medical art 370 2. Particulars relative to Hippocrates. Date of the origin of clinical practice and of that of Iatraliptics 371 3. Particulars relative to Chrysippus and Erasistratus _ib._ 4. The Empiric branch of medicine 372 5. Particulars relative to Herophilus and other celebrated physicians. The various changes that have been made in the system of medicine _ib._ 6. Who first practised as a physician at Rome, and at what period 375 7. The opinions entertained by the Romans on the ancient physicians _ib._ 8. Evils attendant upon the practice of medicine 376 9. Thirty-five remedies derived from wool 381 10. Thirty-two remedies derived from wool-grease 383 11. Twenty-two remedies derived from eggs 385 12. Serpents’ eggs 388 13. The method of preparing commagenum. Four remedies derived from it 390 14. Remedies derived from the dog 391 15. Remedies classified according to the different maladies. Remedies for injuries inflicted by serpents. Remedies derived from mice 392 16. Remedies derived from the weasel _ib._ 17. Remedies derived from bugs _ib._ 18. Particulars relative to the asp 394 19. Remedies derived from the basilisk _ib._ 20. Remedies derived from the dragon 395 21. Remedies derived from the viper _ib._