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flour and the bran, and that which starch in The stomach. Annis, Bishop's weed, 



made oj\ Vetches or Tares, Violets, Nettles, 

 common and Roman, the stones of Grapes, 

 Greek Wheat, or Spelt Wheat 



CulpeperJ] That you may receive a little 

 more benefit by these, than the bare reading 

 of them, which doth at the most but tell 



Amornus, Smallage, Cummin, Cardamoms, 

 Cubebs, Grains of Paradise, 



The liver. Annis, Fennel, Bishop's weed, 

 Amomus, Smallage, Sparagus, Cummin, 

 Caraway, Carrots. 



The spleen. Annis, Caraway, Water- 



you what they are ; the following method \ cresses. 



may instruct you what they are good for. The reins and bladder. Cicers, Rocket, 



, , ,7 / , , ; Saxifrage, Nettles, Gromwell. 



beeds are hot in the first degree. , IT, 



Ihe womb. Peony, Rue. 



Linseed, Fenugreek, Coriander, Rice, j The joints. Water-cresses, Rue, Mustard - 

 Gromwell, Lupines. {seed. 



In the second. Dill, Smallage, Orobus, : Cool the head. Lettice, Purslain, white 

 Rocket, Bazil, Nettles. ! Poppies. 



In the third. Bishop's Weed, Annis, j The breast. White Poppies, Violets. 

 Amomus, Carraway, Fennel, (and so I \ The heart. Orange, Lemon, Citron 

 believe Smallage too, let authors say what | and Sorrel seeds. 



they will, for if the herb of Smallage be| Lastly, the four greater and four lesser cold 

 somewhat hotter than Parsley ; 1 know j seeds, which you may find in the beginning 

 little reason why the seed should not be so j of the compositions, as also the seed of white 

 hot) Cardamoms, Parsley, Cummin, Carrots, \ and black Poppies cool the liver and spleen, 

 Nigella, Navew, Hartwort, Staves Ager. i reins and bladder, womb and joints. 



In the fourth. Water -cresses, Mustard- i , ,. 



j According to operation some seeds 



Cold in the first degree. Barley, &c. Bind, as Rose-seeds, Barberries, Shep- 



In the second. Endive, Lettice, Purslain, [ herd's purse, Purslain, &c. 

 Succory, Gourds, Cucumbers, Melons, \ Discuss. Dill, Carrots, Linseeds, Fenu- 

 Citruls, Pompions, Sorrel, Nightshade. ! greek, Nigella, &c. 



In the third. Henbane, Hemlock, Pop- 1 Cleanse. Beans, Orobus, Barley, Lupines, 

 pies white and black. j Nettles, c. 



Moist in thefirst degree. Mallows, &c. Mollify. Linseed, or Flax seed, Fenu- 



Dry in the Jirst degree. Beans, Fennel, ; greek seed, Mallow r s, Nigella. 

 Fenugreek, Barley, Wheat, c. Harden. Purslain seed, &c. 



In the second. Orobus, Lentils, Rice, j Suppure. Linseed, Fenugreek seed, Dar- 

 Poppies, Nightshade, and the like. ; net, Barley husked, commonly called French 



In the third. Dill, Smallages, Bishop's | Barley. 



Weed, Annis, Caraway, Cummin, Cori-j Glutinate. Orobus, Lupines, Darnel, &c, 

 ander, Nigella, Gromwell, Parsley. Expel wind. Annis, Dill, Smallage, 



Appropriated to the body of man, and so ^ e j ^^y, Cummin, Carrots, Fennel, Nigella, 



J - -'j Parsley, Hartwort, Wormseed. 



Heat the head. Fennel, Marjoram, Pepny, ] Breed seed. Rocket, Beans, Cicers, Ash 



tree keys. 



The breast. Nettles. \ Provoke the menses. Amomus, Sparagus. 



The heart. Bazil, Rue, &c. Mustard : Annis, Fennel, Bishop's weed, Cicers, Car- 

 &' I rots, Smallage, Paisley, Lovago, Hartwort, 



