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CASE12310: Horary consultation concerning an Anonymous (PERSON21685)

Question asked by the patient on 25 April 1599 at 14:20

RN Mr Staff. husband man troubled wth an ache in his legs

Transcribed entry from MS Ashmole 228, f. 139r (upper left part of page)

Anonymous (PERSON21685)

Medical>Symptoms (specified)>Pain and pricking (Pain)

Medical>Parts of the body>Limbs and joints (Legs)

Practitioner: Mr Richard Napier [Sandy] (PERSON5218)

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CASE12575: Horary consultation concerning Richard Scrivener (PERSON15675)

Question asked by the patient on 25 August 1599 at 08:50

RN Richard Scriveneur of Potters Pery a husb. man. for the sorenes of his eyes troubled wth a hot reume yt closeth & gūmeth his eyes. August 25. die ♀ {sic} h. 8 50. ant m. 1599.

Transcribed excerpt from MS Ashmole 228, f. 184r (bottom left part of page)

Richard Scrivener (PERSON15675)

Medical>Symptoms (specified)>Pain and pricking (Pain)

Medical>Parts of the body>Head and neck (Eyes)

Medical>Symptoms (specified)>Rheumy (Rheum)

Practitioner: Mr Richard Napier [Sandy] (PERSON5218) Treatment Judgment Payment

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CASE12606: Horary consultation concerning John Wallis (PERSON16775)

Question asked by the patient on 30 August 1599 at 08:00

RN Iohn Wallis of Woulson 26. a maried man & a husb man. sick this senc friday Aug. 30 die ♃ h. 8 ant m 1599.

[Astrological Chart]

Transcribed excerpt from MS Ashmole 228, f. 188v (bottom left part of page)

John Wallis (PERSON16775)

Medical>Illness (general) (Sickness)

Practitioner: Mr Richard Napier [Sandy] (PERSON5218) Treatment Judgment PaymentOutcome(s)Astrological Chart

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CASE12811: Horary consultation concerning John James (PERSON13173)

Question asked by the patient on 15 October 1599 at 11:00

RN Iohn Ieames of Castle Ashby 40. a husb. man Octob 15. die ☾ h. 11. 1599.

[Astrological Chart]

Transcribed excerpt from MS Ashmole 228, f. 219v (upper left part of page)

John James (PERSON13173)

Medical (Not specified in question)

Practitioner: Mr Richard Napier [Sandy] (PERSON5218) Treatment Judgment PaymentAstrological Chart

Cite this as: Lauren Kassell, Michael Hawkins, Robert Ralley, John Young, Joanne Edge, Janet Yvonne Martin-Portugues, and Natalie Kaoukji (eds.), The casebooks of Simon Forman and Richard Napier, 1596–1634: a digital edition, https://casebooks.lib.cam.ac.uk/search?f3-info=Occupation%20mentioned%3A%3ARural%20occupations%3A%3AAgriculture%2Fanimal%20husbandry%3A%3AHusbandman;f4-number-of-querents=Single%20querent;f5-shelfmark=MS%20Ashmole%20228, accessed 13 November 2024.

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