, 3 a8 THE THIRD BOOKE OF THE 



moneth.ofAugufi,ofi 

 In England the Fig tree 



The Fig tree is called in Greeki r & the wiide Fig 



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which ate found in cbci . ■• ■■"«. Cecbramides. 



The grecne Figs new gathered a it .-the dry and ripe Figs arehotal- 



rhekauesl ,Mpeningpower 3 butnotfoftrongastheniicc. 



\ The dry Figs do nduril ithftandingtheyin 



verygoodbloodjforfuchpeopleasdofeedemuchthci'. .1, do become 1<,< h'cja 



B Figs be good for the 1 1 re the cough, and are gooi 



trig the fame to be eafily fpet out,efpecially ' 



2 Figs flamped with fa tuts, withftandall poifon : 



the aire. The king of Pontus called Mithridates vfed this preferiiatiuc agajnt 



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. in Wormewood wine with fome Barly meale, are very good to be applied as an im- 

 plaifter vpon the bellies of fuch as haue the dropfic. 



of the Fig tree do wafteandconfume the kings euiljorlwellingkcrnt;' 

 poratetogither,and applied in lormcofaplaifter. 



tie lint or cotton be wet therein, and put into the 

 hollownes of the tooth. 



, andloofeneth the bellie, being applied vntothe 



applied plaifterwife , doth eafe 



