Casebooks

RN M^r Har. Hanson quærit causā morbi vnde venit eius remediū. Aug. 16. die ☿ h. 10. 30. m. ant m. 1598.

GJ R N quærit causā morbj febr: 22 ☿ ho. 6. 15 a m. 1604

RN Soror mea Sandy quærit an sit gravida v^l quæ causa morbi Iunij 10 ☾ hor. 11 ant m. 1605.

SF M^r Conyeares 1597 13 Decemb. ♂ p m’ at 30 p j \2/ cause of his Diz

RN Soror mea Sandye quærit causā morbi Iuly 8. h. 7. 30 ant m 1607

RN Elis Seabrooke will not suck her mother. {illeg}|b|orne Apr 13. h {sic} hor. 3 \38 {sic} 40./ p m /or about 5 rather\ 1611. sent to me f {sic} her mother for this child to know the cause & what was to be Done in this case.

RN Heros \Scroope/ interrogat causā morbi sui Ian. 21 ☾ h. 8. 20 ant m 1628

RN The ladye Anne Morton sent to me her water. 38 y sept 15. ☾ h. 3. p m 1628

RN Susan Blundell had a fit about 1 post m. in my howse her moth^r demaundeth the cause therof & about that time it taketh her in the day time. & about 6 a clock at night. Aug. 20 die ☉ h 1. p m. 1598.

RN M^r Rich Garbrend of Oxford bookbynder demanded of mee in Oxford the cause & originall of his infirmitye¹

Rich. Garbrend of Oxford Iuly {illeg}. the first die ☿ hor. 8. 15 ant m. 160i.  morbo.

RN Alce Clowds or before Byrd 30 y. febr 6. ♄ hor. 8. 8. ant m 1602. vtrū sit gravida v^l quæ causa morbi

RN Soror mea \Sandy Lond./ quærit quæ sit causa morbi. et an sit gravida Iinij {sic} 10 ☾ ♄ {sic}. 11. ant m. 1605.

RN Mres leate shewed me the water of Mres denys. Decēb. 2. {illeg} {sic} ♄ hor 10 ant m. 1609 |cause of her swelling| \never had her termes/ wheather best to stay for will: lovet beyond the seases

mater de filia sine cōsensu

RN my Cosen she warren now Reeve quærit causā morbi eius si fieri posset deo favente  tussi assidua remediū  distillat tussis causa Iuly 2. ☿ h. 10 ant m 1623. /brought her owne water\

RN M^r Wyllyscot of Barksheere sent {illeg}|f|or my opinion touching the rags in|&| whites in his water sinc his cutting May 6 ♃ h. 8. 45 ant m 1624 |{w}rote it Ap 16. 1624| /for p^rservation frō the breeding of the {sic} another stone\

he sent me x^s in gold for my Consayle & craved my opinion whenc his {sic} voydeth in his vryne now then sand sometyms matterye whytish clots. these 2 sink downe to the bottome of the vrinall Downye woolly lintie cobwebby threads rags & drags somtys {sic} higher or lower in his vryne according to ther thīnes lightnes thicknes & heavines of substanc & matter ceeding as some think frō the vlcer y^t was in his bladder 2 others frō the foulnes of his bladder 3 others frō the bake 4 others frō the vaynes & the whole body generally.

he is Desyrous to know whenc it comes fearing least it should be a wast of nature & a weakning of his body.

RN my L. brought vp his water to see the cause of his disease & Infirmity Ap 18 ♀ h. 7 ant m. 1628.

SF M^r Coudwell him self for him self 1600 the 16 Ianu’ ☿ an m^r at a xj Diz. & cause of his cold

RN The Lady Leach quærit morbi causā & aguish disposition novēb 8 ♀ h 7. 30 ant m 1633.

RN M^r wylson 37 y Ap 21. ♀ h. 4 p. m. 1615. a gentlemā mayed {sic} 7 yers /rather 4. 45 p m 1615\

would know wheather y^t it ceedeth of heat or cold. being sometymes very hot & sometymes very cold./ mutch disposed to bleeding. rūneth outwardly.

M^r wylson by willing 37 y Ap 21. ♀ h 4. p m 16i5

RN The Lady Curson of Adington 30 y Aug 17 ♀ h. 3. 40. p m 16i0

fallen sick at the lady Dickbyes two myles of. & inquir^th the cause of her \of/ casting blood still feeling the tast of blood

lady Curson Aug 17 h 3. 30 p m 1610