|
'To disolue silver & reduce gould into a potable' |
Rawl B 306 [16] |
23 |
|
'To do awey ffrekens' |
Caius 451/392 [19] |
17 |
|
'To expel evell yomours & the grete syknes' |
Rawl C 299 [3] |
23 |
|
To feyre fenestrales |
TCD 211 [1] |
25 |
|
'To ger a woman be deliuer' |
Rawl A 429 [2] |
23 |
|
To gete grace for synnes |
PML M.1033 [11] |
24 |
|
'To graffe a tre to bere frewte withowt cores' |
Rawl C 506 [58] |
23 |
|
'To helyn a wonde' |
Caius 147/97 [6] |
17 |
|
'To kepe heer from fallyng' |
Rawl C 299 [49] |
23 |
|
'To kepyn a man his syth' |
Caius 147/97 [A 2] |
17 |
|
'To kill the mange in a horse' |
Rawl C 299 [60] |
23 |
|
'To know if a man be seke or not ...' |
Ashmole 210 [36] |
9 |
|
'To know if a man may be helyd of þe manyse' |
Rawl C 506 [5] |
23 |
|
'To know if a seke man schall live or dye' |
Ashmole 210 [12] |
9 |
|
'To know if the sicke man schal lyfe or dye ...' |
Ashmole 210 [27] |
9 |
|
'To know of a sike man whether he schal dye or not' |
Ashmole 210 [19] |
9 |
|
'To know the lorde of the yere' |
Ashmole 393 [21] |
9 |
|
'To know the thyng that \is/ takyn awaye' |
CFM 17 [2] |
18 |
|
'To know to what partes of the world the fugytyf is gone' |
Ashmole 210 [23] |
9 |
|
'To know wheder þe defalt is in þe man or in þe woman' |
Rawl A 393 [21] |
23 |
|
'To know þe 4 complexions of man by the vrine at euery tyme' |
CUL Dd.10.44 [28] |
19 |
|
'To knowe the nature of philosophye' |
Cph OC 1727 [22] |
10 |
|
'To knowe the nature off phylosophye' |
Ashmole 1486 [9] |
9 |
|
'To knowe the nature off phylosophye' |
CUL Kk.6.30 [20] |
19 |
|
'To knowe the veynys of blodeletynge' |
Trinity R.14.32 [9] |
11 |
