ABSENCE a cure of love-melancholy, 531 Absence over long, cause of jealousy, 569 Abstinence commended, 283 Academicorum Errata, 197
Adversity why better than prosperity, 367 Aerial devils, 115
Affections whence they arise, 103; how they transform us, 89; of sleeping and waking, 103
Affection in melancholy, what, 109 Against abuses, repulse, injuries, contumely, dis- graces, scoffs, 376
Against envy, livor, hatred, malice, 375 Against sorrow, vain fears, death of friends, 369 Air, how it causeth melancholy, 149; how rec- tified it cureth melancholy, 303-308; air in love, 461
Alkermes good against melancholy, 411 All are melancholy, 110
All beautiful parts attractive in love, 466 Aloes, his virtues, 400
Alteratives in physic, to what use, 391; against melancholy, 408
Ambition defined, described, cause of melan- choly, 167, 175; of heresy, 604; hinders and spoils many matches, 554
Amiableness loves object, 427
Amorous objects causes of love-melancholy, 479,
Bald lascivious, 571, 572
Balm good against melancholy, 392 Banishment's effects, 225; its cure and anti- dote, 368
Barrenness, what grievances it causeth, 225; a cause of jealousy, 570
Barren grounds have best air, 304 Bashfulness a symptom of melancholy, 235;
of love-melancholy, 243; cured, 414 Baseness of birth no disparagement, 459 Baths rectified, 285
Bawds a cause of love-melancholy, 492 Beasts and birds in love, 445, 446, 461 Beauty's definition, 427; described, 465; in parts, 466; commendation, 457; attractive power, prerogatives, excellency, how it causeth melancholy, 459-469; makes grievous wounds, irresistible, 464; more beholding to art than nature, 470; brittle and uncertain, 537; censured, 539; a cause of jealousy, 570; beauty of God, 594
Beef a melancholy meat, 137 Beer censured, 141
Best site of a house, 304
Bezoar's stone good against melancholy, 411 Black eyes best, 468
Black spots in the nails signs of melancholy,
Black man a pearl in a woman's eye, 467 Blasphemy, how pardonable, 653 Blindness of lovers, 507
Blood-letting, when and how cure of melan- choly, 404, 415; time and quantity, 403 Blood-letting and purging, how causes of me- lancholy, 149
Blow on the head cause of melancholy, 226 Body, how it works on the mind, 157, 227, 241
Body melancholy, its causes, 231
Bodily symptoms of melancholy, 232; of love- melancholy, 496 Bodily exercises, 308
Books of all sorts, 320 Borage and bugloss, sovereign herbs against melancholy, 391; their wines and juice most excellent, 397
Boring of the head, a cure for melancholy, 408 Brain distempered, how cause of melancholy, 228; his parts anatomised, 99
Bread and beer, how causes of melancholy, 140,
Copernicus, his hypothesis of the earth's mo- tion, 298, 300
Brow and forehead, which are most pleasing, Correctors of accidents in melancholy, 413 466
Brute beasts jealous, 565
Business the best cure of love-melancholy, 526
CARDAN'S father conjured up seven devils at once, 117; had a spirit bound to him, 121 Cards and dice censured, approved, 315 Care's effects, 170
Carp fish's nature, 138, 139
Cataplasms and cerates for melancholy, 397 Cause of diseases, 86
Causes immediate of melancholy symptoms, 253 Causes of honest love, 434; of heroical love, 453; of jealousy, 569
Cautions against jealousy, 590
Centaury good against melancholy, 391 Charles the Great enforced to love basely by a philter, 494
Change of countenance, sign of love-melan- choly, 498
Charity described, 438; defects of it, 440 Character of a covetous man, 178
Charles the Sixth, king of France, mad for anger, 169
Chemical physic censured, 407 Chess-play censured, 316
Chiromantical signs of melancholy, 131, 132 Chirurgical remedies of melancholy, 403 Choleric melancholy signs, 243 Chorus sancti Viti, a disease, 92 Circumstances increasing jealousy, 571 Cities' recreations, 313, 314 Civil lawyers' miseries, 192
Climes and particular places, how causes of love-melancholy, 455
Clothes a mere cause of good respect, 214 Clothes causes of love-melancholy, 473 Clysters good for melancholy, 417 Coffee, a Turkey cordial drink, 410 Cold air cause of melancholy, 150 Comets above the moon, 296 Compound alteratives censured, approved, 395; compound purgers of melancholy, 402; com- pound wines for melancholy, 408 Community of wives a cure of jealousy, 585 Compliment and good carriage causes of love- melancholy, 472
Confections and conserves against melancholy,
