, , c J 
It is a verj’ good Vulnerary, it Hops Fluxes and Go- 
iiorrhoeas See, A CDecoSlion of the Root is commerded 
in Sc/^/v^/m/ous Diflemvers, There is a Mafsof^P/ 7 /j in 
the 'iDifpenfatory of tne narcotic kind, which bears 
its Name, but is leldom met with in the Shops tho’fbr 
certain Conftitutions and in particular Cafes much pre- 
ferable to the Filulce de Styrace. 
Cynosbatos. vid. Kofa fylveftris &er 
Cyuoforchis. vid. Orchis. 
D 
Dauc us fativus radice lutea et alba Syit. 218. 
hifl.R. H. Paftinaca fativ'a tenuifolia. Ger.tt- 
nuifolia fativa lutea Park^ Telhw and white Car- 
rot. 
Ak. Daucus fativus radice atrorubente. Syn. 
ibid. Injl. R. Herb. Paftinacafativa atrorubens. 
Ger . Em. Red rooted Carrot. Both thefe are cul- 
tivated for the Market. 
Daucus vulgaris Syn. ibid. Clus. Paftinaca 
fydveftris tenuifolia Gm Daucus officinarum C. 
■B. Pin. Wild Carrot or Eirdsneji. they all belong 
to Cl. I Gen. XI, flower in June and Jnly.y 
This growls Plentifully in moft Pallures, In 
Raaiford Field^'showG the Corn Land next Colwick 
Wood in great Plenty, as plentifully on Clijjion 
Hill^ Sic. 
It Hands in the Rank of Carminatives, the Seeds are 
defervcdly praifed for their Efficacy in removing the 
Str.m^ury and in the Stone and Gravel of the Kidneys, ' 
