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# Nicholas Culpeper, "The English Physitian" ("Culpeper's Herbal")
# Last edited on 2002-01-08 02:47:45 by stolfi
# From a Yale electronic edition.
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# http://info.med.yale.edu/library/historical/culpeper/culpeper.htm
# Culpeper, Nicholas, 1616-1654.
# "The English physitian: or an astrologo-physical
#   discourse of the vulgar herbs of this nation"
# London : Peter Cole, 1652.
# 8 p.l., 255 p. (i.e. 159 p.), [5] p., front. (port.)
# Pages numbered 1-92, 189-255.
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# Electronic version prepared by Richard Siderits, M.D. Yale University.
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#   /The English Physitian/
#   Introduction by Richard Siderits, M.D.
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#   Nicholas Culpeper, a legendary figure in the field of herbal
#   medicine and author of /The English Physitian/, transcribed
#   within, was a man of mystery and glory - a revolutionary who taxed
#   the heirarchal politicos, challenged the procedures and policies
#   of the clergy and championed the wonderings of common folk, much
#   to the chagrin of the established pedantists.
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#   Within this manuscript, the reader will find the wit, intellect,
#   ethic and conviction of a man maligned by his colleagues and much
#   respected by his community. Culpeper worked to bring medicinal
#   treatments from the mysterious to the comprehensible. His
#   philosophy was to teach the common folk to minister to themselves
#   by providing them with the tools and knowledge for self health.
#   His mind and ambition was to reform the whole system of medicine
#   by being an innovative questioner paving the way for new thoughts
#   and principles contrary to established traditions.
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#   A man of and for the common people, Culpeper wrote with a personal
#   style revealing his insights as well as his struggles. Culpeper's
#   writing tends to be comprehensive and exhaustive in its approach
#   to reconciling astrology and medicine.
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# chapter   1 PLANTS_BY_PLANETS
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## <g000>
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# part h HERBAL_PROPER
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## <h001>
# chapter   1 ADDERS_TONGUE
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<h001.P002.001>    This_small_Herb_hath_but_one_Leaf;_which_grows_with_the
<h001.P002.002>    Stalk_a_fingers_length_above_the_ground,_being_fat,_and_of
<h001.P002.003>    a_fresh_green_colour,_broad_like_the_Water_Plantane_(but
<h001.P002.004>    less)_without_any_middle_Rib_in_it:_from_the_bottom_of
<h001.P002.005>    which_Leaf_on_the_inside,_riseth_up_(ordinarily)_one,
<h001.P002.006>    somtimes_two_or_three_small_slender_stalks,_the_upper_half
<h001.P002.007>    wherof_is_somwhat_bigger,_and_dented_with_smal_round_dents
<h001.P002.008>    of_a_yellowish_green_colour,_like_the_Tongue_of_an_Adder
<h001.P002.009>    or_Serpent_(only_this_is_as_useful_as_they_are_formidable)
<h001.P002.010>    The_Root_continues_all_the_year.
<h001.P002.011>    =
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<h001.P004.001>    It_groweth_in_moist_Meadows,_and_such_like_places.
<h001.P004.002>    =
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<h001.P006.001>    And_is_to_be_found_in_April_and_May,_for_it_quickly
<h001.P006.002>    perisheth_with_a_little_heat.
<h001.P006.003>    =
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<h001.P008.001>    It_is_temperate,_in_respect_of_heat,_but_dry_in_the
<h001.P008.002>    Second_Degree._The_Juyce_of_the_Leaves_drunk_with_the
<h001.P008.003>    distilled_Water_of_Horstail_is_a_singular_Remedy_for_all
<h001.P008.004>    manner_of_wounds_in_the_Breast,_Bowels,_or_other_parts_of
<h001.P008.005>    the_body,_and_is_given_with_good_success_unto_those_who
<h001.P008.006>    are_troubled_with_Casting,_Vomiting,_or_bleeding_at_the
<h001.P008.007>    Mouth_or_Nose,_or_otherwise_downwards._The_said_Juyce
<h001.P008.008>    given_in_the_distilled_Water_of_Oaken_Buds_is_very_good
<h001.P008.009>    for_Women_who_have_their_usual_Courses,_or_the_Whites
<h001.P008.010>    flowing_down_too_abundantly._It_helps_sore_Eyes._The
<h001.P008.011>    Leaves_infused_or_boyled_in_Oyl_Omphacine,_or_unripe
<h001.P008.012>    Olives_set_in_the_Sun_for_certain_daies,_or_the_green
<h001.P008.013>    Leaves_sufficiently_boyled_in_the_said_Oyl,_is_made_an
<h001.P008.014>    excellent_green_Balsom,_not_only_for_green_and_fresh
<h001.P008.015>    Wounds,_but_also_for_old_and_inveterate_Ulcers,_especially
<h001.P008.016>    if_a_little_fine_clear_Turpentine_be_dissolved_therin:_It
<h001.P008.017>    also_stayeth_and_represseth_all_inflamations_that_arise
<h001.P008.018>    upon_pains,_by_Hurts,_or_Wounds.
<h001.P008.019>    {Note_1_here}
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<h001.P010.001>    It_is_an_Herb_under_the_Dominion_of_the_Moon_in_Cancer,
<h001.P010.002>    and_therfore_if_the_weakness_of_the_Rententive_Faculty_be
<h001.P010.003>    caused_by_an_evil_influence_of_Saturn,_in_any_part_of_the
<h001.P010.004>    Body_governed_by_the_Moon,_or_under_the_Dominion_of
<h001.P010.005>    Cancer,_this_Herb_cures_it_by_Sympathy:_It_cures_those
<h001.P010.006>    Diseases_before_specified_in_any_part_of_the_Body_under
<h001.P010.007>    the_influence_of_Saturn,_by_Antypathy.
<h001.P010.008>    =
<h001.P010.009>    What_parts_of_the_Body_are_under_each_Planet_and_Sign,
<h001.P010.010>    and_also_what_Diseases_may_be_found_in_my_Astrological
<h001.P010.011>    Judgment_of_Diseases,_and_for_the_internal_Work_of_Nature
<h001.P010.012>    in_the_Body_of_Man,_as_Vital,_Animal,_Natural,_and
<h001.P010.013>    Procreative_Spirit_of_Man,_The_Apprehension,_Judgment,
<h001.P010.014>    Memory,_the_external_Sences,_viz._Seeing,_Hearing,
<h001.P010.015>    Smelling,_Tasting,_and_Feelings;_the_Vertues,_Attractive,
<h001.P010.016>    Retentive,_Digestive,_Expulsive_&c._under_the_Dominion_of
<h001.P010.017>    what_Planets_they_are,_may_be_found_in_my_Ephemeris_for
<h001.P010.018>    the_yeer_1651._in_both_which_you_shall_find_the_Chaff_of
<h001.P010.019>    Authors_blown_away_by_the_Fame_of_Dr_Reason,_and_nothing
<h001.P010.020>    but_Rational_Truths_left_for_the_Judgment_of_the_Ingenious
<h001.P010.021>    to_feed_upon.
<h001.P010.022>    =
<h001.P010.023>    Lastly,_To_avoid_blotting_Paper_with_one_thing_many
<h001.P010.024>    times,_and_also_to_ease_your_Purses_in_the_price_of_the
<h001.P010.025>    Book,_and_withal_to_make_you_Studious_in_Physick,_you_have
<h001.P010.026>    at_the_latter_end_of_the_Book,_the_way_of_preserving_all
<h001.P010.027>    Herbs_either_in_Juyce,_Conserve_Oyl,_Oyntment,_or
<h001.P010.028>    Plaister,_Electuary_Pill_or_Troches.
<h001.P010.029>    =
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## <h002>
# chapter   2 AGRIMONY
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<h002.P002.001>    This_hath_divers_long_leaves_(some_greater,_some
<h002.P002.002>    smaller)_set_upon_a_Stalk,_all_of_them_dented_about_the
<h002.P002.003>    edges,_green_above,_and_grayish_underneath,_and_a_little
<h002.P002.004>    hairy_withal:_Among_which_ariseth_up_usually,_but_one
<h002.P002.005>    strong,_round,_hairy,_brown_Stalk,_two_or_three_Foot_high,
<h002.P002.006>    with_smaller_Leaves_set_here_and_there_upon_it,_at_the_top
<h002.P002.007>    wherof_grow_many_smal_yellow_Flowers_one_above_another_in
<h002.P002.008>    long_Spikes:_after_which_come_rough_heads_of_Seeds_hanging
<h002.P002.009>    downwards_which_wil_cleave_to_and_stick_upon_Garments_or
<h002.P002.010>    any_thing_that_shal_rub_against_them._The_Root_is_black,
<h002.P002.011>    long,_and_somwhat_woody,_abiding_many_yeers_and_shooting
<h002.P002.012>    afresh_every_Spring_which_Root,_though_smal_hath_a
<h002.P002.013>    reasonable_good_scent.
<h002.P002.014>    =
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<h002.P004.001>    It_groweth_upon_Banks_near_the_sides_of_Hedges,_or
<h002.P004.002>    Pales.
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<h002.P006.001>    And_it_Flowreth_in_July_and_August,_the_Seed_being_ripe
<h002.P006.002>    shortly_after.
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<h002.P008.001>    It_is_of_a_clensing_and_cutting_faculty_without_any
<h002.P008.002>    manifest_heat,_moderately_drying_and_binding;_It_openeth
<h002.P008.003>    and_clenseth_the_Liver,_helpeth_the_Jaundice,_and_is_very
<h002.P008.004>    beneficial_to_the_Bowels,_healing_all_inward_Wounds,
<h002.P008.005>    Bruises,_Hurts,_and_other_distempers._The_Decoction_of_the
<h002.P008.006>    Herb_made_with_Wine_and_drunk_is_good_against_the_stinging
<h002.P008.007>    and_biting_of_Serpents,_and_helps_them_that_have_foul,
<h002.P008.008>    troubled,_or_bloody_waters,_and_makes_them_piss_cleer
<h002.P008.009>    spedily;_It_also_helpeth_the_Chollick,_clenseth_the
<h002.P008.010>    Breast,_and_rids_away_the_Cough._A_draught_of_the
<h002.P008.011>    Decoction_taken_warm_before_the_fit,_first_removes,_and_in
<h002.P008.012>    time_rids_away_the_Tertian_or_Quartan_Agues;_The_Leaves
<h002.P008.013>    and_Seed_taken_in_Wine,_stayeth_the_Bloody_Flux.
<h002.P008.014>    Outwardly_applied,_being_stamped_with_old_Swines_grease,
<h002.P008.015>    it_helpeth_old_sores,_Cancers,_and_inveterate_Ulcers;_and
<h002.P008.016>    draweth_forth_Thorns,_Splinters_or_Wood,_Nails,_or_any
<h002.P008.017>    other_such_thing_gotten_into_the_Flesh;_it_helpeth_to
<h002.P008.018>    strengthen_the_Members_that_be_out_of_joynt;_and_being
<h002.P008.019>    bruised_and_applied,_or_the_Juyce_dropped_in,_it_helpeth
<h002.P008.020>    foul_and_imposthumed_Ears.
<h002.P008.021>    {Note_2_here}
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<h002.P010.001>    The_distilled_Water_of_the_Herb_is_good_to_all_the_said
<h002.P010.002>    purposes,_either_inward_or_outward,_but_a_great_deal
<h002.P010.003>    weaker.
<h002.P010.004>    =
<h002.P010.005>    It_is_an_Herb_under_Jupiter,_and_the_Sign_of_Cancer,
<h002.P010.006>    and_therfore_strengthens_those_parts_under_that_Planet_and
<h002.P010.007>    Sign,_and_removes_Diseases_in_them_by_Sympathy,_and_those
<h002.P010.008>    under_Saturn,_Mars,_and_Mercury,_by_Antipathy._If_they
<h002.P010.009>    happen_in_any_part_of_the_Body_governed_by_Jupiter,_or
<h002.P010.010>    under_the_Signs,_Cancer,_Sagitary,_or_Pisces,_and_therfore
<h002.P010.011>    must_needs_be_good_for_the_Gout,_either_used_outwardly_in
<h002.P010.012>    an_Oyl_or_Oyntment,_or_inwardly_in_an_Electuary_or_Syrup,
<h002.P010.013>    or_concreated_Juyce,_for_which_see_the_latter_end_of_the
<h002.P010.014>    Book.
<h002.P010.015>    =
<h002.P010.016>    It_is_a_most_admirable_remedy_for_such_whose_Livers_are
<h002.P010.017>    annoyed_either_by_heat_or_cold._The_Liver_is_the_former
<h002.P010.018>    of_Blood,_and_Blood_the_Nourisher_of_the_body,_and
<h002.P010.019>    Agrimony_and_Strengthner_of_the_Liver.
<h002.P010.020>    =
<h002.P010.021>    I_cannot_stand_to_give_you_a_Reason_in_every_Herb_why
<h002.P010.022>    it_cureth_such_Diseases,_but_if_you_please_to_peruse_my
<h002.P010.023>    Judgment_in_the_Herb_Wormwood_you_shall_find_them_there,
<h002.P010.024>    and_it_will_be_well_worth_your_while_to_consider_it_in
<h002.P010.025>    every_Herb,_you_shall_find_them_true_throughout_the_Book.
<h002.P010.026>    =
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## <h003>
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<h003.P002.001>    This_well_known_Herb,_lieth,_spreadeth,_and_creepeth
<h003.P002.002>    upon_the_ground,_shooting_forth_Roots,_at_the_corners_of
<h003.P002.003>    the_tender_joynted_Stalks,_set_all_along_with_two_round
<h003.P002.004>    Leavs_at_every_Joynt,_somwhat_hairy,_crumpled,_and
<h003.P002.005>    unevenly_dented_about_the_edges_with_round_dents:_at_the
<h003.P002.006>    Joynts_likewise_with_the_Leaves_towards_the_end_of_the
<h003.P002.007>    Branches_come_forth_hollow_long_Flowers_of_a_blewish
<h003.P002.008>    Purple_colour_with_small_white_spots_upon_the_lips_that
<h003.P002.009>    hang_down:_The_Root_is_small_with_strings.
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<h003.P004.001>    It_is_commonly_found_under_Hedges,_and_on_the_sides_of
<h003.P004.002>    Ditches,_under_Houses,_or_in_shadowed_Lanes,_and_other
<h003.P004.003>    wast_grounds_in_almost_every_part_of_the_Land.
<h003.P004.004>    =
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<h003.P006.001>    They_Flower_somwhat_early,_and_abide_so_a_great_while;
<h003.P006.002>    the_Leaves_continue_green_untill_Winter,_and_somtimes
<h003.P006.003>    abide,_except_the_Winter_be_very_sharp_and_cold.
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<h003.P008.001>    It_is_quick,_sharp,_and_bitter_in_tast,_and_is_therby
<h003.P008.002>    found_to_be_hot_and_dry,_a_singular_Herb_for_all_inward
<h003.P008.003>    Wounds,_exulcerated_Lungs,_or_other_parts,_either_by_it
<h003.P008.004>    self_or_boyled_with_other_the_like_Herbs:_And_being_drunk,
<h003.P008.005>    it_in_short_time_easeth_all_griping_Pains,_Windy_and
<h003.P008.006>    Chollerick_Humors_in_the_Stomach,_Spleen,_or_Belly:_helps
<h003.P008.007>    the_yellow_Jaundice_by_opening_the_stoppings_of_the_Gaul
<h003.P008.008>    and_Liver,_and_Melancholly_by_opening_the_stoppings_of_the
<h003.P008.009>    Spleen,_expelleth_Venom_or_Poyson,_and_also_the_Plague,_it
<h003.P008.010>    provoketh_Urin,_and_Womens_Courses._The_Decoction_of_it
<h003.P008.011>    in_Wine_drunk_for_some_time_together_procureth_ease_unto
<h003.P008.012>    them_that_are_troubled_with_the_Sciatica_or_Hip_Gout,_as
<h003.P008.013>    also_the_Gout_in_the_Hands,_Knees,_or_Feet:_and_if_you_put
<h003.P008.014>    to_the_Decoction,_some_Honey,_and_a_little_Burnt_Allum,_it
<h003.P008.015>    is_excellent_good_to_gargle_any_sore_Mouth_or_Throat,_and
<h003.P008.016>    to_wash_the_Sores_and_Ulcers_in_the_privy_parts_of_man_or
<h003.P008.017>    woman:_It_speedily_healeth_green_Wounds_being_bruised_and
<h003.P008.018>    bound_therunto:_The_Juyce_of_it_boyled_with_a_little_Hony
<h003.P008.019>    &_Verdigrees,_doth_wonderfully_clens_Fistula's_Ulcers,_and
<h003.P008.020>    stayeth_the_spreading_or_eating_of_Cancers_and_Ulcers,_It
<h003.P008.021>    helpeth_the_Itch,_Scabs,_Wheals,_and_other_breakings_out
<h003.P008.022>    in_any_part_of_the_Body._The_Juyce_of_Celondine,_Field
<h003.P008.023>    Daysies,_and_Ground-Ivy_clarified,_and_a_little_fine_Sugar
<h003.P008.024>    dissolved_therin_and_dropped_into_the_Eyes_is_a_Sovereign
<h003.P008.025>    Remedy_for_all_the_Pains,_Redness,_and_Watering_of_them;
<h003.P008.026>    as_also_for_the_Pin_and_Web,_Skins,_and_Films_growing_over
<h003.P008.027>    the_Sight;_It_helpeth_Beasts_as_well_as_Men;_The_Juyce
<h003.P008.028>    dropped_into_the_Ears_doth_wonderfully_help_the_noise_and
<h003.P008.029>    singing_of_them,_and_helpeth_the_Hearing_which_is_decayed.
<h003.P008.030>    It_is_good_to_Tun_up_with_new_Drink,_for_it_will_so
<h003.P008.031>    clarifie_it_in_a_night,_that_it_will_be_the_fitter_to_be
<h003.P008.032>    drunk_the_next_morning;_or_if_any_Drink_be_thick_with
<h003.P008.033>    removing_or_any_other_accident,_it_will_do_the_like_in_a
<h003.P008.034>    few_hours.
<h003.P008.035>    {Note_3_here}
<h003.P008.036>    =
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<h003.P010.001>    It_is_an_Herb_of_Venus,_and_thefore_cures_her_Diseases
<h003.P010.002>    by_Sympathy,_and_those_of_Mars_by_Antipathy;_how_to
<h003.P010.003>    preserve_it_all_the_yeer_you_shall_find_at_the_latter_end
<h003.P010.004>    of_the_Book.
<h003.P010.005>    =
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## <h004>
# chapter   4 ALEXANDER
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<h004.P002.001>    It_is_usually_sown_in_all_the_Gardens_in_Europe,_and_so
<h004.P002.002>    well_known,_that_it_needs_no_further_Description.
<h004.P002.003>    =
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<h004.P004.001>    They_Flower_in_June_and_July,_and_the_Seed_is_ripe_in
<h004.P004.002>    August.
<h004.P004.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h004.P006.001>    It_warmeth_a_cold_Stomach,_and_openeth_stoppings_of_the
<h004.P006.002>    Liver_and_Spleen,_it_is_good_to_move_Womens_Courses_to
<h004.P006.003>    expel_the_After-birth,_to_break_Wind,_to_provoke_Urine,
<h004.P006.004>    and_help_the_Strangury;_and_these_things_the_Seeds_wil_do
<h004.P006.005>    likewise,_if_either_of_them_be_boyled_in_Wine,_or_being
<h004.P006.006>    bruised_and_taken_in_Wine,_it_is_also_effectual_against
<h004.P006.007>    the_biting_of_Serpents._And_now_you_know_what_Alexander
<h004.P006.008>    Porredg_which_is_so_familiar_in_this_City_is_good_for,
<h004.P006.009>    that_you_may_no_longer_eat_it_out_of_ignorance_but_out_of
<h004.P006.010>    knowledg.
<h004.P006.011>    {Note_4_here}
<h004.P006.012>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
#
## <h005>
# chapter   5 BLACK_ALDER-TREE
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h005.P002.001>    This_Tree_seldom_groweth_to_any_great_bigness,_but_for
<h005.P002.002>    the_most_part_abideth_like_a_Hedg,_Bush,_or_Tree_spreading
<h005.P002.003>    into_Branches,_the_Wood_of_the_Body_being_white,_and_of_a
<h005.P002.004>    dark,_red_Core_or_Heart;_the_outward_Bark_is_of_a_blackish
<h005.P002.005>    colour,_with_many_white_spots_theron:_but_the_inner_Bark
<h005.P002.006>    next_unto_the_Wood_is_yellow,_which_being_chewed_will_turn
<h005.P002.007>    the_Spittle_neer_unto_a_Saffron_colour._The_Leaves_are
<h005.P002.008>    somwhat_like_those_of_the_ordinary_Alder-Tree,_or_the
<h005.P002.009>    Foemale_Cornel,_or_Dogberry-Tree,_called_in_Sussex
<h005.P002.010>    Dog-wood,_but_blacker,_and_not_so_long._The_Flowers_are
<h005.P002.011>    white,_coming_forth_with_the_Leaves_at_the_Joynts,_which
<h005.P002.012>    turn_into_small_round_Berries,_first_green,_afterwards
<h005.P002.013>    red,_but_blackish_when_they_are_through_ripe,_divided_as
<h005.P002.014>    it_were_into_two_parts,_wherin_is_contained_two_small
<h005.P002.015>    round_and_flat_Seeds:_The_Root_runneth_not_deep_into_the
<h005.P002.016>    Ground,_but_spreadeth_rather_under_the_upper_crust_of_the
<h005.P002.017>    earth.
<h005.P002.018>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h005.P004.001>    This_Tree_or_Shrub_may_be_found_plentifully_in_St.
<h005.P004.002>    Johns_Wood_by_Hornsey,_and_in_the_Woods_upon_Hamsted
<h005.P004.003>    Heath;_as_also_at_a_Wood_called_the_old_Park_in_Barcomb_in
<h005.P004.004>    Sussex,_near_the_Brooks_side.
<h005.P004.005>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h005.P006.001>    It_Flowereth_in_May,_and_the_Berries_are_ripe_in
<h005.P006.002>    September.
<h005.P006.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h005.P008.001>    The_inner_yellow_Bark_herof_purgeth_downwards_both
<h005.P008.002>    Choller_&_Flegm,_&_the_watry_humors_of_such_as_have_the
<h005.P008.003>    Dropsie,_and_strengtheneth_the_inward_parts_again_by
<h005.P008.004>    binding.
<h005.P008.005>    {Note_5_here}
<h005.P008.006>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h005.P010.001>    If_the_Bark_hereof_be_boyled_with_Agrimony,_Wormwood,
<h005.P010.002>    Dodder,_Hops,_and_some_Fennel,_with_Smalledg,_Endive,_and
<h005.P010.003>    Succory_Roots,_and_a_reasonable_draught_taken_every
<h005.P010.004>    morning_for_some_time_together,_it_is_very_effectual
<h005.P010.005>    against_the_Jaundice,_Dropsie,_and_the_evil_disposition_of
<h005.P010.006>    the_Body,_especially_if_some_sutable_purging_Medicine_have
<h005.P010.007>    been_taken_before_to_avoid_the_grosser_excrements;
<h005.P010.008>    {Note_6_here}
<h005.P010.009>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h005.P012.001>    It_purgeth_and_strengtheneth_the_Liver_and_Spleen,
<h005.P012.002>    clensing_them_from_such_evil_humors,_and_hardness_as_they
<h005.P012.003>    are_afflicted_with:_It_is_to_be_understood_that_these
<h005.P012.004>    things_are_performed_by_the_dryed_Bark,_for_the_fresh
<h005.P012.005>    green_Bark_taken_inwardly_provoketh_strong_Vomitings,
<h005.P012.006>    pains_in_the_Stomach,_and_gripings_in_the_Belly:_Yet_if
<h005.P012.007>    the_Decoction_may_stand_and_settle_two_or_three_daies
<h005.P012.008>    until_the_yellow_colour_be_changed_black,_it_will_not_work
<h005.P012.009>    so_strongly_as_before,_but_will_strengthen_the_Stomach,
<h005.P012.010>    and_procure_an_Appetite_to_Meat.
<h005.P012.011>    {Note_7_here}
<h005.P012.012>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h005.P014.001>    The_outer_Bark_contrarywise_doth_bind_the_Body,_and_is
<h005.P014.002>    helpful_for_all_Lasks_and_Fluxes_therof,_but_this_must
<h005.P014.003>    also_be_dried_first,_wherby_it_wil_work_the_better._The
<h005.P014.004>    inner_Bark_herof_boyled_in_Vinegar,_is_an_approved_remedy
<h005.P014.005>    to_kill_Lice,_to_cure_the_Itch,_and_take_away_Scabs_by
<h005.P014.006>    drying_them_up_in_a_short_time:_It_is_singular_good_to
<h005.P014.007>    wash_the_Teeth,_to_take_away_the_Pains,_to_fasten_those
<h005.P014.008>    that_are_loos,_to_clens_them,_to_keep_them_sound._The
<h005.P014.009>    Leaves_are_good_Fodder_for_Kine_to_make_them_give_more
<h005.P014.010>    Milk.
<h005.P014.011>    =
<h005.P014.012>    If_in_the_Spring_time_you_use_the_Herbs_before
<h005.P014.013>    mentioned_and_will_but_take_a_handful_of_each_of_them,_and
<h005.P014.014>    to_them_ad_a_handful_of_Elder_Buds,_and_having_bruised
<h005.P014.015>    them_all,_boyl_them_in_a_Gallon_of_ordinary_Beer_when_'tis
<h005.P014.016>    new,_and_having_boyled_them_half_an_hour,_ad_this_to_three
<h005.P014.017>    Gallons_more,_and_let_them_work_together,_and_drink_a
<h005.P014.018>    draught_of_it_every_morning_half_a_pint_or_there_about:_It
<h005.P014.019>    is_an_excellent_Purge_for_the_Spring,_to_consume_that
<h005.P014.020>    Flegmatick_quality_the_Winter_hath_left_behind_it,_and
<h005.P014.021>    withal_keep_your_Body_in_health,_and_consume_those_evil
<h005.P014.022>    humors_which_the_heat_of_Summer_will_readily_stir_up,
<h005.P014.023>    esteem_it_as_a_Jewel.
<h005.P014.024>    =
#
## <h006>
# chapter   6 COMMON_ALDER-TREE
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h006.P002.001>    Groweth_to_a_reasonable_heighth,_and_spreads_much_if_it
<h006.P002.002>    like_the_place;_It_is_so_generally_wel_known_unto_Country
<h006.P002.003>    People_that_I_conceive_it_needless_to_tel_them_that_which
<h006.P002.004>    is_no_news.
<h006.P002.005>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h006.P004.001>    It_delighteth_to_grow_in_moist_Woods_and_watry_places,
<h006.P004.002>    Flowring_in_April_or_May_and_yeilding_ripe_Seed_in
<h006.P004.003>    September.
<h006.P004.004>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h006.P006.001>    The_Leaves_and_Bark_of_the_Alder-Tree,_are_cooling,
<h006.P006.002>    drying,_and_binding,_The_fresh_Leaves_laid_upon_swelling,
<h006.P006.003>    dissolveth_them,_and_staieth_the_Inflamations;_The_Leaves
<h006.P006.004>    {Note_8_here}
<h006.P006.005>    put_under_the_bare_Feet_gauled_with_travelling_are_a_great
<h006.P006.006>    refreshing_to_them:_The_said_Leaves_gathered_while_the
<h006.P006.007>    morning_dew_is_on_them,_and_brought_into_a_chamber
<h006.P006.008>    troubled_with_Fleas,_wil_gather_them_therinto,_which_being
<h006.P006.009>    suddenly_cast_out_wil_rid_the_Chamber_of_those_troublesom
<h006.P006.010>    Bed-fellows.
