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• Asiatic Anti-Venoms
  
• The Bestiary
  
• The Canon of Medicine
  
• Common Magical Ailments and Afflictions
  
• A Compendium of Common Curses and Their Counter-Actions
  
• Encyclopedia of Potions
  
• Encyclopedia of Spells
  
• The Healer's Helpmate
  
• Medicinal and Magical Herbs of Medieval Europe
  
• The Medieval Bestiary
  
• Moon Calendar
  
• One Thousand Magical Herbs and Fungi
  
• Precious Stones Guide, Volume 8
  
• Whitaker's Words
  

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• Advoco - Lit. "(I) call, summon." A summoning spell for (nearby) people (and other living things—e.g., creatures, animals). Sort of pings the person and lets them know they're wanted in the direction the spell is coming from. Very simple, doesn't inform the person of who's summoning them, what for, or where to.
  
• Aperio - Lit. "(I) open; reveal." Opens things like doors. Inclusion of defining words help to prevent unsavory results.
  
• Edo morbem - Occasional mis-cited as Edo morbis, whoops. Lit. "(I) eat sickness/disease." For the removal of dead tissue (e.g., treatment of gangrene). Generally has adverse effect on caster. (Adverse effect might poss. be averted if cast by revenant or other magically-afflicted wizard? Revenant already dead, magically-afflicted wizards known to have tougher constitutions. Must look into.)
  
• Sanguis renovatur - Lit. "Renew/restore blood." Blood replenishing spell.
  
• Pungo - Lit. "(I) prick, puncture." Quick prick; good for breaking the skin for taking blood samples.

• Apotropaic Lotion - Paste/uncture used to treat wounds caused by vampires, ghosts, ghouls, and revenants in general. Created in part by boiling wild rose petals in water, stirring with an ash rod; in part by mixing garlic and mustard seed with a mortar and pestle. Good against wounds with necrosis curses.

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