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Eibes Rubrum. Red Currant. TUorAp T>eAf5 ; SfiotiAti 



tleAns ; "OeAfvcog "OeAfS- 

 Ribes Nigrum. ' Black Currant. ttAOf Afi "O^ 6 > SfionAn T)utt ; 



"Oe^cOg *0 Y>. 

 Ribes Album. White Currant. TUorAf t)An ; StuoiUn t>Ati ; 



"OeAftcos t)An. 



CRASSULACEAE. 



Cotyledon TJmbilicus-Veneris. Pennywort. CofinAri teAc&in ; 



CojtnAri C/Mfit ; tuf tiA puisne. 

 Sedum Telephium. Orpine, tuf tia Ldog ; 

 Sedum Acre. Wall Pepper or Biting Stone Crop. 5f ApAn nA 

 5CL0C ; t-UfAijie r\A SeAtigAn. 

 Produces vomiting. 

 Sempervivum Tectorum. House Leek. Cp/ifpin ; t-of ah 

 UOiceAn ; Ojvp ; Sincin. 5tAn-eA5lA. 

 Formerly grown on roofs as a charm against fires. 



DROSERACEAE. 



Drosera Rotundifolia. Round-leaved Sundew. "OeAtxpuAiiD ; 



Ltif ha •peAftiAije. 

 Drosera Anglica. Great Sundew. "Onuiccin ITIonA ; Kof An 



cSoluiy ; Gdilif Thuifve. 

 This plant is characteristic of the peat bogs, where it is 



found in abundance. 



HALORAGEAE. 



Hippuris Vulgaris. Mare's Tail. Caici CottAgAri. 

 Myriphyllum Verticillatum. Water Milfoil. 'ptio'O tJif ce ; 

 Sn^ite biiTOce ; 1_inneAiAAC. 



LYTHRARIEAE. 



Lythrum Salicaria. Purple Loosestrife. CneAccAc ; toeAlAn 

 , L^atia ; t)niAti t)fieAj { tup flA SioctAtiA ; ConAi^e ; 



©AfibAtt Cuicin. 

 The title CjteAccAC (wound~plant) would suggest its use as 

 a wound remedy. I have not met any herbalists who 

 use it internally or externally at the present day. 



