GENERAL INDEX. 



Pellitory of the Wall, 135 



Peony, male and female, 224 



Pennyroyal, 136 



Peony, male and female, 137 



Pepperwort, or Dittander, 138 



Periwinkle, 138 



Peter's Wort, 3t. 139 



Pimpernel, 139 



Physic, a Key to Galen's Me- 

 thod of, 376 



the general use of, ib. 



of the temperature, ib. 



Pills, 209, 339 



Pine, Ground, 140 



Plaisters, 208, 367 



Plantain, 141, 224 



Plants, things bred from, 252 



Plums, 142 



Polypody of the Oak, 142 



Poplar Tree, 143 



Poppy, 144 



Poultices, 209 



Preserved Ri.ots, Stalks, Barks, 

 Flowers, Fruits, 314 



Preserves, 206 



Primroses, 146 



Privet, 146, 218 



Pnrslain, 146 



Queen of the Meadows, or 

 Meadow Sweet, 147 



Quince Tree, 148 



Radishes, garden and wild, 225 



Ragwort, 149 



Rest-Harrow,orCamonack, J50 



Rattle Grass, 150 



Receipts, General Caution, 395 



to purge the Head, ib. 



for a Rheum in the 



Head, and the Palsy, ib. 



ib. 396 



for the falling off of 



the Hair, ih. 



to purge the Head, ib. 



for Eyes that are blast- 



to 



ed, ib. 

 Excellent Water 



clear the Sight, ib. 

 for a hurt in the Eye 



with a stroke, ib. 

 . to draw Rheum back 



from the Eyes, ib. 



foraWebintheEye, ib. 



pain in the Ears, ib. 



an Imposthume in the 



Ear, ib. 

 Polypus, or a fleshy 



substance growing in the 



Nose, ib. 

 bleeding attbeNose.ib. 



a Canker in the Nose, 



ib. 



- another forthe Polypus, 



ib. 



extreme heat of the 



Mouth, 397 

 for a Canker in the 



Mouth, ib. 



Receipts,tokeepTeeth white, ib. 



fasten the Teeth, ib. 



for the Tooth-ache, ib. 



Scurvy in (he Gums, ib. 



for rotting and con- 

 suming of the Gums, ib. 



the cause of Infirmities 



in the Face, ib. 



for a Face full of red 



pimples, ib. 



to take away the marks 



of Small Pox, ib. 



caution concerning the 



Infirmities of the Throat .ib. 



for Hoarseness, 398 



for the Quinsey, ib. 



for Sore Breasts, ib. 



inward Medi- 



cine for, ib. 



for Moisture of the Sto- 

 mach, ib. 



for the heat of the Sto- 

 mach, ib. 



to cause the Liver well 



to digest, ib. 



a Caution, ib. 



for a stoppage of the 



Liver, ib. 



for 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 



Patience, 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 ot 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 



Sage, 162 



Wood, ib. 



Samphire, 164 

 Sanicle, ib. 



Saracen's Confound, or Sara- 

 cen's Wound- wort, 165 

 Sarsaparilla.or Bind-weed, 225 

 Satyrion, 226 



Sauce- alone, or Jack by the 

 Hedge-side, 165 



Savine, 166 



Savory, Winter and Summer, ib. 



Saxifrage, the common white, 

 167 



Burnet, ib. 



white, or Lady- 



Smocks, 226 



Scabious, ib. 



Scabious, three sorts, 1C1 



Scirrits, 226 



Scordium, or Water- German- 

 der, ib. 



Scurvygrass, 169 



Sea, things belonging to, 254 



Seeds, 201 



or Grains, 249, 268 



according to their ope- 

 ration, 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, Ctterach, or Hart's 

 Tongue, ib. 



Spurge, greater and lesser, 222 



Spurge, Olive, or Widow-wail, 

 222 



Squills, 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, Hog's-fennel, or 

 Hore-strange, 224 



Syrups, 203, 294 



altering, 294 



purging, 305 



made with Vinegar and 



Honey, 308 

 Tamaris, 226 

 Tamarisk Tree, 

 Tansie, 226 

 Tansy, garden, 178 

 Tansy, Wild, or Silver Weed, 



179 



Tears, Liquors, and Rosics, 



251 



Teazle, 223 

 Thistles, 179 



Melancholy, 180 



our Lady's, ib. 



Woollen or Cotton, 



181 



Fuller's, or Teazle, ib. 



Thorn, black, orSloe Bush, 182 

 Thorough Wax, or Thorough 



Leaf, 183 

 Throat-wort, 226 

 Thyme, 123 



Wild, or Mother of 



Thyme, ib. 



Tinctures, 290 



Toad-stools, 226 



Tobacco, English, 177 



Tooth wort, 221, 54 



Tormentil, 226 



Tormentil, or Septfoil, 184 



Treacle Mustard, 181 



Trefoil, 226 



Trefoil, Meadow, or Honey- 

 suckles, 115 



Heart, 186 



Pearl, ib. 



Troches, 209, 346 



Turbith, 226 



Turmerick, 221 



Turnsole, or Heliotropium, 224 



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 



or Wild Bug 



loss, 221 



Viper's Grass, 226 



Wall Flowers, or Winter Gill- 

 flowers, 190 



Walnut Tree, ib. 



Water-flag, or Flower-de-luce, 

 218 



Waters, distilled, 202 



Weld, Wold, or Dyer's Weed, 

 191 



Wheat, 192 



Willow Tree, ib. 



Wines, Physical, 291 



Wood, 193 



193, 223 



Woodbine,orIIoney-suckles,ib 



Woods, 260 



Woods, and their Chips or 

 Rapeings, 229 



Wormwood, 194 



Yarrow, Nose- bleed, Milfoil, or 

 Thousand Leaf, 198 



Zedoary, or Setwall, 227 



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