218 BIBLIOGRAPHIES 



Leonard Plukenet. 



1690. [Leonard! Plukenetij Phytographia. Sive Stirpium Illustriorum & 

 minus cognitarum Icones, Tabulis ^Eneis, Summa diligentia elaboratae, 

 Quarum unaquaeg Titulis descriptor! js ex Notis Suis proprijs, & Character- 

 isticis desumptis, insignita; ab alijs ejusdem Sortis facile discriminatur. 

 Pars prior Meminisse juvabit. Londini MDCXC, Sumptibus Autoris.] 



William Westmacott. 



1694. EOAOBOTANOAOriA. Sive Historia Vegetabilium Sacra : or, a Scrip- 

 ture Herbal ; wherein all the Trees, Shrubs, Herbs, Plants, Flowers, Fruits, 

 &c., Both Foreign and Native, that are mentioned in the Holy Bible, 

 (being near Eighty in Number) are in an Alphabetical Order, Rationally 

 Discoursed of, Shewing, Their Names, Kinds, Descriptions, Places, Manner 

 of Propagation, Countries, various Uses, Qualities and Natural Principles, 

 &c. Together with their Medicinal Preparations, Virtues and Dose, 

 Galenically and Chymically handled and Performed according to the 

 newest Doctrines of Philosophy, Herbarism and Physick. The whole 

 being Adorned with variety of Matter, and Observations, not only Medi- 

 cinal!, but Relating to the Alimental and Mechanical Uses of the Plants. 

 Fit for Divines, and all Persons of any other Profession and Calling what- 

 soever, that use to read the Holy Scriptures, wherein they find not only 

 Physick for the Soul, but also with the help of this Herbal, (may the better 

 understand the Bible, which also yields them) safe Medicines for the Cure 

 of their Corporal Diseases. The like never extant before. By William 

 Westmacott of the Borough of Newcastle under Line, in the County of 

 Stafford, Physican. Adoro Scripturae Plenitudinem. Tertul. London, 

 Printed for T. Salusbury, at the King's-Arms next St. Dunstan's Church 

 in Fleet-street. 1694. 



John Pechey. 



1694. The Compleat Herbal of Physical Plants. Containing All such English 

 and Foreign Herbs, Shrubs and Trees, as are used in Physick and Surgery. 

 And to the Virtues of those that are now in use, is added one Receipt, or 

 more, of some Learned Physician. The Doses or Quantities of such as are 

 prescribed by the London Physicians, and others, are proportioned. Also 

 Directions for Making Compound-Waters, Syrups Simple and Com- 

 pound, Electuaries, Pills, Powders, and other Sorts of Medicines. More- 

 over, The Gums, Balsams, Oyls, Juices, and the like, which are sold by 

 Apothecaries and Druggists, are added to this Herbal; and their Virtues 

 and Uses are fully described. By John Pechey, Of the College of Physicians, 

 in London. Printed for Henry Bonwicke, at the Red Lyon in St. Paul's 

 Church-yard. 1694. 



