Modes of administering hellebore 504 11. On the different kinds of Antidotes 510 12. On Trochisks, or Troches 528 13. On Dry Applications and Abstergents (Smegmata) 536 14. On Liniments to the Mouth and Throat 541 15. On Delicious and Officinal Potions 544 16. On Collyria and Agglutinative Applications 548 17. On Plasters, and those things which are added to the boiling of them, from the Works of Antyllus, and on the proportion of wax to oil 558 18. On Emollient Plasters and Epithemes 576 19. On Restorative Ointments (Acopa), Liniments, Calefacient Plasters (Dropaces), and Sinapisms 581 20. On Different Preparations of Oil and Ointments 589 21. On Œnantharia 598 22. On Perfumes and Cyphi 599 23. On the Preparations of Masucha, which some call Masuaphium 601 24. On Pessaries, from the Works of Antyllus ib. 25. On Medicines which may be substituted for one another, from the Works of Galen 604 26. On Weights and Measures 609 GENERAL INDEX 629 PAULUS ÆGINETA. BOOK SEVENTH. In this book, being the seventh and last of the whole work, we are to treat of the properties of all Medicines, both Simple and Compound, and more especially of those mentioned in the six preceding books. SECT. I.—ON THE TEMPERAMENTS OF SUBSTANCES AS INDICATED BY THEIR TASTES.