<h006.P006.011>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h006.P008.001>    It_is_a_Tree_under_the_Dominion_of_Venus,_and_of_some
<h006.P008.002>    watry_Sign_or_other,_I_suppose_Pisces,_and_therfore_the
<h006.P008.003>    Decoction,_or_distilled_Water_of_the_Leaves_is_excellent
<h006.P008.004>    against_Burnings,_and_Inflamation,_either_with_Wounds_or
<h006.P008.005>    without,_to_bath_the_place_grieved_with,_and_especially
<h006.P008.006>    for_that_inflamation_in_the_Breast_which_the_vulgar_call
<h006.P008.007>    an_Ague.
<h006.P008.008>    {Note_9_here}
<h006.P008.009>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h006.P010.001>    If_you_cannot_get_the_Leaves,_as_in_Winter_'tis
<h006.P010.002>    impossible,_make_use_of_the_Bark_in_the_same_manner.
<h006.P010.003>    =
#
## <h007>
# chapter   7 ANGELICA
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit P text
<h007.P001.001>    To_write_a_Description_of_that_which_is_so_well_known
<h007.P001.002>    to_be_growing_in_almost_every_Garden,_I_suppose_is
<h007.P001.003>    altogether_needless:_yet_for_its_Vertues_it_is_of
<h007.P001.004>    admirable_use.
<h007.P001.005>    =
<h007.P001.006>    In_times_of_Heathenism_when_men_had_found_out_any
<h007.P001.007>    excellent_Herb_&c._they_dedicated_it_to_their_gods,_As_the
<h007.P001.008>    Bay-tree_to_Apollo,_the_Oak_to_Jupiter,_the_Vine_to
<h007.P001.009>    Bacchus,_the_Poplar_to_Hercules:_These_the_Papists
<h007.P001.010>    following_as_their_Patriarchs,_they_dedicate_them_to_their
<h007.P001.011>    Saints,_as_our_Ladies_Thistle_to_the_Blessed_Virgin,_St.
<h007.P001.012>    Johns_Wort_to_St._John,_and_another_Wort_to_St._Peter,_&c.
<h007.P001.013>    Our_Physitians_must_imitate_like_Apes,_(though_they_cannot
<h007.P001.014>    come_off_half_so_cleverly)_for_they_Blasphemously_call
<h007.P001.015>    Pansies,_or_Hartseas,_an_Herb_of_the_Trinity,_because_it
<h007.P001.016>    is_of_three_colours:_and_a_certain_Oyntment,_an_Oyntment
<h007.P001.017>    of_the_Apostles,_because_it_consisteth_of_twelve
<h007.P001.018>    Ingredients;_Alas_poor_Fools,_I_am_sorry_for_their_folly,
<h007.P001.019>    and_grieved_at_their_Blasphemy;_God_send_them_the_rest_of
<h007.P001.020>    their_Age,_for_they_have_their_share_of_Ignorance_already;
<h007.P001.021>    O!_why_must_ours_be_Blasphemous_becaus_the_Heathens_and
<h007.P001.022>    Papists_were_Idolatrous?_certainly_they_have_read_so_much
<h007.P001.023>    in_old_rustie_Authors,_that_they_have_lost_all_their
<h007.P001.024>    Decmity,_for_unless_it_were_amongst_the_ranters,_I_never
<h007.P001.025>    read_or_heard_of_such_Blasphemy:_The_Heathens_and_Papists
<h007.P001.026>    were_bad,_and_ours_wors,_the_Papists_giving_Idolatrous
<h007.P001.027>    Names_to_Herbs_for_their_Vertues_sake,_not_for_their_fair
<h007.P001.028>    looks;_and_thefore_some_called_this_an_Herb_of_the_Holy
<h007.P001.029>    Ghost,_others_more_moderate_called_it_Angelica,_becaus_of
<h007.P001.030>    its_Angelical_Vertues,_and_that_name_it_retains_still,_and
<h007.P001.031>    all_Nations_follow_it_so_near_as_their_Dialect_will
<h007.P001.032>    permit.
<h007.P001.033>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h007.P003.001>    It_resists_Poyson,_by_defending_and_comforting_the
<h007.P003.002>    Heart,_Bleed,_and_Spirits,_it_doth_the_like_against_the
<h007.P003.003>    Plague,_and_all_Epidemical_Diseases_if_the_Root_be_taken
<h007.P003.004>    in_pouder_to_the_waight_of_half_a_dram_at_a_time_with_some
<h007.P003.005>    good_Triacle_in_Cardus_Water,_and_the_party_therupon_laid
<h007.P003.006>    to_sweat_in_his_Bed._If_Treacle_be_not_at_hand,_take_it
<h007.P003.007>    {Note_10_here}
<h007.P003.008>    alone_in_Cardus_or_Angelica_Water._The_Stalks_or_Roots
<h007.P003.009>    candied_and_eaten_fasting_are_good_Preservatives_in_time
<h007.P003.010>    of_Infection;_and_at_other_times_to_warm_and_comfort_a
<h007.P003.011>    cold_Stomach._The_Root_also_steeped_in_Vinegar,_and_a
<h007.P003.012>    little_of_that_Vinegar_taken_somtimes_fasting,_and_the
<h007.P003.013>    Root_smelled_unto_is_good_for_the_same_purpose._A_water
<h007.P003.014>    distilled_from_the_Root_simply,_or_steeped_in_Wine_and
<h007.P003.015>    distilled_in_Glass,_is_much_more_effectual_than_the_Water
<h007.P003.016>    of_the_Leaves;_and_this_Water_drunk_two_or_three_spoonfuls
<h007.P003.017>    at_a_time,_easeth_all_Pains_and_Torments_coming_of_Cold
<h007.P003.018>    and_Wind,_so_as_the_Body_be_not_bound:_and_taken_with_some
<h007.P003.019>    of_the_Root_in_Pouder_at_the_beginning_helpeth_the
<h007.P003.020>    Pluresy,_as_also_all_other_Diseases_of_the_Lungues_and
<h007.P003.021>    Breast,_as_Coughs,_Phthisick,_and_shortness_of_Breath;_and
<h007.P003.022>    a_Syrup_of_the_Stalks_doth_the_like:_It_helps_pains_of_the
<h007.P003.023>    Colick,_the_Strangury,_and_stopping_of_the_Urin,_procureth
<h007.P003.024>    Womens_Courses,_and_expelleth_the_After-birth,_openeth_the
<h007.P003.025>    stoppings_of_the_Liver_and_Spleen,_and_briefly_easeth_and
<h007.P003.026>    discusseth_al_windiness_and_inward_swellings._The
<h007.P003.027>    Decoction_drunk_before_the_fit_of_an_Ague,_that_they_may
<h007.P003.028>    sweat_(if_possible)_before_the_fit_come,_wil_in_two_or
<h007.P003.029>    three_times_taking_rid_it_quite_away:_It_helps_digestion,
<h007.P003.030>    {Note_11_here}
<h007.P003.031>    and_is_a_remedy_for_a_Surfet._The_Juyce_or_the_Water
<h007.P003.032>    being_dropped_into_the_Eyes_or_Ears,_helps_dimness_of
<h007.P003.033>    sight_and_deafness:_The_Juyce_put_into_the_hollow_Teeth,
<h007.P003.034>    easeth_their_pains._The_Roots_in_Pouder_made_up_into_a
<h007.P003.035>    Plaister_with_a_little_Pitch;_and_laid_on_the_biting_of_a
<h007.P003.036>    mad-Dog,_or_any_other_venemous_creature,_doth_wonderfully
<h007.P003.037>    help:_The_Juyce_or_the_Water_dropped,_or_tents_wet_therin,
<h007.P003.038>    and_put_into_old_filthy_deep_Ulcers,_Or_the_Pouder_of_the
<h007.P003.039>    Root_(in_want_of_either)_doth_clens_and_cause_them_to_heal
<h007.P003.040>    quickly,_by_covering_the_naked_Bones_with_Flesh._The
<h007.P003.041>    distilled_Water_applied_to_places_pained_with_the_Gout_or
<h007.P003.042>    Sciatica,_doth_give_a_great_deal_of_ease.
<h007.P003.043>    {Note_12_here}
<h007.P003.044>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h007.P007.001>    The_wild_Angelica_is_not_so_effectual_as_the_Garden,
<h007.P007.002>    although_it_may_be_safly_used_to_all_the_purpose
<h007.P007.003>    aforesaid.
<h007.P007.004>    =
<h007.P007.005>    It_is_an_Herb_of_the_Sun_in_Leo;_let_it_be_gathered
<h007.P007.006>    when_he_is_there,_the_Moon_applying_to_his_good_Aspect;
<h007.P007.007>    let_it_be_gathered_either_in_his_hour,_or_in_the_hour_of
<h007.P007.008>    Jupiter,_let_Sol_be_angular._Observe_the_like_in
<h007.P007.009>    gathering_the_Herbs_of_other_Plants,_and_you_may_happen_do
<h007.P007.010>    wonders._In_all_Epidemical_Diseases_caused_by_Saturn_this
<h007.P007.011>    is_as_good_a_Preservative_as_grows.
<h007.P007.012>    =
#
## <h008>
# chapter   8 APPLES
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit P text
<h008.P001.001>    A_Word_or_two_of_the_most_usual_kinds_of_Apples,_though
<h008.P001.002>    the_Colledg_of_Physitians_make_use_of_none_but_such_as
<h008.P001.003>    Vulgo_vulgati,_Pearmains,_vel_Pippins.
<h008.P001.004>    =
<h008.P001.005>    Apples_in_general_are_cold_and_windy,_and_being_of
<h008.P001.006>    sundry_tasts,_Galen_sheweth_thereby_how_to_distinguish
<h008.P001.007>    them:_Som_have_a_sharp_tast,_and_are_good_for_fainting
<h008.P001.008>    Stomachs_and_loos_Bellies;_others_sowr,_good_to_cool_and
<h008.P001.009>    quench_thirst;_som_sharp,_fit_to_cut_gross_flegm;_som
<h008.P001.010>    sweet,_soon_destributed_in_the_Body,_and_as_soon_passed
<h008.P001.011>    away,_yet_sooner_corrupted_in_the_Stomach_if_they_be
<h008.P001.012>    staid:_The_best_sorts_before_they_be_throughly_ripe_are
<h008.P001.013>    to_be_avoided;_then_to_be_roasted_or_scalded_is_the_best
<h008.P001.014>    {Note_13_here}
<h008.P001.015>    way_to_take_them_and_a_little_Spice_or_Seeds_cast_upon
<h008.P001.016>    them_and_taken_after_meat,_do_strengthen_both_Stomach_and
<h008.P001.017>    Bowels,_especially_in_those_that_loath,_or_hardly_digest
<h008.P001.018>    their_meat,_or_are_given_to_casting,_or_have_a_Flux_or
<h008.P001.019>    Lask:_Those_that_are_a_little_sowr_and_harsh_used_in_that
<h008.P001.020>    manner_are_fittest:_Sweet_Apples_loosen_the_Belly_and
<h008.P001.021>    drive_forth_Worms;_Sowr_Apples_stop_the_Belly,_and_provoke
<h008.P001.022>    Urin;_and_Crabs_for_this_purpose_are_fittest:_The_sweet
<h008.P001.023>    Apples_as_the_Pippin_and_Pearmain,_help_to_dissolve
<h008.P001.024>    Melancholly_humors,_and_to_procure_Mirth,_and_therfore_are
<h008.P001.025>    {Note_14_here}
<h008.P001.026>    fittest_for_Confectio_Alkermes,_and_Syrupus_de_Pomis._The
<h008.P001.027>    Leavs_boyled_and_given_to_drink_in_hot_Agues,_where_the
<h008.P001.028>    heat_of_the_Liver_and_Stomach_causeth_the_Lips_to_break
<h008.P001.029>    out,_and_the_Throat_to_grow_dry,_harsh_and_furred,_is_very
<h008.P001.030>    good_to_wash_and_gargle_it_withal,_and_to_drink_down_som.
<h008.P001.031>    This_may_to_good_purpose_be_used_when_better_things_are
<h008.P001.032>    not_at_hand,_or_cannot_be_had._The_Juyce_of_Crabs_either
<h008.P001.033>    Verjuyce_or_Cider,_is_of_singular_good_use_in_the_Heat_and
<h008.P001.034>    faintings_of_the_Stomach,_and_against_Casting_to_make_a
<h008.P001.035>    Posset_with,_or_taken_som_of_it_alone_by_it_self._The
<h008.P001.036>    Juyce_of_Crabs,_or_Cider_applied_with_wet_cloaths_therein
<h008.P001.037>    to_scalded_or_burnt_places,_cooleth,_healeth,_and_draweth
<h008.P001.038>    forth_the_Fire._A_rotten_Apple_applied_to_Eyes
<h008.P001.039>    bloodshotten,_or_enflamed_with_heat,_or_that_are_black_and
<h008.P001.040>    blue_about_them_by_any_stroke_of_fall,_and_bound_too_all
<h008.P001.041>    day_or_night,_helpeth_them_quickly._The_distilled_Water
<h008.P001.042>    {Note_15_here}
<h008.P001.043>    of_rotten_Apples_doth_cool_the_heat_and_inflamations_of
<h008.P001.044>    Sores,_and_is_good_to_bath_foul_creeping_Ulcers,_and_to
<h008.P001.045>    wash_the_Face_to_take_away_Spots,_Freckles_or_other
<h008.P001.046>    discolorings._The_distilled_Water_of_good_and_sound
<h008.P001.047>    Apples_is_of_special_good_use_to_procure_Mirth,_and_expel
<h008.P001.048>    Melancholly._The_ointment_called_Pomatum,_if_sweet_and
<h008.P001.049>    well_made,_helpeth_the_Chops_in_the_Lips_or_Hands,_and
<h008.P001.050>    maketh_smooth_and_supple_the_rough_Skin_of_the_Hands_or
<h008.P001.051>    Face_parched_with_wind_or_other_accidents.
<h008.P001.052>    {Note_16_here}
<h008.P001.053>    =
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<h008.P006.001>    Thus_my_Authors.
<h008.P006.002>    =
<h008.P006.003>    All_that_I_can_say_of_Apples_is_this:
<h008.P006.004>    =
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<h008.P007.001>    {»}1_That_they_are_extream_windy.
<h008.P007.002>    =
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<h008.P008.001>    {»}2_That_they_provoke_Urin,_being_roasted_(especially
<h008.P008.002>    {»}Pomwaters)_and_mixed_with_fair_Water,_and_drunk_up_at
<h008.P008.003>    {»}night_going_to_bed;_half_a_dozen_great_ones_mixed_with_a
<h008.P008.004>    {»}quart_of_Water,_excellently_provokes_Urin,_if_there_be_no
<h008.P008.005>    {»}material_stone_in_the_Body:_This_I_had_of_Gerhard,_and
<h008.P008.006>    {»}have_often_known_it_proved,_and_alwaies_with_good_success.
<h008.P008.007>    {»}All_Apples_loosen_the_Belly_and_pleasure_the_Stomach_by
<h008.P008.008>    {»}their_coolness.
<h008.P008.009>    =
#
## <h009>
# chapter   9 ARRACH
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<h009.P002.001>    This_hath_small_and_almost_round_Leaves,_yet_a_little
<h009.P002.002>    pointed_and_without_dent_or_cut,_of_a_dusky_mealy_colour,
<h009.P002.003>    growing_on_the_slender_Stalks_and_Branches_that_spread_on
<h009.P002.004>    the_ground,_with_smal_Flowers_in_clusters_set_with
<h009.P002.005>    the_Leaves,_and_small_Seeds_succeeding_like_the_rest,
<h009.P002.006>    perishing_yearly,_and_rising_again_with_its_own_sowing.
<h009.P002.007>    It_smels_like_old_rotten_Fish,_or_somthing_worse.
<h009.P002.008>    =
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<h009.P004.001>    It_grows_usually_upon_Dunghills.
<h009.P004.002>    =
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<h009.P006.001>    They_flower_in_June_and_July,_and_their_Seed_is_ripe
<h009.P006.002>    quickly_after.
<h009.P006.003>    =
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<h009.P008.001>    Stinking_Arrach_is_used_as_a_remedy_to_help_Women
<h009.P008.002>    pained,_and_almost_strangled_with_the_Mother,_by_smelling
<h009.P008.003>    to_it:_But_inwardly_taken,_there_is_not_a_better_Remedy
<h009.P008.004>    under_the_Moon_for_that_Disease._I_would_be_large_in
<h009.P008.005>    commendation_of_this_Herb,_were_I_but_Eloquent._It_is_an
<h009.P008.006>    {Note_17_here}
<h009.P008.007>    Herb_under_the_dominion_of_Venus,_and_under_the_sign
<h009.P008.008>    Scorpio:_It_is_common_almost_upon_every_Dunghil._The
<h009.P008.009>    Works_of_God_are_given_freely_to_Man,_his_Medicins_are
<h009.P008.010>    common_and_cheap,_and_easie_to_be_found:_'tis_the
<h009.P008.011>    Medicines_of_the_Colledg_of_Physitians_that_are_so_dear
<h009.P008.012>    and_scarce_to_find)_I_commend_it_for_an_Universal_Medicine
<h009.P008.013>    for_the_Womb,_and_such_a_Medicine_as_will_easily,_safly,
<h009.P008.014>    and_speedily_cure_any_Diseas_therof,_as_the_fits_of_the
<h009.P008.015>    Mother,_Dislocation_or_falling_out_therof;_it_cools_the
<h009.P008.016>    {Note_18_here}
<h009.P008.017>    Womb_being_over-heated._(And_let_me_tel_you_this,_and_I
<h009.P008.018>    wil_tel_you_but_the_truth,_Heat_of_the_womb_is_one_of_the
<h009.P008.019>    greatest_causes_of_hard_labor_in_Childbirth)_It_makes
<h009.P008.020>    barren_women_fruitful,_it_clenseth_the_Womb_if_it_be_foul
<h009.P008.021>    and_strengthens_it_exceedingly;_it_provokes_the_Terms_if
<h009.P008.022>    they_be_stopped,_and_stops_them_if_they_flow_immoderately.
<h009.P008.023>    You_can_desire_no_good_to_your_Womb,_but_this_Herb_will
<h009.P008.024>    effect_it;_therfore_if_you_love_Children,_if_you_love
<h009.P008.025>    Health,_if_you_love_Ease,_keep_a_Syrup_alwaies_by_you_made
<h009.P008.026>    of_the_juyce_of_this_Herb_and_Sugar_(or_Honey_if_it_be_to
<h009.P008.027>    clens_the_Womb)_and_let_such_as_be_rich_keep_it_for_their
<h009.P008.028>    poor_neighbors,_and_bestow_it_as_freely_as_I_bestow_my
<h009.P008.029>    studies_upon_them,_or_els_let_them_look_to_answer_it
<h009.P008.030>    another_day_when_the_Lord_shall_come_to_make_inquisition
<h009.P008.031>    for_Bloud.
<h009.P008.032>    =
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#
## <h010>
# chapter  10 ARCHANGEL
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<h010.P001.001>    To_put_a_gloss_upon_their_practice;_the_Physitians_call
<h010.P001.002>    an_Herb_(which_Country_people_vulgarly_know_by_the_name_of
<h010.P001.003>    Dead-Nettles)_Archangel,_wherein_whether_they_favor_of
<h010.P001.004>    more_Superstition_or_Folly_I_leave_to_the_judicious
<h010.P001.005>    Reader._There_is_more_curiosity_than_courtesie_to_my
<h010.P001.006>    Countrymen_used_by_others_in_the_explaination,_aswel_of
<h010.P001.007>    the_Names_as_Description_of_this_so_wel-known_an_Herb;
<h010.P001.008>    which_that_I_may_not_also_be_guilty_of,_Take_this_short
<h010.P001.009>    Description_first_of_the_Red-Archangel.
<h010.P001.010>    =
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<h010.P003.001>    This_hath_divers_square_stalks_somwhat_hairy,_at_the
<h010.P003.002>    joynts_whereof_grow_two_sad_green_Leaves_dented_about_the
<h010.P003.003>    edges,_opposit_to_one_another,_the_lowermost_upon_long
<h010.P003.004>    footstalks,_but_without_any_toward_the_tops_which_are
<h010.P003.005>    somwhat_round,_yet_pointed,_and_a_little_crumpled_and
<h010.P003.006>    hairy:_Round_about_the_upper_Joynts_where_the_Leaves_grow
<h010.P003.007>    thick,_are_sundry_gaping_Flowers_of_a_pale_reddish
<h010.P003.008>    colour,_after_which_com_the_Seeds_three_or_four_in_a_Husk.
<h010.P003.009>    The_Root_is_small_and_thriddy,_perishing_every_year:_the
<h010.P003.010>    whol_Plant_hath_a_strong_scent,_but_not_stinking.
<h010.P003.011>    =
<h010.P003.012>    White-Archangel_hath_diverse_square_stalks_not_standing
<h010.P003.013>    streight_upright_but_bending_downward,_wheron_stand_two
<h010.P003.014>    Leavs_at_a_Joynt,_larger_and_more_pointed_than_the_other,
<h010.P003.015>    dented_about_the_edges_and_greener_also_more_like_unto
<h010.P003.016>    Nettle-Leavs,_but_not_stinking,_yet_hairy:_At_the_Joynts
<h010.P003.017>    with_three_Leavs_stand_larger_and_more_open_gaping_white
<h010.P003.018>    Flowers,_in_Husks_round_about_the_Stalks_(but_not_with
<h010.P003.019>    such_a_bush_of_Leavs,_as_Flowers_set_in_the_top,_as_in_on
<h010.P003.020>    the_other)_wherin_stand_smal_roundish_black_Seeds:_The
<h010.P003.021>    Root_is_white,_with_many_strings_at_it,_not_growing
<h010.P003.022>    downward_but_lying_under_the_upper_crust_of_the_Earth,_and
<h010.P003.023>    abideth_many_years_encreasing:_This_hath_not_so_strong_a
<h010.P003.024>    scent_as_the_former.
<h010.P003.025>    =
<h010.P003.026>    Yellow-Archangel_is_like_the_White_in_the_Stalks_and
<h010.P003.027>    Leavs,_but_that_the_Stalks_are_more_streight_and_upright,
<h010.P003.028>    and_the_Joynts_with_Leaves_are_further_asunder,_having
<h010.P003.029>    longer_Leavs_than_the_former;_and_the_Flowers_a_little
<h010.P003.030>    larger_and_more_gaping,_of_a_fair_yellow_colour_in_most,
<h010.P003.031>    in_som_paler._The_Roots_are_like_the_White,_only_they
<h010.P003.032>    creep_not_so_much_under_the_ground.
<h010.P003.033>    =
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<h010.P005.001>    They_grow_almost_everywhere,_(unless_it_be_in_the
<h010.P005.002>    middle_of_the_street)_the_Yellow_most_usually_in_the_wet
<h010.P005.003>    grounds_of_Woods,_and_somtimes_in_the_dryer,_in_divers
<h010.P005.004>    countries_of_this_Nation.
<h010.P005.005>    =
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<h010.P007.001>    They_flower_from_the_begining_of_the_spring_all_the
<h010.P007.002>    summer_long.
<h010.P007.003>    =
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<h010.P009.001>    The_Archangels_are_somwhat_hot_and_dryer_than_the
<h010.P009.002>    stinking_Nettles,_and_used_with_better_success_for_the
<h010.P009.003>    stopping_and_hardness_of_the_Spleen_than_they_by_using_the
<h010.P009.004>    Decoction_of_the_Herb_in_Wine,_and_afterwards_applying_the
<h010.P009.005>    Herb_hot_unto_the_Region_of_the_Spleen_as_a_Plaister,_or
<h010.P009.006>    the_Decoction_with_Spunges._The_Flowers_of_the_White
<h010.P009.007>    {Note_19_here}
<h010.P009.008>    Archangel_are_preserved,_or_conserved_to_be_used_to_stay
<h010.P009.009>    the_Whites_and_the_Flowers_of_the_Red_to_stay_the_Reds_in
<h010.P009.010>    Women._It_makes_the_Heart_merry,_drives_away_Melancholly,
<h010.P009.011>    quickens_the_Spirits,_is_good_against_Quartan_Agues,
<h010.P009.012>    stancheth_bleedings_at_Mouth_or_Nose,_if_it_be_stamped_and
<h010.P009.013>    applied_to_the_nape_of_the_Neck:_The_Herb_also_brused
<h010.P009.014>    {Note_20_here}
<h010.P009.015>    and_with_some_Salt_and_Vinegar,_and_Hogs_Greas_laid_upon
<h010.P009.016>    any_hard_tumor_or_swelling;_or_that_which_is_vulgarly
<h010.P009.017>    called_the_Kings_Evil,_doth_help_to_dissolve_or_discuss
<h010.P009.018>    them,_and_being_in_like_manner_applied_doth_much_allay_the
<h010.P009.019>    pains_and_give_eas_to_the_Gout,_Sciatica,_and_other_aches
<h010.P009.020>    of_the_Joynts_and_Sinews:_It_is_also_very_effectual_to
<h010.P009.021>    heal_all_green_Wounds,_and_old_Ulcers,_also_to_stay_their
<h010.P009.022>    fretting,_gnawing,_and_spreading;_It_draweth_forth
<h010.P009.023>    Splinters_and_such_like_things_gotten_into_the_flesh,_and
<h010.P009.024>    is_very_good_against_bruises_and_burnings._But_the_yellow
<h010.P009.025>    Archangel,_is_most_commended_for_old_filty_corrupt_Sores
<h010.P009.026>    and_Ulcers,_yea,_although_they_grow_to_be_hollow;_and_to
<h010.P009.027>    dissolve_tumors._The_chief_use_of_them_is_for_Women_it
<h010.P009.028>    being_an_Herb_of_Venus,_and_may_be_found_in_my_Guide_for
<h010.P009.029>    Women.
<h010.P009.030>    =
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#
## <h011>
# chapter  11 ARSMART
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<h011.P002.001>    This_hath_broad_Leaves_set_at_the_great_red_Joynts_of
<h011.P002.002>    the_Stalks,_with_semicircular_blackish_marks_on_them
<h011.P002.003>    usually,_yet_somtimes_without:_The_Flowers_grow_in_long
<h011.P002.004>    Spikes_usually_either_blush_or_whitish_with_such_like_Seed
<h011.P002.005>    following._The_Root_is_long_with_many_strings_therat
<h011.P002.006>    perishing_yeerly;_this_hath_no_sharp_tast_(as_another
<h011.P002.007>    sort_hath,_which_is_quick_and_biting)_but_rather_sowr_like
<h011.P002.008>    Sorrel,_or_els_a_little_drying_without_tast.
<h011.P002.009>    =
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<h011.P004.001>    It_grows_in_watery_Plashes,_Ditches,_and_the_like,
<h011.P004.002>    which_for_the_most_part_are_dry_in_Summer.
<h011.P004.003>    =
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<h011.P006.001>    It_Flowreth_in_June,_and_the_Seed_is_ripe_in_August.
