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therfew, Woodbine, Melilot, Bawm garden and \ golden Maiden-hair, Wood roof, Bugle, 

 water, Mints, Horse-mints, Mercury, Mezereon, * Goat's Rue, Hart's-tongue, sweet Trefoil, 

 Yarrow, Devil's-bit, Moss, sweet Chivil, Mir- \ Flixweed, Cinquefoil, Trefoil, Paul's Bet- 

 tle leaves, Garden and water Cresses, Nep, j tony, Lluellin. 



Tobacco, Money-wort, Water Lilies, Bazil, \ Intemperate and hot in the first degree, are 

 Olive Leaves, Rest-harrow, Adder's Tongue, \ Agrimony, Marsh-mallows, Goose-grass or 

 Origanum, sharp-pointed Dock, Poppy, white, \ Cleavers, Distaff Thistle, Borrage, Bugloss, 

 black, and red, or Erratick, Pellitory of the ' or Lady's Thistles, Avens, Cetrach, Chervil, 

 Wall, Cinquefoil, Ars-smart spotted and noti Chamomel, Eyebright, Cowslips, Melilot, 

 spotted, Peach Leaves, Thoroughwax, Parsley, \ Bazil, Self-heal. 



Hart's Tongue, Valeriak, Mouse-ear, Burnet, ! In the second. Common and Roman 

 small Spurge, Plantain common and narrowl Wormwood, Maudlin, Lady's Mantle, 

 leaved, Mountain and Cretick Poley, Knot-\ Pimpernel male and female, Dill, Smallage, 

 grass, Golden Maidenhair, Poplar leaves and \ Mugwort, Costmary, Belony, Oak of Jeru- 

 buds, Leeks, Purslain, Silverweed, or wild\salem, Marigold, Cuckooflowers, Carcluus 

 Tansy, Horehound white and black, Primroses, \ Benedictus, Centaury the less, Chamepitys, 

 Self-heal, Field Pellitory, or Sneezewort, Penny- j Scurvy -grass, Indian Leaf, Broom, Ale- 

 royal, Fleabane, Lungwort, Winter-green, \ hoof,Alexanders,Double-tongue,orTongue- 

 Oak leaves and buds, Docks, common rue, ; blade, Archangel, or dead Nettles, Bay 

 Wall Rue or white Maidenhair, wild Rue, j Leaves, Marjoram, Horehound, Bawm, 

 Savin, Osier Leaves, Garden Sage the greater j Mercury, Devil's-bit, Tobacco, Parsley, 

 and lesser, Wild Sage, Elder leaves and buds, \ Poley mountain, Rosemary, Sage, Sanicle, 

 Marjorum, Burnet, Sanicle, Sopcwort, Savory, | Scabious, Senna, Soldanella, Tansy, Ycr- 

 White Saxifrage, Scabious, Chicory, Schcenanth, \ vain, Perewinkle. 



Clary, Scordium, Figwort, Houseleek, or\ In the third degree. Southernwood ni.\[e 

 Sengreen the greater and lesser, Groundsel, \ and female, Brooklime, Angelica, Briony 

 Senna leaves and pods, Mother of Time, Sb/o- ; white and black, Calami nth, Germander, 

 mon's Seal, Alexanders, Nightshade, Soldo- j Sullendine, Pilewort, Fleabane, Dwarf 

 nela, Sow-thistles, smooth and rough, Flix- j Elder, Epithimun, Bank-cresses, Clary, 

 weed, common Spike, Spinach, Hawthorn,* Glasswor I, Lavender, Lovage, Herb Mas- 

 Devil's-bit, Comfry, Tamarisk leaves, Tansy, \ tich, Featherfew, Mints, Water-cresses, 

 Dandelyon, Mullen or Higcaper, Time, Lime \ Origanum, biting Arsmart, called in Lalin 

 tree leaves, Spurge, Tormentil, common and\ Hydropiper, (the college confounds this 

 golden Trefoil, Wood-sorrel, sweet Trefoil, * with Persicaria, or mild Arsmart, which is 

 Colt's-foot, Valerian, Mullen, Vervain, Paul's. \ cold (Sneezewort, Pennyroyal, Rue, Savin, 

 Bettony, Lluellin, Violets, Tansy, Perewinkles, \ Mimmer and winter Savory, Mother o;' 

 Swallou'-rcort, golden. Rod, Vine leaves, Mead- {Time, Lavender, Spike, Time, Nettles. 

 sweet, Elm leaves, Naval-wort, Nettles, com- \ In the fourth degree. Sciatica-cresses, 

 won and Roman, Archangel, or dead Nettles, \ Stone-crop, Dittany, or Pepper-wort, gar- 

 white and red. j den-cresses, Leeks, Crowfoot, Rosa Solis, 



Culpeper. These be the herbs as the ; Spurge. 



college set clown to look upon, we will ! Herbs cold in the first degree. Sorrel, 

 see if we can translate them in another * Wood-sorrel, Arach, Burdock, Shepherd's- 

 form to the benefit of the body of man. j puvse, Pellitory of the wall, Hawk-weed, 



Herbs temperate in respect of heat, are ; Mallows, Yarrow, mild Arsmart, called 

 common Maiden-hair, Wall-rue, bla^k and | Persicaria, Burnet, Coltsfoot, Violets, 



