Lib. II. Of Cures Chyrurgical, jop 



Kuheay which we call Madder, is dry : It comforteth and incarnateth , 

 the Root thereof provoketh Urine, and is good for the Vellows. 



Rithirh or Raharhj is hot and dry in the fecond Degree, it purgeth Cho- 

 Icr and Flegm, and putteth away Stoppings. 



Rutay which we call Rue or Herb-grace, is hot and dry in the third De- 

 gree ; but the wild Rue in the fourth Degree, and therefore exulcerateth : 

 The Garden Rue digefteth, and mightily comforteth all inward Inflamma- 

 tions, it ripeneth, and drietb, and expelleth Wind. 



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SAvina, which we commonly call Savine, is hot and dry in the third De- 

 gree, it openeth, diflblveth, drieth mightily, and is molt (bvereign a- 

 gainlt Worms. 



Sacoro is hot and moift, and is very comfortable. 



Sagapemm. See Serapim. 



Sagma^ or Sagginay or Sorgo, of fome called Panlcum Inchcum, is only hce 

 and dry. 



Salo, which we call Salt,. is hot and dry in the i'-cond Degree; and it 

 cleanfeth. 



Salamora^ which we call Brine, or Water and Salt, is of the fame Na- 

 ture that Salt is. 



Sal Armoniack is hot and dry in the fourth D-^greej and it cleanfeth. 



5<?/e^, which we call Sallows or Willows; it bindeth and drieth vehe* 

 msnrly. 



Sal gemma is a kind of Salt which is hot and dry : It cleanfeth and mun* 

 difi-th. 



Sal'-Nitro. feme ufe for this-, Salt Peter; it it hot and div, and evappra- 

 teth: It comforteth finews, and takethaway tiring or wearinefs. 



Sahiay which we call Sage,, is hot and dry in the fecond D. gree : U 

 cleanlVch and bindeth. Is good tor Wounds, or Exulceration of the Lung?. 



Sambucusj which we call Elder-tree or Wall-worr, tliat is like Eder-trce, 

 if hot in the fecond Degree, and dry in the firft : Ic drieth, digefteth, arid, 

 conglutinateth. 



Sandoloj which we call Sanders, are cold and dry in the fccond Degree, 

 and drive back Humours. ♦ 



Sandolo RoJJo, or Sandolo Bianca, which we call red Sand, or white Sand, 

 are r,ot and dry, and bring on Skin. 



Sanguis Draconh. See Cinabar. Yet fome ta.ke it for the red Dock, pr-rcd 

 Patience, but it \9 not fo. 



Sapone, which we call Soap, is hot ; Ic dravvetb, moilifieth, drieth, clean- 

 feth and purgeth, 



Saj[[ifragiaj which we call Saxifrage, is hot, dry, and binding. 



5f<2^/5/i?, which we call Scullions, is hot and dry in the fecond Degree; 



they. 



