A Continuation of morning-exercise questions and cases of conscience practically resolvedA Continuation of morning-exercise questions and cases of conscience practicaly resolved

I. For the most part all of them are merely melancholy, and not overheated near to madness, should eat but sparingly, so as may not spoil digestion (though some of them have a greedy Appetite) they should forbear Cheese and Beef, and Swines Flesh and raw Fruits, and for other things not be over curious in the quality.

I. For the most part all of them are meerly melancholly, and not overheated near to madness, should eat but sparingly, so as may not spoil digestion (though some of them have a greedy Appetite) they should forbear Cheese and Beef, and Swines Flesh and raw Fruits, and for other things not be over curious in the quality.

But those that have hot and dry bodies should avoid fasting, and eat as much as they can well digest (but not more) and should eat boiled Borage and Lettuce and Stewed Prunes, Stewed or Roasted Apples half an hour before meat, and raw Apples, if experience of windiness or Rheum forbid it nor.

But those that have hot and dry bodies should avoid fasting, and eat as much as they can well digest (but not more) and should eat boyled Burrage and Lettice and Stew'd Prunes, Stew'd or Rosted Apples half an hour before meat, and raw Apples, if experience of windiness or Rheum forbid it nor.

II. And for Physic, though the overheated talkative confident sort, be near to Bedlam, I shall briefly offer a little for prevention, if there be hope.

II. And for Physick, though the overheated talkative confident sort, be neer to Bedlam, I shall briefly offer a little for prevention, if there be hope.