44. On Clysters 57 45. On Suppositories 58 46. On Medicines which evacuate Phlegm from the Head—Masticatories, Errhines, and Liniments to the Nose 59 47. On Emmenagogues 60 48. On Sudorifics 61 49. On Airs 63 50. On Waters 64 51. On Baths 67 52. On the Natural Baths 71 53. On the Regimen fitting to the different Seasons 73 54. On the Regimen of Persons actively employed 75 55. On the Regimen of Travellers 76 56. On the Regimen of Persons on board Ship 79 57. On the means of diminishing Obesity 80 58. How to recruit those who are emaciated 82 59. How to remedy emaciated parts of the Body 84 60. Diagnosis of the best Temperament ib. 61. Diagnosis of the Intemperaments of the Body 85 62. On the Form of the Head 87 63. The marks of the Temperaments of the Brain 87 64. The marks of the Temperaments of the Stomach 90 65. Diagnosis of the Temperaments of the Lungs 93 66. The marks of the Temperaments of the Heart 94 67. On the Temperaments of the Liver 98 68. Diagnosis of the Temperaments of the Testicles 100 69. On the parts that are omitted 101 70. The Correction of Hot Intemperaments of the Body ib. 71. The Correction of the Cold Intemperaments of the Body 102 72. The Cure of the Dry Intemperaments, of the Stomach for example; then of the other Intemperaments 103 73. On the Powers of the Articles of Food 106 74. On Pot-herbs 110 75. On Asparagi, or young Shoots 115 76. On things having esculent Roots 116 77. On Truffles and Mushrooms 119 78. On the frumentaceous articles of Food 120 79. On Pulse 124 80. On the Summer Fruits 127