The second text within the volume has its own title page (p.67): 'A collection of Medicines, growing for the most part within our English Climat; approued and experimented against the Iaundise, Dropsie, Stone, Falling Sickenesse, and Pestilence. Set downe alphabetically, for the ease of all, that shall haue the occasion to vse them. Arnold, de villa noua, Qui potest mederi simplicibus, frustra querit composita. At London printed, 1615.'.

Also contains 'A Catalogue of simple English Medicines, easie to be prepared, against the Dropsie' (p.91), 'A Catalogue of English Medicines, against the stone of the kidnies, and bladder; written alphabetically for the ease of those that shall haue occasion to vse them' (p.102), 'A Catalogue of English Medicines, against the Epilepsie, or Falling sicknesse' (p.112)

ESTC S106575.

STC (2nd ed.), 3752.