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whom he had lately recovered from a feverish indisposition, and who afterwards 

 complained of a very hard swelling behind the scrotum, which had remained 

 there many years, and created great uneasiness to him. As the doctor advised 

 him to send for me, we went together the next morning, and on examining it 

 only with my fingers, I immediately declared it to be a stone of a very odd and 

 irregular figure ; and that there was no way of removing it, or relieving him, 

 ■but by cutting it out. He was very much dejected with the apprehension of 

 another operation ; having about 20 years before, while a lad, been cut by Mr. 

 rHollier for the stone in the bladder, and in great danger from it : but consi- 

 dering the misery of his life, and on my assuring him that it would not be at- 



(barbarea ; nidus avis ; nigella bcElica. — Ocymastrum, y. lychnis silvestr. fl. albo ; ocymastruin valeri- 

 anthos ; oculus Chrisfi.v. horminum silv. ; olea sativa; olus album, v. lactuca agniua ; onopordon Ges- 

 neri, v. acanthus vulg. onopteris nigra Dodonei, v. adianthuna nigrum vulgare ; opuntia, v. ficus 

 Indica spin ; orchis palmata ; origanum j orobus fl. purpureo flor. caeruleo ; os leonis, v. antirrhinum ; 

 oxylapathum niajus et minus ; oxalis, v. acetosa ; onobrychis major et minor ; orobanche ; ocymum 

 vulgare ; orchis melittias ; ornithogallum, 2 species ; ornithopodium majus et minus ; oxyacantha ; 

 oenantheapii foliis. — Palma arbor, huniilis, v. palmita ; palatum leporis, v. sonclius levis ; papaver 

 alb. sativ. ; and other species ; parietaria, v. helxine ; paronychia Mathioli, v. ruta muraria ; parthe- 

 niura, V. matricaria ; pastinaca, 3 species ; pastorum bursa, v. bursa pastoris ; pecten veneris ; pedes 

 galli, V. ranunculus pentaphyllus ; perforata, v. hypericon ; periclymenum, v. liliuminter spinas; persica 

 arbor ; persicaria maculata et non ; pes anserinus, v. atriplex lat. ; petrosellnum hort. phalangium ; 

 philanthropos, v. anserina ; pilosella, 3 species ; pimpinella agrimonoides ; piper indicum, v. capsi- 

 cum ; pisa, 3 species"; plantago, 3 species ; polygonum, 3 species ; polypodium ; poly tricbum ; porrum ; 

 portulaca ; potamogiton ; prasium album ; prunus arbor ; pulicaria, v. conyza ; pyrus arbor ; pepo 

 maxlmus oblongus ; phaseolus, 2 species ; pomum araoris ; pulegium ; pseudocostus j panax, 2 species. 

 — Quercula major, v. teucrium ; quercus, 2 species ; quercus marina (alga) ; quinquener\'ium, v. 

 plantag. min. ; quinquefolium, v. pentaphyll. — Ranunculus, 4 species ; raphanus, 2 species ; rapis- 

 trum majus et minus; rapum ; ricinus major, v. palma Christ. ; rosa alba et rubra muhip. ; rosma- 

 rinus ; rostrum porcinum, v. dens leonis ; rubia tinctorum ; rubus idaeus ; rubus saxatilis ; ruta, 2 

 species ; raphanus rusticanus ; reseda Plinli ; rosa silvestr. alb. odorat. — Sacra herba, v. verbena ; sali- 

 caria, V. lysimachia maj. ; salvia, 2 species ; sanguisorba, v. pimpinella : satureia hyemalis ; salyrion 

 maculata et non ; saxifraga, 2 species ; scabiosa, 5 species ; scolymus Theopbrasti ; scorpoides bupleuri 

 Ifoliis 5 scrophularia vulg. ; scrophularia sambuci foliis ; sedum, 2 species j senecio, v. erigerum ; 

 iseptifolium, v. heptaphy lion ; serpentaria major, minor, v. arum ; serpillum ; seseli peleponensecicuias 

 facie ; sideritis fl. caerul. et luteo ; silybum, v. carduus mariae, vulg. ; smilax, 2 species ; sinapi, 2 

 gpecies ; siura aquat. v. sisymbrium aq. ; solanum, 3 species ; solsequinum, v. heliotropium minus ; 

 sonchus, 3 species ; spartium hispanicum ; sagina, 2 species ; stcEche salamantic. ; stoechas, 2 species j 

 sambucus arbor ; sciUa, v. squilla ; sicla, v. beta ; spinacbia ; sanamnnda 3'° Clusii. — Tamariscus ; 

 tabaco, V. petum vulg. ; taraxacum, v. dens leonis; testiculus canis ; teucrium, v. chamaedrjs 

 silvestr. ; thapsia turbith ; thlaspi fl. alb. supinum ; thymum hortens. ; tithymalus, 4 species ; tota 

 bona, v. bonus henricus ; trifolium pratense ; trifolium arborescens ; v. Cytisus ; triticum ; teucrium 

 boeticum. — Valeriana Dodonei ; verbena ; vesicaria, v. alkekengi ; vinca pervinca major et rain. ; vilis, 

 2 species ; umbilicus veneris ; volubilis nigra ; verraicularis ; urtica, 2 species ; vulvaria, v. atriplex 

 olida ; vicia vulg. et sativ. — Xanihium, v. lappa min. ; xiris, v. spatula foetida.—Zizanin, v. loliuna 

 album ; zoopthalmium, v. sedum majus. 



