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<h1>Rosa Anglica</h1>
<h2>Author: [unknown]</h2>
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<h2>Sicut dicit <b>Galienus</b> primo de ingenio sanitatis.</h2>
<p>As <b>Galen</b> says: <i>do not frequent too much the courts and halls of the great, as I never did, until you have (a knowledge of) your books, {<u>non visites nimis curias et aulas principum: sicut nec ego feci quousque sciverim libros.</u>}’’</p><p align="right">R. A. 3, 2nd ed.</p></i> <i>for it is not conceivable that there would be anything by which a man could reach closer to God than learning, {<u>non est possibile per aliquod fieri proximius deo quam per scientiam.</u>}’’</p><p align="right">R. A. 3</p></i> according to <b>Galen</b>, therefore I thought to make this book for the humble, and <i>I pray the people who will have this book, that they chew it not with their doggish un-understanding teeth, but use it humbly, for everything that is said here, will be proved according to authority or long time (of study). {<u>Rogo tamen ut istum librum videntes non dente canino mordeant, sed humilitate pertractent, quia quidquid hic dicetur erit vel authenticum, vel longa experientia approbatum: [quae haec omnia <b>Joannes de Gadesden</b> 7timo anno lecturae meae compilavi].</u>}’’</p><p align="right">R. A. 3</p></i></p>
<p><i>It is thus I wish this treatise to follow on {<u>Circa quem librum talem volo observare processum.</u>}’’</p><p align="right">R. A. 3</p></i>: to give the name of the disease first, then its description, its causes thereafter and then its signs, both general and special. And <b>Johannitius</b> says that things that are accidental to the patient are signs to the leech. Then the prognostics of life or death, and lastly its cure as <b>Johannes Mesue</b> says.</p>
{R. A. page 810}
<h2> <i>Regarding Sanguine Fever etc. {<u>De Synocho non putri, seu Febre sanguinea.</u>}’’</p><p align="right">R. A. 810</p></i></h2>
<h2>B. Non-material sicknesses i.e. Ephemera and Hectica.</h2>
<h2>C. Hectica</h2>
<h2>D. Cardiaca Passio etc.</h2>{R. A. page 943}
<h2>E. Apostema est, etc.</h2>{R. A. page 142}
<h2>F. De Lethargo.</h2>{R. A. page 935}
<h2>G. Hernia i.e. Dipping (?)</h2>{R. A. page 76}
<h2>H. Paralysis est et cetera.</h2>{R. A. page 379}
<h2>I. Idropis est et cetera.</h2>{R. A. page 1041}
<h2>K. Varioli sunt parva opostema.</h2>{R. A. page 616}
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