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which Serve for the use of Medicine," and on "the Snow
and its vertues." These two works were combined in 1574
and Frampton pubHshed incomplete translations in 1577
and 1580. The first complete edition was the third, published
in London, 1596, under the title Joyfull Newes Out
of the New found World. Wherein are declared, the rare
Ihe Sa/fafras,
"From the Lande of our Occidentall Indies . . . thei bryng a
woodd of a tree of greate vertues . . . and heyng sicke of any
maner of evill . . . sharpe or large, hot or colde, greevous or
otherwise, they doe cure all . . . without makyng any difference
. . . and so they have it for a universall remedy, for all
meaner of deseases."
and angular vertues of divers Herbs, Trees, Plantes, Oyles
^ Stones, with their applications, as well to the use of
Phisicke, as of Chirurgery, etc.