Confession of his grief to a friend, a principal
cure of melancholy, 329, 330 Confidence in his physician half a cure, 278 Conjugal love best, 450
Conscience what it is, 106
Conscience troubled, a cause of despair, 643, 646
Correctors to expel windiness, and costiveness
Cordials against melancholy, 408
Costiveness to some a cause of melancholy, 147 Costiveness helped, 419
Covetousness defined, described, how it causeth melancholy, 177
Counsel against melancholy, 331, 534; cure of jealousy, 584; of despair, 648 Country recreations, 313 Crocodiles jealous, 565
Cuckolds common in all ages, 581 Cupping-glasses, cauteries how and when used to melancholy, 403, 408
Cure of melancholy, unlawful, rejected, 270; from God, 272; of head-melancholy, 404; over all the body, 415; of hypochondriacal melancholy, 416; of love-melancholy, 525; of jealousy, 580; of despair, 648
Cure of melancholy in himself, 327; or friends, 331
Curiosity described, his effects, 222
Custom of diet, delight of appetite, how to be kept and yielded to, 145
DANCING, masking, mumming, censured, ap- proved, 487, 488; their effects, how they cause love-melancholy, 487; how symptoms of lovers, 519
Death foretold by spirits, 123
Death of friends cause of melancholy, 218; other effects, 218; how cured, 369; death advantageous, 373
Deformity of body no misery, 345 Delirium, 90
Despair, equivocations, 639; causes, 640; symp- toms, 645; prognostics, 647; cure, 648 Devils, how they cause melancholy, 115; their beginning, nature, conditions, 115; feel pain, swift in motion, mortal, 116; their orders, 118; power, 125; how they cause religious melancholy, 601; how despair, 640; devils are often in love, 446; shall be saved, as some hold, 656
Diet what, and how causeth melancholy, 136; quantity, 142; diet of divers nations, 145 Diet rectified in substance, 280; in quantity, 282
Diet a cause of love-melancholy, 456; a cure, 527
Diet, inordinate, of parents, a cause of melan- choly to their offspring, 135
Digression against all manner of discontents, 341; digression of air, 288; of anatomy, 95; of devils and spirits, 115
Discommodities of unequal matches, 587 Disgrace a cause of melancholy, 164, 224; qualified by counsel, 382 Dissimilar parts of the body, 97
Distemper of particular parts, causes of melan- choly, and how, 228
Discontents, cares, miseries, causes of melan- choly, 170; how repelled and cured by good counsel, 331, 341
Diseases why inflicted upon us, 86; their num- ber, definition, division, 89; diseases of the head, 90; diseases of the mind, 91; more grievous than those of the body, 262 Divers accidents causing melancholy, 218 Divine sentences, 384
Divines' miseries, 193; with the causes of their miseries, 194
Dotage what, 90
Dotage of lovers, 506
Dowry and money main causes of love-melan- choly, 477
Dreams and their kinds, 103
Dreams troublesome, how to be amended, 326, 414
Drunkards' children often melancholy, 134 Drunkenness taxed, 143, 340
EARTH'S motion examined, 298; compass,
centre, 299; an sit anamata, 297 Eccentrics and epicycles exploded, 296 Education a cause of melancholy, 204 Effects of love, 520-522
Election misconceived, cause of despair, 654- 656
Element of fire exploded, 296
Emulation, hatred, faction, desire of revenge, causes of melancholy, 167, 168; their cure, 375
Envy and malice causes of melancholy, 166; their antidote, 375
Epicurus vindicated, 327
Epicurus's remedy for melancholy, 337
Epicures, atheists, hypocrites how mad, and melancholy, 631 Epithalamium, 561
Equivocations of melancholy, 93; of jealousy,
Fasting cause of melancholy, 144; a cure of
love-melancholy, 526, 527; abused, the devil's instrument, 611, 612; effects of it, 610
Fear cause of melancholy, its effects, 163; fear of death, destinies foretold, 221; a symptom of melancholy, 234; sign of love-melancholy, 500, 501; antidote to fear, 374 Fenny fowl, melancholy, 138 Fiery devils, 120, 121 Fire's rage, 87
Fish, what melancholy, 138 Fish good, 282
Fishes in love, 445
Fishing and fowling, how and when good exer- cise, 310
Flaxen hair a great motive of love, 466
Fools often beget wise men, 135; by love be- come wise, 517, 518
Force of imagination, 158
Friends a cure of melancholy, 330
Fruits causing melancholy, 139; allowed, 282 Fumitory purgeth melancholy, 392
GAMING a cause of melancholy, his effects, 181 Gardens of simples where, to what end, 390, 391 Gardens for pleasure, 311
