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THE COMPLETE HERBAL 



Rose seeds, Cummin, 



Me terms. 

 Burdock, &c. 



Resist poison. Bishop's weed, Annis, i 

 Smallage, Cardamoms, Oranges, Lemons,: 

 Citrons, Fennel, &c. 



Temperate, as, Juice of Liquorice, white 

 starch. 



Hot in the first degree. Sugar. 

 In the second. Labdanum. 

 /// the third. Benzoin, Assafoetida. 

 Ease pain. Dill, Amomus, Cardamoms, \ Cold in the third degree. Sanguis Draco- 

 Cummin, Carrots, Orohus, Fenugreek, Din-lnis, Acacia. 

 seed, Gromwell, Parsley, Panick. i In the third. Ilypocistis. 



Assuage swellings. Linseed, Fenugreek /// the fourth. Opium, and yet sonir: 

 seeds, Marsh-mallows, Mallows, Corian- j authors think Opium is hot because of i Is 

 der, Barley, Lupines, Darnel, &c. i bitter taste. 



Alons and Manna purge choler gently ; 

 ! and Scamon v doth purge choler violently, 

 ; that it is no ways tit for a vulgar man's use, 



The College tells you a tale that there are j lor il )rrodcs the B , owels ' PP a ax 



i l m S fle ^ m very gently. 



such 



things n 



Renim Natura, as thes 



, se, 



Gums, Rozins, Balsams, and Juices made i 7// 'f xtc "' ch &"** levigates or makes 

 lliick viz ? smooth such parts as are rough, syrup ot 



S Violets being made thick with it and so 



College.] Juices of Wormwood and ]\faitd- : taken on the point of a knife, helps coughs, 

 ////, Acacia, Aloes, Lees of Oil, Assa-feelicla, \ roughness of the throat, wheezing, excoria- 

 Ralsam of Peru and India; Bdellium, Ben- ; lions of the boAvels, the bloody-flux. 

 com, Camphire, Caranna, Colophonia, Juice of\ Juice of Liquorice helps roughness of the 

 Maudlin, Euphorbium, Lees of Wine, Lees of I Trachea Artena, which is in plain English 

 Oil, Gums of Galbanum, Amoniacum, Anime, j called the windpipe, the roughness of which 

 Arabick, Cherry Trees, Copal, Elemy, Juni- \ causes coughs and hoarseness, difficulty of 

 per, Ivy, Plumb Trees, Cambuge, Hypocystis, > breathing, &c. It allays the heat of the 



Labdanum, Lacca, Liquid Amber, Manna, 



Mastich, Myrrh, Olibanum, Opium, Opopanax, 



Pice-bitumen, Pitch of the Cedar of Greece, 



Liquid and dry Rozins of Fir-tree, Larch-tree, 



Pine tree, Pine-fruit, Mastich. Venice and 



Cyprus Turpentine. Sugar, white, red, and 



Christaline, or Sugar Candy white and red, 



Sagapen, Juniper, Gum, Sanguis Draconis, 



Sarcocolla, Scomony, Styrax, Liquid and\ reins and bladder, being weakened : being 



Calamitis, Tacha, Mahaccu, Tartar, Frankin- \ beaten into fine powder and put into the 



cense, Olibanum, Tragaganth, Birdlime. jeyes, it takes away films that grow over 



Culpeper.'] That my country may receive (the sight. 



more benefit than ever the college of Phy-j Labdanum is in operation, thickening, 

 sicians intended them from these, I shall | heating and mollifying, it opens the passap: 

 treat of them severally. .of the veins, and keeps the hair from falling 



1. Of the Juices. off; the use of it is usually external -. being 



2. Of the Gums and Rosins. ; mixed with wine, mvrrh, and oil of niirtle>. 



stomach and liver, eases pains, soreness and 

 roughness of the reins and bladder, it 

 quencheth thirst, and strengthens ihc 

 stomach exceedingly : It may easily be 

 carried about in one's pocket, and eat a little 

 now and then. 



Sugar cleanses and digests, takes away 

 roughness of the tongue, it strengthens the 