<h011.P006.002>    =
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<h011.P008.001>    It_is_of_a_cooling_and_drying_quality,_and_very
<h011.P008.002>    effectual_for_putrified_Ulcers_in_Man_or_Beast,_to_kill
<h011.P008.003>    the_worms_and_clens_the_putrified_Places:_The_Juyce
<h011.P008.004>    therof_dropped_in,_or_otherwise_applied,_consumeth_all
<h011.P008.005>    cold_Swellings,_and_dissolveth_the_congealed_Blood_of
<h011.P008.006>    bruises_by_strokes,_falls,_&c._A_piece_of_the_Root,_or
<h011.P008.007>    some_of_the_Seed_bruised_and_held_to_an_aching_Tooth,
<h011.P008.008>    taketh_away_the_pain._The_Leaves_bruised_and_laid_to_the
<h011.P008.009>    {Note_21_here}
<h011.P008.010>    Joynt_that_hath_a_Fellon_theron,_taketh_it_away._The
<h011.P008.011>    Juyce_destroyeth_Worms_in_the_Ears_being_dropped_into
<h011.P008.012>    them:_if_the_hot_Arsmart_be_strewed_in_a_Chamber_it_will
<h011.P008.013>    soon_kill_all_the_Fleas;_and_the_Herb_or_Juyce_of_the_cold
<h011.P008.014>    Arsmart_put_to_Horses_or_other_Cattels_sores_will_drive
<h011.P008.015>    away_the_Flie_in_the_hottest_time_of_Summer:_A_good
<h011.P008.016>    handful_of_the_hot_biting_Arsmart_put_under_a_Horses
<h011.P008.017>    Saddle_will_make_him_travel_the_better_although_he_were
<h011.P008.018>    half_tired_before:_The_mild_Arsmart_is_good_against_hot
<h011.P008.019>    Imposthumes_and_Inflamations_at_the_beginning_and_to_heal
<h011.P008.020>    green_Wounds.
<h011.P008.021>    =
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<h011.P010.001>    All_Authors_chop_the_Vertues_of_both_sort_of_Arsmart
<h011.P010.002>    together,_as_men_chop_Herbs_for_the_Pot,_when_both_of_them
<h011.P010.003>    are_of_clean_contrary_qualities,_The_hot_Arsmart_groweth
<h011.P010.004>    not_so_high_or_tall_as_the_mild_doth,_but_hath_many_leaves
<h011.P010.005>    of_the_colour_of_Peach_leaves,_very_seldom_or_never
<h011.P010.006>    spotted,_in_other_particulars_it_is_like_the_former,_but
<h011.P010.007>    may_easily_be_known_from_it,_if_you_will_be_but_pleased_to
<h011.P010.008>    break_a_Leaf_of_it_cross_your_Tongue,_for_the_hot_will
<h011.P010.009>    make_your_Tongue_to_smart,_so_will_not_the_cold;_if_you
<h011.P010.010>    see_them_both_together_you_many_easily_distinguish_them,
<h011.P010.011>    becaus_the_mild_hath_far_broader_Leaves:_And_our_Colledg
<h011.P010.012>    of_Physitians_out_of_their_learned_care_for_the_publick
<h011.P010.013>    good,_Anglice_their_own_gain,_mistake_the_one_for_the
<h011.P010.014>    other_in_their_New-Master-Piece,_wherby_they_discover,_1.
<h011.P010.015>    Their_Ignorance,_2._Their_Carelesness,_and_he_that_hath
<h011.P010.016>    but_half_an_eye_may_see_their_pride_without_a_pair_of
<h011.P010.017>    Spectacles._I_have_done_what_I_could_to_distinguish_them
<h011.P010.018>    in_their_Vertues,_and_when_you_find_not_the_contrary
<h011.P010.019>    named,_use_the_cold._The_truth_is,_I_have_not_yet_spoken
<h011.P010.020>    with_Dr._Reason,_nor_his_Brother_Dr._Experience,
<h011.P010.021>    concerning_either_of_them_both.
<h011.P010.022>    =
#
## <h012>
# chapter  12 ASARABACCA
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<h012.P001.001>    Asarabacca_hath_many_Heads_rising_from_the_Roots,_from
<h012.P001.002>    whence_come_many_smooth_Leavs,_every_one_upon_his_own
<h012.P001.003>    Footstalk,_which_are_rounder_and_bigger_than_Violet
<h012.P001.004>    Leaves,_thicker_also,_and_of_a_darker_green_shining_colour
<h012.P001.005>    on_the_upper_side,_and_of_a_paler_yellow_green_underneath,
<h012.P001.006>    little_or_nothing_dented_about_the_edges;_from_among_which
<h012.P001.007>    rise_smal_round_hollow,_brown_green_husks,_upon_short
<h012.P001.008>    stalks_about_an_inch_long,_divided_at_the_brims_into_five
<h012.P001.009>    divisions,_very_like_the_Cups_or_Heads_of_the_Henbane
<h012.P001.010>    Seed,_but_that_they_are_smaller;_and_these_be_all_the
<h012.P001.011>    Flowers_it_carrieth,_which_are_somwhat_sweet,_being
<h012.P001.012>    smelled_unto,_and_wherein_when_they_are_ripe_is_contained
<h012.P001.013>    smal_cornered,_rough_Seeds,_very_like_the_Kernels_or
<h012.P001.014>    Stones_of_Grapes_or_Raisons._The_Roots_are_small_and
<h012.P001.015>    whitish_spreading_divers_waies_in_the_ground,_and
<h012.P001.016>    encreasing_into_divers_Heads;_but_not_running_or_creeping
<h012.P001.017>    under_ground_as_some_other_creeping_Herbs_do;_They_are
<h012.P001.018>    somwhat_sweet_in_smell,_resembling_Nardus,_but_more_when
<h012.P001.019>    they_are_dry,_than_green;_and_of_a_sharp_but_not
<h012.P001.020>    unpleasant_tast.
<h012.P001.021>    =
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<h012.P003.001>    It_groweth_frequently_in_Gardens.
<h012.P003.002>    =
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# unit P text
<h012.P005.001>    They_keep_their_Leaves_green_all_Winter,_but_shoot
<h012.P005.002>    forth_new_in_the_Spring,_and_with_them_come_forth_those
<h012.P005.003>    Heads_or_Flowers_which_give_ripe_Seed_about_Midsummer,_or
<h012.P005.004>    somwhat_after.
<h012.P005.005>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h012.P007.001>    This_Herb_being_drunk,_not_only_provoketh_vomiting,_but
<h012.P007.002>    purgeth_downward,_and_by_Urin_also,_purging_both_Choller
<h012.P007.003>    and_Flegm:_if_you_ad_to_it_some_Spicknard,_with_the_Whey
<h012.P007.004>    of_Goats_Milk_or_Honeyed_Water,_it_is_made_more_strong,
<h012.P007.005>    but_it_purgeth_Flegm_more_manifestly_than_Choller,_and
<h012.P007.006>    therfore_doth_much_help_pains_in_the_Hips_and_other_parts,
<h012.P007.007>    it_being_boyled_in_Whey,_it_wonderfully_helpeth_the
<h012.P007.008>    Obstruction_of_the_Liver_and_Spleen,_and_therfore
<h012.P007.009>    profitable_for_the_Dropsie_and_Jaundice_being_steeped_in
<h012.P007.010>    Wine_and_drunk._It_helps_those_continual_Agues_that_come
<h012.P007.011>    {Note_22_here}
<h012.P007.012>    by_the_plenty_of_stubborn_humors:_An_Oyl_made_therof_by
<h012.P007.013>    setting_it_in_the_Sun,_with_some_Laudanum_added_to_it,
<h012.P007.014>    provoketh_sweating_(the_ridg_of_the_Back_being_anointed
<h012.P007.015>    therwith)_and_therby_driveth_away_the_shaking_Fits_of
<h012.P007.016>    Agues._It_will_not_abide_any_long_boyling,_for_it_loseth
<h012.P007.017>    its_chiefest_strength_therby;_nor_much_beating;_for_the
<h012.P007.018>    finer_Pouder_doth_provoke_Vomit_and_Urin,_and_the_courser
<h012.P007.019>    purgeth_downwards.
<h012.P007.020>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h012.P009.001>    The_common_Use_herof_is_to_take_the_Juyce_of_five_or
<h012.P009.002>    seven_Leavs_in_a_little_Drink_to_caus_Vomitings:_The_Roots
<h012.P009.003>    have_also_the_same_Vertue,_though_they_do_not_operate_so
<h012.P009.004>    forcibly,_yet_they_are_very_effectual_against_the_biting
<h012.P009.005>    of_Serpents,_and_therfore_is_put_as_an_ingredient_both
<h012.P009.006>    {Note_23_here}
<h012.P009.007>    into_Methridate_and_Venice_Treacle._The_Leaves_and_Roots
<h012.P009.008>    being_boyled_in_Ly,_and_the_Head_often_washed_therwith,
<h012.P009.009>    while_it_is_warm,_comforteth_the_Head_and_Brain_that_is
<h012.P009.010>    ill_affected_by_taking_cold,_and_helpeth_the_Memory.
<h012.P009.011>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h012.P011.001>    I_shall_desire_Ignorant_people_to_forbear_the_use_of
<h012.P011.002>    the_Leavs,_the_Roots_purge_more_gently,_and_may_prove
<h012.P011.003>    beneficial_in_such_as_have_Cancers,_or_old_putrified
<h012.P011.004>    Ulcers,_or_Fistulaes_upon_their_Bodies,_to_take_a_dram_of
<h012.P011.005>    them_in_Pouder_in_a_quarter_of_a_pint_of_white_Wine_in_the
<h012.P011.006>    morning._The_truth_is,_I_fancy_Purging_and_Vomiting
<h012.P011.007>    Medicines_as_little_as_any_Man_breathing_doth,_for_they
<h012.P011.008>    weaken_Nature_nor_shall_never_advise_them_to_be_used
<h012.P011.009>    unless_upon_urgent_necessity._If_a_Physitian_be_Natures
<h012.P011.010>    servant,_it_is_his_duty_to_strengthen_his_Mistris_as_much
<h012.P011.011>    as_he_can,_and_weaken_her_as_little_as_may_be.
<h012.P011.012>    =
#
## <h013>
# chapter  13 ASPARAGUS
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h013.P002.001>    It_riseth_up_at_first_with_divers_whitish_green_scaly
<h013.P002.002>    Heads_very_brittle_or_easie_to_break_while_they_are_yong,
<h013.P002.003>    which_afterwards_rise_up_into_very_long_and_slender_green
<h013.P002.004>    stalks,_of_the_bigness_of_an_ordinary_riding_wand_at_the
<h013.P002.005>    bottom_of_most,_or_bigger_or_lesser,_as_the_Roots_are_of
<h013.P002.006>    growth;_on_which_are_set_divers_branches_of_green_Leavs,
<h013.P002.007>    shorter_and_smaller_than_Fennel_to_the_top,_at_the_joynts
<h013.P002.008>    wherof_come_forth_small_mossie_yellowish_Flowers,_which
<h013.P002.009>    turn_into_round_Berries,_green_at_the_first,_and_of_an
<h013.P002.010>    excellent_red_colour_when_they_are_ripe,_shewing_like
<h013.P002.011>    Beads_of_Corral,_wherin_are_contained_exceeding_hard,
<h013.P002.012>    black_Seeds._The_Roots_are_dispersed_from_a_spongeous
<h013.P002.013>    Head_into_many_long,_thick,_and_round_strings,_wherby_it
<h013.P002.014>    sucketh_much_Nourishment_out_of_the_ground,_and_encreaseth
<h013.P002.015>    plentifully_thereby.
<h013.P002.016>    =
#
## <h014>
# chapter  14 PRICKLY_ASPARAGUS
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h014.P002.001>    It_groweth_usually_in_Gardens;_and_some_of_it_grows
<h014.P002.002>    wild,_in_Appleton_Meadow_in_Gloucestershire,_where_the
<h014.P002.003>    poor_people_do_gather_the_Buds,_or_yong_Shoots,_and_sell
<h014.P002.004>    them_cheaper_than_our_Garden_Asparagus_is_sold_at_London.
<h014.P002.005>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h014.P004.001>    They_do_for_the_most_part_Flower,_and_bear_their
<h014.P004.002>    Berries_late_in_the_yeer,_or_not_at_all,_although_they_are
<h014.P004.003>    housed_in_Winter.
<h014.P004.004>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h014.P006.001>    The_yong_Bud_or_branches_boyled_in_ones_ordinary_broth,
<h014.P006.002>    maketh_the_Belly_soluble_and_open,_and_boyled_in_white
<h014.P006.003>    Wine,_provoketh_Urin_being_stopped,_and_is_good_against
<h014.P006.004>    the_Strangury,_or_difficulty_of_making_water;_it_expelleth
<h014.P006.005>    {Note_24_here}
<h014.P006.006>    the_gravel_and_stone_out_of_the_Kidneys,_and_helpeth_pains
<h014.P006.007>    in_the_Reins:_And_boyled_in_white_Wine_or_Vinegar_it_is
<h014.P006.008>    prevalent_for_them_that_have_their_Arteries_loosned,_or
<h014.P006.009>    are_troubled_with_the_Hip-Gout,_or_Sciatica._The
<h014.P006.010>    Decoction_of_the_Roots_boyled_in_Wine_and_taken_is_good_to
<h014.P006.011>    cleer_the_sight,_and_being_held_in_the_Mouth_easeth_the
<h014.P006.012>    Toothach:_And_being_taken_fasting_several_mornings
<h014.P006.013>    together_stirreth_up_bodily_lust_in_Man_or_Woman
<h014.P006.014>    (whatsoever_some_have_written_to_the_contrary.)_The
<h014.P006.015>    Garden_Asparaus_nourisheth_more_than_the_wild;_yet_hath_it
<h014.P006.016>    the_same_effects_in_al_the_aforementioned_Diseases._The
<h014.P006.017>    Decoction_of_the_Roots_in_white_Wine,_and_the_Back_and
<h014.P006.018>    {Note_25_here}
<h014.P006.019>    Belly_bathed_therwith,_or_kneeling_or_lying_down_in_the
<h014.P006.020>    same,_or_sitting_therin_as_a_Bath,_hath_been_found
<h014.P006.021>    effectual_against_pains_that_happen_to_the_lower_parts_of
<h014.P006.022>    the_Body;_and_no_less_effectual_against_stiff_and_benummed
<h014.P006.023>    Sinews,_or_those_that_are_shrunk_by_Cramps,_and
<h014.P006.024>    Convulsions,_and_helpeth_the_Sciatica.
<h014.P006.025>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
#
## <h015>
# chapter  15 ASH-TREE
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit P text
<h015.P001.001>    This_is_so_wel_known_that_time_wil_be_misspent_and
<h015.P001.002>    Paper_wasted_in_writing_a_Description_of_it;_and_therfore
<h015.P001.003>    I_shal_only_insist_upon_the_Vertues_of_it.
<h015.P001.004>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h015.P003.001>    The_yong_tender_Tops_with_the_Leaves_taken_inwardly,
<h015.P003.002>    and_some_of_them_outwardly_applied_are_singular_good
<h015.P003.003>    against_the_biting_of_the_Viper,_Adder,_or_any_other
<h015.P003.004>    Venemous_Beast:_And_the_Water_distilled_therfrom,_being
<h015.P003.005>    taken_a_smal_quantity_every_morning_fasting,_is_a_singular
<h015.P003.006>    Medicine_for_those_that_are_subject_to_a_Dropsie,_or_to
<h015.P003.007>    abate_the_greatness_of_those_who_are_too_gross_or_fat.
<h015.P003.008>    {Note_26_here}
<h015.P003.009>    The_Decoction_of_the_Leaves_in_white_Wine,_helpeth_to
<h015.P003.010>    break_the_Stone_and_expel_it,_and_cureth_the_Jaundice.
<h015.P003.011>    The_Ashes_of_the_Bark_of_the_Ash_made_into_Ly,_and_those
<h015.P003.012>    Heads_bathed_therwith_which_are_Leprous,_Scabby,_or
<h015.P003.013>    Scal'd,_they_are_therby_cured._The_Kernels_within_the
<h015.P003.014>    Husks_commonly_called_Ashen_Keys,_prevaileth_against
<h015.P003.015>    Stitches_and_pains_in_the_sides_proceeding_of_Wind,_and
<h015.P003.016>    avoideth_away_the_stone_by_provoking_Urin.
<h015.P003.017>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h015.P005.001>    I_can_justly_except_against_none_of_all_this_save_only
<h015.P005.002>    the_first,_viz._That_Ash-tree_Tops_and_Leaves_are_good
<h015.P005.003>    against_the_biting_of_Serpents_and_Vipers,_and_I_suppose
<h015.P005.004>    this_had_its_rise_from_Gerard,_or_Pliny,_both_which_hold
<h015.P005.005>    that_there_is_such_an_Antipathy_between_an_Adder_and_an
<h015.P005.006>    Ash-tree,_that_if_an_Adder_be_compassed_round_with
<h015.P005.007>    Ash-tree_Leaves,_she_wil_sooner_run_through_the_fire_than
<h015.P005.008>    through_the_Leaves,_the_contrary_to_which_is_the_truth,_as
<h015.P005.009>    both_my_eyes_are_witnesses:_the_rest_are_Vertues_somthing
<h015.P005.010>    likely,_only_if_it_be_in_Winter_when_you_cannot_get_the
<h015.P005.011>    Leaves,_you_may_safely_use_the_Bark_instead_of_them,_the
<h015.P005.012>    Keys_you_may_easily_keep_all_the_year,_gathering_them_when
<h015.P005.013>    they_are_ripe.
<h015.P005.014>    =
#
## <h016>
# chapter  16 AVENS
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h016.P002.001>    The_ordinary_Avens_hath_many_long,_rough,_dark_green,
<h016.P002.002>    winged_Leavs_rising_from_the_Root,_every_one_made_of_many
<h016.P002.003>    Leavs_set_on_each_side_of_the_middle_Rib,_the_largest
<h016.P002.004>    three_wherof_grow_at_the_ends_and_are_snip'd_or_dented
<h016.P002.005>    round_about_the_edges:_the_other_being_smal_pieces,
<h016.P002.006>    somtimes_two_and_somtimes_four_standing_on_each_side_of
<h016.P002.007>    the_middle_rib_underneath_them;_among_which_do_rise_up
<h016.P002.008>    divers_rough_or_hairy_Stalks_about_two_foot_high_branching
<h016.P002.009>    forth_with_Leavs_at_every_Joynt,_not_so_long_as_those
<h016.P002.010>    below,_but_almost_as_much_cut_in_on_the_edges,_some_into
<h016.P002.011>    three_parts,_some_into_more:_On_the_Tops_of_the_Branches
<h016.P002.012>    stand_smal_pale_yellow_Flowers_consisting_of_five_Leavs,
<h016.P002.013>    like_the_Flowers_of_Cynkfoyl,_but_larger_in_the_middle,
<h016.P002.014>    wherof_standeth_a_smal_green_Head,_which_when_the_Flower
<h016.P002.015>    is_fallen_groweth_to_be_rough_and_round,_being_made_of
<h016.P002.016>    many_long_greenish_purple_Seeds_(like_grains)_which_wil
<h016.P002.017>    stick_upon_your_Cloathes._The_Root_consists_of_many
<h016.P002.018>    brownish_strings_or_fibres,_smelling_somwhat_like_unto
<h016.P002.019>    Clover,_especially_those_which_grow_in_the_higher,_hotter,
<h016.P002.020>    and_drier_grounds,_and_in_the_freer_and_clear_Air.
<h016.P002.021>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h016.P004.001>    They_grow_wild_in_many_places_under_Hedg_sides,_and_by
<h016.P004.002>    the_Pathwaies_in_Fields,_yet_they_rather_delight_to_grow
<h016.P004.003>    in_shadowy_than_in_Sunny_places.
<h016.P004.004>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h016.P006.001>    They_Flower_in_May_and_June_for_the_most_part,_and
<h016.P006.002>    their_seed_is_ripe_in_July_at_the_furthest.
<h016.P006.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h016.P008.001>    It_is_good_for_the_Diseases_of_the_Chest_or_Breast,_for
<h016.P008.002>    pains_and_Stitches_in_the_Sides,_and_to_expel_crude_and
<h016.P008.003>    raw_humors_from_the_Belly_and_Stomach_by_the_sweet_savor
<h016.P008.004>    and_warming_quality;_it_dissolveth_the_inward_congealed
<h016.P008.005>    Blood_hapning_by_falls_or_bruises,_and_the_spitting_of
<h016.P008.006>    Blood,_if_the_Roots_either_green_or_dryed_be_boyled_in
<h016.P008.007>    Wine_and_drunk,_as_also_al_manner_of_inward_Wounds_or
<h016.P008.008>    outward_if_they_be_washed_or_bathed_therwith._The
<h016.P008.009>    Decoction_also_being_drunk_comforteth_the_Heart,_and
<h016.P008.010>    {Note_27_here}
<h016.P008.011>    strengtheneth_the_Stomach,_and_a_cold_Brain,_and_therfore
<h016.P008.012>    is_good_in_the_Spring_time_to_open_Obstructions_of_the
<h016.P008.013>    Liver,_and_helpeth_the_wind_Chollick;_it_also_helpeth
<h016.P008.014>    those_that_have_Fluxes;_or_are_bursten,_or_have_a_Rupture;
<h016.P008.015>    It_taketh_away_spots_or_marks_in_the_Face,_being_washed
<h016.P008.016>    therwith:_The_Juyce_of_the_fresh_Root_or_Pouder_of_the
<h016.P008.017>    dried_Root_hath_the_same_effect_with_the_Decoction.
<h016.P008.018>    The_Root_in_the_Spring_time_steeped_in_Wine_doth_give_it_a
<h016.P008.019>    delicat_savor_and_tast,_and_being_drunk_fasting_every
<h016.P008.020>    morning_comforteth_the_Heart,_and_is_a_good_Preservative
<h016.P008.021>    against_the_Plague,_or_any_other_Poyson;_it_helpeth
<h016.P008.022>    Digestion,_and_warmeth_a_cold_Stomach,_and_openeth_the
<h016.P008.023>    Obstructions_of_the_Liver_and_Spleen,
<h016.P008.024>    =
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#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h016.P010.001>    It_is_very_safe,_you_need_have_no_Dose_prescribed;_and
<h016.P010.002>    is_very_fit_to_be_kept_in_every_good_bodies_house.
<h016.P010.003>    =
#
## <h017>
# chapter  17 BALM
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit P text
<h017.P001.001>    This_Herb_is_so_wel_known_to_be_an_Inhabitant_almost_in
<h017.P001.002>    every_Garden,_that_I_shal_not_need_to_write_any
<h017.P001.003>    Description_thereof,_although_the_Vertues_thereof_which
<h017.P001.004>    are_many_may_not_be_omitted.
<h017.P001.005>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h017.P003.001>    The_Arabian_Physitians_have_extolled_the_Vertues_hereof
<h017.P003.002>    to_the_Skyes,_although_the_Greeks_thought_it_not_worth
<h017.P003.003>    mentioning._Serapio_saith,_It_causeth_the_Mind_and_Heart
<h017.P003.004>    to_becom_merry,_and_reviveth_the_Heart_fainting_into
<h017.P003.005>    foundlings,_especially_of_such_who_are_over_taken_in_their
<h017.P003.006>    sleep,_and_driveth_away_al_troublesom_cares_and_thoughts
<h017.P003.007>    {Note_28_here}
<h017.P003.008>    out_of_the_mind_arising_from_Melancholly,_or_black
<h017.P003.009>    Choller;_which_Avicen_also_confirmeth._It_is_very_good_to
<h017.P003.010>    help_Digestion,_and_open_Obstructions_of_the_Brain;_and
<h017.P003.011>    hath_so_much_purging_quality_in_it_(saith_Avicen)_as_to
<h017.P003.012>    expel_those_Melancholly_vapors_from_the_Spirits_&_Blood
<h017.P003.013>    which_are_in_the_Heart_and_Arteries_although_it_cannot_do
<h017.P003.014>    so_in_other_parts_of_the_Body._Diascorides_saith,_That
<h017.P003.015>    the_Leaves_steeped_in_Wine,_and_the_Wine_drunk,_and_the
<h017.P003.016>    Leavs_externally_applied_is_a_remedy_against_the_sting_of
<h017.P003.017>    Scorpions,_and_the_bitings_of_mad_Dogs,_and_commendeth_the
<h017.P003.018>    Decoction_therof_for_Women_to_bath_or_sit_in_to_procure
<h017.P003.019>    their_Courses;_it_is_good_to_wash_aching_Teeth_therwith
<h017.P003.020>    and_profitable_for_those_that_have_the_bloody_Flux._The
<h017.P003.021>    Leaves_also_with_a_little_Nitre_taken_in_Drink,_are_good
<h017.P003.022>    against_a_Surfet_of_Mushromes,_helps_the_griping_pains_of
<h017.P003.023>    the_Belly_and_being_made_into_an_Electuary_is_good_for
<h017.P003.024>    them_that_cannot_fetch_their_breath:_Used_with_Salt_it
<h017.P003.025>    takes_away_Wens,_Kernels,_or_hard_Swellings_in_the_Flesh
<h017.P003.026>    or_Throat;_it_clenseth_foul_Sores_and_easeth_pains_of_the
<h017.P003.027>    Gout:_It_is_good_for_the_Liver_and_Spleen._A_Tansie_or
<h017.P003.028>    Cawdle_made_with_Egs_and_the_Juyce_therof_while_it_is
<h017.P003.029>    yong,_putting_to_it_some_Sugar_and_Rosewater_is_good_for
<h017.P003.030>    Women_in_Childbed_when_the_After-birth_is_not_throughly
<h017.P003.031>    avoided,_and_for_their_faintings_upon,_or_after_their_sore
<h017.P003.032>    travel._The_Herb_bruised_and_boyled_in_a_little_Wine_and
<h017.P003.033>    Oyl_and_laid_warm_on_a_Boil,_will_ripen_and_break_it.
<h017.P003.034>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h017.P005.001>    It_is_an_Herb_of_Jupiter_and_under_Cancer,_and
<h017.P005.002>    strengthens_Nature_much_in_al_its_actions;_let_a_Syrup
<h017.P005.003>    made_with_the_Juyce_of_it_and_Sugar,_(as_you_shall_be
<h017.P005.004>    taught_at_the_latter_end_of_the_Book)_be_kept_in_every
<h017.P005.005>    Gentlewomans_house,_to_releeve_the_weak_stomachs_and_sick
<h017.P005.006>    Bodies_of_their_poor_sickly_Neighbors;_as_also_the_Herb
<h017.P005.007>    kept_dry_in_the_Hous_that_so_with_other_convenient_Simples
<h017.P005.008>    you_may_make_it_into_an_Electuary_with_Hony_according_as
<h017.P005.009>    the_Diseas_is,_and_as_you_shall_be_taught_at_the_latter
<h017.P005.010>    end_of_the_Book.
<h017.P005.011>    =
#
## <h018>
# chapter  18 BARBERRY
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit P text
<h018.P001.001>    The_Shrub_is_so_wel_known_to_every_Boy_and_Girl_that
<h018.P001.002>    hath_but_attained_to_the_age_of_seven_years,_that_it_needs
<h018.P001.003>    no_Description.
