Chap. ^$S. 'Englijb UerhJ. 



50" 



' ^hall^ ; Sefeh \ 



; or four Feet high or more, full ot red Spots 

 times, and having at the Joints vei " 

 ;ed Leaves, one fet againft another, di 



■ers ; which being paffed away, give white, flat- 

 long Seed. The whole Plant and every part 

 ftrong, heady, ill-conditioned Smell, off&id- 



color, having a Smell ^\i\z\il.obd zAXilcetUiffima : 

 yet ?arkinjtn fays, that tho' he had it growing ma- 

 ny Years in his Garden, he never found any offen- 

 five Smell it had. The Stalk is great, but rifes not 



Umbles of white Flowers ; where, afterwards grow 



inTafte°Grouiidr'md'ui 

 o°th?Weeds°'nLrlehB 



Auguft, and fea 

 VIII. The ^ 

 fourth Degree, a 



Anodyne, Aftrin; 



Ufe, for t'he^Cui 



Emp/ajier. 



XI. The liquid Juice. It is applied 



or the like, to fupprefs them : alfo to IV; 

 Womens Breafts, to reprefs their Sn (.lb r 



Eryfipelas, Pains of the Gout, arifing t 

 fiery Humors -, and to Wheals, Pufhes 31 



for by cooling and repelling the Heat, it 



The Catap/afm of the Leaves. A 

 ide of the raw Leaves by only br 



Eyes, fo as quickly to eafe the Pain, and 



beaten in a Moitar to a Pulp, and 

 Fingers, as alfo in otl^er Parts, quiei 

 XIV. The VcneiL t The Juice mixc 



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