Ibn al-Jazzār's Zād al-musāfir wa- qūt al-ḥāḍir, Provisions for the traveller and nourishment for the sedentary, Books 1 and 2 : diseases of the head and the face

‎Contents\n‎Preface and Acknowledgments\n‎Sigla, Abbreviations\n‎General Introduction\n	‎1. Overview\n	‎2. Manuscripts of Ibn al-Jazzār’s Zād al-musāfir wa-qūt al-ḥāḍir\n	‎3. Survey and Evaluation of the Contents of Books I and II of Zād al-musāfir\n‎Critical Edition of the Arabic Text and English Translation\n	‎Book I: Diseases of the Head\n		‎‮‭Chapter 1: The disease called “fox’s disease” (alopecia)‬‬‎\n		‎‮‭Chapter 2: Hair loss‬‬‎\n		‎‮‭Chapter 3: Split ends and brittle hair‬‬‎\n		‎‮‭Chapter 4: Grey hair and its correction‬‬‎\n		‎‮‭Chapter 5: Dandruff forming on the scalp‬‬‎\n		‎‮‭Chapter 6: Ulcers of the scalp‬‬‎\n		‎‮‭Chapter 7: The disease called “honeycomb” (favus)‬‬‎\n		‎‮‭Chapter 8: Cradle cap (saʿfa) and rabba (achor)‬‬‎\n		‎‮‭Chapter 9: Head lice‬‬‎\n		‎‮‭Chapter 10: Headache‬‬‎\n		‎‮‭Chapter 11: Migraine‬‬‎\n		‎‮‭Chapter 12: The disease called “helmet disease”‬‬‎\n		‎‮‭Chapter 13: Dizziness and vertigo‬‬‎\n		‎‮‭Chapter 14: The disease called lītharghush (λήθαργος), which is to say forgetfulness‬‬‎\n		‎‮‭Chapter 15: The disease called “the awake”‬‬‎\n		‎‮‭Chapter 16: Torpor‬‬‎\n		‎‮‭Chapter 17: Insomnia‬‬‎\n		‎‮‭Chapter 18: Qrānīṭis (φρένιτις), which is to say phrenitis‬‬‎\n		‎‮‭Chapter 19: The treatment of excessive drinking‬‬‎\n		‎‮‭Chapter 20: Lovesickness‬‬‎\n		‎‮‭Chapter 21: Sneezing‬‬‎\n		‎‮‭Chapter 22: The disease of epilepsy‬‬‎\n		‎‮‭Chapter 23: Hemiplegia‬‬‎\n		‎‮‭Chapter 24: Spasms, which is to say kuzāz‬‬‎\n		‎‮‭Chapter 25: Tremor and numbness‬‬‎\n	‎Book II: Diseases of the Face\n		‎‮‭Chapter 1: Ophthalmia‬‬‎\n		‎‮‭Chapter 2: Leucoma‬‬‎\n		‎‮‭Chapter 3: Hyposphagma (bloodshot eyes)‬‬‎\n		‎‮‭Chapter 4: Epiphora‬‬‎\n		‎‮‭Chapter 5: Nyctalopia‬‬‎\n		‎‮‭Chapter 6: The dimness that occurs in the eye ...‬‬‎\n		‎‮‭Chapter 7: Hearing loss‬‬‎\n		‎‮‭Chapter 8: Ringing and buzzing occurring in the ears‬‬‎\n		‎‮‭Chapter 9: The treatment of earache resulting from dyscrasia‬‬‎\n		‎‮‭Chapter 10: The treatment of earache accompanied by suppuration‬‬‎\n		‎‮‭Chapter 11: The treatment of bleeding from the ear‬‬‎\n		‎‮‭Chapter 12: The treatment of anything that entered the ear or fell into it‬‬‎\n		‎‮‭Chapter 13: Foul-smelling nose (ozaena)‬‬‎\n		‎‮‭Chapter 14: Coryza‬‬‎\n		‎‮‭Chapter 15: Nosebleed‬‬‎\n		‎‮‭Chapter 16: Fissures of the lips‬‬‎\n		‎‮‭Chapter 17: Lingual paralysis and aphasia‬‬‎\n		‎‮‭Chapter 18: Toothache‬‬‎\n		‎‮‭Chapter 19: Caries and decay of the teeth‬‬‎\n		‎‮‭Chapter 20: Loose teeth‬‬‎\n		‎‮‭Chapter 21: Dentifrices, which clean the teeth‬‬‎\n		‎‮‭Chapter 22: The gums‬‬‎\n		‎‮‭Chapter 23: Bad breath‬‬‎\n		‎‮‭Chapter 24: Diseases originating in the mouth‬‬‎\n		‎‮‭Chapter 25: Freckles‬‬‎\n‎Critical Edition of Moses ibn Tibbon’s Hebrew Translation (Sefer Ṣedat ha-Derakhim)\n	‎Introduction\n	‎Book I\n	‎Book II\n‎Critical Edition of Abraham ben Isaac’s Hebrew Translation (Sefer Ṣedah la-Oreḥim)\n	‎Introduction\n	‎Book I\n	‎Supplement: Anonymous Adaptation of Sefer Ṣedah la-Oreḥim, Book I, Chapters 1–5\n‎Critical Edition of Do’eg ha-Edomi’s Hebrew Translation (Sefer Yaʾir Netiv)\n	‎Introduction\n	‎Book I\n	‎Book II\n‎Critical Edition of Constantine the African’s Latin Translation (Viaticum peregrinantis)\n	‎Introduction\n	‎Book I\n	‎Book II\n‎Abbreviations\n‎Bibliography\n‎Persons and Books Cited by Ibn al-Jazzār\n‎English Index\n‎‮‭Arabic Index‬‎‬