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THE COMPLETE HERBAL 
The spleen. Caper bark, Ash tree bark, 
Bay tree. — 
The reins and bladder. Bay-tree, Sassa- 
fras. 
_ The womb. Cassia Lignea, Cinnamon. 
Cool the stomach. Pomegranate pills. 
Purge choler. The bark of Barberry tree. 
Purge flegm and water. Elder, Dwarf- 
Elder, Spurge, Laurel. 
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WOODS. 
College.] Firr, Wood of Aloes, Rhodium, 
Brazil, Box, Willow, Cypress, Ebony, Gua- 
jacum, Juniper, Lentisk, Nephriticum, 
Rhodium, Rosemary, Sanders, white, yel- 
low, and red, Sassafras, Tamarisk. 
Of these some are hot. Wood of Aloes, 
Rhodium, Box, Ebony, Guajacum, Neph- 
riticum, Rosemary, Sassafras, Tamarisk. 
Some cold. As Cypress, Willow, Sanders, 
white, red, and yellow. 
Rosemary is appropriated to the head, 
wood .of Aloes to the heart and stomach, 
Rhodium to the bowels and bladder, Ne- 
phriticum to the liver, spleen, reins and 
bladder, Sassafras to the breast, stomach 
and bladder, Tamarisk to the spleen, San- 
ders cools the heart and spirits in fevers. 
For the particular virtues of each, see 
that part of the book preceding. 
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HERBS. 
College.] Southernwood maleand female, 
Wormwood, common, Roman, and such as 
bear Wormseed, Sorrel, wood Sorrel, Maid- 
en-hair common, white or wall Rue, black 
and golden Maudlin, Agremony, Vervain, 
Mallow, Ladies Mantle, Chickweed, Marsh- 
mallows, and Pimpernel both male and fe- 
male, Water Pimpernel, Dill, Angelica, 
_ Smallage, Goose-grass, or Cleavers, Colum- 
a bine, wild Tansie, or Silver Weed, Mugwort, 
_ Asarabacca, Woodroofe, Arach, Distaff 
Thistle, Mousear, Costmary, or Alcost, Bur- 
dock, greater and lesser, Brooklime, or water 
Pimpernel, Beets white, red, and black, Be- 
tony of the wood and water. Daises greater 
and lesser, Blite, Mercury, Borrage, Oak of 
Jerusalem, Cabbages, Sodonella, Briony 
white and black, Bugloss, Buglesse, Shep- 
herd’s Purse, Ox-eye,Boz leaves, Calaminth 
of the Mountains and Fens, Ground Pine, 
W ood-bine, or Honey-suckles, Lady-smocks, 
Marygolds, Our Lady’s Thistle, Carduus 
Benedictus, Avens, small Spurge, Horse- 
tail, Coleworts, Centaury the less, Knot- 
grass, Cervil, Germander, Camomle, Cham- 
epytis female Southernwood, Chelene, Pile- 
wort, Chicory, Hemlock, garden and sea 
Scuroy-grass, Fleawort, Comfry great, mid- 
dle, or bugle, least or Daisies, Sarasens, 
Confound, Buck-horn, Plantain, May weed, 
(or Margweed, as we in Sussex call it) 
Orpine, Sampeer, Crosewort, Dodder, Blue 
Bottle great and small, Artichokes, Hound- 
stone, Cypress leaves, Dandelion, Dittany 
of Treet, Box leaves, Teazles garden and 
wild, Dwarff Elder, Viper’s Bugloss, 
Lluellin, Smallage, Endive, Elecampane, 
Horsetail, Epithimum, Groundsel, Hedge- 
mustard, Spurge, Agrimony, Maudlin, Eye- 
bright, Orpine, Fennel, Sampeer, Fillipen- 
dula, Indian leaf, Strawberry leaves, Ash 
tree leaves, Fumitory, Goat’s Rue, Lady’s 
Bedstraw, Broom, Muscatu, Herb Robert, 
Doves Foot, Cotton-weed, Hedge Hyssop; 
Tree Ivy, Ground Ivy, or Alehoof, Elecam- 
pane, Pellitory of the wall, Liver-wort, Cow- 
slips, Rupture-wort, Hawk-weed, Monk’s 
Rhubarb, Alexanders, Clary garden and 
wild, Henbane, St. John’s-wort, Horse- 
tongue, or double tongue, Hysop, Sciatica 
cresses, small Sengreen, Sharewort, Woad, 
Reeds, Schenanth, Chamepitys, Glasswort, 
Lettice, Lagobus, Arch-angel, Burdock great 
and small, Lavender, Laurel, Bay leaves, 
English and Alexandrian, Duckweed, Dit- 
tander, or Pepper-wort, Lovage, Privet, Sea 
bugloss, Toad flax, Harts-tongue, sweet 
Trefoil, Wood-sorrel, Hops, Willow-herb, 
