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and chamefyce; 8c. Galbaniferous and fagapeniferous, fénnel giant, apopanax 
plant, Or Hercules’s atheal, black poppy yeilding opium, aloes, {cammony, wild 
“cucumber yielding elaterium, euphorbium or gum thiftle, liquorice, fugar reed. 
VIII. As gummiferous, or gum- bearing ; as laferwort bearing afafeetida. 
II. Internal, in refpect of their wfe and virtues, or as alimentary, and medicinal. 
4. OF their ufe, or as dietetical; and fo they are, 1. Frumentary, ferving as bread 
corn; wheat, rye, fpelt corn, barley, oats, rice, Turkey corn, millet, panic, burnt 
corn, and phalaris. 2. Leguminary, ferving as pulfe; as beans, peafe, lentils, 
ciches, cichling, vetches, bitter vetches, lupines, kidney bean, winged wild peale, 
and fenigreek, 3. Oleraceous, ferving as pot herbs, fallads, 8c. and are 1. Roots, 
as onions, garlic, leeks, radifh, wild radifh, turnips, navew, parfhips, carrots, red 
beets. 2. Leaves, as of lettuce, fuccory, cabbages, fpinage, orach, beets, afparagus, 
crefies, muftard feed, blites, hops, and ftone parfley. 3. Fruits, as artichokes, 
gourds, cucumbers, mellons, ftrawberries, capers; and thofe of trees, as apples, 
quinces, oranges, lemons, pears, medlars, figs, peaches, apricots, plumbs, cherries, 
mulberries, grapes, olives, almonds, chefnuts, walnuts, filberts, and fungs. 4. Con- 
dimentary, ferving as fauce ; as pepper, ginger, cloves, cinnamon, cardamoms, 
nutmegs, mace, faffron, elder, capers, crefles, onions, garlic, &c. Sugar, oil, and 
vinegar, &c. The qualities of which, fee in my Iagoge Zoologicemineralogica,’ 
they being there mentioned for fauces. 2. Of their virtues, or as pharmaceutical, 
in refpect of their feveral parts and qualities, firft, fecond, third, anc fourth. 
<= Roots ; are, I. temperate, as bear’s breech, eringo, garden parfnips, jallop, 
mallows, mechoacan, afparagus, cinquefoil, lady’s thiftle, and tormentil. 2, Hor, 
and fo, in the firlt degree ; as bafil, burdocks, borrage, buglofs, avens, aromatical 
reed, china, dog’s grafs, liquorice, knee holly, mallows, marfhmallows, pilewort, 
piony, poppy, fparling, parfley, wild parfnips, felf heal, fatyrion, fkirrets, fcorzo- 
_ hera, valerian great and {mall, and white lillies. In the fecond, as afphodil male 
| carline thiftle, cyprefs long and round, butterburr, devil’ : 
_ fennel, mercury, reeds, fwallowwort, fpignel, farfaparilla, fquills, waterflag, and 
a:doary. In the third, as angelica, avon, affarabecca, elecampane, birthwort, long 
and round, briony white and black, celandine, doronicum, ‘filipendula, ginger, 
og be. sladdon,. Galingal greater and leffer, hellebore white and black, mafter- 
we Englifh and Florentine, reftharrow, fowbread, fnakeroot, virginian, tur- 
it FUNOEHG, and, white dittany. In the fourth, as Sarlic, leeks, onions, and pel- 
Ktory of Spain, 3. Cold, and fo, in the firft degree, as beets white and red, com- 
frey 
s bit, hog’s fennel, lovage, 
