Naturall experiments, or Physick for the poor. The first part. Containing, 1. Severall approved medicines for all diseases. 2. Rules and directions, for purging; with many physicall and chyrurgicall observations. 3. The way of making oyles, ointments; pultises, plaisters and drinks, with such things only as grow in England, and are commonly known. Being a compleat method of physick, so plain and easie that the meanest capacities may attain it. The second part. Containing severall quaint experiments, both profitable & delightfull. By Tho: Law. Student in physick.