General toleration of religion, by whom per- mitted, and why, 629
Gentry, whence it came first, 349; base with- out means, 348; vices accompanying it, 348; true gentry, whence, 351; gentry commended, 351
Geography commended, 319
Geometry, arithmetic, algebra, commended, 322 Gesture cause of love-melancholy, 472
Gifts and promises of great force amongst lovers,
God's just judgment cause of melancholy, 86; sole cause sometimes, 113
Gold good against melancholy, 394; a most beautiful object, 431
Good counsel a charm to melancholy, 331; good counsel for love-sick persons, 534; against melancholy itself, 333; for such as are jealous, 580
Great men most part dishonest, 571 Gristle what, 96
Guts described, 98
HAND and paps how forcible in love-melan- choly, 466, 467
Hard usage a cause of jealousy, 568 Hatred cause of melancholy, 168 Hawking and hunting why good, 310
Head melancholy's causes, 229; symptoms, 247; its cure, 404 Hearing, what, 102
Heat immoderate, cause of melancholy, 149 Health a treasure, 225
Heavens penetrable, 297; infinitely swift, 298 Hell where, 292
Hellebore, white and black, purgers of melan- choly, 406; black, its virtues and history, 400
Help from friends against melancholy, 331 Hemorrhage cause of melancholy, 147 Hemorrhoids stopped cause of melancholy, 147 Herbs causing melancholy, 139; curing melan- choly, 282
Hereditary diseases, 133
JEALOUSY a symptom of melancholy, 237; de- fined, described, 563; of princes, 564; of brute beasts, 565; causes of it, 566; symp toms of it, 575; prognostics, 579; cure of it, 580
Heretics their conditions, 623; their symptoms, Jests how and when to be used, 209 623
Heroical love's pedigree, power, extent, 443; definition, part affected, 448; tyranny, 448 Hippocrates' jealousy, 569
Honest objects of love, 434
Hope a cure of misery, 371; its benefits, 640 Hope and fear, the Devil's main engines to entrap the world, 607
Hops good against melancholy, 392, 416 Horse-leeches how and when used in melan- choly, 404, 416
Hot countries apt and prone to jealousy, 566 How oft 'tis fit to eat in a day, 282, 283 How to resist passions, 328
How men fall in love, 469
Humours, what they are, 95 Hydrophobia described, 92
Hypochondriacal melancholy, 112; its causes inward, outward, 230; symptom, 244; cure of it, 416
Hypochondries misaffected, causes, 228 Hypocrites described, 638
IDLENESS a main cause of melancholy, 152; of
love-melancholy, 456; of jealousy, 567 Ignorance the mother of devotion, 608 Ignorance commended, 386
Ignorant persons still circumvented, 609
Imagination what, 102; its force and effects,
Imagination of the mother affects her infant,
Immaterial melancholy, 110
Immortality of the soul proved, 105; impugned by whom, 636
Impediments of lovers, 557
Importunity and opportunity cause of love-
melancholy, 478; of jealousy, 574 Imprisonment cause of melancholy, 210 Impostures of devils, 607; of politicians, 603; of priests, 604
Impotency a cause of jealousy, 568
Impulsive cause of man's misery, 85
Inconstancy of lovers, 540
Inconstancy a sign of melancholy, 237
Infirmities of body and mind, what grievances they cause, 227
Injuries and abuses rectified, 378, 379 Instrumental causes of diseases, 87 Instrumental cause of man's misery, 87 Interpreters of dreams, 103 Inundation's fury, 87
Inventions resulting from love, 521 Inward causes of melancholy, 227 Inward senses described, 102
Issues when used in melancholy, 403
Jews' religious symptoms, 614, 615 Joy in excess cause of melancholy, 186, 187
KINGS and princes' discontents, 174 Kissing a main cause of love-melancholy, 482; a symptom of love-melancholy, 498
LABOUR, business, cure of love-melancholy, 526; Lapis Armenus, its virtues against me- lancholy, 400
Lascivious meats to be avoided, 527 Laughter, its effects, 256, 257 Laurel a purge for melancholy, 398 Laws against adultery, 578
Leo Decimus the pope's scoffing tricks, 208 Lewellyn prince of Wales, his submission, 379 Leucata petra the cure of love-sick persons, 546 Liberty of princes and great men, how abused,
Libraries commended, 321
Liver its site, 97; cause of melancholy distem- pers, if hot or cold, 229
Loss of liberty, servitude, imprisonment, cause of melancholy, 210
Losses in general how they offend, 220; cause
of despair, 369, 641; how eased, 373 Love of gaming and pleasures immoderate, cause of melancholy, 181
