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crefies. 10; The womb, as angelica, archangel, bafil, calamint, coftimary, dittany : 
of Creet, devil’s bit, featherfew, fleabane, maudlin, mugwort, May weed, melilote, 
mints, nettles, organy, pennyroyal, periwinkles, {chenanth, fage, favin, fcordium, 
tanfey, thyme, and vervain. 11. The joints; as agrimony, arfmart hot, camomile, 
coftmary, cowflips, garden creffes, St. John’s wort, melilote, rofemary, rue, fciatica 
crefles, fage, ftechas,\ and water ctefles:' 2: They cool, “1. The head; as furnitory, 
houfe leek, lettuce, plantane, ftrawberry, ‘tenfels, violtts, water lilly, willow, and 
wood forrel. 2. The throat; as bramble, orpine, privet, and ftrawberries. 3. The 
breaft ; as bramble, colt’s foot, moneywort, orpine, plantane, poppy, mulberry, 
forrel, ftrawberry, violet, and wood forrel. 4. The heart; as burnet, viper’s buglofs, 
lettuce, forrel, ftrawberry, violet, watér lilly, and wood forrel. 5. The ftomach, as 
dandelion, endive, hawkweed, lettuce, orpine, purflain, forrel, fuccory, ftraw! berry, 
fowthiftles, and violet. 6. The liver, as dandelion, endive, fumitory, lettuce, liver- 
wort, nightfhade, purflain, forrel, ftrawberry, fuccory, water lilly, and wood forrel. 
7. The bowels; as ‘buckthorn, burnet, fumitory, mallows, orpine, and plantane. 
8, The fpleen ; 3 as endive, fumitory, lettuce, and fuccory. g. The reins and blad- 
der; as houfe leek, knot grafs, lettuce, mallows, moneywort, plantane, purflain, 
water lilly, and yarrow. 10. The ‘womb; as arach, burdocks, endive, fillies, 
myrtles, moneywort, purflain, fengreen, fuccory, fow thiftles, water lilly, and 
wild tanfy. 11. The. joints 5 as peakane houfe leck, lettuce, nightfhade, vine, and 
willow ees . 
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a 8 by LOWERS 3 3». BE 1. Hoe and fo i in pe firft degree as Becom. borrage, buglofs, 
camomile, melilote, oxeye, and ftechas. In the fecond, as amomus, bawm, clove 
gilliflowersy | hops, . jeflamin, lavender, rocket, faffron, {pikenard, {chenanth, and. 
rofemary, In the third, as agnus caftus, epithymum, honey, fuckles, wall flowers, 
or winter gilliflowers. _ 2. Cold, and fo, in the firft degree; ; as mallows, red, white, 
and. damatk rofes, and violets. In the. fecond, as anemony, endive, fuccory, and 
water lillies, : white and yellow. In the third, as balauftines, | In the fourth, as hen- 
bane, and poppies. 3. Moift, and fo in the firft degree ; as borrage, mete en- 
os mallows, and gay dn the fecond, as s violets, or water lillies. 
‘t pete fecond qualities, they. are, sf 
. ADI pet as mailows, 
‘afton, atl white lillies, 2, Binding, as agnus caftus, balauftins, bawm, clove gili- 
flowers, 
