Book, Chapter

 1    IV, 28|       mixture, and melting the drug, having with it sprinkled
 2    IV, 28|        he writes (it) with the drug, and, as being prepared,
 3    IV, 30|     animal) with a cauterizing drug, he places a sword near,
 4    IV, 30|     however, a compound of the drug, bryony and salt and squills,
 5    IV, 30|        the person bringing the drug may escape notice, he carries
 6    IV, 30|     secret one (the aforesaid) drug. He, however, likewise insinuates
 7    IV, 30|        but this is a poisonous drug.~
 8    IV, 33|     after being washed in this drug, it continues altogether
 9    IV, 34|        seal, (and) heating the drug with a moderate fire, (the
10    IV, 35|    covertly smearing it with a drug mixed according to this
11    IV, 35|     lamp towards the wall. The drug, however, is burned with
12    VI, 34| secretly into the mixture some drug that possessed the power
13    VI, 34|      in expectation) that the (drug), obtaining a supply of
14    VI, 35|   pouring them back again, the drug, as it is of a flatulent
15    VI, 35|        being the nature of the drug. And if one stow away (the
16    VI, 35| inasmuch as the potency of the drug becomes extinct by reason