<h018.P001.004>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h018.P003.001>    Mars_owns_the_shrub,_and_present_it_to_the_use_of_my
<h018.P003.002>    Country-men_to_purge_their_Bodies_of_Choller._The_inner
<h018.P003.003>    Rind_of_the_Barberry_Tree_boyled_in_White-Wine_and_a
<h018.P003.004>    quarter_of_a_pint_drunk_each_morning,_is_an_excellent
<h018.P003.005>    remedy_to_clense_the_Body_of_Chollick_Humors,_and_free_it
<h018.P003.006>    {Note_29_here}
<h018.P003.007>    from_such_Diseases_as_Choller_causeth,_such_be_Scabs,_Itch
<h018.P003.008>    Tetters,_Ringworms,_yellow_Jaundice,_Boils,_&c._It_is
<h018.P003.009>    excellent_for_hot_Agues,_Burnings,_Scaldings,_heat_of
<h018.P003.010>    Bloud,_heat_of_the_Liver,_Bloudy-flux,_for_the_Berries_are
<h018.P003.011>    as_good_as_the_Bark,_and_more_pleasing;_they_get_a_man_a
<h018.P003.012>    good_stomach_to_his_victuals,_by_strengthning_the
<h018.P003.013>    attractive_faculty,_which_is_under_Mars,_as_you_see_more
<h018.P003.014>    at_large_in_the_latter_end_of_my_Ephemeris_for_the_year
<h018.P003.015>    1651._The_Hair_washed_with_the_Ly_made_of_the_Ashes_of
<h018.P003.016>    the_Tree_and_Water,_'twil_make_it_turn_yellow,_viz._of
<h018.P003.017>    Mars_his_own_colour._The_Fruit_and_Rind_of_the_Shrub,_the
<h018.P003.018>    Flowers_of_Broom_and_of_Heath,_or_Furz,_clens_the_Body_of
<h018.P003.019>    Choller_by_Sympathy,_as_the_Flowers,_Leaves_and_Bark_of
<h018.P003.020>    the_Peach-Tree_do_by_Antipathy;_because_these_are_under
<h018.P003.021>    Mars,_that_under_Venus.
<h018.P003.022>    =
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#end marginalnote
#
## <h019>
# chapter  19 BARLY
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit P text
<h019.P001.001>    The_continual_usefulness_hereof_hath_made_al_in_general
<h019.P001.002>    so_aquainted_herewith,_that_it_is_altogether_needless_to
<h019.P001.003>    describe_its_several_kinds_hereof_plentifully_growing,
<h019.P001.004>    being_yearly_sown_in_this_Land._The_Vertues_whereof_take
<h019.P001.005>    as_followeth.
<h019.P001.006>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h019.P003.001>    Barly_in_al_the_parts_and_compositions_therof_(except
<h019.P003.002>    Malt)_is_more_cooling_than_Wheat,_and_a_little_clensing:
<h019.P003.003>    and_al_the_Preparations_therof,_as_Barly-water_and_other
<h019.P003.004>    things_made_therof,_do_give_great_nourishment_to_persons
<h019.P003.005>    troubled_with_Feavers,_Agues,_and_heats_in_the_Stomach.
<h019.P003.006>    {Note_30_here}
<h019.P003.007>    A_Pultis_made_of_Barly_Meal_or_Flower_boyled_with_Vinegar
<h019.P003.008>    and_Honey,_and_a_few_dry_Figs_put_into_them,_dissolveth
<h019.P003.009>    all_hard_Imposthums,_and_aswageth_Inflamations_being
<h019.P003.010>    therto_applied:_And_being_boyled_with_Melilot_and_Chamomel
<h019.P003.011>    Flowers,_and_som_Linseed,_Fenngreek_and_Rue_in_Pouder,_and
<h019.P003.012>    applied_warm,_it_easeth_the_pains_in_the_Sides_and
<h019.P003.013>    Stomach,_and_windiness_of_the_Spleen._The_Meal_of_Barly
<h019.P003.014>    and_Fleawort_boyled_in_Water,_and_made_into_a_Pultis_with
<h019.P003.015>    Honey_and_Oyl_of_Lillies,_applied_warm,_cureth_swellings
<h019.P003.016>    under_the_Ears,_Throat,_Neck_and_such_like:_and_a_Plaister
<h019.P003.017>    made_therof_with_Tar,_Wax_&_Oyl,_helpeth_the_Kings-Evil_in
<h019.P003.018>    the_Throat:_Boyled_with_sharp_Vinegar_into_a_Pultis_and
<h019.P003.019>    laid_on_hot_helpeth_the_Leprosie:_Being_boyled_in_red_Wine
<h019.P003.020>    with_Pomgranat_Rinds_and_Mirtles,_stayeth_the_Lask_or
<h019.P003.021>    other_Flux_of_the_Belly:_Boyled_with_Vinegar_and_a_Quince,
<h019.P003.022>    it_easeth_the_hot_pains_of_the_Gout._Barly_flower,_white
<h019.P003.023>    Salt,_Honey_and_Vinegar_mingled_together,_taketh_away_the
<h019.P003.024>    Itch_speedily_and_certainly:_The_Water_distilled_from_the
<h019.P003.025>    green_Barly_in_the_end_of_May_is_very_good_for_thos_that
<h019.P003.026>    have_Defluxions_of_humors_fallen_into_their_Eyes,_and
<h019.P003.027>    easeth_the_pains_being_dropped_into_them:_or_White-Bread
<h019.P003.028>    steeped_therein_and_bound_on_to_the_Eyes,_doth_the_same.
<h019.P003.029>    =
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#end marginalnote
#
## <h020>
# chapter  20 GARDEN_BAZIL
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h020.P002.001>    The_greater_ordinary_Bazil_riseth_up_usually_with_one
<h020.P002.002>    upright_Stalk_diversly_branching_forth_on_all_sides,_with
<h020.P002.003>    two_Leaves_at_every_Joynt,_which_are_somewhat_broad_and
<h020.P002.004>    round,_yet_pointed,_of_a_pale_green_colour,_but_fresh,_a
<h020.P002.005>    little_snipt_about_the_edges,_and_of_a_strong_heady_scent:
<h020.P002.006>    The_Flowers_are_smal_and_white_standing_at_the_tops_of_the
<h020.P002.007>    Branches,_with_two_smal_Leavs_at_the_Joynt,_in_som_places
<h020.P002.008>    green,_in_others_brown,_after_which_come_black_Seed._The
<h020.P002.009>    Root_perisheth_at_the_approach_of_Winter,_and_therfore
<h020.P002.010>    must_be_new_sowen_every_year.
<h020.P002.011>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h020.P004.001>    It_only_groweth_in_Gardens.
<h020.P004.002>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h020.P006.001>    It_must_be_sowed_late,_and_flowers_in_the_heat_of
<h020.P006.002>    Summer,_being_a_very_tender_Plant.
<h020.P006.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h020.P008.001>    This_is_the_Herb_which_all_Authors_are_together_by_the
<h020.P008.002>    Ears_about,_and_rail_at_one_another_like_Lawyers:_Galen
<h020.P008.003>    and_Diascorides_hold_it_not_fitting_to_be_taken_inwardly:
<h020.P008.004>    and_Chrysippus_rails_at_it_with_downright
<h020.P008.005>    Billingsgate-Rhetorick._Pliny,_and_the_Arabian_Physitians
<h020.P008.006>    defend_it.
<h020.P008.007>    =
<h020.P008.008>    For_mine_own_part_I_presently_found_that_speech_true;
<h020.P008.009>    =
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# unit P text
<h020.P010.001>    And_away_to_Dr._Reason_went_I,_who_told_me_it_was_an
<h020.P010.002>    Herb_of_Mars,_and_under_the_Scorpion,_and_perhaps_therfore
<h020.P010.003>    called_Basilicon,_and_then_no_mervail_if_it_carry_a_kind
<h020.P010.004>    {Note_31_here}
<h020.P010.005>    of_virulent_quality_with_it:_Being_applied_to_the_place
<h020.P010.006>    bitten_by_a_venemous_Beast,_or_stung_by_a_Wasp_or_Hornet,
<h020.P010.007>    it_speedily_draws_the_Poyson_to_it;_Every_like_draws_his
<h020.P010.008>    like._Myzaldus_affirms,_That_it_being_laid_to_rot_in
<h020.P010.009>    Horsdung_it_wil_breed_Venemous_Beasts._And_Hollerius_a
<h020.P010.010>    French_Physitian_affirms_upon_his_own_knowledg,_That_an
<h020.P010.011>    acquaintance_of_his_by_common_smelling_to_it,_had_a
<h020.P010.012>    Scorpion_bred_in_his_Brain._Somthing_is_the_matter_this
<h020.P010.013>    Herb_and_Rue_wil_not_grow_together,_no_nor_near_one
<h020.P010.014>    another:_And_we_know_Rue_is_as_great_an_enemy_to_Poyson_as
<h020.P010.015>    any_grows.
<h020.P010.016>    =
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#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h020.P012.001>    To_conclude:_It_expelleth_both_Birth,_and_After-birth;
<h020.P012.002>    and_as_it_helps_the_deficiency_of_Venus_in_one_kind,_so_it
<h020.P012.003>    spoils_al_her_actions_in_another._I_dare_write_no_more_of
<h020.P012.004>    it.
<h020.P012.005>    =
#
## <h021>
# chapter  21 BAY_TREE
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit P text
<h021.P001.001>    This_is_so_wel_known_that_it_needs_no_Description;_I
<h021.P001.002>    shal_therfore_only_write_the_Vertues_therof,_which_are
<h021.P001.003>    many.
<h021.P001.004>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h021.P003.001>    Galen_saith,_That_the_Leaves_or_Bark_do_dry_and_heal
<h021.P003.002>    very_much,_and_the_Berries_more_than_the_Leaves:_The_Bark
<h021.P003.003>    of_the_Root_is_less_sharp_and_hot,_but_more_bitter,_and
<h021.P003.004>    hath_some_astriction_withal,_whereby_it_is_effectual_to
<h021.P003.005>    break_the_Stone,_and_good_to_open_obstructions_of_the
<h021.P003.006>    {Note_32_here}
<h021.P003.007>    Liver,_Spleen,_and_other_inward_parts,_which_bring_the
<h021.P003.008>    Dropsie,_Jaundice,_&c._The_Berries_are_very_effectual
<h021.P003.009>    against_al_Poyson_of_venemous_Creatures,_and_the_Stings_of
<h021.P003.010>    Wasps_and_Bees,_as_also_against_the_Pestilence_or_other
<h021.P003.011>    infectious_Diseases,_and_therfore_is_put_into_sundry
<h021.P003.012>    Triacles_for_that_purpose:_They_likewise_procure_Womens
<h021.P003.013>    Courses;_and_seven_of_them_given_to_a_Woman_in_sore_travel
<h021.P003.014>    of_Child-birth,_do_cause_a_speedy_delivery,_and_expel_the
<h021.P003.015>    After-birth;_and_therfore_not_to_be_taken_by_such_as_have
<h021.P003.016>    not_gon_out_their_time_lest_they_procure_Abortment,_or
<h021.P003.017>    cause_Labor_too_soon:_They_wonderfully_help_al_cold_and
<h021.P003.018>    rhumatick_Distillations_from_the_Brain_to_the_Eyes,_Lungs
<h021.P003.019>    or_other_parts:_And_being_made_into_an_Electuary_with
<h021.P003.020>    Honey,_do_help_the_Consumption,_old_Coughs,_shortness_of
<h021.P003.021>    Breath,_and_thin_Rhewms:_as_also_the_Meagrim,_they
<h021.P003.022>    mightily_expel_wind_and_provoke_Urin;_help_the_Mother,_and
<h021.P003.023>    kil_the_Worms:_The_Leaves_also_work_the_like_effects._A
<h021.P003.024>    {Note_33_here}
<h021.P003.025>    Bath_of_the_Decoction_of_the_Leavs_and_Berries,_is
<h021.P003.026>    singular_good_for_Women_to_sit_in_that_are_troubled_with
<h021.P003.027>    the_Mother,_or_the_Diseases_therof,_or_the_stoppings_of
<h021.P003.028>    their_Courses,_or_for_the_Diseases_of_the_Bladder,_pains
<h021.P003.029>    in_the_Bowels_by_wind,_and_stoppnig_of_Urin:_A_decoction
<h021.P003.030>    likewise_of_equal_parts_of_Bay-berries,_Cummin-Seed,
<h021.P003.031>    Hysop,_Origanum,_and_Euphorbium,_with_some_Honey,_and_the
<h021.P003.032>    Head_bathed_therwith_doth_wonderfully_help_Distillations
<h021.P003.033>    and_Rhewms,_and_setleth_the_Pallat_of_the_Mouth_into_its
<h021.P003.034>    place._The_Oyl_made_of_the_Berries_is_very_comfortable_in
<h021.P003.035>    all_cold_Griefs_of_the_Joynts,_Nervs,_Arteries,_Stomach,
<h021.P003.036>    Belly,_or_Womb,_and_helpeth_Palsies,_Convulsions,_Cramps,
<h021.P003.037>    Aches,_trembling_and_numness_in_any_part,_weariness_also,
<h021.P003.038>    and_pains_that_come_by_sore_travelling:_Al_griefs_and
<h021.P003.039>    pains_likewise_proceeding_from_Wind,_either_in_the_Head,
<h021.P003.040>    Stomach,_Back,_Belly,_or_Womb,_by_anointing_the_parts
<h021.P003.041>    affected_therwith:_And_pains_in_the_Ears_are_also_cured_by
<h021.P003.042>    dropping_in_some_of_the_Oyl,_or_by_receiving_into_the_Ears
<h021.P003.043>    the_warm_fume_of_the_Decoction_of_the_Berries_through_a
<h021.P003.044>    Funnel._The_Oyl_takes_away_marks_of_the_Skin_and_Flesh_by
<h021.P003.045>    bruises,_Fals,_&c._and_dissolveth_the_congealed_Bloud_in
<h021.P003.046>    them:_It_helpeth_also_the_Itch,_Scabs,_and_Wheals_in_the
<h021.P003.047>    Skin.
<h021.P003.048>    =
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#end marginalnote
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h021.P006.001>    I_shal_but_only_ad_a_word_or_two_to_what_my_Friend_hath
<h021.P006.002>    {Note_34_here}
<h021.P006.003>    written,_viz._That_it_is_a_Tree_of_the_Sun,_and_under_the
<h021.P006.004>    Coelestial_Sign_Leo,_and_resisteth_Witchcraft_very
<h021.P006.005>    potently,_as_also_al_the_evil_old_Saturn_can_do_to_the
<h021.P006.006>    Body_of_Man,_and_they_are_not_a_few,_for_it_is_the_Speech
<h021.P006.007>    of_one,_and_I_am_mistaken_if_it_were_not_Myzaldus,_That
<h021.P006.008>    neither_Witch_nor_Devil,_Thunder_nor_Lightning_wil_hurt_a
<h021.P006.009>    Man_in_the_place_where_a_Bay-Tree_is.
<h021.P006.010>    =
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#end marginalnote
#
## <h022>
# chapter  22 BEANS
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit P text
<h022.P001.001>    Both_the_Garden_and_Field_Beans_are_so_wel_known_that
<h022.P001.002>    it_saveth_me_labor_of_writing_any_Description_of_them:
<h022.P001.003>    Their_Vertues_briefly_are_as_followeth.
<h022.P001.004>    =
<h022.P001.005>    The_distilled_wather_of_the_Flowers_of_Garden_Beans_is
<h022.P001.006>    good_to_clens_the_Face_and_Skin_from_Spots_and_Wrinkles,
<h022.P001.007>    and_the_Meal_or_Flower_of_them,_or_the_smal,_doth_the
<h022.P001.008>    same._The_Water_distilled_from_the_green_Husks_is_held_to
<h022.P001.009>    be_very_effectual_against_the_Stone,_and_to_provoke_Urine.
<h022.P001.010>    {Note_35_here}
<h022.P001.011>    Bean_Flower_is_used_in_Pultisses_to_asswage_Inflamations
<h022.P001.012>    rising_upon_Wounds,_and_the_swelling_of_Womens_Breasts
<h022.P001.013>    caused_by_the_curding_of_their_Milk,_and_represseth_their
<h022.P001.014>    Milk:_The_Flower_of_Beans_and_Fenugreek_mixed_with_Honey,
<h022.P001.015>    and_applied_to_Fellons,_Boyls,_Bruises,_or_blue_Marks_by
<h022.P001.016>    blows,_or_the_Imposthumes_in_the_Kernels_of_the_Ears,
<h022.P001.017>    helpeth_them_all:_And_with_Rose_Leavs,_Frankinsens_and_the
<h022.P001.018>    white_of_an_Egg_being_applied_to_the_Eyes,_helpeth_them
<h022.P001.019>    that_are_swoln,_or_do_water,_or_have_received_any_blow
<h022.P001.020>    upon_them_if_used_with_Wine._If_a_Bean_be_parted_in_two,
<h022.P001.021>    {Note_36_here}
<h022.P001.022>    the_skin_being_taken_away,_and_laid_on_the_place_where_a
<h022.P001.023>    Leech_hath_been_set_that_bleedeth_too_much,_it_staieth_the
<h022.P001.024>    bleeding._Bean_Flower_boyled_to_a_Pultis_with_Wine_and
<h022.P001.025>    Vinegar_and_some_Oyl_put_therto,_ceaseth_both_pain_and
<h022.P001.026>    swelling_of_the_Cods:_The_Husks_boyled_in_Water_to_a
<h022.P001.027>    consumption_of_a_third_part_therof_staieth_a_Lask:_and_the
<h022.P001.028>    Ashes_of_the_Husks_made_up_with_old_Hogs_Greas,_helpeth
<h022.P001.029>    the_old_pains,_contusions_and_Wounds_of_the_Sinews,_the
<h022.P001.030>    {Note_37_here}
<h022.P001.031>    Sciatica,_and_Gout._The_Field_Beans_have_all_the
<h022.P001.032>    aforementioned_Vertues_as_the_Garden_Beans
<h022.P001.033>    =
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#end marginalnote
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h022.P005.001>    Beans_eaten_are_extream_windy_meat,_but_if_after_the
<h022.P005.002>    Dutch_fashion_when_they_are_half_boyled_you_husk_them,_and
<h022.P005.003>    then_stew_them_(I_cannot_tell_you_how,_for_I_never_was
<h022.P005.004>    Cook_in_al_my_life)_they_are_wholsomer_food.
<h022.P005.005>    =
#
## <h023>
# chapter  23 FRENCH-BEANS
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h023.P002.001>    The_French_or_Kidney_Bean_ariseth_up_at_first_but_with
<h023.P002.002>    one_stalk_which_afterwards_divideth_its_self_into_many
<h023.P002.003>    Arms_or_Branches,_but_also_weak_that_if_they_be_not
<h023.P002.004>    sustained_with_sticks_or_poles,_they_wil_lie_fruitless
<h023.P002.005>    upon_the_ground:_at_several_places_of_these_Branches_grow
<h023.P002.006>    forth_long_footstalks,_with_every_one_of_them_three_broad
<h023.P002.007>    round_and_pointed_green_Leavs_at_the_end_of_them,_towards
<h023.P002.008>    the_tops_wherof_come_forth_divers_Flowers_made_like_unto
<h023.P002.009>    Pease_Blossoms,_of_the_same_colour_for_the_most_part_that
<h023.P002.010>    the_fruit_wil_be_of,_that_is_to_say,_white,_yellow,_red,
<h023.P002.011>    blackish,_or_a_deep_purple;_but_white_is_most_usual;_after
<h023.P002.012>    which_come_long_and_slender_flat_Pods,_some_crooked,_some
<h023.P002.013>    straight,_with_a_string_as_it_were_running_down_the_Back
<h023.P002.014>    therof,_wherein_are_contained_flattish_round_fruit_made_to
<h023.P002.015>    the_fashion_of_a_Kidney;_the_Root_is_long_and_spreadeth
<h023.P002.016>    with_many_strings_annexed_to_it,_and_perisheth_every_year.
<h023.P002.017>    =
<h023.P002.018>    There_is_also_another_sort_of_French_Beans_commonly
<h023.P002.019>    growing_with_us_in_this_land,_which_is_called_the_Scarlet
<h023.P002.020>    flowred_Bean.
<h023.P002.021>    =
<h023.P002.022>    This_ariseth_up_with_sundry_Branches_as_the_other,_but
<h023.P002.023>    runs_up_higher_to_the_length_of_Hop-poles,_about_which
<h023.P002.024>    they_grow_twining,_but_turning_contrary_to_the_Sun,_having
<h023.P002.025>    Footstalks_with_three_Leaves_on_each_as_on_the_other:_The
<h023.P002.026>    Flowers_also_are_in_fashion_like_the_other,_but_many_more
<h023.P002.027>    set_together,_and_of_a_most_Orient_Scalet_colour._The
<h023.P002.028>    Beans_are_larger_than_the_ordinary_kind,_of_a_deep_Purple
<h023.P002.029>    colour,_turning_black_when_it_is_ripe_and_dry:_The_Root
<h023.P002.030>    perisheth_also_in_Winter.
<h023.P002.031>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h023.P004.001>    The_ordinary_French_Beans_are_of_an_easie_digestion,
<h023.P004.002>    they_move_the_Belly,_provoke_Urin,_enlarge_the_Breast_that
<h023.P004.003>    is_straitned_with_shortness_of_Breath,_engender_Sperme,
<h023.P004.004>    and_incite_Venery.
<h023.P004.005>    {Note_38_here}
<h023.P004.006>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h023.P006.001>    And_the_Scarlet-coloured_Beans_in_regard_of_the
<h023.P006.002>    glorious_beauty_of_their_colour_being_set_near_a_Quickset
<h023.P006.003>    Hedg,_wil_bravely_adorn_the_same,_by_climing_up_theron;_so
<h023.P006.004>    that_they_may_be_discerned_a_great_way,_not_without
<h023.P006.005>    admiration_of_the_beholder_at_a_distance._But_they_wil_go
<h023.P006.006>    near_to_kil_the_Quicksets_by_cloathing_them_in_Scarlet.
<h023.P006.007>    =
#
## <h024>
# chapter  24 LADIES-BEDSTRAW
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h024.P002.001>    This_ariseth_up_with_divers_smal_brown_and_square
<h024.P002.002>    upright_Stalks_a_yard_high_or_more,_somtimes_branched
<h024.P002.003>    forth_into_divers_parts,_ful_of_Joynts,_and_with_diverse
<h024.P002.004>    very_fine_small_Leaves_at_every_one_of_them_little_or
<h024.P002.005>    nothing_rough_at_al:_At_the_top_of_the_Branches_grow_many
<h024.P002.006>    long_tufts_or_branches_of_yellow_Flowers_very_thick_set
<h024.P002.007>    together,_from_the_several_Joynts_which_consist_of_four
<h024.P002.008>    smal_Leavs_apiece,_which_smel_somwhat_strong,_but_not
<h024.P002.009>    unpleasant:_The_Seed_is_smal_and_black_like_Poppy_seed,
<h024.P002.010>    two_for_the_most_part_joyned_together:_The_Root_is
<h024.P002.011>    reddish_with_many_smal_thrids_fastned_unto_it,_which_take
<h024.P002.012>    strong_hold_of_the_ground_and_creepeth_a_little:_And_the
<h024.P002.013>    Branches_leaning_a_little_down_to_the_ground_take_Root_at
<h024.P002.014>    the_Joynts_therof,_wherby_it_is_easily_encreased.
<h024.P002.015>    =
<h024.P002.016>    There_is_also_another_sort_of_Ladies-Bedstraw_growing
<h024.P002.017>    frequently_in_England,_which_beareth_white_Flowers_as_the
<h024.P002.018>    other_doth_yellow;_but_the_Branches_of_this_are_so_weak
<h024.P002.019>    that_unless_it_be_sustained_by_the_Hedges,_or_other_things
<h024.P002.020>    near_which_it_groweth_it_wil_lie_down_on_the_ground;_the
<h024.P002.021>    Leaves_a_little_bigger_than_the_former,_and_the_Flowers
<h024.P002.022>    not_so_plentiful_as_those;_and_the_Root_hereof_is_also
<h024.P002.023>    thridy,_and_abiding.
<h024.P002.024>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h024.P004.001>    They_grow_in_Meadows_and_Pastures_both_wet_and_dry,_and
<h024.P004.002>    by_the_Hedges.
<h024.P004.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h024.P006.001>    They_flower_in_May_for_the_most_part,_and_the_Seed_is
<h024.P006.002>    ripe_in_July_and_August.
<h024.P006.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h024.P008.001>    The_Decoction_of_the_former_of_these_being_drunk_is
<h024.P008.002>    good_to_fret_and_break_the_Stone,_and_provokes_Urin,
<h024.P008.003>    stayeth_inward_bleedings,_and_healeth_inward_Wounds:_The
<h024.P008.004>    {Note_39_here}
<h024.P008.005>    Herb_or_Flower_bruised_and_put_up_into_the_Nostrils,
<h024.P008.006>    stayeth_their_bleeding_likewise:_The_Flowers_and_the_Herb
<h024.P008.007>    made_into_an_Oyl_by_being_set_in_the_Sun,_and_changed
<h024.P008.008>    after_it_hath_stood_ten_or_twelve_daies;_or_into_an
<h024.P008.009>    Ointment_being_boyled_in_Axungia_or_Sallet-Oyl_with_some
<h024.P008.010>    Wax_melted_therein_after_it_is_strained;_either_the_Oyl
<h024.P008.011>    made_therof_or_the_Ointment_do_help_Burnings_with_Fire,_or
<h024.P008.012>    Scalding_with_Water:_the_same_also,_or_the_Decoction_of
<h024.P008.013>    the_Herb_and_Flower_is_good_to_bath_the_Feet_of_Travellers
<h024.P008.014>    and_Lacquies_whose_long_running_causeth_weariness_and
<h024.P008.015>    stifness_in_their_Sinews_and_Joynts;_If_the_Decoction_be
<h024.P008.016>    used_warm,_and_the_Joynts_afterwards_anointed_with_the
<h024.P008.017>    Ointment._It_helpeth_the_dry_Scab,_and_the_Itch_in
<h024.P008.018>    Children:_And_the_Herb_with_the_white_Flower_is_also_very
<h024.P008.019>    good_for_the_Sinews,_Arteries,_and_Joynts_to_comfort_and
<h024.P008.020>    strengthen_them_after_travel,_cold_and_pains.
<h024.P008.021>    {Note_40_here}
<h024.P008.022>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h024.P011.001>    They_are_both_Herbs_of_Venus_and_therfore_strengthen
<h024.P011.002>    the_patrs_both_internal_and_external_which_she_rules.
<h024.P011.003>    =
#
## <h025>
# chapter  25 BEETS
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h025.P002.001>    There_are_two_sorts_of_Beets_which_are_best_known
<h025.P002.002>    generally,_and_wherof_I_shal_principally_intreat_at_this
<h025.P002.003>    time._Viz._The_White_and_the_Red_Beets,_and_their
<h025.P002.004>    vertues.
<h025.P002.005>    =
<h025.P002.006>    The_Common_White_Beet_hath_many_great_Leaves_next_the
<h025.P002.007>    ground_somwhat_large,_and_of_a_whitish_green_colour:_The
<h025.P002.008>    Stalk_is_great,_strong_and_ribbed,_bearing_great_store_of
<h025.P002.009>    leaves_upon_it_almost_to_the_very_top_of_it:_The_flowers
<h025.P002.010>    grow_in_very_long_tufts,_smal_at_the_ends,_and_turning
<h025.P002.011>    down_their_Heads,_which_are_smal,_pale,_greenish,_yellow
<h025.P002.012>    Burrs,_giving_cornered_prickled_Seed._The_Root_is_great,
<h025.P002.013>    long_and_hard,_and_when_it_hath_given_Seed_of_no_use_at
<h025.P002.014>    all.
