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III. Woops, are 1. Hot, as aloes, box, ebony, guaiacum, nephriticum, rhodium, 
tofemary, faflafras, tamerifk. 2. Cold, as cyprefs, fanders, white, red, and yellow, 
and willow. As for the fourth qualities, they are appropriate, 1. To the head, as 
rofemary. 2. To the heart and ftomach, as of aloes. 3. The bowels and bladder, 
as rhodium. 4. The liver, fpleen, reins, and bladder, as nephriticum. 5. The 
breaft, ftomach, and bladder, as faffafras. 6. To the fpleen, as tamarifk, 7. The 
heart and fpirits, as fanders. 
IV. Leaves, are 1. Temperate, as bugle, cinquefoil, betony, flixweed, goat’s rue, 
hart’s tongue, luellin, maiden hair, cammoca black and golden, Paul’s betony, tre- 
foil, wall rue, and wood rofe. 2. Hot, and fo in the firft degree; as agrimony, avens, 
borrage, buglofs, bafil, cleavers, ceterach, chervil, cammomile, cowflips, diftaf 
thiftle, eyebright, marfhmallows, melilote, lady’s thiftle, and felf heal. In the fe- 
cond, as alehoof, alexanders, archangel, betony, bay, broom, bawm, coftmary, cuc- 
koo flowers, carduus benediétus, centaury leffer, chamzpytys, dell, double tongue, 
devil’s bit, hoarhound, Indian leaf, lady’s mantle, maudlin, mugwort, marigold, 
marjoram, mercury, oak of Jerufalem, pimpernel male and female, parfley, poley- 
mountain, periwinkle, rofemary, fmallage, fcurvy grafs, fage, fanicle, fcabious, fénna, 
foldanella, tanfy, tobacco, vervain, and wormwood, common and Roman. In the 
third, as angelica, arfmart biting, brooklime, briony white and black, bank creffes, 
calamint, clary, dwarf elder, doder of time, featherfew, fleabane, germander, glafs- 
wort, herb maftic, lavender, lovage, mints, mother of time, nettles, organy, pile- 
wort, pennyroyal, rue, fouthernwood male and female, celandine, fneefwort, favin, 
favory fammer and winter, fpike, thyme, and water creffes. In the fourth ; as crow- 
foot, dittander, garden creffts, leeks, rofa folis, fciatica, creffes, ftone crop, fpurge. 
3. Cold, and fo in the firft degree ; ‘as arach, arfmart mild, burdock, burnet, colt’s 
foot, hawkweed, mailows, pellitory of the wall, forrel, wood forrel, fhepherd’s purfe, 
violets, yarrow. In the fecond; as buckthorn, chickweed, daifies, dandelion, duck’s 
meat, endive, knotgrafs, lettuce, plantane, purflain, fumitory, fuccory, ftrawberry, 
tanfy wild, willow. In the third; as nightfhade, and fengreen. In the fourth ; as 
hemlcek, henbane, mandrakes, poppies. 4. Dry, and fo in the firft dregree ; as agri- 
mony; arfmart mild, burdocks, Cleavers, chervil, camomile, cowllips, colt’ s foot, 
double tongue, eyebright, flixweed, hawkweed, marfhmallows, melilote, periwinkle, 
_ thepherd’s purfe, felf heal, and fenna. In the fecond, as betony, alehoof, alexanders, __ 
archangel, betony, bugle, buckfhorn, broom, birch, bay, burnet, coftmary, cuckoo ne 
flowers, carduus benediétus, centaury leffer, cichory, dill, diftaff thiftle, dar 
= bit, endive, featherfew, fumitory, Indian leaf, lady’s mantle, maudli 