Love of learning, overmuch study, cause of melancholy, 187
Love's beginning, object, definition, division, 426; love made the world, 430; love's power, 444; in vegetables, 445; in sensible creatures, 445; love's power in devils and spirits, 446; in men, 448; love a disease, 500; a fire, 504; love's passions, 505; phrases of lovers, 509; their vain wishes and attempts, 514; lovers impudent, 515; courageous, 516; wise, valiant, free, 517; neat in apparel, 518; poets, musicians, dancers, 519; love's effects, 521; love lost revived by sight, 530; love cannot be com- pelled, 554
Love and hate symptoms of religious melan- choly, 614 Lycanthropia described, 91
MADNESS described, 91; the extent of melan- choly, 259; a symptom and effect of love- melancholy, 524
Made dishes cause melancholy, 142 Magicians how they cause melancholy, 128; how they cure it, 271
Mahometans their symptoms, 698
Maids', nuns', and widows' melancholy, 250 Man's excellency, misery, 85
Man the greatest enemy to man, 88
Many means to divert lovers, 529; to cure them, 534
Marriage if unfortunate cause of melancholy,
223; best cure of love-melancholy, 547; marriage helps, 585; miseries, 641; benefits and commendation, 450, 561 Mathematical studies commended, 322 Medicines select for melancholy, 386; against wind and costiveness, 419; for love-melan- choly, 529
Melancholy in disposition, melancholy equivo- cations, 93; definition, name, difference, 108; part and parties affected in melancholy, it's affection, 109; matter, 110; species or kinds of melancholy, 111; melancholy an heredi- tary disease, 133; meats causing it, 136, &c.; antecedent causes, 227; particular parts, 228; symptoms of it, 232; they are passionate above measure, 238; humorous, 238; me- lancholy, adust symptoms, 242; mixed symp- toms of melancholy with other diseases, 244; melancholy, a cause of jealousy, 567; of des- pair, 640; melancholy men why witty, 255; why so apt to laugh, weep, sweat, blush, 256; why they see visions, hear strange noises, 257; why they speak untaught languages, prophesy, &c., 259 Memory his seat, 103
Menstruus concubitus causa melanc., 135 Men seduced by spirits in the night, 123 Metempsychosis, 104
Metals, minerals for melancholy, 393 Meteors strange, how caused, 295, 296
Metoposcopy foreshowing melancholy, 131, 132 Milk a melancholy meat, 138 Mind how it works on the body, 155 Minerals good against melancholy, 394 Ministers how they cause despair, 642, 643 Mirach, mesentery, matrix, meseraic veins, causes of melancholy, 228
Mirabolanes purgers of melancholy, 399 Mirth and mercy company excellent against me- lancholy, 336; their abuses, 340
Miseries of man, 85; how they cause melan- choly, 171; common miseries, 170; miseries of both sorts, 342; no man free, miseries' effects in us, 343; sent for our good, 344; miseries of students and scholars, 187 Mitigations of melancholy, 384 Money's prerogatives, 431; allurement, 477 Moon inhabited, 299; moon in love, 444 Mother how cause of melancholy, 134 Moving faculty described, 103
Music a present remedy for melancholy, 334; its effects, 335; a symptom of lovers, 519; causes of love-melancholy, 481
NAKEDNESS of parts a cause of love-melan- choly, 472, 473; cure of love-melancholy,
Narrow streets where in use, 305
Paleness and leanness, symptoms of love-melan- choly, 496
Papists' religious symptoms, 615, 624 Paracelsus' defence of minerals, 394 Parents, how they wrong their children, 554; how they cause melancholy by propagation, 133; how by remissness and indulgence, 204, 205
Parænetical discourse to such as are troubled in mind, 648
Particular parts distempered, how they cause melancholy, 228
Parties affected in religious melancholy, 597 Passions and perturbations causes of melan- choly, 157; how they work on the body, 158; their divisions, 161; how rectified and eased, 327
Passions of lovers, 500
Patience a cure of misery, 379
Patient, his conditions that would be cured, 277;
patience, confidence, liberality, not to practise on himself, 278; what he must do himself, 328; reveal his grief to a friend, 330 Pennyroyal good against melancholy, 400 Perjury of lovers, 491
Persuasion a means to cure love-melancholy, 534; other melancholy, 332, 333 Phantasy, what, 102
Philippus Bonus, how he used a country fel- low, 317
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