<h025.P002.015>    =
<h025.P002.016>    The_Common_Red_Beet_differeth_not_from_the_White,_but
<h025.P002.017>    only_it_is_lesser_and_the_Leaves_and_the_Roots_are_somwhat
<h025.P002.018>    red:_The_Leaves_are_differently_red,_in_som_only_with_red
<h025.P002.019>    strakes_or_veins,_som_of_a_fresh_red,_and_others_of_a_dark
<h025.P002.020>    red._The_Root_hereof_is_red,_spungy_and_not_used_to_be
<h025.P002.021>    eaten.
<h025.P002.022>    {Note_41_here}
<h025.P002.023>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h025.P004.001>    The_White_Beet_doth_much_loosen_the_Belly,_and_is_of_a
<h025.P004.002>    clensing_and_digesting_quality,_and_provoketh_Urin:_The
<h025.P004.003>    Juyce_of_it_openeth_obstructions_both_of_the_Liver_and
<h025.P004.004>    Spleen,_and_is_good_for_the_Headaches_and_swimmings
<h025.P004.005>    therein,_and_turnings_of_the_Brain;_and_is_effectual_also
<h025.P004.006>    against_al_venemous_creatures:_and_applied_upon_the
<h025.P004.007>    Temples,_stayeth_Inflamations_in_the_Eyes;_it_helpeth
<h025.P004.008>    Burnings_being_used_without_Oyl,_and_with_a_little_Allum
<h025.P004.009>    {Note_42_here}
<h025.P004.010>    put_to_it,_is_good_for_St._Anthonies_fire._It_is_also
<h025.P004.011>    good_for_al_Wheals,_Pushes,_Blisters,_and_Blains_in_the
<h025.P004.012>    Skin:_The_Herb_boyled_and_laid_upon_Chilblains_or_Kibes,
<h025.P004.013>    helpeth_them:_The_Decoction_therof_in_Water_and_some
<h025.P004.014>    Vinegar_healeth_the_Itch,_if_bathed_therwith,_and_clenseth
<h025.P004.015>    the_Head_of_Dandraf,_Scurff,_and_dry_Scabs,_and_doth_much
<h025.P004.016>    good_for_fretting_and_running_Sores,_Ulcers,_&_Cankers_in
<h025.P004.017>    the_Head,_Legs,_or_other_parts,_and_is_much_commended
<h025.P004.018>    against_Baldness_and_shedding_of_Hair.
<h025.P004.019>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h025.P006.001>    The_red_Beet_is_good_to_stay_the_Bloody_Flux,_Womens
<h025.P006.002>    Courses,_and_the_Whites,_and_to_help_the_yellow_Jaundice.
<h025.P006.003>    {Note_43_here}
<h025.P006.004>    The_Juyce_or_the_Root_put_into_the_Nostrils_purgeth_the
<h025.P006.005>    Head,_helpeth_the_nois_in_the_Ears,_and_the_Tooth-ach;_the
<h025.P006.006>    Juyce_snuffed_up_the_Nose_helps_a_stinking_Breath_if_the
<h025.P006.007>    caus_lie_in_the_Nose_as_many_times_it_doth,_if_any_bruis
<h025.P006.008>    have_been_there,_as_also_want_of_smel_coming_that_way.
<h025.P006.009>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
#
## <h026>
# chapter  26 WATER-BETONY
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h026.P002.001>    First_of_the_Water-Betony,_which_riseth_up_with_square
<h026.P002.002>    hard_greenish_Stalks,_and_somtimes_brown,_set_with_broad
<h026.P002.003>    dark_green_Leavs_dented_about_the_edges_with_notches,
<h026.P002.004>    somwhat_resembling_the_Leavs_of_the_Wood-Betony,_but_much
<h026.P002.005>    larger,_two_for_the_most_part_set_at_a_Joynt._The_Flowers
<h026.P002.006>    are_many,_set_at_the_tops_of_the_Stalks_and_Branches,
<h026.P002.007>    being_round_bellied,_and_open_at_the_Brims_and_divided
<h026.P002.008>    into_two_parts,_the_uppermost_being_like_a_Hood,_and_the
<h026.P002.009>    lowest_like_a_Lip_hanging_down,_of_a_dark_red_colour,
<h026.P002.010>    which_passing_away,_there_comes_in_their_places_smal_round
<h026.P002.011>    Heads_with_smal_points_in_the_ends,_wherin_lie_smal_and
<h026.P002.012>    brownish_Seeds:_The_Root_is_a_thick_Bush_of_strings_and
<h026.P002.013>    threds_growing_from_an_Head.
<h026.P002.014>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h026.P004.001>    It_groweth_by_Ditchsides,_Brooks,_and_other
<h026.P004.002>    Water-courses_generally_through_this_Land,_and_is_seldom
<h026.P004.003>    found_far_from_the_Waters_sides.
<h026.P004.004>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h026.P006.001>    It_Flowereth_about_July_and_the_Seed_is_ripe_in_August.
<h026.P006.002>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h026.P008.001>    It_is_of_a_clensing_quality;_the_Leavs_bruised_and
<h026.P008.002>    applied_are_effectual_for_all_old_and_filthy_Ulcers;_and
<h026.P008.003>    especially_if_the_Juyce_of_the_Leavs_be_boyled_with_a
<h026.P008.004>    little_Honey,_and_tents_dipped_therin,_and_the_Sores
<h026.P008.005>    dressed_therwith:_as_also_for_Bruises_or_Hurts_whether
<h026.P008.006>    {Note_44_here}
<h026.P008.007>    inward_or_outward._The_distilled_water_of_the_Leaves_is
<h026.P008.008>    used_for_the_same_purposes;_as_also_to_bath_the_Face_or
<h026.P008.009>    Hands_spotted_or_blemished,_or_discolored_by_Sunburning.
<h026.P008.010>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h026.P010.001>    I_confess_I_do_not_much_fancy_distilled_Waters,_I_mean
<h026.P010.002>    such_Waters_as_are_distilled_cold,_some_vertue_of_the_Herb
<h026.P010.003>    they_may_happliy_have_(it_were_a_strange_thing_else)_but
<h026.P010.004>    this_I_am_confident_of,_that_being_distilled_in_a_Pewter
<h026.P010.005>    Stil,_as_the_vulgar_and_apish_fashion_is,_both_Chymical
<h026.P010.006>    Oyl_and_Salt_is_left_behind,_unless_you_burn_them,_and
<h026.P010.007>    then_all_is_spoiled,_Water_and_al,_which_was_good_for_as
<h026.P010.008>    little_as_can_be_by_such_a_Distillation._You_have_the
<h026.P010.009>    best_way_of_Distillation_in_my_Translation_of_the_London
<h026.P010.010>    Dispensatory._The_Colledg_of_Physitians_having_as_much
<h026.P010.011>    skil_in_Distillations_as_an_Ass_hath_reading_Hebrew.
<h026.P010.012>    =
<h026.P010.013>    Water-Betony_is_an_Herb_of_Jupiter_in_Cancer_and_is
<h026.P010.014>    apropriated_more_to_Wounds_and_Hurts_in_the_Breast_than
<h026.P010.015>    Wood-Betony_which_follows.
<h026.P010.016>    =
#
## <h027>
# chapter  27 WOOD-BETONY
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h027.P002.001>    The_Common_or_Wood-Betony_hath_many_Leavs_rising_from
<h027.P002.002>    the_root_which_are_somwhat_broad_and_round_at_the_ends,
<h027.P002.003>    roundly_dented_about_the_edges,_standing_upon_long
<h027.P002.004>    Footstalks,_from_among_which_rise_up_smal,_square,
<h027.P002.005>    slender,_but_yet_upright_hairy_Stalks,_with_some_Leaves
<h027.P002.006>    thereon,_two_apiece_at_the_Joynts,_smaller_than_the_lower,
<h027.P002.007>    whereon_are_set_several_spiked_Heads_of_Flowers_like
<h027.P002.008>    Lavender,_but_thicker_and_shorter_for_the_most_part,_and
<h027.P002.009>    of_a_reddish_or_purple_colour,_spotted_with_white_spots
<h027.P002.010>    both_in_the_upper_and_lower_part;_The_Seeds_being
<h027.P002.011>    contained_within_the_Husks_that_hold_the_Flowers,_are
<h027.P002.012>    blackish,_somwhat_long_and_uneven._The_Roots_are_many
<h027.P002.013>    white_threddy_strings;_the_Stalk_perisheth,_but_the_Root
<h027.P002.014>    with_some_Leavs_theron,_abides_al_the_Winter._The_whole
<h027.P002.015>    Plant_is_somwhat_smal.
<h027.P002.016>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h027.P004.001>    It_groweth_frequently_in_Woods,_and_delighteth_in
<h027.P004.002>    Shady-places.
<h027.P004.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h027.P006.001>    And_it_flowreth_in_July,_after_which,_the_Seed_is
<h027.P006.002>    quickly_ripe,_yet_in_its_prime_in_May.
<h027.P006.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h027.P008.001>    Antonius_Musa_Physitian_to_the_Emperor_Augustus_Caesar,
<h027.P008.002>    wrote_a_peculiar_Book_of_the_Vertues_of_this_Herb,_and
<h027.P008.003>    amongst_other_vertues,_saith_of_it,_That_it_preserveth_the
<h027.P008.004>    Lives_and_Bodies_of_Men_free_from_the_danger_of_Epidemical
<h027.P008.005>    Diseases,_and_from_Witchcrafts_also:_It_is_found_by_daily
<h027.P008.006>    experience_to_be_good_for_many_Diseases;_It_helpeth_those
<h027.P008.007>    {Note_45_here}
<h027.P008.008>    that_loath,_or_cannot_digest_their_Meat,_those_that_have_weak_Stomachs,_or_sower_belchings,_or_continual_rising_in
<h027.P008.009>    their_Stomach,_using_it_familiarly_either_green_or_dry;
<h027.P008.010>    either_the_Herb,_the_root,_or_the_Flowers_in_Broth_drunk,
<h027.P008.011>    or_Meat,_or_made_into_Conserve,_Syrup,_Water_Electuary,_or
<h027.P008.012>    Pouder_as_every_one_may_best_frame_themselvs_unto,_or_as
<h027.P008.013>    the_time_or_season_requireth,_taken_any_of_the_aforesaid
<h027.P008.014>    waies._It_helpeth_the_Jaundice,_Falling-sickness,_the
<h027.P008.015>    Palsie,_Convulsions,_or_shrinking_of_the_Sinews,_the_Gout,
<h027.P008.016>    and_those_that_are_inclined_to_Dropsies,_those_that_have
<h027.P008.017>    continual_Pains_in_their_Head,_although_it_turn_to
<h027.P008.018>    Phrensie._The_Pouder_mixed_with_pure_Honey_is_no_less
<h027.P008.019>    available_for_al_sorts_of_Coughs_or_Colds,_Wheesing_or
<h027.P008.020>    shortness_of_Breath,_Distillations_of_thin_Rhewm_upon_the
<h027.P008.021>    Lungues,_which_causeth_Consumptions._The_Decoction_made
<h027.P008.022>    with_Mead_and_a_little_Penyroyal,_is_good_for_those_that
<h027.P008.023>    are_troubled_with_putrid_Agues,_whether_Quotidian,
<h027.P008.024>    Tertian,_or_Quartan,_and_to_draw_down_and_evacuate_the
<h027.P008.025>    Blood_and_humors_that_by_falling_into_the_Eyes_do_hinder
<h027.P008.026>    the_Sight:_The_Decoction_therof_made_in_Wine_and_taken,
<h027.P008.027>    killeth_the_Worms_in_the_Belly,_openeth_Obstructions_both
<h027.P008.028>    of_the_Spleen_and_Liver,_cureth_Stitches_and_Pains_in_the
<h027.P008.029>    Back,_or_Sides,_the_Torments_and_griping_pains_of_the
<h027.P008.030>    Bowels,_and_the_wind_Chollick:_and_mixed_with_Honey
<h027.P008.031>    purgeth_the_Belly,_helpeth_to_bring_down_Womens_Courses,
<h027.P008.032>    and_is_of_especial_use_for_those_that_are_troubled_with
<h027.P008.033>    the_falling_down_of_the_Mother,_and_pains_therof,_and
<h027.P008.034>    causeth_an_easie_and_speedy_delivery_of_Women_in
<h027.P008.035>    Childbirth:_it_helpeth_also_to_break_and_expel_the_Stone
<h027.P008.036>    either_in_the_Bladder_or_Kidneys._The_Decoction_with_Wine
<h027.P008.037>    gargled_in_the_Mouth,_easeth_the_Toothach._It_is
<h027.P008.038>    commended_against_the_sting_or_biting_or_Venemous_Serpents
<h027.P008.039>    or_Mad_Dogs._Being_used_inwardly_and_applied_outwardly_to
<h027.P008.040>    the_place._A_dram_of_the_Pouder_in_Betony_taken_with_a
<h027.P008.041>    little_Honey_in_some_Vinegar,_doth_wonderfully_refresh
<h027.P008.042>    those_that_are_overwearied_by_travail;_it_staieth
<h027.P008.043>    bleedings_at_the_Mouth_or_Nose,_and_helpeth_those_that
<h027.P008.044>    piss_or_spit_Blood,_and_those_that_are_Bursten_or_have_a
<h027.P008.045>    Rupture,_and_is_good_for_such_as_are_bruised_by_any_fall
<h027.P008.046>    or_otherwise._The_green_Herb_bruised,_or_the_Juyce
<h027.P008.047>    applied_to_any_inward_hurt_or_outward_green_Wound_in_the
<h027.P008.048>    Head_or_Body_wil_quickly_heal_and_close_it_up;_as_also_any
<h027.P008.049>    Veins_or_Sinews_that_are_cut;_and_will_draw_forth_any
<h027.P008.050>    broken_Bone,_or_Splinter,_Thorn_or_other_thing_gotten_into
<h027.P008.051>    the_Flesh:_It_is_no_less_profitable_for_old_Sores,_or
<h027.P008.052>    filthy_Ulcers,_yea,_though_they_be_Fistulaus_and_hollow,
<h027.P008.053>    but_some_do_advise_to_put_in_a_little_Salt_to_this
<h027.P008.054>    purpose:_Being_applied_with_a_little_Hogs_Lard,_it
<h027.P008.055>    helpeth_a_Plague-Sore,_and_other_Boyls_and_Pushes:_The
<h027.P008.056>    fumes_of_the_Decoction_while_it_is_warm_received_by_a
<h027.P008.057>    Funnel_into_the_Ears,_easeth_the_pains_of_them,_destroyeth
<h027.P008.058>    the_Worms,_and_cureth_the_running_Sores_in_them._The
<h027.P008.059>    Juyce_dropped_into_them_doth_the_same._The_Root_of_Betony
<h027.P008.060>    is_displeasing_both_to_the_tast_and_Stomach,_whereas_the
<h027.P008.061>    Leavs_and_Flowers_by_their_sweet_and_spicy_tast,_are
<h027.P008.062>    comfortable_both_in_Meat_and_Medicine.
<h027.P008.063>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h027.P010.001>    There_are_some_of_the_many_Vertues_Antony_Musa_an
<h027.P010.002>    expert_Physitian_(for_it_was_not_the_practice_of_Octavius
<h027.P010.003>    Caesar_to_keep_Fools_about_him)_apropriates_to_Bethony;_It
<h027.P010.004>    is_a_very_precious_Herb_that's_certain,_and_most_fitting
<h027.P010.005>    to_be_kept_in_a_mans_hous_both_in_Syrup,_Conserve,_Oyl,
<h027.P010.006>    Oyntment,_and_Plaister._The_Flowers_are_usually
<h027.P010.007>    Conserved.
<h027.P010.008>    =
<h027.P010.009>    The_Herb_is_apropriated_to_the_Planet_Jupiter,_and_the
<h027.P010.010>    Sign_Aries.
<h027.P010.011>    =
#
## <h028>
# chapter  28 BEECH_TREE
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit P text
<h028.P001.001>    In_treating_of_this_Tree,_you_must_understand_that_I
<h028.P001.002>    mean_the_great_Mast_Beech;_which_is_by_way_of_distinction
<h028.P001.003>    from_that_other_smal_rough_sort,_called_in_Sussex,_the
<h028.P001.004>    small_Beech;_but_in_Essex,_Hornbeam.
<h028.P001.005>    =
<h028.P001.006>    I_suppose_it_needless_to_describe_it,_being_already_so
<h028.P001.007>    wel_known_to_my_Countrymen.
<h028.P001.008>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h028.P003.001>    It_groweth_in_Woods_amongst_Oaks,_and_other_Trees,_and
<h028.P003.002>    in_Parks,_Forrests,_and_Chases,_to_feed_Deer;_and_in_other
<h028.P003.003>    places_to_fatten_Swine.
<h028.P003.004>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h028.P005.001>    It_bloometh_in_the_end_of_April,_or_begining_of_May_for
<h028.P005.002>    the_most_part,_and_the_Fruit_is_ripe_in_September.
<h028.P005.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h028.P007.001>    The_Leavs_of_the_Beech-Tree_are_cooling_and_binding,
<h028.P007.002>    and_therfore_good_to_be_applied_to_hot_Swellings_to
<h028.P007.003>    discuss_them:_The_Nuts_do_much_nourish_such_Beasts_as
<h028.P007.004>    feed_thereon:_The_Water_that_is_found_in_the_hollow_places
<h028.P007.005>    of_decaying_Beeches,_will_cure_both_Man_and_Beast_of_any
<h028.P007.006>    Scurf,_Scab,_or_running_Tetters,_if_they_be_washed
<h028.P007.007>    therwith._You_may_boyl_the_Leavs_into_a_Pultis,_or_make
<h028.P007.008>    an_Ointment_of_them_when_time_of_year_serves.
<h028.P007.009>    =
#
## <h029>
# chapter  29 BILBERRIES
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h029.P002.001>    Of_these_I_shal_only_speak_of_two_sorts,_which_are
<h029.P002.002>    commonly_known_in_England,_Viz._The_Black,_and_the_Red
<h029.P002.003>    Bilberries._And_first_of_the_Black.
<h029.P002.004>    =
<h029.P002.005>    This_smal_Bush_creepeth_along_upon_the_ground_scarce
<h029.P002.006>    rising_half_a_yard_high,_with_divers_smal_dark_green
<h029.P002.007>    Leaves_set_on_the_green_Branches,_not_alwaies_one_against
<h029.P002.008>    another,_and_a_little_dented_about_the_edges:_At_the_foot
<h029.P002.009>    of_the_Leaves_com_forth_smal,_hollow,_pale,_blush_coloured
<h029.P002.010>    Flowers,_the_brims_ending_in_five_points,_with_a_reddish
<h029.P002.011>    threed_in_the_middle,_which_pass_into_smal_round_Berries
<h029.P002.012>    of_the_bigness_and_colour_of_Juniper_Berries,_but_of_a
<h029.P002.013>    Purple_sweetish_sharp_tast;_the_Juyce_of_them_giveth_a
<h029.P002.014>    Purplish_colour_to_their_Hands_and_Lips_that_eat_and
<h029.P002.015>    handle_them,_especially_if_they_break_them._The_Root
<h029.P002.016>    groweth_asloop_under_ground,_shooting_forth_in_sundry
<h029.P002.017>    places_as_it_creepeth:_This_loseth_its_Leaves_in_Winter.
<h029.P002.018>    =
<h029.P002.019>    The_Red_Bilberry,_or_Whortle-bush,_riseth_up_like_the
<h029.P002.020>    former,_having_sundry_harder_Leaves,_like_the_Box-Tree
<h029.P002.021>    Leaves,_green_and_round_pointed_standing_on_the_several
<h029.P002.022>    Branches,_at_the_tops_whereof_only,_and_not_from_the_sides
<h029.P002.023>    as_in_the_former,_com_forth_divers_round_flowers_of_a_pale
<h029.P002.024>    red_color,_after_which_succeed,_round_reddish_sappy
<h029.P002.025>    Berries_when_they_are_ripe,_of_a_sharp_tast:_The_Root
<h029.P002.026>    runneth_in_the_ground,_as_the_former;_but_the_Leaves_of
<h029.P002.027>    this_abide_al_Winter.
<h029.P002.028>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h029.P004.001>    The_first_groweth_in_Forrests,_on_the_Heaths_and_such
<h029.P004.002>    like_barren_plaaces:_The_Red_grows_in_the_North_parts_of
<h029.P004.003>    this_Land,_as_Lancashire,_Yorkshire,_&c.
<h029.P004.004>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h029.P006.001>    They_flower_in_March_and_April;_and_the_Fruit_of_the
<h029.P006.002>    Black_is_ripe_in_June_and_July.
<h029.P006.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h029.P008.001>    The_Black_Bilberries_are_good_in_hot_Agues_and_to_cool
<h029.P008.002>    the_heat_of_the_Liver_and_stomach;_they_do_somwhat_bind
<h029.P008.003>    the_Belly,_and_stay_Vomitings_and_Loathings:_The_Juyce_of
<h029.P008.004>    {Note_46_here}
<h029.P008.005>    the_Berries_made_into_a_Syrup,_or_the_Pulp_made_into_a
<h029.P008.006>    Conserve_with_Sugar,_is_good_for_the_purposes_aforesaid,
<h029.P008.007>    as_also_for_an_old_Cough_or_an_Ulcer_in_the_Lungs,_or
<h029.P008.008>    other_diseases_therein._The_Red_Whorts_are_more_binding,
<h029.P008.009>    and_stop_Womens_Courses,_spitting_of_Blood,_or_any_other
<h029.P008.010>    Flux_of_Blood_or_Humors,_being_used_aswel_outwardly_as
<h029.P008.011>    inwardly.
<h029.P008.012>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
#
## <h030>
# chapter  30 BIFOYL
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h030.P002.001>    This_smal_Herb_from_a_Root_somewhat_sweet,_shooting
<h030.P002.002>    downwards_many_long_strings,_riseth_up_a_round_green_Stalk
<h030.P002.003>    bare_or_naked_next_the_ground_for_an_inch,_two_or_three_to
<h030.P002.004>    the_middle_therof,_as_it_is_in_age_or_growth,_as_also_from
<h030.P002.005>    the_middle_upward_to_the_Flowers,_having_only_two_broad
<h030.P002.006>    Plantain-like_Leaves_(but_whiter)_set_at_the_middle_of_the
<h030.P002.007>    Stalk_one_against_another,_and_compasseth_it_round_at_the
<h030.P002.008>    bottom_of_them.
<h030.P002.009>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h030.P004.001>    It_is_a_usual_Inhabitant_in_Woods,_Copses,_and_in_many
<h030.P004.002>    other_places_in_this_Land.
<h030.P004.003>    =
<h030.P004.004>    There_is_another_sort_growes_in_wet_grounds_and
<h030.P004.005>    Marshes,_which_is_somwhat_differing_from_the_former:_It_is
<h030.P004.006>    a_smaler_Plant,_and_greener,_having_somtimes_three_Leaves;
<h030.P004.007>    the_Spike_of_Flowers_is_less_than_the_former,_and_the
<h030.P004.008>    Roots_of_this_do_run_or_creep_in_the_ground.
<h030.P004.009>    =
<h030.P004.010>    They_are_much_and_often_used_by_many_to_good_purpose
<h030.P004.011>    for_Wounds_both_green_and_old,_and_to_consolidate_or_knit
<h030.P004.012>    Ruptures.
<h030.P004.013>    =
#
## <h031>
# chapter  31 BIRCH-TREE
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h031.P002.001>    This_groweth_a_goodly_tall_straight_Tree,_fraught_with
<h031.P002.002>    many_Boughes_and_slender_Branches_bending_downward;_the
<h031.P002.003>    old_ones_being_covered_with_a_discoloured_chapped_Bark,
<h031.P002.004>    and_the_yonger_being_browner_by_much:_The_Leaves_at_their
<h031.P002.005>    first_breaking_out_are_crumpled,_and_afterward_like_the
<h031.P002.006>    Beech_Leaves,_but_smaler_and_greener,_and_dented_about_the
<h031.P002.007>    edges:_It_beareth_smal_short_Catkins,_somwhat_like_those
<h031.P002.008>    of_the_Hazel-Nut-tree,_which_abide_on_the_Branches_a_long
<h031.P002.009>    time,_until_growing_ripe_they_fall_on_the_ground,_and
<h031.P002.010>    their_Seed_with_them.
<h031.P002.011>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h031.P004.001>    It_usually_groweth_in_Woods.
<h031.P004.002>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h031.P006.001>    The_Juyce_of_the_Leaves_while_they_are_yong,_or_the
<h031.P006.002>    distilled_Water_of_them,_or_the_Water_that_coms_out_of_the
<h031.P006.003>    Tree,_being_bored_with_an_Augur_and_distilled_afterwards;
<h031.P006.004>    {Note_47_here}
<h031.P006.005>    any_of_these_being_drunk_for_some_time_together,_is
<h031.P006.006>    available_to_break_the_Stone_in_the_Kidnies_or_Bladder;
<h031.P006.007>    and_is_good_also_to_wash_sore_Mouths.
<h031.P006.008>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
#
## <h032>
# chapter  32 BIRDS-FOOT
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit P text
<h032.P001.001>    This_smal_Herb_groweth_not_above_a_span_high,_with_many
<h032.P001.002>    Branches_spread_on_the_ground,_set_with_many_wings_of_smal
<h032.P001.003>    Leaves;_The_Flowers_grow_upon_the_Branches,_many_smal_ones
<h032.P001.004>    of_a_pale_yellow_colour,_being_set_at_a_head_together,
<h032.P001.005>    which_afterwards_turn_into_so_many_smal_joynted_Cods_with
<h032.P001.006>    Seeds_in_them;_the_Cods_well_resembling_the_Claws_of_smal
<h032.P001.007>    Birds,_whence_it_took_its_name.
<h032.P001.008>    =
<h032.P001.009>    There_is_another_sort_of_Birds-Foot_in_all
<h032.P001.010>    things_like
<h032.P001.011>    the_former,_but_a_little_larger;_the_Flowers_of_a_pale
<h032.P001.012>    whitish_red_colour,_and_the_Cods_distinct_by_Joynts_like
<h032.P001.013>    the_other,_but_a_little_more_crooked,_and_the_Roots_do
<h032.P001.014>    carry_many_small_white_Knots_or_Kernels_amongst_the
<h032.P001.015>    Strings.
<h032.P001.016>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h032.P003.001>    These_grow_on_Heaths,_and_many_open_untilled_places_of
<h032.P003.002>    this_Land.
<h032.P003.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h032.P005.001>    They_flower_and_feed_in_the_end_of_Summer.
<h032.P005.002>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h032.P007.001>    They_are_of_a_drying,_binding_quality_and_therby_very
<h032.P007.002>    good_to_be_used_in_Wound-drinks,_as_also_to_apply
<h032.P007.003>    outwardly_for_the_same_purpose._But_the_latter_Birds-foot
<h032.P007.004>    is_found_by_experience_to_break_the_Stones_in_the_Back_or
<h032.P007.005>    {Note_48_here}
<h032.P007.006>    Kidnies,_and_drive_them_forth,_if_the_Decoction_therof_be
<h032.P007.007>    taken;_and_it_wonderfully_helpeth_the_Rupture,_being_taken
<h032.P007.008>    inwardly,_and_outwardly_applied_to_the_place.
