Robert Lovell, ΠΑΝΖΩΟΡΤΕΤΟΛΟΓΙΑ sive Panzoologicomineralogia or A Complete History of Animals and Minerals (1661)
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Date
1661
Author
Robert Lovell Note: 11/10/2005
Book title
ΠΑΝΖΩΟΡΤΕΤΟΛΟΓΙΑ. [Panzooryktologia] Sive Panzoologicomineralogia. Or A Compleat History Of Animals and Minerals, Containing the Summe of all Authors, both Ancient and Modern, Galenicall and Chymicall, touching Animals, viz. Beasts, Birds, Fishes, Serpents, Insects, and Man, as to their Place, Meat, Name, Temperature, Vertues, Use in Meat and Medicine, Description, Kinds, Generation, Sympathie, Antipathie, Diseases, Cures, Hurts, and Remedies &c. With the Anatomy of Man, his Diseases, with their Definitions, Causes, Signes, Cures, Remedies: and use of the London Dispensatory, with the Doses and Formes of all kinds of Remedies: As also a History of Minerals, viz. Earths, Mettals, Semi-mettals, their Naturall and Artificiall excrements, Salts, Sulphurs, and Stones, with their Place, Matter, Names, Kinds, Temperature, Vertues, Use, Choice, Dose, Danger, and Antidotes. Also an Introduction to Zoography and Mineralogy. Index of Latine Names, with their English Names. Universall Index of the Use and Vertues
Publication place
Oxford
Printer
Henry Hall
Publisher
Joseph Godwin
Text type
printed book
Genre
Hard-word, term-of-art, and dialect dictionaries, glossaries, and definitions
Subject area
- fauna
- minerals
Summary
Substantial small essays.
Language
headwords: English
Word-group
type: alphabetical
Word-entry
type: headword
sample: Trout. Trutta.
P. They live, not only in the Sea but Rivers.
M. Of the excrements of the water, &c.
N. Χρύσοφρυς. Aurata. Variolus.
Trout. Aldrov. T. Is equal to any fish, that liveth in fresh waters. Those of lakes are more fatt than the fluviatile, some commend them chiefely in April and May, and they are worse in October, breeding then. They are to be eaten fresh, soone putrifying. Gesn. Their fatt applied with a sponge helpes the piles, &c. Muff. Both the Salmon and gray trouts are very pleasant, and good for sound persons, but in agues they are not comparable to the Perch, they are best if sodden like a Beame and eaten hot, for if cold they loose much of their grace., and more of their goodnesse. (p. 228)
sample: Trout. Trutta.
P. They live, not only in the Sea but Rivers.
M. Of the excrements of the water, &c.
N. Χρύσοφρυς. Aurata. Variolus.
Trout. Aldrov. T. Is equal to any fish, that liveth in fresh waters. Those of lakes are more fatt than the fluviatile, some commend them chiefely in April and May, and they are worse in October, breeding then. They are to be eaten fresh, soone putrifying. Gesn. Their fatt applied with a sponge helpes the piles, &c. Muff. Both the Salmon and gray trouts are very pleasant, and good for sound persons, but in agues they are not comparable to the Perch, they are best if sodden like a Beame and eaten hot, for if cold they loose much of their grace., and more of their goodnesse. (p. 228)
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