C.I78] 
Nights Reft whereby aiiight Cold may often be carried 
off at once. 
Prunella. Syn. 238. Ger. vulgaris* Park: 
prunella major folio non Difleefo. C. B. Pm. 
Common Sdfheal. Cl. I. Gen. XIV. grows al- 
moft in ail Failures. Flowers in May^ and 
July. 
Itis a Vnlnerary pofleffes much the fame Qualities 
with Sugle. It is on Account ofits Roughnels commend- 
ed in the ^uincey and Inflammations of the Mouth and 
nroatSi^ 
Prunus fylveftris. Syn. 462. Ger. Park. C. 
B. Pin. Acacia Germanica vulgo, ^tfoe Black 
thorn or Sloe tree. Cl. II. Gen. II 2. Blollbms 
in lebriiary and March. V ery common every 
where m Hedges and many of the Quickkts 
heieabouts are made of it. Kotwichftanding 
what Mr. Kay obferves of its being inconve- 
nient on Acconnt of its ipreading under Ground. 
The Juice of the Sloe is very fljtringent and may 
therefore made into a Syrup be uied in liicii Cales, where 
this iert of Remedies take Place. 
Prunus fylveftris major. Syn. ibid. I. B. 
prunus fylveftris fruflu majore nigro. Syn. II. 
The black Bullace Tree. Cl. II. Gen. I. 2. Flo- 
wers with the foregoing at the farther End of 
Cd-jflek Lane. 
Pfeiidomelanthium. rid. Lychnis. 
Ptarmica, Syn. 183. Ger. vulgaris. Park. 
Dracunculus ferrato folio prarenlis. C B, Pin) 
Cl. 