<h032.P007.009>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h032.P009.001>    All_Salts_have_best_operation_upon_the_Ston,_as
<h032.P009.002>    Ointments_&_Plaisters_have_upon_Wounds;_and_therfore_if
<h032.P009.003>    you_may_make_a_Salt_of_this_for_the_Stone,_the_way_how_to
<h032.P009.004>    do_so_many_be_found_in_my_Translation_of_the_London
<h032.P009.005>    Dispensatory,_and_it_may_be_I_may_give_you_again_in
<h032.P009.006>    plainer_terms_at_the_latter_end_of_this_Book.
<h032.P009.007>    =
#
## <h033>
# chapter  33 BISHOPS-WEED
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h033.P002.001>    Common_Bishops-weed_riseth_up_with_a_round_straight
<h033.P002.002>    Stalk,_somtimes_as_high_as_a_Man,_but_usually_three_or
<h033.P002.003>    four_foot_high,_beset_with_divers_smal,_long,_and_somwhat
<h033.P002.004>    broad_Leavs,_cut_in_som_places_and_dented_about_the_edges,
<h033.P002.005>    growing_one_against_another,_of_a_dark_green_colour;
<h033.P002.006>    having_sundry_Branches_on_them,_and_at_the_top_smal_umbels
<h033.P002.007>    of_white_flowers,_which_turn_into_smal_round_brown_Seed,
<h033.P002.008>    little_bigger_than_Parsly-seed,_of_a_quick_hot_scent_and
<h033.P002.009>    tast:_The_Root_is_white_and_stringie,_perishing_yearly
<h033.P002.010>    after_it_hath_seeded,_and_usually_riseth_again_of_its_own
<h033.P002.011>    sowing.
<h033.P002.012>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h033.P004.001>    It_groweth_wild_in_many_places_in_England_and_Wales,_as
<h033.P004.002>    between_Greenheath_and_Gravsend.
<h033.P004.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h033.P006.001>    It_digesteth_Humors,_provoketh_Urin_and_Womens_Courses,
<h033.P006.002>    dissolveth_Wind;_and_being_taken_in_Wine,_easeth_pains_and
<h033.P006.003>    griping_in_the_Bowels,_and_is_good_against_the_biting_of
<h033.P006.004>    Serpents:_It_is_used_to_good_effect_in_those_Medicins
<h033.P006.005>    which_are_given_to_hinder_the_poysonful_operation_of
<h033.P006.006>    Cantharides_upon_the_passages_of_the_Urin:_Being_mixed
<h033.P006.007>    with_Honey,_and_applied_to_black_and_blue_marks,_coming_of
<h033.P006.008>    Blows_or_bruises,_it_takes_them_away:_and_being_drunk_or
<h033.P006.009>    outwardly_applied,_it_abates_an_high_colour,_and_makes_it
<h033.P006.010>    pale;_and_the_Fumes_therof_taken_with_Rozin,_or_Raisons,
<h033.P006.011>    {Note_49_here}
<h033.P006.012>    clenseth_the_Mother.
<h033.P006.013>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h033.P008.001>    It_is_hot_and_dry_in_the_third_degree,_of_a_bitter_tast
<h033.P008.002>    and_somthing_sharp_withal;_it_provokes_Lust_to_purpose;_I
<h033.P008.003>    suppose_Venus_owns_it.
<h033.P008.004>    =
#
## <h034>
# chapter  34 BISTORT
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h034.P002.001>    This_hath_a_thick,_short,_knobbed_Root,_blackish
<h034.P002.002>    without,_and_somwhat_reddish_within,_a_little_crooked_or
<h034.P002.003>    turned_together,_of_an_harsh_astringent_tast,_with_divers
<h034.P002.004>    black_threds_hanging_there,_from_whence_spring_up_every
<h034.P002.005>    year_divers_Leaves_standing_upon_long_Footstalks,_being
<h034.P002.006>    somwhat_broad_and_long_like_a_Dock-leaf,_and_a_little
<h034.P002.007>    pointed_at_the_ends,_but_that_it_is_of_a_blewish_green
<h034.P002.008>    colour_on_the_upper_side,_and_of_an_Ash_colour_gray,_and_a
<h034.P002.009>    little_purplish_underneath,_with_divers_Veins_therin;_from
<h034.P002.010>    among_which_rise_up_divers_smal_and_slender_Stalks,_two
<h034.P002.011>    foot_high,_and_almost_naked,_and_without_Leavs,_or_with
<h034.P002.012>    very_few,_and_narrow,_bearing_a_spiky_Bush_of_pale_Flesh
<h034.P002.013>    colour'd_Flowers,_which_being_past_there_abideth_smal
<h034.P002.014>    Seed,_somwhat_like_unto_Sorrel_Seed,_but_greater.
<h034.P002.015>    =
<h034.P002.016>    There_are_other_sorts_of_Bistort,_growing_in_this_Land,
<h034.P002.017>    but_smaller,_both_in_height,_Root,_and_Stalks,_and
<h034.P002.018>    especially_in_the_Leavs,_The_Root_blackish_without,_and
<h034.P002.019>    somwhat_whitish_within,_of_an_austere_binding_tast_as_the
<h034.P002.020>    former.
<h034.P002.021>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h034.P004.001>    They_grow_in_shadowy_moist_Woods,_and_at_the_foot_of
<h034.P004.002>    Hils,_but_are_chiefly_nourished_up_in_Gardens._The_narrow
<h034.P004.003>    leaved_Bistort_groweth_in_the_North,_in_Lancashire,
<h034.P004.004>    Yorkshire,_and_Cumberland.
<h034.P004.005>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h034.P006.001>    They_Flower_about_the_end_of_May,_and_the_Seed_is_ripe
<h034.P006.002>    about_the_beginning_of_July.
<h034.P006.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h034.P008.001>    Both_the_Leavs_and_Roots_have_have_a_powerful_faculty
<h034.P008.002>    to_resist_al_Poyson:_The_Root_in_Pouder_taken_in_drink
<h034.P008.003>    expelleth_the_Venem_of_the_Plague,_the_smal_Pox,_Meazles,
<h034.P008.004>    Purples,_or_any_other_infectious_Disease,_driving_it_out
<h034.P008.005>    by_sweating:_The_Root_in_Pouder_or_the_Decoction_therof
<h034.P008.006>    {Note_50_here}
<h034.P008.007>    in_Wine_being_drunk,_stayeth_al_manner_of_inward_bleedings
<h034.P008.008>    or_spittings_of_Blood,_and_any_Fluxes_in_the_Body_of
<h034.P008.009>    either_Man_or_Woman_or_Vomitings;_it_is_also_very
<h034.P008.010>    available_against_Ruptures_or_Burstings_or_all_bruises_or
<h034.P008.011>    fals,_dissolving_the_congealed_Blood,_and_easeth_the_pains
<h034.P008.012>    that_happen_therupon,_it_also_helpeth_the_Jaundice._The_Water
<h034.P008.013>    distilled_from_both_Leavs_and_Roots_is_a_singular
<h034.P008.014>    remedy_to_wash_any_place_bitten_or_stung_by_any_venemous
<h034.P008.015>    creature;_as_also_for_any_of_the_purposes_before_spoken
<h034.P008.016>    of.
<h034.P008.017>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h034.P010.001>    And_is_very_good_to_wash_any_running_Sores_or_Ulcers.
<h034.P010.002>    The_Decoction_of_the_Root_in_Wine_being_drunk,_hindreth
<h034.P010.003>    Abortion_or_Miscarriage_in_Child-bearing._The_Leavs_also
<h034.P010.004>    kil_the_Worms_in_Children,_and_is_a_great_help_for_them
<h034.P010.005>    that_cannot_keep_their_Water,_if_the_Juyce_of_Plantane_be
<h034.P010.006>    added_therto._And_outwardly_applied,_much_helpeth_the
<h034.P010.007>    {Note_51_here}
<h034.P010.008>    Gonorrhea,_or_Running_of_the_Reins._A_dram_of_the_Pouder
<h034.P010.009>    of_the_Root_taken_in_the_Water_thereof,_wherein_som_red
<h034.P010.010>    hot_Iron_or_Steel_hath_been_quenched_is_also_an_admirable
<h034.P010.011>    help_thereto,_so_as_the_Body_be_first_prepared_and_purged
<h034.P010.012>    from_the_offensive_humors._The_Leaves,_Seed,_or_Roots_are
<h034.P010.013>    al_very_good_in_Decoctions,_Drinks_or_Lotians,_for_inward
<h034.P010.014>    or_outward_Wounds_or_other_sores:_and_the_Pouder_strewed
<h034.P010.015>    upon_any_cut_or_wound_in_a_Vein,_stayeth_the_immoderat
<h034.P010.016>    bleeding_thereof._The_Decoction_of_the_Roots_in_Water
<h034.P010.017>    whereunto_som_Pomgranate_Pils_and_Flowers_are_added,
<h034.P010.018>    injected_into_the_Matrix,_stayeth_the_access_of_humors_to
<h034.P010.019>    the_Ulcers_thereof,_and_bringeth_it_to_its_right_place,
<h034.P010.020>    being_fallen_down,_and_stayeth_the_immoderat_flux_of_the
<h034.P010.021>    Courses._The_Root_hereof_with_Pellitory_of_Spain_and
<h034.P010.022>    burnt_Allum_of_each_a_like_quantity,_beaten_smal_and_made
<h034.P010.023>    into_Past,_with_some_Honey,_and_a_little_piece_thereof_put
<h034.P010.024>    into_an_hollow-Tooth,_or_held_between_the_Teeth_if_there
<h034.P010.025>    be_no_hollowness_in_them,_stayeth_the_defluxion_of_Rhewm
<h034.P010.026>    upon_them,_which_causeth_pains,_and_helps_to_clense_the
<h034.P010.027>    Head,_and_avoid_much_offensive_Water._The_Distilled_Water
<h034.P010.028>    is_very_effectual_to_wash_Sores_or_Cankers_in_the_Nose_or
<h034.P010.029>    any_other_part,_if_the_Pouder_of_the_Root_be_applied
<h034.P010.030>    {Note_52_here}
<h034.P010.031>    therunto_afterwards._It_is_good_also_to_fasten_the_Gums,
<h034.P010.032>    and_to_take_away_the_heat_and_inflamations_that_happen_in
<h034.P010.033>    the_Jaws,_Almonds_of_the_Throat_or_Mouth,_if_the_Decoction
<h034.P010.034>    of_the_Leavs,_Roots,_or_Seeds_be_used,_or_the_Juyce_of
<h034.P010.035>    them;_but_the_Roots_are_most_effectual_to_all_the_purposes
<h034.P010.036>    aforesaid.
<h034.P010.037>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
#
## <h035>
# chapter  35 ONE-BLADE
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h035.P002.001>    This_smal_Plant_never_beareth_more_than_one_Leaf,_but
<h035.P002.002>    only_when_it_rises_up_with_its_Stalk_which_thereon_beareth
<h035.P002.003>    another,_and_seldom_more,_which_are_of_a_bluish_green
<h035.P002.004>    colour,_broad_at_the_bottom_and_pointed_with_many_Ribs_or
<h035.P002.005>    Veins_like_Plantane:_At_the_top_of_the_Stalk_grow_many
<h035.P002.006>    smal_white_Flowers_Star-fashion_smelling_somthing_sweet:
<h035.P002.007>    after_which_come_smal_reddish_Berries_when_they_are_ripe.
<h035.P002.008>    The_Root_is_smal,_of_the_bigness_of_a_Rush,_lying_and
<h035.P002.009>    creeping_under_the_upper_crust_of_the_Earth,_shooting
<h035.P002.010>    forth_in_diverse_places.
<h035.P002.011>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h035.P004.001>    It_groweth_in_moist_shadowy,_grassie_places_of_Woods_in
<h035.P004.002>    many_places_of_this_Realm.
<h035.P004.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h035.P006.001>    It_flowreth_about_May,_and_the_Berries_be_ripe_in_June,
<h035.P006.002>    and_then_quickly_perisheth_until_the_next_year_it_springth
<h035.P006.003>    from_the_same_again.
<h035.P006.004>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h035.P008.001>    Half_a_dram,_or_a_dram_at_most_of_the_Roots_hereof_in
<h035.P008.002>    Pouder,_taken_in_Wine_and_Vinegar_of_each_a_like_quantity,
<h035.P008.003>    and_the_party_presently_laid_to_sweat,_is_held_to_be_a
<h035.P008.004>    sovereign_remedy_for_those_that_are_infected_with_the
<h035.P008.005>    Plague,_and_have_a_sore_upon_them,_by_expelling_the_Poyson
<h035.P008.006>    and_defending_the_Heart_and_Spirits_from_danger:_it_is
<h035.P008.007>    also_accounted_a_singular_good_Wound-Herb,_and_therfore
<h035.P008.008>    used_with_other_Herbs_in_making_such_Balms_as_are
<h035.P008.009>    necessary_or_the_curing_of_Wounds,_either_green_or_old,
<h035.P008.010>    and_especially_if_the_Nervs_or_Sinews_be_hurt.
<h035.P008.011>    =
#
## <h036>
# chapter  36 BRAMBLE
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit P text
<h036.P001.001>    This_is_so_wel_known_that_it_needeth_no_Description.
<h036.P001.002>    The_Vertues_therof_are_as_followeth.
<h036.P001.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h036.P003.001>    The_Buds,_Leavs_and_Branches_while_they_are_green_are
<h036.P003.002>    of_a_good_use_in_the_Ulcers_and_putrid_sores_of_the_Mouth
<h036.P003.003>    and_Throat,_and_for_the_Quinsie;_and_likewise_to_heal
<h036.P003.004>    other_fresh_Wounds_and_Sores;_but_the_Flowers_&_Fruit
<h036.P003.005>    {Note_53_here}
<h036.P003.006>    unripe_are_very_binding,_and_so_profitable_for_the
<h036.P003.007>    Bloudy-flux,_Lasks,_and_are_a_fit_remedy_for_spitting_of
<h036.P003.008>    Bloud._Either_the_Decoction_or_Pouder_of_the_Root_being
<h036.P003.009>    taken_is_good_to_break_or_drive_forth_Gravel,_and_the
<h036.P003.010>    Stone_in_the_Reins_and_Kidnies._The_Leavs_and_Brambles
<h036.P003.011>    aswel_green_as_dry,_are_excellent_good_Lotions_for_sores
<h036.P003.012>    in_the_Mouth_or_secret_parts:_The_Decoction_of_them_&_of
<h036.P003.013>    the_dried_Branches,_do_much_bind_the_Belly,_and_are_good
<h036.P003.014>    for_the_too_much_flowing_of_Womens_Courses:_The_Berries
<h036.P003.015>    or_the_Flowers_are_a_powerful_remedy_against_the_Poyson_of
<h036.P003.016>    the_most_venemous_Serpents,_as_wel_drunk_as_outwardly
<h036.P003.017>    applied,_helpeth_the_sores_of_the_Fundament,_and_the
<h036.P003.018>    Piles._The_Juyce_of_the_Berries_mixed_with_Juyce_of
<h036.P003.019>    Mulberries,_do_bind_more_effectually,_and_help_fretting
<h036.P003.020>    and_eating_sores_and_Ulcers_whersoever._The_Distilled
<h036.P003.021>    Water_of_the_Branches,_Leaves_and_Flowers,_or_of_the
<h036.P003.022>    Fruit,_is_very_pleasant_in_tast,_and_very_effectual
<h036.P003.023>    in_Feavers_and_hot_distempers_of_the_Body,_Head,_Eyes_and
<h036.P003.024>    other_parts,_and_for_al_the_purposes_aforesaid._The
<h036.P003.025>    Leaves_boyled_in_Ly_and_the_Head_washed_therewith,_healeth
<h036.P003.026>    the_Itch_and_the_running_sores_therof,_and_maketh_the_Hair
<h036.P003.027>    black._The_Pouder_of_the_Leaves_strewed_on_cankrous_and
<h036.P003.028>    running_Ulcers,_doth_wonderfully_help_to_heal_them._Some
<h036.P003.029>    {Note_54_here}
<h036.P003.030>    use_to_condensate_the_Juyce_of_the_Leaves,_and_some_the
<h036.P003.031>    Juyce_of_the_Berries_to_keep_for_their_use_all_the_year,
<h036.P003.032>    for_the_purposes_aforesaid.
<h036.P003.033>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h036.P006.001>    It_is_a_Plant_of_Venus_in_Aries:_You_shall_have_Som
<h036.P006.002>    directions_at_the_latter_end_of_the_Book_for_the_gathering
<h036.P006.003>    of_al_Herbs_and_Plants_&c._If_any_ask_the_reason_why
<h036.P006.004>    Venus_is_so_prickly?_Tel_them_'tis_because_she_is_in_the
<h036.P006.005>    house_of_Mars.
<h036.P006.006>    =
#
## <h037>
# chapter  37 BLITES
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h037.P002.001>    Of_these_there_are_two_sorts_commonly_known,_viz._White
<h037.P002.002>    and_Red._The_White_hath_Leavs_somwhat_like_unto_Beets,
<h037.P002.003>    but_smaller,_rounder_and_of_a_whitish_green_colour,_every
<h037.P002.004>    one_standing_upon_a_smal_long_Footstalk:_The_Stalk_riseth
<h037.P002.005>    up_two_or_three_foot_high_with_such_like_Leavs_theron:
<h037.P002.006>    The_Flowers_grow_at_the_top_in_long_round_tufts_or
<h037.P002.007>    clusters,_wherein_are_contained_smal_and_round_Seed._The
<h037.P002.008>    Root_is_very_full_of_threeds_or_strings.
<h037.P002.009>    =
<h037.P002.010>    The_red_Blite_is_in_all_things_like_the_white,_but_that
<h037.P002.011>    his_Leavs_and_tufted_heads_are_exceeding_red_at_first,_and
<h037.P002.012>    after_turn_more_Purplish.
<h037.P002.013>    =
<h037.P002.014>    There_are_other_kinds_of_Blites_which_grow_wild,
<h037.P002.015>    differing_from_the_two_former_sorts_but_little,_only_the
<h037.P002.016>    wild_are_smaler_in_every_part.
<h037.P002.017>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h037.P004.001>    They_grow_in_Gardens,_and_wild_in_many_places_of_this
<h037.P004.002>    Land.
<h037.P004.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h037.P006.001>    They_seed_in_August_and_September.
<h037.P006.002>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h037.P008.001>    They_are_all_of_them_cooling,_drying_and_binding,
<h037.P008.002>    serving_to_restrain_the_Fluxes_of_Bloud_in_either_man_or
<h037.P008.003>    woman,_especially_the_Red;_which_also_stayeth_the
<h037.P008.004>    overflowing_of_women's_Reds,_as_the_white_Blite_stayeth
<h037.P008.005>    the_Whites_in_Women._It_is_an_excellent_secret,_you
<h037.P008.006>    cannot_wel_fail_in_the_use;_they_are_al_under_the_Dominion
<h037.P008.007>    of_Venus.
<h037.P008.008>    {Note_55_here}
<h037.P008.009>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h037.P010.001>    There_is_one_other_sort_of_wild_Blites,_like_the_other
<h037.P010.002>    wild_kinds,_but_having_long_and_spike_heads_of_greenish
<h037.P010.003>    Seed,_seeming_by_the_thick_setting_together_to_be_al_Seed.
<h037.P010.004>    =
<h037.P010.005>    This_sort_the_Fishes_are_delighted_with,_and_it_is_a
<h037.P010.006>    good_and_usual_Bait;_for_the_Fishes_will_bite_fast_enough
<h037.P010.007>    at_them,_if_you_have_but_wit_enough_to_catch_them_when
<h037.P010.008>    they_bite.
<h037.P010.009>    =
#
## <h038>
# chapter  38 BORRAGE_BUGLOSS
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit P text
<h038.P001.001>    These_are_so_wel_known_to_be_Inhabitants_in_every
<h038.P001.002>    Garden,_that_I_hold_it_needless_to_describe_them.
<h038.P001.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h038.P003.001>    They_flower_in_June_and_July,_and_the_Seed_is_ripe
<h038.P003.002>    shortly_after.
<h038.P003.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h038.P005.001>    They_are_very_Cordial._The_Leaves_or_Roots_are_to_very
<h038.P005.002>    good_purpose_used_in_putrid_and_Pestilential_Feavers,_to
<h038.P005.003>    defend_the_Heart,_and_help_to_resist_and_expel_the_Poyson,
<h038.P005.004>    or_the_Venom_of_other_Creatures;_the_Seed_is_of_the_like
<h038.P005.005>    effect;_and_the_Seed_and_Leavs_are_good_to_encrease_Milk
<h038.P005.006>    in_Womens_Breasts:_The_Leavs,_Flowers_and_Seed,_all,_or
<h038.P005.007>    {Note_56_here}
<h038.P005.008>    any_of_them_are_good_to_expel_Pensiveness_and_Melancholly:
<h038.P005.009>    it_helpeth_to_clarifie_the_Bloud,_and_mitigate_heat_in
<h038.P005.010>    Feavers._The_Juyce_made_into_a_Syrup_prevaileth_much_to
<h038.P005.011>    all_the_purposes_aforesaid,_and_is_put_with_other_cooling,
<h038.P005.012>    opening,_clensing_Herbs,_to_open_obstructions,_and_help
<h038.P005.013>    the_yellow-Jaundice,_and_mixed_with_Fumitory,_to_cool,
<h038.P005.014>    clens,_and_temper_the_Blood,_therby_it_helpeth_the_Itch,
<h038.P005.015>    Ringworms,_and_Tetters,_or_other_spreading_Scabs_or_Sores.
<h038.P005.016>    The_Flowers_candied,_or_made_into_a_Conserve_are_helping
<h038.P005.017>    in_the_former_causes,_but_are_chiefly_used_as_a_Cordial,
<h038.P005.018>    and_is_good_for_those_that_are_weak_with_long_sickness,
<h038.P005.019>    and_to_comsumptions,_or_troubled_with_often_swoonings_or
<h038.P005.020>    {Note_57_here}
<h038.P005.021>    passions_of_the_Heart:_The_Distilled_Water_is_no_less
<h038.P005.022>    effectual_to_all_the_purposes_aforesaid,_and_helpeth_the
<h038.P005.023>    redness_and_inflamations_of_the_Eyes_being_washed
<h038.P005.024>    therewith:_The_dried_Herb_is_never_used,_but_the_green;
<h038.P005.025>    yet_the_Ashes_therof_boyled_in_Mead,_or_Honyed_Water_is
<h038.P005.026>    available_against_Inflamations_and_Ulcers_in_the_Mouth_or
<h038.P005.027>    Throat,_to_wash_and_gargle_it_therewith._The_Roots_of
<h038.P005.028>    Bugloss_are_effectual_being_made_into_a_licking
<h038.P005.029>    Electuarie,_for_the_Cough,_and_to_condensate_thin_flegm,
<h038.P005.030>    and_Rhewmatick_Distillations_upon_the_Lungs.
<h038.P005.031>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h038.P008.001>    They_are_both_Herbs_of_Jupiter,_and_under_Leo,_both
<h038.P008.002>    great_Cordials,_great_strengthners_of_Nature.
<h038.P008.003>    =
#
## <h039>
# chapter  39 BLUEBOTTLES
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit P text
<h039.P001.001>    These_are_so_wel_known_generally_unto_my_Country_men_to
<h039.P001.002>    grow_among_their_Corn,_that_I_suppose_it_needless_to_write
<h039.P001.003>    any_Description_therof:_There_are_other_kinds
<h039.P001.004>    which_I_purposely_omit_both_in_this_and_others,_my_intent_being
<h039.P001.005>    only_to_insist_most_principally_upon_the_vulgarly_known,
<h039.P001.006>    and_commonly_growing_Flowers_and_Herbs.
<h039.P001.007>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h039.P003.001>    They_Flower_and_Seed_in_the_Summer_Months.
<h039.P003.002>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h039.P005.001>    The_Pouder_or_dried_Leavs_of_the_Bluebottle,_or
<h039.P005.002>    Cornflower_is_given_with_good_success_to_those_that_are
<h039.P005.003>    bruised_by_a_fal,_or_have_broken_a_Vein_inwardly,_and_void
<h039.P005.004>    much_Blood_at_the_Mouth,_being_taken_in_the_Water_of
<h039.P005.005>    Plantane,_Horstail,_or_the_greater_Comfry._It_is_a
<h039.P005.006>    Remedy,_against_the_Poyson_of_the_Scorpion,_and_resisteth
<h039.P005.007>    al_other_Venoms_and_Poysons;_The_Seed_or_Leavs_taken_in
<h039.P005.008>    Wine_is_very_good_against_the_Plague,_and_al_infectious
<h039.P005.009>    Diseases,_and_is_very_good_in_Pestilential_Feavers._The
<h039.P005.010>    {Note_58_here}
<h039.P005.011>    Juyce_put_into_fresh_or_green_Wounds_doth_quicky_soder_up
<h039.P005.012>    the_Lips_of_them_together,_and_is_very_effectual_to_heal
<h039.P005.013>    al_Ulcers_and_Sores_in_the_Mouth:_The_Juyce_dropped_into
<h039.P005.014>    the_Eyes,_taketh_away_the_heat_and_inflamation_in_them.
<h039.P005.015>    The_distilled_Water_of_the_Herb_hath_the_same_properties,
<h039.P005.016>    and_may_be_used_for_all_the_Effects_aforesaid.
<h039.P005.017>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
#
## <h040>
# chapter  40 BRIONY
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h040.P002.001>    The_Common_white_Briony_groweth_ramping_upon_the
<h040.P002.002>    Hedges,_sending_forth_many_long_rough_very_tender_branches
<h040.P002.003>    at_the_beginning_with_many_very_rough_broad_Leavs_theron,
<h040.P002.004>    cut_(for_the_most_part)_into_five_partitions,_in_form_very
<h040.P002.005>    like_a_Vine_Leaf,_but_smaller,_rougher,_and_of_a_whitish
<h040.P002.006>    or_hoary_green_colour,_spreading_very_far,_spreading_and
<h040.P002.007>    twining_with_his_smal_Claspers_(that_come_forth_at_the
<h040.P002.008>    Joynts_with_the_Leavs)_very_far_on_whatsoever_standeth
<h040.P002.009>    next_it:_At_the_several_Joynts_also_(especially_towards
<h040.P002.010>    the_top_of_the_Branches)_cometh_forth_a_long_Stalk_bearing
<h040.P002.011>    many_whitish_Flowers,_together_in_a_long_tuft,_consisting
<h040.P002.012>    of_five_smal_Leaves_apiece,_laid_open_like_a_Star:_after
<h040.P002.013>    which_come_the_Berries,_separated_one_from_another_more
<h040.P002.014>    than_a_Cluster_of_Grapes,_green_at_the_first,_and_very_red
<h040.P002.015>    when_they_are_through_ripe,_of_no_good_sent,_but_of_a_most
<h040.P002.016>    loathsom_tast_provoking_Vomit:_The_Root_groweth_to_be
<h040.P002.017>    exceeding_great_with_many_long_Twines_or_Branches_growing
<h040.P002.018>    from_it_of_a_pale_whitish_colour_on_the_outside,_and_more
<h040.P002.019>    white_within,_and_of_a_sharp,_bitter_loathsom_tast.
<h040.P002.020>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h040.P004.001>    It_groweth_on_Banks,_or_under_Hedges,_through_this_Land
<h040.P004.002>    the_Roots_lie_very_deep.
<h040.P004.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h040.P006.001>    It_Flowereth_in_July_and_August,_some_earlier_and_some
<h040.P006.002>    later_than_others.
