the cause ¢f Infirmi- 
ties in the Face, ib. 
for a Face full of red 
es ib. 
to take away the marks 
of the Small Pox, ib. 
caution concerning the 
Infirmities of the Throat, ib. 
for Hoarseness, 398 
the Quinsey, ib. 
Sore Breasts, ib. 
inward Medicine 
for, ib. 
Moisture of the 
Stomach, ib. 
Receipts for the heat of the 
Stomach, ib. 
to cause the Liver well 
to digest, ib. 
a Caution, ib. 
———a stoppage of the Liv- 
er, ib. 
the Liver, ib. 
Reed, Aromatical, 219 
Reeds, common and sugar, 218 
Rhadish, or Horse Rhadish, 148. 
Rhapontick, or Rhubarb of Pon- 
tus, 225 
Rhubarb, 225 
Rhubarb, or Rephontic, 156 
— —— Monk’s, or garden Pa- 
tience, 157 
Bastard, or _ great 
Round-leaved Dock, ib. 
Rocket, 151 
Winter, or Cresses, 152 
Roots, 201, 217, 256 
Temperature of, 257 
appropriated to several 
parts of the body, 258 
properties of, ib. 
Rosa Solis, or Sun Dew, 155 
_ Rosemary, ib. 
Rose Root, 225 
Roses, 152 
Rue, Meadow, 158 
Garden, 159 
Rupture-wort, 160 
Rushes, 161 
Rye, ib. 
Saffron, Meadow, 220 
‘Saffron, 161 
_ Samphire, 164 , 
Mabe’ Contin or Sara-| 
- cen’s: Wound-wort, 165 — 
saparilla, or Bind-weed, 225 
GENERAL INDEX. 
Savine, 166 
Savory, Winter and Summer, ib. 
Saxifrage, the common white, 167 
Burnet, ib. 
white, or Lady- 
Smocks, 226 
Scabious, ib. 
Scabious, three sorts, 161 
Scirrets, 226 
Scordium, or Wate ee 
ib. 
Scurvygrass, 169 
Sea, things belonging to the, 254 
Seeds, 201 
or Grains, 249, 268 
according to their opera- 
tion, bind, &c. 269 
Self-heal, 170 
Service Tree, 171 
Seseli, or Hartwort, 226 
Shepherd’s Purse, 171 
Sloe-bush, or Sloe-tree, 225 
Smallage, 171, 218 
Solomon’s Seal, 163, 225 
Sope-wort, or Bruise-wort, 172 
Sorrel, ib. 
Wood, ib. 
| Sow Thistles, 173 
Southern-wood, ib. 
Sorrel, 223 
Sowbread, 218 
Sow-thistles, 226 
Species, or Powders, 317 
Spignel, 223 
Spignel, or Spikenard, 174 
Spikenard, 223 
| Spleenwort, Ceterach, or Hart's 
Tongue, ib. 
Spurge, greater and lesser, 222 
Spurge, Olive, or Widow-wail, 
223 
Squils, 226 
Star-Thistle, 175 
Stone-Crop, Prick-Madam, or 
small Houseleek, 177 
Strawberries, 175 
Swallow-wort, 218, 227 
Succory, 220 
Succory, or Chicory, 176 
Sugars, 316 
Sulphur-wort, Hogs-fennel, or 
Hore-strange, 224 
| Syrups, 203, 294 
altering, 294 
purging, 305 
———- made with Vinegar and 
Honey, 308 
Tamaris, 226 
Tamarisk Tree, 178 © 
Tansie, 226 
Tansy, garden, 178 
Tears, Liquors, and Rosins, 251 
Teazle, 223 
Thistles, 179 
———— Melancholy, 180 
——— our Lady’s, ib. 
Woollen, or Cotton, 181 
———— Fuller’s, or Teasle, ib. 
Thorn, black, or Sloe Bush, 182 
Thorough Wax, or Thorough 
Leaf, 183 
Throat-wort, 226 
Thyme, 123 
Wild, 
Thyme, ib. 
Tinctures, 290 
Toad-stools, 226 
Tobacco, English, 177 
Toothwort, 221 
Tormentil, 226 
Tormentil, or Septfoil, 184 
Treacle Mustard, 181 
Trefoil, 226 
Trefoil, Meadow, 
suckles, 185 
Heart, 186 
Pearl, ib. 
Troches, 209, 346 
Turbith, 226 
Turmerick, 221 
Turnsole, or Heliotropium, 185 
Tustan, or Park Leaves, 186 
Valerian, white and red, 219 
Valerian, or Setwell, greater 
and lesser, 224 
Valerian, garden, 186 
Vervain, 187 
Vine, 188 
Vinegars, Physical, 292 
Violets, 188 
Viper’s Bugloss, 189 
Viper’s Bugloss, or Wild Bug- 
loss, 221 
Viper’s Grass, 226 
Wall Flowers, or Winter Gilli- 
flowers, 190 
Walnut Tree, ib. 
Water-flag or Flower de-luce, 
218 
or Mother of 
or Honey- 
| Waters, distilled, 202 
Weld, Wold, or Dyer’s Weed, 191 
Wheat, 192 
Willow Tree, ib. 
Wines, Physical, 291 
Wood, 193, 223 
Woodbine, or Honey Suckles, ib. 
Woods, 260 ‘ 
Woods, and their Chips or Rape- 
[any io Ser Ween doary, or Setwall, 227 0 
