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Tatarucb, which wc call Snails wuh Shells, are ot the lame Nature the 

 Snails without Shells are. 



7a][o harharopj which we call Yew, is of the fame Nature of Poifon. 



Turpentine, is hot in the ftcond, and dry in the firft Degree : It dr awetb, 

 cleanfcth, skinneth and comforteth. 



Thymum, which we call Thyme, is hot and dry in the third Degree, and 

 expelleth Flcgm. 



Jhuris Lacrtmay which we call Frankincenfe, is hot in the fecond and 

 dry in the firlt Degree. See Olibanum. 



Thurii Cortexy is dry in the fecond Degree and bindetb. 



Ihuris jucculisy is hot and dry in the third Degree. 



Jithjmalis, which we call Spurge or Milk-Thiftle, is hot an i dry in the 

 fourth Degree ; It cleanfeth and purgeih Fiegm and Choler ; and is good 

 for old Sores, or Fiftula's. 



Trifo^a Mam is a certain Compofition which will provoke fweat^ help- 

 eth grief in the Stomach, and taketh away all cold Rheums. 



Tutia Praparata U a certain Mineral that is cold in the firft, and dry in 

 the lecond Degree, and is very good for fore Eyes. 



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VEratro. See EHekre. 

 Vtrbenay which we call Vervein, is hot and drv: It comfcrtfrh ard 

 mundificch. 



Verdtramey which we call Verdigreafe, is hot and dry in the third D.^gree 

 and is a Corrofive that eateth away dead fleOi. ' * 



Vermiy Which we call Worms, do conglutinate and comfort Sinews. 



Verce is hot and dry. See Brafica. 



Vitro, which we cajl Glafs, is hot in the firft, and dry in the fccond a-d 

 it cleanfetb. ' 



Vinace, which we call the f^ernels of Grapes, are dry. 



Virga Papris, which we call wild Tafitl, is cold in the third, and dry in 

 the firft Degree : \t comforteth and binderh. 



rijchioy which we call Lime, is hot in the fourth Degree ; It drieth and 

 skinneth, but being mixed with any liquid lUiif, it burnetii, and is Ccrro 

 ^ve. 



Vicelliy or Vuis alba, which we call Briony, is hot, chiefly the Root: ic 

 cleanfeth and killeth Scabs ; it drieth, it draweth, mollifietli and didolveth ' 



Vttehy which we call the Yolks ofiany Eggs, are hot,;and^do ftrencthen 

 and incarnate. 



Vitrioly which we call Coperas, is of two kinds, that is Vitriohm Rcmamnx, 

 which we call green Coperas, and Vuriolum Alhmn, which we call white 

 Copsras, they are hot and dry, but the while is much the ftronger: they 

 take away Scurfs and kill Scabs. j» > / 



VitrioU 