<h040.P006.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h040.P008.001>    The_Roots_of_the_Briony_purge_the_Belly_with_great
<h040.P008.002>    Violence,_troubling_the_Stomach,_and_hurting_the_Liver,
<h040.P008.003>    and_therfore_not_rashly_to_be_taken,_but_being_corrected
<h040.P008.004>    is_very_profitable_for_the_Diseases_of_the_Head,_as
<h040.P008.005>    Falling-sickness,_Giddiness,_and_Swimmings,_by_drawing
<h040.P008.006>    away_much_Flegm_and_Rhewmatick_humors_that_oppress_the
<h040.P008.007>    Head,_as_also_the_Joynts_and_Sinews,_and_is_therfore_good
<h040.P008.008>    {Note_59_here}
<h040.P008.009>    for_Palseys,_Convulsions,_Cramps,_and_Stitches_in_the
<h040.P008.010>    Sides,_and_the_Dropsie;_and_in_provoking_Urin_it_clenseth
<h040.P008.011>    the_Reins_and_Kidnies_from_Gravel_and_the_Stone,_and
<h040.P008.012>    consumeth_the_hardness_and_swellings_therof._The
<h040.P008.013>    Decoction_of_the_Root_in_Wine_drunk_once_a_week_at_going
<h040.P008.014>    to_bed,_clenseth_the_Mother,_and_helpeth_the_rising,
<h040.P008.015>    therof,_expelleth_the_dead_Child,_and_Afterbirth,_but_is
<h040.P008.016>    not_to_be_used_by_Women_with_Child,_for_fear_of_abortion;
<h040.P008.017>    a_dram_of_the_Root_in_Pouder_taken_in_white_Wine_bringeth
<h040.P008.018>    down_their_Courses._An_Electuary_made_of_the_Roots_and
<h040.P008.019>    Honey,_doth_mightily_clens_the_Chest_of_Rotten_Flegm,_and
<h040.P008.020>    wonderfully_help_an_old_strong_Cough,_those_that_are
<h040.P008.021>    troubled_with_shortness_of_Breath,_and_is_very_good_for
<h040.P008.022>    them_that_are_brused_inwardly,_to_help_to_expel_the
<h040.P008.023>    clotted_or_congealed_Blood._The_Leavs,_Fruit,_and_Root,
<h040.P008.024>    do_clens_old_and_filthy_Sores,_are_good_against_al
<h040.P008.025>    fretting_and_running_Cankers,_Gangrenes,_and_Tetters,_and
<h040.P008.026>    therfore_the_Berries_are_by_some_Country_People_called
<h040.P008.027>    Tetter-Berries._The_Root_clenseth_the_Skin_wonderfully
<h040.P008.028>    from_al_black_and_blew_Spots,_Freckles,_Morphew,_Leprosie,
<h040.P008.029>    foul_Scars,_or_other_deformity_whatsoever:_as_also_al
<h040.P008.030>    running_Scabs,_and_Manginess_are_healed_by_the_Pouder_of
<h040.P008.031>    the_dried_Root,_or_the_Juyce_therof,_but_especially_by_the
<h040.P008.032>    fine_white_hardned_Juyce:_The_distilled_water_of_the
<h040.P008.033>    {Note_60_here}
<h040.P008.034>    Roots_worketh_the_same_effects_but_more_weakly._The_Root
<h040.P008.035>    bruised_and_applied_of_it_self_to_any_place_where_the
<h040.P008.036>    Bones_are_broken,_helpeth_to_draw_them_forth,_as_also
<h040.P008.037>    Splinters_and_Thorns_in_the_Flesh;_and_being_applied_with
<h040.P008.038>    a_little_Wine_mixed_therwith_it_breaketh_Boyls,_and
<h040.P008.039>    helpeth_Whitlows_on_the_Joynts.
<h040.P008.040>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h040.P011.001>    For_al_these_latter_beginning_at_Sores,_Cankers_&c.
<h040.P011.002>    apply_it_outwardly_and_take_my_advice_along_with_you,_you
<h040.P011.003>    shal_find_in_my_Translation_of_the_London_Dispensatory,
<h040.P011.004>    {Note_61_here}
<h040.P011.005>    among_the_Preparations_at_latter_end,_a_Medicin_called
<h040.P011.006>    Focculae_Brioniae,_take_that_and_use_it,_you_have_the_way
<h040.P011.007>    there_how_to_make_it,_and_mix_that_with_a_little_Hogs
<h040.P011.008>    Greas_or_other_convenient_Oyntment,_and_use_it_at_your
<h040.P011.009>    need.
<h040.P011.010>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h040.P013.001>    As_for_the_former_Diseases_where_it_must_be_taken
<h040.P013.002>    inwardly,_it_purgeth_very_Violently,_and_needs_an_abler
<h040.P013.003>    hand_to_correct_it_than_most_Country_people_have,_therfore
<h040.P013.004>    it_is_a_better_way_for_them_(in_my_opinion)_to_let_the
<h040.P013.005>    Simple_alone,_and_take_the_Compound_Water_of_it,_mentioned
<h040.P013.006>    in_my_Dispensatory,_and_that_is_far_more_safe,_being
<h040.P013.007>    wisely_corrected.
<h040.P013.008>    =
#
## <h041>
# chapter  41 BROOKLIME
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h041.P002.001>    This_sendeth_forth_from_a_creeping_Root,_that_shooteth
<h041.P002.002>    forth_strings_at_every_Joynt_as_it_runneth,_divers_and
<h041.P002.003>    sundry_green_Stalks,_round_and_sappy_with_some_branchs_on
<h041.P002.004>    them,_somwhat_broad,_round,_deep_green,_and_thick_Leavs
<h041.P002.005>    set_by_couples_theron:_from_the_Bosom_wherof_shoot_forth
<h041.P002.006>    long_Footstalks,_with_sundry_smal_blue_Flowers_on_them,
<h041.P002.007>    that_consist_of_five_smal_round_pointed_Leavs_apiece.
<h041.P002.008>    =
<h041.P002.009>    There_is_another_sort_nothing_differing_from_the
<h041.P002.010>    former,_but_that_it_is_greater,_and_the_Flowers_of_a_paler
<h041.P002.011>    blue_Colour.
<h041.P002.012>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h041.P004.001>    They_grow_in_smal_Standing_Waters,_and_usually_neer
<h041.P004.002>    Watercresses.
<h041.P004.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h041.P006.001>    And_Flower_in_June_and_July,_giving_Seed_the_next_Month
<h041.P006.002>    after.
<h041.P006.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h041.P008.001>    Brooklime_and_Watercresses_are_generally_used_together
<h041.P008.002>    in_Diet_Drinks_with_other_things,_serving_to_purge_the
<h041.P008.003>    Blood_and_Body_from_ill_Humors_that_would_destroy_health,
<h041.P008.004>    and_are_helpful_for_the_Scurvy:_They_do_also_provoke
<h041.P008.005>    {Note_62_here}
<h041.P008.006>    Urin,_and_help_to_break_the_Stone_and_pass_it_away;_they
<h041.P008.007>    procure_Womens_Courses,_and_expel_the_dead_Child._Being
<h041.P008.008>    fried_with_Butter_and_Vinegar_and_applied_warm,_it_helpeth
<h041.P008.009>    all_manner_of_Tumors_or_Swellings,_and_Inflamations.
<h041.P008.010>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h041.P010.001>    Such_drinks_ought_to_be_made_of_Sundry_Herbs_according
<h041.P010.002>    to_the_Malady_offending,_I_shal_give_a_plain_and_easie
<h041.P010.003>    Rule_at_the_latter_end_of_the_Book.
<h041.P010.004>    =
#
## <h042>
# chapter  42 BUTCHERS-BROOM
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h042.P002.001>    The_first_shoots_that_sprout_from_the_Root_of
<h042.P002.002>    Butchers-Broom_are_thick,_whitish,_and_short,_somwhat_like
<h042.P002.003>    those_of_Asparagus,_but_greater;_these_rising_up_to_be_a
<h042.P002.004>    foot_and_an_half_high_are_spread_into_divers_Branches,
<h042.P002.005>    green_&_somwhat_crested_with_the_roundness,_tough_and
<h042.P002.006>    flexible,_wheron_are_set_somwhat_broad_and_almost_round
<h042.P002.007>    hard_Leavs,_sharp_and_prickly_pointed_at_the_ends,_of_a
<h042.P002.008>    dark_green_colour,_two_for_the_most_part_set_at_a_place,
<h042.P002.009>    very_close_or_neer_together;_about_the_middle_of_the_Leaf,
<h042.P002.010>    on_the_back_or_lower_side_from_the_middle_Rib,_breaketh
<h042.P002.011>    forth_a_smal_whitish_green_Flower_consisting_of_four_smal
<h042.P002.012>    round_pointed_Leavs_standing_upon_little_or_no_Footstalk,
<h042.P002.013>    and_in_the_place_wherof_cometh_a_smal_round_Berry,_green
<h042.P002.014>    at_the_first,_and_red_when_it_is_ripe,_wherin_are_two_or
<h042.P002.015>    three_white,_hard,_round_Seeds_contained:_The_Root_is
<h042.P002.016>    thick,_white,_and_great_at_the_Head,_and_from_thence
<h042.P002.017>    sendeth_forth_divers_thick,_white,_long,_tough_strings.
<h042.P002.018>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h042.P004.001>    It_groweth_in_Copses,_and_upon_Heaths_and_wast_grounds,
<h042.P004.002>    and_often_times_under_or_neer_the_Holly-Bushes.
<h042.P004.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h042.P006.001>    It_shooteth_forth_his_yong_buds_in_the_Spring_and_the
<h042.P006.002>    Berries_are_ripe_in_or_about_September,_The_Branches_and
<h042.P006.003>    Leavs_abiding_green_al_the_Winter.
<h042.P006.004>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h042.P008.001>    The_Decoction_of_the_Roots_made_with_Wine,_openeth
<h042.P008.002>    Obstructions,_provoketh_Urin,_helpeth_to_expel_Gravel_and
<h042.P008.003>    the_Stone,_the_Strangury,_and_Womens_Courses,_as_also_the
<h042.P008.004>    yellow_Jaundice_and_the_Head-ach;_and_with_some_Honey_or
<h042.P008.005>    Sugar_put_therunto,_clenseth_the_Breast_of_Flegm,_and_the
<h042.P008.006>    Chest_of_much_clammy_Humors_gathered_therin._The
<h042.P008.007>    Decoction_of_the_Roots_drunk,_and_a_Pultis_made_of_the
<h042.P008.008>    {Note_63_here}
<h042.P008.009>    Berries_and_Leavs_being_applied,_are_effectual_in_knitting
<h042.P008.010>    and_consolidating_broken_Bones_and_Parts_out_of_Joynt.
<h042.P008.011>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h042.P010.001>    It_is_called_Bruscus_in_some_places,_and_in_Sussex
<h042.P010.002>    Kneeholly,_and_Kneeholm._The_common_way_of_using_it_is_to
<h042.P010.003>    boyl_the_Roots_of_it_and_Parsly,_and_Fennel,_and_Smallage
<h042.P010.004>    in_white_Wine,_and_drink_the_Decoction,_adding_the_like
<h042.P010.005>    quantity_of_Grass_Roots_to_them;_the_more_of_the_Roots_you
<h042.P010.006>    boyl_the_stronger_will_the_Decoction_be,_it_works_no_ill
<h042.P010.007>    effects,_yet_I_hope_you_have_wit_enough_to_give_the
<h042.P010.008>    strongest_Decoction_to_the_strongest_Bodies.
<h042.P010.009>    =
#
## <h043>
# chapter  43 BROOM_BROOMRAPE
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit P text
<h043.P001.001>    To_spend_time_in_writing_a_Descripton_herof_is
<h043.P001.002>    altogether_needless,_it_being_so_generally_used_by_all_the
<h043.P001.003>    good_Huswifes_almost_through_this_Land_to_sweep_their
<h043.P001.004>    Houses_with_and_therfore_very_wel_known_to_all_sorts_of
<h043.P001.005>    people.
<h043.P001.006>    =
<h043.P001.007>    The_Broomrape_springeth_up_in_many_places_from_the
<h043.P001.008>    Roots_of_the_Broom,_(but_more_often_in_fields,_by_Hedg
<h043.P001.009>    sides,_and_on_Heaths)._The_Stalk_wherof_is_of_the_bigness
<h043.P001.010>    of_a_Finger_or_Thumb,_above_two_Foot_high_having_a_show_of
<h043.P001.011>    Leavs_on_them_and_many_Flowers_at_the_top,_of_a_deadish,
<h043.P001.012>    yellow_colour,_as_also_the_Stalks_and_Leavs_are.
<h043.P001.013>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h043.P003.001>    They_grow_in_many_places_of_this_Land_commonly,_and_as
<h043.P003.002>    commonly_spoyl_all_the_Land_they_grow_in.
<h043.P003.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h043.P005.001>    And_Flower_in_the_Summer_Months,_and_give_their_Seed
<h043.P005.002>    before_Winter.
<h043.P005.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h043.P007.001>    The_Juyce,_or_Decoction_of_the_yong_Branches,_or_Seed,
<h043.P007.002>    or_the_Pouder_of_the_Seed_taken_in_Drink,_purgeth
<h043.P007.003>    downwards,_and_draweth_Flegmatick_and_watery_humors_from
<h043.P007.004>    the_Joynts,_wherby_it_helpeth_the_Dropsie,_Gout,_Sciatica,
<h043.P007.005>    and_the_pains_in_the_Hips_and_Joynts:_It_also_provoketh
<h043.P007.006>    strong_Vomit,_and_helpeth_the_pains_of_the_Sides,_and
<h043.P007.007>    swellings_of_the_Spleen,_clenseth_also_the_Reins,_or
<h043.P007.008>    Kidneys_and_Bladder_of_the_Stone,_provoketh_Urin
<h043.P007.009>    abundantly,_and_hindreth_the_growing_again_of_the_Stone
<h043.P007.010>    {Note_64_here}
<h043.P007.011>    in_the_Body._The_continual_use_of_the_Pouder_of_the
<h043.P007.012>    Leaves_and_Seed,_doth_cure_the_Black_Jaundice:_The
<h043.P007.013>    distilled_Water_of_the_Flowers_is_profitable_for_al_the
<h043.P007.014>    same_purposes;_it_also_helpeth_Surfets,_and_altereth_the
<h043.P007.015>    Fits_of_Agues,_if_three_or_four_ounces_therof,_with_as
<h043.P007.016>    much_of_the_Water_of_the_lesser_Centaury_and_a_little
<h043.P007.017>    Sugar_put_therin,_be_taken_a_little_before_the_fit_cometh,
<h043.P007.018>    and_the_party_be_laid_down_to_sweat_in_their_Bed._The_Oyl
<h043.P007.019>    or_Water_that_is_drawn_from_the_ends_of_the_green_sticks
<h043.P007.020>    heated_in_the_fire,_helpeth_the_Toothach._The_Juyce_of
<h043.P007.021>    the_yong_Branches_made_into_an_Oyment_of_old_Hogs_Greas
<h043.P007.022>    and_anointed,_Or_the_yong_Branches_bruised_and_heated_in
<h043.P007.023>    Oyl_or_Hogs_Greas,_and_laid_to_the_Sides_pained_by_wind,
<h043.P007.024>    as_in_Stitches,_or_the_Spleen,_easeth_them_in_once_or
<h043.P007.025>    twice_using_it:_The_same_boyled_in_Oyl_is_the_safest_and
<h043.P007.026>    surest_Medicine_to_kil_Lice_in_the_Head_or_Body_of_any;
<h043.P007.027>    and_is_an_especial_Remedy_for_Joynt_aches,_and_swoln_Knees
<h043.P007.028>    that_come_by_the_falling_down_of_Humors.
<h043.P007.029>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h043.P009.001>    The_Broomrape_also_is_not_without_his_Vertues.
<h043.P009.002>    {Note_65_here}
<h043.P009.003>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h043.P011.001>    The_Decoction_therof_in_Wine_is_thought_to_be_as
<h043.P011.002>    effectual_to_avoid_the_Stone_in_the_Kidnies_and_Bladder,
<h043.P011.003>    and_to_provoke_Urin,_as_the_Broom_it_self:_The_Juyce
<h043.P011.004>    therof_is_a_singular_good_help_to_cure_as_wel_green
<h043.P011.005>    Wounds,_as_old_and_filthy_Sores,_and_malignant_Ulcers.
<h043.P011.006>    The_insolate_Oyl_wherin_there_hath_been_three_or_four
<h043.P011.007>    Repetitions_of_Infusion_of_the_top_stalks_with_Flowers
<h043.P011.008>    strained_and_cleered,_clenseth_the_Skin_of_al_manner_of
<h043.P011.009>    Spots,_Marks_and_Freckles_that_arise_either_by_the_heat_of
<h043.P011.010>    the_Sun,_or_the_Malignity_of_humors.
<h043.P011.011>    =
<h043.P011.012>    As_for_the_Broom_(for_as_yet_I_know_not_what_to_say_to
<h043.P011.013>    Broomrape_in_the_business)_but_as_from_Broom,_Mars_owns
<h043.P011.014>    it,_and_it_is_exceeding_prejucidial_to_the_Liver,_I
<h043.P011.015>    suppose_by_reason_of_the_Antipathy_between_Jupiter_and
<h043.P011.016>    Mars,_therfore_if_the_Liver_be_disaffected,_administer_not
<h043.P011.017>    of_it.
<h043.P011.018>    =
#
## <h044>
# chapter  44 BUCK-HORN_PLANTANE
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h044.P002.001>    This_being_sown_of_Seed,_riseth_up_at_the_first_with
<h044.P002.002>    smal,_long,_narrow_hairy_dark_green_Leavs_like_grass,
<h044.P002.003>    without_any_division_or_gash_in_them;_but_those_that
<h044.P002.004>    follow_are_gashed_in_on_both_sides_the_Leavs_into_three_or
<h044.P002.005>    four_gashes_and_pointed_at_the_ends_resembling_the_Knags
<h044.P002.006>    of_a_Bucks_Horn_(wherof_it_took_the_name)_and_being_well
<h044.P002.007>    grown_round_about_the_Root_upon_the_ground,_in_order_one
<h044.P002.008>    by_another_therby_rsembling_the_form_of_a_Star:_from_among
<h044.P002.009>    which_rise_up_divers_hairy_Stalks,_about_a_hand_breadth
<h044.P002.010>    high,_bearing_every_one_a_smal_long_spiky_Head_like_to
<h044.P002.011>    those_of_the_common_Plantane,_having_such_like_Bloomings
<h044.P002.012>    and_Seed_after_them._The_Root_is_single,_long,_and_smal,
<h044.P002.013>    with_divers_strings_at_it.
<h044.P002.014>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h044.P004.001>    They_grow_in_dry_Sandy_grounds,_as_in_Tuttle-Fields_by
<h044.P004.002>    Westminster,_and_divers_other_places_of_this_Land.
<h044.P004.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h044.P006.001>    They_Flower_and_Seed_in_May,_June,_and_July,_and_their
<h044.P006.002>    green_Leavs_do_in_a_manner_abide_fresh_al_the_Winter.
<h044.P006.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h044.P008.001>    This_boyled_in_Wine_and_drunk,_and_some_of_the_Leavs
<h044.P008.002>    applied_to_the_hurt_place,_is_an_excellent_remedy_for_the
<h044.P008.003>    biting_of_the_Viper_or_Adder_which_I_take_to_be_one_and
<h044.P008.004>    the_same:_The_same_being_also_drunk_helpeth_those_that
<h044.P008.005>    are_troubled_with_the_Stone_in_the_Veins_or_Kidnies_by
<h044.P008.006>    cooling_the_heat_of_the_parts_afflicted_strengthning_them:
<h044.P008.007>    as_also_weak_Stomachs_that_cannot_retain_but_cast_up_their
<h044.P008.008>    Meat._It_stayeth_al_bleedings_at_Mouth_and_Nose,_bloody
<h044.P008.009>    Urin,_or_the_Bloody_Flux,_and_stoppeth_the_Lask_of_the
<h044.P008.010>    Belly_and_Bowels._The_Leavs_herof_bruised_and_laid_to
<h044.P008.011>    their_sides_that_have_an_Ague,_suddenly_easeth_the_Fit:
<h044.P008.012>    and_the_Leavs_and_Roots_beaten_with_some_Bay_Salt_and
<h044.P008.013>    applied_to_the_Wrists,_worketh_the_same_effects._The_Herb
<h044.P008.014>    boyled_in_Ale_or_Wine_and_given_for_some_mornings_and
<h044.P008.015>    evenings_together,_staieth_the_distillations_of_hot_and
<h044.P008.016>    sharp_Rhewms_falling_into_the_Eyes_from_the_Head,_and
<h044.P008.017>    helpeth_al_sorts_of_sore_Eyes.
<h044.P008.018>    {Note_66_here}
<h044.P008.019>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h044.P010.001>    Venus_challengeth_the_Dominion_of_this_Herb.
<h044.P010.002>    =
#
## <h045>
# chapter  45 BUGLE
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h045.P002.001>    This_hath_larger_Leavs_than_those_of_the_Selfheal,_but
<h045.P002.002>    els_of_the_same_fashion,_or_rather_a_little_longer,_in
<h045.P002.003>    some_green_on_the_upper_side,_and_in_others_more_brownish,
<h045.P002.004>    dented_about_the_edges,_somwhat_hairy,_as_the_square_Stalk
<h045.P002.005>    is_also,_which_riseth_up_to_be_half_a_yard_high_somtimes,
<h045.P002.006>    with_the_Leavs_set_by_couples;_from_the_middle_almost
<h045.P002.007>    hereof_upwards_stand_the_Flowers_together,_with_many
<h045.P002.008>    smaler_and_browner_Leaves_than_the_rest_on_this_stalk
<h045.P002.009>    below,_set_at_distances,_and_the_stalk_bare_between_them,
<h045.P002.010>    among_which_Flowers_are_also_smal_ones_of_a_bluish,_and
<h045.P002.011>    somtimes_of_an_Ash_colour,_fashioned_like_the_Flowers_of
<h045.P002.012>    the_Ground-Ivy,_after_which_come_small,_round,_blackish
<h045.P002.013>    Seed._The_Root_is_composed_of_many_strings,_and_spreadeth
<h045.P002.014>    upon_the_ground_in_divers_parts_round_about.
<h045.P002.015>    =
<h045.P002.016>    The_White-flowered_Bugle_differeth_not_in_form_or
<h045.P002.017>    greatness_from_the_former,_saving_that_the_Leavs_and
<h045.P002.018>    Stalks_are_alwaies_green_and_never_brown_like_the_other,
<h045.P002.019>    and_that_the_Flowers_therof_are_very_white.
<h045.P002.020>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h045.P004.001>    They_grow_in_Woods,_wet_Copses,_and_Fields_generally
<h045.P004.002>    throughout_England;_but_the_White_flowered_Bugle_is_not_so
<h045.P004.003>    plentiful_as_the_other.
<h045.P004.004>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h045.P006.001>    They_flower_from_May_until_July,_and_in_the_mean_time
<h045.P006.002>    perfect_their_Seed._The_Roots_and_Leavs_next_therunto
<h045.P006.003>    upon_the_ground_abiding_all_Winter.
<h045.P006.004>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h045.P008.001>    The_Decoction_of_the_Leavs_and_Flowers_made_in_Wine_and
<h045.P008.002>    taken_dissolveth_the_congeled_Blood_in_those_that_are
<h045.P008.003>    bruised_inwardly_by_a_fall_or_otherwise,_and_is_very
<h045.P008.004>    effectual_for_any_inward_wounds,_Thrusts_or_Stabs_in_the
<h045.P008.005>    Body_or_Bowels,_and_is_an_especial_help_in_all
<h045.P008.006>    Wound-drinks,_and_for_those_that_are_Liver-grown_(as_they
<h045.P008.007>    cal_it.)_It_is_wonderful_in_curing_all_manner_of_Ulcers
<h045.P008.008>    and_Sores_whether_new_and_fresh,_or_old_and_inveterate,
<h045.P008.009>    yea_Gangrenes_and_Fistulaes_also,_if_the_Leavs_bruised_be
<h045.P008.010>    aplied,_or_their_Juyce_used_to_wash_and_bath_the_places.
<h045.P008.011>    And_the_same_made_into_a_Lotion_with_some_Honey_and_Allum,
<h045.P008.012>    cureth_all_sores_of_the_Mouth_or_Gums_be_they_never_so
<h045.P008.013>    foul,_or_of_long_continuance;_and_worketh_no_less
<h045.P008.014>    powerfully_and_effectually_for_such_Ulcers_and_Sores_as
<h045.P008.015>    happen_in_the_secret_parts_of_Men_or_Women:_Being_also
<h045.P008.016>    taken_inwardly,_and_outwardly_applied,_it_helpeth_those
<h045.P008.017>    that_have_broken_any_Bone,_or_have_any_Member_out_of
<h045.P008.018>    joynt._An_Ointment_made_with_the_Leaves_of_Bugle,
<h045.P008.019>    {Note_67_here}
<h045.P008.020>    Scabious_and_Sanicle_bruised_and_boyled_in_Hogs-Greas,
<h045.P008.021>    until_the_Herbs_be_dry,_and_then_strained_forth_into_a
<h045.P008.022>    Pot,_for_such_occasions_as_shal_require_it_is_so_singular
<h045.P008.023>    good_for_all_sorts_of_hurts_in_the_Body,_that_non_that
<h045.P008.024>    know_its_usefulness_will_be_without_it.
<h045.P008.025>    =
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#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h045.P010.001>    This_Herb_is_belonging_to_Dame_Venus,_and_if_the
<h045.P010.002>    Vertues_of_it_make_you_in_love_with_it,_(as_they_wil_if
<h045.P010.003>    you_be_wise)_keep_a_Syrup_of_it_to_take_inwardly,_and_an
<h045.P010.004>    Ointment_and_Plaister_of_it_to_use_outwardly_alwaies_by
<h045.P010.005>    you.
<h045.P010.006>    =
<h045.P010.007>    The_truth_is_I_have_known_this_Herb_cure_some_Diseases
<h045.P010.008>    of_Saturn,_of_which_I_thought_good_to_quote_one._Many
<h045.P010.009>    times_such_as_give_themselvs_much_to_drinking_are_troubled
<h045.P010.010>    with_strange_Fancies,_strange_sights_in_the_night-time,
<h045.P010.011>    and_some_with_Voices,_as_also_with_the_Diseas_Ephialtes_or
<h045.P010.012>    the_Mare._I_take_the_reason_of_this_to_be_(according_to
<h045.P010.013>    {Note_68_here}
<h045.P010.014>    Fernelius)_a_Melancholly_vapor_made_thin_by_excessive
<h045.P010.015>    drinking_strong_Liquor,_and_so_flys_up_and_disturbs_the
<h045.P010.016>    Fancy,_and_breeds_imaginations_like_it_self,_viz._fearful
<h045.P010.017>    and_troublesom:_These_I_have_known_cured_by_taking_only
<h045.P010.018>    two_spoonfuls_of_the_Syrup_of_this_Herb,_after_Supper_two
<h045.P010.019>    hours_when_you_go_to_bed._But_whether_this_do_it_by
<h045.P010.020>    Sympathy_or_Antipathy_is_som_question;_all_that_know_any
<h045.P010.021>    thing_in_Astrologie,_know_that_there_is_a_great_Antipathy
<h045.P010.022>    between_Saturn_and_Venus_in_matter_of_Procreation,_yea
<h045.P010.023>    such_an_one,_that_the_barreness_of_Saturn_can_be_removed
<h045.P010.024>    by_none_but_Venus,_nor_the_lust_of_Venus_be_repelled_by
<h045.P010.025>    none_but_Saturn:_but_I_am_not_yet_of_opinion_this_is_done
<h045.P010.026>    this_way;_and_my_reason_is_because_these_vapors_though_in
<h045.P010.027>    quality_Melancholly,_yet_by_their_flying_upward_seem_to_be
<h045.P010.028>    somthing_Aeriel,_therfore_I_rather_think_it_is_done_by
<h045.P010.029>    Sympathy,_Saturn_being_exalted_in_Libra_the_house_of
<h045.P010.030>    Venus.
