https://mss-cat.trin.cam.ac.uk/Manuscript/O.8.35/manifest.jsonOn the flyleaves at the beginning are one or two receipts and also a table of Apothecaries' measures, and a rude sketch of a king with crown and sceptre and the legend Henricus vj. Rex Anglie.
1. f.1 Here begynneth a tretys of al manere of infirmitees of mannys body . bothe withinne as touchyng to phisyk and withoute as touching to surgerie from the crowne of the heed to the sool of the foot. And the remedies therwith if god wol. And first we wol al heer of the hede how it shulde be norisshede and kepte etc.
For to make heer to growe.
Take withien leues.
On f.52b is a section Ad discernendam urinam humanam.
On f.57b begins (without special heading) a discourse of the influence of the heavenly bodies.
On f.69b a section on the twelve signs in Latin.
On f.70b a table of medicines in English.
On 29 chapters ending f.83.
f.84 blank.
2. f.85 Here folewen the Entraailes of man and medicynes also for certeyn parties of a mannys body
The longe holdith the two ouer parties of the brest.
Medicines begin on f.87b.
From ff.111 to 120 the receipts are in Latin: English is resumed on ff.121, 122 where the text ends.
On the last four leaves, originally blank, are receipts in English (xvi).
