of Plmies Natural! Hiftorie. 



QrimmJjlmd. 40!^ 

 Order of their digeHing which chew not the cud. 3434 

 Origan found by the Storl^ to be medicinable . Horn 

 Orion or OtuJ. i6y a 



OriteSipeoplcofDtdid.i^y b* edtfiJboneljyroHit againfi 



the Sunne. ibid. 

 Oripeloi'gM. See fercmpteruf. 

 OrjiXi a beaBwith one borne inthemiddcsi of his fore- 



head. 331^ 

 OyyXya-rfildGoat, 231 

 0ryxj<t Godt that drinketh not. 3 0//. d remedie dgainfi 



thirft. ibid. 

 QYjiXj arvild bedHin JEgipt^ ^idndcthfuUdgdinH the 



dogHdrrewhcnitdrfetk ipf 

 Orobanche. j'7 y a. 



Orpheui hi4 dcfccnt, 78^ 

 Orphe»afijb. "^iS^ 

 Ortjigometrdjwhdt bird it is. 4834 



o s 



Ofcinesywhat birds they be. i f 



O^rej or Orfrejijwhat kind offoulei ^V^k, 



OJiris or OJbid. 398 w 



OJfer,dtow»e. ^zh 



Ofsigijdtowne. ibid.g 



Ofs^rdgiya kind of M^e^ zyzh^ 



Ofionoba,a citie. ^ i d 



OBippOyd towne. ^li 



djlriches ndtm-ally bald. 3 3 2 



Ofriches the biggejifoulcs that bee. zjol. their de^ 



cription. ibid, their fwiftneffe on foot. ibidi 

 their egges and fcdtkrs. ibid, m . their foolifhneff \ 

 ibid. I. 



o t 



Otis, why fo called. 2 8 3 1 



Otesufedforbredd. S7^h 



Otidesiwhat kind of birds. 281 c 

 Ot/is and hkf-Owles onely hdve feathers like cores i. ^^d 



o vv 



Owles their n>it when they fght with other birds. 2 77/ 

 Owf els depart for A time. ^^4^ 

 OX 



Oxen of the Trogloditcs hang their hornesdomemrds. 



Oxen at twoyeares age change their teeth . 3 3 8 » 



draught Oxen how to be coupled inyok^y and how they la- 

 bour at the plough . / 79 rf. how much they plough in a 

 dayydccording to the ground; ibid.b 

 Oxcgall dedicated to ls(ature. 34^^ 

 Oxen how highly honoured in old timet 2 1/ c 



Oxycedrus. 388/ 

 Oxymyrfmum. 434/:' 



o y 



Oylcywhodrewfirjl out of Olives. ' 189 a 



Oyle of wild olives. 43 3 f 



Oylc of ChamcUa. ibtd. 

 Oyle of Cici or B^inus . ibid, how it is made. 434 g. the 

 if e thereof 



Oyle of ^Almonds bitter i 4 34^ 



Oyle of blacky Myrtle berries. ibid.h 



Oyle of garden Myrtle. ibid^ 



Oyle of Cypros and Cipreffes. 414 i 



Oyleof Lcntiski Ciprinum, of ChcflntttSj Sefamefeedi 



See Melinum. 



ibid. 



434^ 

 ibid. 



tbil 

 3^^g-h 

 382 

 ihii 



382 ^ 

 ibid. 

 382 w 

 428 j 



43^^ 

 430f 

 ibid. 

 4345 



42P € 



I\ice. 

 OyleMelinum. 

 Oyle of Oenanthe. 

 Oyle of fjbes. 

 Oyle of T lane benics: 

 Oyle of Quinces, 

 OyledcBais. 

 Oyle of Myrtles. 

 Oyle of Quinces. 

 Oyle of Lillies. 

 Oyle of Feni^'ecke. 

 Oyle of Myrrhe. 



Oyle, an accept acle liquor to be ufed outwardly. 

 Oyleaheufes thereof. 

 Oyle licinianum. 

 Oyleabufedby theGreek^^. 

 Oylcde Says how it is made. 

 Oyle olivet the price at I{onte. 



Oyle Olive of ^-cenc Olives, ibidf. woifef ir age. 430 g 

 and why. ibid, it hath tkee de^-ees in goodneff 1 and 

 no more. 4S^ * 



Oyleof graineOnididn. 43 4? 



OyleGleucinum. ibid.k^ 

 Oylesof^spalathus. ibidf 

 Oylesof fweetCalamuSy Bdulme, Iris or Fhmre dc Lis^ 

 Cardamomum or gr aims of faradtfc, Melilot, French 

 'KardyVanaxyMaiorayFlecampaneyCinnamon root.ib. 

 Oylc%o(at. 434/ 

 Oyleof Sqiiinanth, of HenbanCy of Lupines, of Daffodilly 

 ibtd. 



Oyleof P^ddilhfced.434l.the root of Gramen, ibid. 

 Oyle Chortinon. ibid. 

 Oyle Cnecinum or Cnidium. 434^ 

 Oyle of Lillies . ibid. Selgeticum. ibid, m . of fitch . ibid. 

 Oylc liquor wdl tume into lees . 430^* 

 Oylc contra)ie to venome of fcorpions. S^S g 



Oyle Ices^r dregs, wherefore it is good. 43 S b 



Oyle killeth InfeBs. 3 j y ^ 



Oyleof Saffron. J04 w 



o z 



O^anitisy what it is. 3 54 f 



p A 



p xABolus, a famous rivo-. 1 07 e. the names there-^ 



^'adiansjd people governed by women . 1 2 8 



faiti, families in %»£>. 3 3 ; f . why fo caHed. ibid. 

 'Pa\on,an Eunuch how he was fold. 1 7 5 f 



Tagriyffljes. 24^ a 



^ala^a tree of India. 361 a 



falatiumi a mount wherein a chappeli was dedicated to 



the goMcffe Feaver. 3? 

 Talejimundum, a famous and populous ciitiein Tapro^ 



bane. ^Sog 

 ^aliliciumywhat Barre. 5-92/ 

 palmyra y a noble cittic, with the defcription thereof. 



io4i' 



Tdliurujy a thorne plant. 39^ g 



Talmd CkiBt. See ffiicinus. 

 fdlme. o^/-, 379 <? 



lii ^dlmcffrit 



