Years of Publication | A Briefe Treatise Touching the Preseruation of the Eie Sight. By Walter Bailey [1] | The Methode of Phisicke. Adapted from Benevenutus Grassus (1100s?) by Philip Barrough [3] | A Worthy Treatise of the Eyes. Translation of Jacques Guillemeau’s treatise by Anthony Hunton (1560?-1624) [7] | |
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Frequent Concepts (>0.1%). | Sight, eyebright, wine, drinke, fenill, meate, herbe, preserue, medicines, ale, powder, water, beere, clear, sleepe, compounded, roots, iuices, sugar, dimness, head, meade, seeds, egge, old, sirup, stomacke, boyle, clense, seeds, turnep, veruaine. | Cure, patient, pouder, tunicle, humours, cataract, paine, egge, water, plaister, needle, braine, purge, pannicle, cautery, beaten, melancholy, healed, flaxe, electuary, pilles, fleume [phlegm], corrupt, iuyce, stomach, hard, dry. | Humor, eye-lidde, cure, greeke, medicines, latin, disease, sight, drie, naturall, skinne, vlcer, cut, bloud, harde, paine, inflammation, cataract, spirites, thicke, moisture. | |
Primary text alone*. | 1586, 1602, 1654, 1673. | 1583, 1590, 1596, 1601, 1610, 1617, 1624, 1634, 1639, 1652. | ||
A Worthy Treatise of the Eyes [7]. | 1587. | Included. | Included. | |
Two treatises concerning the preseruation of eie-sight. John Barnes (publisher) [18-19]. | 1616, 1626, 1633. | Included. | Extended excerpts.† | Extended excerpts.† |
Richard Banister. A treatise of one hundred and thirteene diseases of the eyes, and eye-liddes [20]. | 1622. | Included. | Included. | |
William Read. A Short but Exact Account Of all the Diseases Incident to the Eyes [23]. | 1706, 1710. | Included. |