<h045.P010.031>    =
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#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h045.P012.001>    Selfheal,_which_follows,_is_of_the_same_nature,_and_I
<h045.P012.002>    am_of_opinion_the_same_Herb,_only_differs_a_little_in_form
<h045.P012.003>    according_to_the_difference_of_place_they_grow_in;_this_I
<h045.P012.004>    am_sure_they_work_the_same_effect.
<h045.P012.005>    =
#
## <h046>
# chapter  46 BURNET
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit P text
<h046.P001.001>    The_common_Garden_Burnet_is_so_well_known_that_it
<h046.P001.002>    needeth_no_description._There_is_another_sort_which_is
<h046.P001.003>    wild,_the_description_wherof_take_as_followeth.
<h046.P001.004>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h046.P003.001>    The_great_wild_Burnet,_hath_winged_Leavs_rising_from
<h046.P003.002>    the_Roots_like_the_Garden_Burnet,_but_not_so_many,_yet
<h046.P003.003>    each_of_these_Leavs_are_at_the_least_twice_as_large_as_the
<h046.P003.004>    other,_and_nicked_in_the_same_manner_about_the_edges,_of_a
<h046.P003.005>    grayish_colour_on_the_underside:_The_Stalks_are_greater
<h046.P003.006>    and_rise_higher,_with_many_such_like_Leavs_set_theron,_and
<h046.P003.007>    greater_heads_at_the_tops_of_a_brownish_green_colour,_and
<h046.P003.008>    out_of_them_come_smal_dark_purple_Flowers,_like_the
<h046.P003.009>    former,_but_greater._The_Root_is_black_and_long_like_the
<h046.P003.010>    other,_but_greater_also:_It_hath_almost_neither_scent_nor
<h046.P003.011>    tast_therin_like_the_Garden_kind.
<h046.P003.012>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h046.P005.001>    The_first_grows_frequently_in_Gardens._The_Wild_kind
<h046.P005.002>    groweth_in_divers_Countries_of_this_Land,_especially_in
<h046.P005.003>    Huntington_&_Northampton_shires_in_the_Meadows_there;_as
<h046.P005.004>    also_near_London_by_Pancras-Church,_and_by_a_Causey_side
<h046.P005.005>    in_the_middle_of_a_Field_by_Paddington.
<h046.P005.006>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h046.P007.001>    They_flower_about_the_end_of_June_and_beginning_of
<h046.P007.002>    July,_and_their_Seed_is_ripe_in_August.
<h046.P007.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h046.P009.001>    They_are_accounted_to_be_both_of_one_property,_but_the
<h046.P009.002>    lesser_is_more_effectual,_because_quicker_and_more
<h046.P009.003>    Aromatical:_It_is_a_friend_to_the_Heart,_Liver,_and_other
<h046.P009.004>    the_principal_parts_of_a_mans_Body._Two_or_three_of_the
<h046.P009.005>    Stalks_with_Leavs_put_into_a_Cup_of_Wine,_especially
<h046.P009.006>    Clarret,_are_known_to_quicken_the_Spirits,_refresh_and
<h046.P009.007>    cheer_the_Heart_and_drive_away_Melancholly._It_is_a
<h046.P009.008>    special_help_to_defend_the_Heart_from_noisom_vapors,_and
<h046.P009.009>    from_Infection_of_the_Pestilence,_the_Juyce_therof_being
<h046.P009.010>    taken_in_som_Drink,_and_the_party_laid_to_sweat_thereupon.
<h046.P009.011>    {Note_69_here}
<h046.P009.012>    They_have_also_a_drying_and_an_astringent_quality,_whereby
<h046.P009.013>    they_are_available_in_all_manner_of_Fluxes_or_Bloud_or
<h046.P009.014>    Humors,_to_stanch_bleedings_inward_or_outward,_Lasks,
<h046.P009.015>    Scourings,_the_Bloudy-flux,_Womens_too_abundant_Courses,
<h046.P009.016>    the_Whites,_and_the_Chollerick_belchings_and_castings_of
<h046.P009.017>    the_Stomach;_and_is_a_singular_good_Wound-herb_for_all
<h046.P009.018>    sorts_of_Wounds_both_of_the_Head_and_Body,_either_inward
<h046.P009.019>    or_outward;_for_all_old_Ulcers,_or_running_Cankers_and
<h046.P009.020>    moist_sores_to_be_used_either_by_the_Juyce_or_Decoction_of
<h046.P009.021>    the_Herb,_or_by_the_Pouder_of_the_Herb_or_Root,_or_the
<h046.P009.022>    Water_of_the_Distilled_Herb,_or_Ointment_by_it_self,_or
<h046.P009.023>    with_other_things_to_be_kept._The_Seed_is_also_no_less
<h046.P009.024>    effectual_both_to_stop_Fluxes_and_dry_up_moist_Sores,
<h046.P009.025>    being_taken_in_Pouder_inwardly,_in_Wine_or_steeled_Water,
<h046.P009.026>    that_is,_wherin_hot_Gads_of_Steel_have_been_quenched._Or
<h046.P009.027>    the_Pouder_of_the_Seed_mixed_with_the_Ointments.
<h046.P009.028>    =
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#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h046.P011.001>    This_is_an_Herb_the_Sun_challengeth_dominion_over,_and
<h046.P011.002>    is_a_most_precious_Herb,_little_inferior_to_Betony:_The
<h046.P011.003>    continual_use_of_it_preservs_the_Body_in_health,_and_the
<h046.P011.004>    Spirits_in_vigor;_for_if_the_Sun_be_the_preserver_of_life
<h046.P011.005>    under_God,_his_Herbs_are_the_best_in_the_World_to_do_it
<h046.P011.006>    by.
<h046.P011.007>    =
#
## <h047>
# chapter  47 BUTTER-BUR
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h047.P002.001>    This_riseth_up_in_February,_with_a_thick_Stalk_about_a
<h047.P002.002>    foot_high,_whereon_are_set_a_few_smal_Leavs,_or_rather
<h047.P002.003>    pieces,_and_at_the_tops_a_long_spiked_head_of_Flowers,_of
<h047.P002.004>    a_blush_or_deep_red_colour,_according_to_the_soil_wherin
<h047.P002.005>    it_groweth;_and_before_the_Stalk_with_the_Flowers_have
<h047.P002.006>    abidden_a_month_above_ground,_wil_be_withered_and_gone,
<h047.P002.007>    blown_away_with_the_wind;_and_the_Leaves_will_begin_to
<h047.P002.008>    spring,_which_being_full_grown_are_very_large_&_broad,
<h047.P002.009>    being_somwhat_thin_and_almost_round,_whose_thick_red
<h047.P002.010>    footstalks,_about_a_foot_long_stand_towards_the_middle_of
<h047.P002.011>    the_Leavs:_The_lower_parts_being_divided_into_two_round
<h047.P002.012>    parts,_close_almost_one_to_another,_and_of_a_pale_green
<h047.P002.013>    colour,_and_hoary_underneath._The_Root_is_long_and
<h047.P002.014>    spreading_under_ground,_being_in_some_places_no_bigger
<h047.P002.015>    than_ones_Finger,_in_others_much_bigger,_blackish_on_the
<h047.P002.016>    outside_&_white_within,_of_a_bitter_and_unpleasant_tast.
<h047.P002.017>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h047.P004.001>    They_grow_in_low_and_wet_ground_by_Rivers_and_Waters
<h047.P004.002>    side:_their_Flower_(as_is_said)_rising_and_decaying_in
<h047.P004.003>    February_and_March,_before_the_Leavs_which_appear_in
<h047.P004.004>    April.
<h047.P004.005>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h047.P006.001>    The_Roots_hereof_are_by_long_experience_found_to_be
<h047.P006.002>    very_available_against_the_Plague_and_Pestilential
<h047.P006.003>    Feavers,_by_provoking_Sweat,_if_the_Pouder_therof_be_taken
<h047.P006.004>    in_Wine,_it_also_resisteth_the_force_of_any_other_Poyson.
<h047.P006.005>    {Note_70_here}
<h047.P006.006>    The_Root_hereof_taken_with_Zedoary_and_Angelica,_or
<h047.P006.007>    without_them,_helps_the_rising_of_the_Mother:_The
<h047.P006.008>    Decoction_of_the_Root_in_Wine_is_singular_good_for_those
<h047.P006.009>    that_wheeze_much,_or_are_short-winded._It_provoketh_Urin
<h047.P006.010>    also_and_Womens_courses,_and_killeth_the_flat_and_broad
<h047.P006.011>    Worms_in_the_Belly._The_Pouder_of_the_Root_doth
<h047.P006.012>    wonderfully_help_to_dry_up_the_moisture_of_sores_that_are
<h047.P006.013>    hard_to_be_cured,_and_taketh_away_all_spots_and_blemishes
<h047.P006.014>    of_the_skin.
<h047.P006.015>    =
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#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h047.P008.001>    It_were_wel_if_Gentlewomen_would_keep_this_Root
<h047.P008.002>    preserved_to_help_their_poor_Neighbors:_It_is_fit_the
<h047.P008.003>    Rich_should_help_the_Poor,_for_the_Poor_cannot_help
<h047.P008.004>    themselvs.
<h047.P008.005>    =
#
## <h048>
# chapter  48 BUR-DOCK
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit P text
<h048.P001.001>    It_is_so_well_known_even_to_the_little_Boys_who_pul_off
<h048.P001.002>    the_Burs_to_throw_and_stick_upon_one_another,_that_I_shal
<h048.P001.003>    spare_to_write_any_description_of_it.
<h048.P001.004>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h048.P003.001>    They_grow_plentifully_by_Ditches_and_Water-sides,_and
<h048.P003.002>    by_the_high-wales_almost_every_where_through_this_Land.
<h048.P003.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h048.P005.001>    The_Bur_Leavs_are_cooling,_moderatly_drying,_and
<h048.P005.002>    discussing_withal,_whereby_it_is_good_for_old_Ulcers_and
<h048.P005.003>    Sores:_A_dram_of_the_Roots_taken_with_Pine_Kernels,
<h048.P005.004>    helpeth_them_that_spit_foul,_mattery,_and_bloudy_Flegm:
<h048.P005.005>    The_Leavs_applied_on_the_places_troubled_with_the
<h048.P005.006>    shrinking_of_the_Sinews_or_Arteries,_give_much_ease:_The
<h048.P005.007>    Juyce_of_the_Leavs,_or_rather_the_Roots_themselvs_given_to
<h048.P005.008>    drink_with_old_Wine_doth_wonderfully_help_the_bitings_of
<h048.P005.009>    any_Serpents:_And_the_Root_beaten_with_a_little_Salt_and
<h048.P005.010>    laid_on_the_place,_suddenly_easeth_the_pain_thereof,_and
<h048.P005.011>    {Note_71_here}
<h048.P005.012>    helpeth_those_that_are_bit_with_a_mad-Dog._The_Juyce_of
<h048.P005.013>    the_Leavs_taken_with_Honey_provoketh_Urin,_and_remedieth
<h048.P005.014>    the_pain_of_the_Bladder._The_Seed_being_drunk_in_Wine
<h048.P005.015>    forty_daies_together,_doth_wonderfully_help_the_Sciatica.
<h048.P005.016>    The_Leavs_bruised_with_the_White_of_an_Egg_and_applied_to
<h048.P005.017>    any_place_burnt_with_Fire,_taketh_out_the_Fire,_gives
<h048.P005.018>    sudden_ease,_and_heals_it_up_afterwards._The_Decoction_of
<h048.P005.019>    them_fomented_on_any_fretting_sore_or_Canker_stayeth_the
<h048.P005.020>    corroding_quality,_which_must_be_afterwards_anointed_with
<h048.P005.021>    an_Ointment_made_of_the_same_Liquor,_Hogs-Greas,_Nitre_and
<h048.P005.022>    Vinegar,_boyled_together._The_Roots_may_be_preserved_with
<h048.P005.023>    Sugar,_and_taken_fasting,_or_at_other_times_for_the_said
<h048.P005.024>    purposes,_and_for_Consumptions,_the_Ston,_and_the_Lask.
<h048.P005.025>    The_Seed_is_much_commended_to_break_the_Stone_and_cause_it
<h048.P005.026>    to_be_expelled_by_Urin;_and_is_often_used_with_other_Seeds
<h048.P005.027>    and_things_to_that_purpose.
<h048.P005.028>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h048.P007.001>    Venus_challengeth_this_Herb_for_her_own,_and_by_its
<h048.P007.002>    Leaf_or_Seed_you_may_draw_the_Womb_which_way_you_pleas,
<h048.P007.003>    either_upward_by_applying_it_to_the_Crown_of_the_Heed,_if
<h048.P007.004>    in_case_it_fal_out;_or_downward_in_fits_of_the_Mother,_by
<h048.P007.005>    applying_it_to_the_Soals_of_the_Feet;_Or_if_you_would_stay
<h048.P007.006>    it_in_its_place,_apply_it_to_the_Navel,_and_that_is_one
<h048.P007.007>    good_way_to_stay_the_Child_in_it._See_more_of_it_in_my
<h048.P007.008>    Guide_for_Women.
<h048.P007.009>    =
#
## <h049>
# chapter  49 CABBAGES_COLEWORTS
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit P text
<h049.P001.001>    I_shal_spare_a_labor_in_writing_a_Description_of_these,
<h049.P001.002>    sith_almost_every_one_that_can_but_write_at_all_may
<h049.P001.003>    describe_them_from_his_own_knowledg,_they_being_generally
<h049.P001.004>    so_well_know_that_Descriptions_are_altogether_needless.
<h049.P001.005>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h049.P003.001>    These_are_generally_planted_in_Gardens.
<h049.P003.002>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h049.P005.001>    Their_flowering_time_is_towards_the_middle_or_end_of
<h049.P005.002>    July,_and_the_Seed_is_ripe_in_August.
<h049.P005.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h049.P007.001>    The_Cabbages_or_Coleworts_boyled_gently_in_Broth_and
<h049.P007.002>    eaten_do_open_the_Body,_but_the_second_Decoction_doth_bind
<h049.P007.003>    the_Body._The_Juyce_therof_drunk_in_Wine_helpeth_those
<h049.P007.004>    that_are_bitten_by_an_Adder,_and_the_Decoction_of_the
<h049.P007.005>    Flowers_bringeth_down_Womens_Courses._Being_taken_with
<h049.P007.006>    Honey,_it_recovereth_hoarsness_or_loss_of_the_voice._The
<h049.P007.007>    often_eating_of_them_wel_boyled,_helpeth_those_that_are
<h049.P007.008>    entring_into_a_Consumption._The_Pulp_of_the_middle_Ribs
<h049.P007.009>    of_Coleworts_boyled_in_Almond_Milk,_and_made_up_into_an
<h049.P007.010>    Electuary_with_Honey,_being_taken_often,_is_very
<h049.P007.011>    profitable_for_those_that_are_pursie_and_short-winded.
<h049.P007.012>    Being_boyled_twice,_and_a_old_Cock_boyled_in_the_Broth_and
<h049.P007.013>    drunk,_it_helpeth_the_pains_and_obstructions_of_the_Liver
<h049.P007.014>    and_Spleen,_and_the_Stone_in_the_Kidnies._The_Juyce
<h049.P007.015>    boyled_with_Honey_and_dropped_into_the_corner_of_the_Eye,
<h049.P007.016>    cleareth_the_sight,_by_consuming_any_Film_or_cloud
<h049.P007.017>    begining_to_dim_it;_it_also_consumeth_the_Canker_growing
<h049.P007.018>    therin._They_are_much_commended_being_eaten_before_meat,
<h049.P007.019>    {Note_72_here}
<h049.P007.020>    to_keep_one_from_surfetting,_as_also_from_being_drunk_with
<h049.P007.021>    too_much_Wine,_or_quickly_make_a_man_sober_again_that_is
<h049.P007.022>    drunk_before._For_(as_they_say)_there_is_such_an
<h049.P007.023>    Antipathy_or_enmity_between_the_Vine_and_the_Colewort,
<h049.P007.024>    that_the_one_will_die_where_the_other_groweth._The
<h049.P007.025>    Decoction_of_Colworts_taketh_away_the_pain_and_ach,_and
<h049.P007.026>    allayeth_the_swellings_of_swoln_and_gouty_Legs_and_Knees,
<h049.P007.027>    wherein_many_gross_and_watry_humors_are_fallen,_the_place
<h049.P007.028>    being_bathed_therwith_warm:_It_helpeth_also_old_and
<h049.P007.029>    filthy_sores,_being_washed_therewith,_and_healeth_all_smal
<h049.P007.030>    Scabs,_Pushes_and_Wheals_that_break_out_in_the_Skin._The
<h049.P007.031>    Ashes_of_Colwort_Stalks_mixed_with_old_Hogs-Grease_are
<h049.P007.032>    very_effectual_to_annoint_the_Sides_of_those_that_have_had
<h049.P007.033>    long_pains_therin,_or_any_other_place_pained_with
<h049.P007.034>    Melancholly_and_windy_humors.
<h049.P007.035>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h049.P009.001>    This_was_surely_Chrysippus_his_god,_and_therfore_he
<h049.P009.002>    wrote_a_whol_Volumn_of_them_and_their_Vertues,_and_that
<h049.P009.003>    none_of_the_least_neither,_for_he_would_be_no_smal_Fool,
<h049.P009.004>    he_apropriates_them_to_every_part_of_the_Body,_and_to
<h049.P009.005>    every_Disease_in_every_part,_and_honest_old_Cato_they_say
<h049.P009.006>    used_no_other_Physick,_I_know_not_what_Mettals_their
<h049.P009.007>    Bodies_were_made_of,_this_I_am_sure,_Cabbages_are_extream
<h049.P009.008>    windy_whether_you_take_them_as_Meat,_or_as_Medicine,_yea
<h049.P009.009>    as_windy_Meat_as_can_be_eaten,_unless_you_eat_Bagpipes_or
<h049.P009.010>    Bellows,_and_they_are_but_seldom_eaten_in_our_daies,_and
<h049.P009.011>    Colewort_Flowers_are_somthing_more_tollerable,_and_the
<h049.P009.012>    wholsomer_Food_of_the_two.
<h049.P009.013>    =
<h049.P009.014>    The_Moon_challengeth_the_Dominion_of_the_Herb.
<h049.P009.015>    =
#
## <h050>
# chapter  50 SEA_COLEWORT
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h050.P002.001>    This_hath_divers_somwhat_long_and_broad,_large_thick
<h050.P002.002>    wrinkled_Leavs,_somwhat_crumpled_upon_the_edges,_growing
<h050.P002.003>    each_upon_a_several_thick_Footstalk_very_brittle,_of_a
<h050.P002.004>    grayish_green_colour._From_among_which_riseth_up_a_strong
<h050.P002.005>    thick_stalk_two_Foot_high_and_better,_with_some_Leavs
<h050.P002.006>    theron_to_the_top,_where_it_brancheth_forth_much;_and_on
<h050.P002.007>    every_Branch,_standeth_a_large_Bush_of_pale_whitish
<h050.P002.008>    Flowers,_consisting_of_four_Leavs_apiece:_The_Root_is
<h050.P002.009>    somwhat_great_and_shooteth_forth_many_Branches_under
<h050.P002.010>    ground,_keeping_the_green_Leavs_al_the_Winter.
<h050.P002.011>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h050.P004.001>    They_grow_in_many_places_upon_the_Sea_Coasts,_as_wel_on
<h050.P004.002>    the_Kentish,_as_Essex_Shores,_as_at_Lidd_in_Kent,
<h050.P004.003>    Colechester_in_Essex,_and_divers_other_places,_and_in
<h050.P004.004>    other_Countries_of_this_Land.
<h050.P004.005>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h050.P006.001>    They_Flower_and_Seed_about_the_time_that_other_kinds
<h050.P006.002>    do.
<h050.P006.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h050.P008.001>    The_Broth_or_first_Decoction_of_the_Sea_Colewort_doth
<h050.P008.002>    by_the_sharp_nitrous_and_bitter_qualities_therin,_open_the
<h050.P008.003>    Belly_and_purge_the_Body,_it_clenseth_and_digesteth_more
<h050.P008.004>    powerfully_than_the_other_kind:_The_Seed_herof_bruised
<h050.P008.005>    and_drunk,_killeth_Worms._The_Leavs_or_the_Juyce_of_them
<h050.P008.006>    applied_to_Sores_or_Ulcers_clenseth_and_healeth_them,_and
<h050.P008.007>    dissolveth_Swellings,_and_taketh_away_Inflamations.
<h050.P008.008>    {Note_73_here}
<h050.P008.009>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
#
## <h051>
# chapter  51 CALAMINT
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h051.P002.001>    This_is_a_smal_Herb_seldom_rising_above_a_a_Foot_high,
<h051.P002.002>    with_square_hoary_and_woody_Stalks,_and_two_smal_hoary
<h051.P002.003>    Leavs_set_at_a_Joynt,_about_the_bigness_of_Marjoram,_or
<h051.P002.004>    not_much_cigger,_a_little_dented_about_the_edges,_and_of_a
<h051.P002.005>    very_fierce_or_quick_scent,_as_the_whol_Herb_is:_The
<h051.P002.006>    Flowers_stand_at_several_spaces_of_the_Stalks_from_the
<h051.P002.007>    middle_almost_upwards,_which_are_smal_and_gaping_like_to
<h051.P002.008>    those_Mints,_and_of_a_pale_Blush_colour:_after_which
<h051.P002.009>    follow_smal,_round,_blackish_Seeds:_The_Root_is_smal_and
<h051.P002.010>    Woody,_with_divers_smal_sprigs_spreading_within_the
<h051.P002.011>    ground,_and_dieth_not,_but_abideth_many_yeers.
<h051.P002.012>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h051.P004.001>    It_groweth_on_Heaths,_and_Upland_dry_grounds,_in_many
<h051.P004.002>    places_of_this_Land.
<h051.P004.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h051.P006.001>    They_Flower_in_July,_and_their_Seed_is_ripe_quickly
<h051.P006.002>    after.
<h051.P006.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h051.P008.001>    The_Decoction_of_the_Herb_being_drunk,_bringeth_down
<h051.P008.002>    Womens_Courses_and_provoketh_Urin:_It_is_profitable_for
<h051.P008.003>    those_that_are_Bursten,_or_troubled_with_Convulsions_or
<h051.P008.004>    Cramps,_with_shortness_of_Breath,_or_Chollerick_torments
<h051.P008.005>    and_pains_in_their_Bellies_or_Stomachs,_it_also_helpeth
<h051.P008.006>    the_yellow_Jaundice,_and_staieth_Vomiting,_being_taken_in
<h051.P008.007>    Wine;_taken_with_Salt_and_Honey,_it_killeth_al_manner_of
<h051.P008.008>    Worms_in_the_Body:_It_helpeth_such_as_have_the_Leprosie,
<h051.P008.009>    either_taken_inwardly,_drinking_Whey_after_it,_or_the
<h051.P008.010>    green_Herb_outwardly_applied:_It_hindreth_Conception_in
<h051.P008.011>    Women:_being_either_burned,_or_strewed_in_the_Chamber,_it
<h051.P008.012>    driveth_away_Venemous_Serpents._It_takes_away_black_and
<h051.P008.013>    blue_marks_in_the_Face,_and_maketh_black_Scars_become_wel
<h051.P008.014>    colored,_if_the_green_Herb_(not_the_dry)_be_boyled_in_Wine
<h051.P008.015>    {Note_74_here}
<h051.P008.016>    and_laid_to_the_place,_or_the_place_washed_therwith.
<h051.P008.017>    Being_applied_to_the_Hucklebone,_by_continuance_of_time_it
<h051.P008.018>    spendeth_the_humors_which_caused_the_pain_of_the_Sciatica.
<h051.P008.019>    The_Juyce_dropped_into_the_Ears_killeth_the_Worms_in_them:
<h051.P008.020>    The_Leavs_boyled_in_Wine_and_drunk_provoketh_sweat,_and
<h051.P008.021>    openeth_Obstructions_of_the_Liver_and_Spleen;_it_helpeth
<h051.P008.022>    them_that_have_a_Tettian_Ague_(the_body_being_first
<h051.P008.023>    purged)_by_taking_away_the_cold_Fits._The_Decoction_herof
<h051.P008.024>    with_some_Sugar_put_therto_afterwards,_is_very_profitable
<h051.P008.025>    for_those_that_be_troubled_with_the_overflowing_of_the
<h051.P008.026>    Gal,_and_that_have_an_old_Cough,_and_that_are_scarce_able
<h051.P008.027>    to_breath_by_the_shortness_of_their_wind:_That_have_any
<h051.P008.028>    cold_distemper_in_their_Bowels,_and_are_troubled_with_the
<h051.P008.029>    hardness_of_the_Spleen,_for_al_which_purposes,_both_the
<h051.P008.030>    Pouder_called_Diacalaminthes_and_the_Compound_Syrup_of
<h051.P008.031>    Calamint_(which_are_to_be_had_at_the_Apothecaries)_are
<h051.P008.032>    most_effectual.
<h051.P008.033>    =
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#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h051.P010.001>    Let_not_Women_be_too_busy_with_it,_for_it_works_very
<h051.P010.002>    violently_upon_the_Foeminin_parts.
<h051.P010.003>    =
#
## <h052>
# chapter  52 CHAMOMEL
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit P text
<h052.P001.001>    This_is_so_wel_known_every_where_that_it_is_but_lost
<h052.P001.002>    time_and_labor_to_describe_it._The_Vertues_wherof_are_as
<h052.P001.003>    followeth.
<h052.P001.004>    =
<h052.P001.005>    A_Decoction_made_of_Chamomel_and_drunk,_taketh_away_al
<h052.P001.006>    pains_and_Stitches_in_the_Sides._The_Flowers_of_Chamomel
<h052.P001.007>    beaten_and_made_up_into_Bals_with_Oyl_driveth_away_al
<h052.P001.008>    sorts_of_Agues;_if_the_party_grieved_be_anointed_with_that
<h052.P001.009>    Oyl_taken_from_the_Flowers,_from_the_Crown_of_the_Head_to
<h052.P001.010>    the_Soal_of_the_Foot,_and_afterwards_laid_to_sweat_in_his
<h052.P001.011>    Bed,_and_that_he_sweat_wel:_This_is_Nichessor_an
<h052.P001.012>    Egyptian's_Medicine._It_is_profitable_for_all_sorts_of
<h052.P001.013>    Agues_that_come_either_from_Flegm_or_Melancholly,_or_from
<h052.P001.014>    {Note_75_here}
<h052.P001.015>    an_Inflamation_of_the_Bowels_being_applied_when_the_Humors
<h052.P001.016>    causing_them_shal_be_concocted;_and_there_is_nothing_more
<h052.P001.017>    profitable_to_the_sides_and_Region_of_the_Liver_and_Spleen
<h052.P001.018>    than_it._The_bathing_with_a_Decoction_of_Chamomel_taketh
<h052.P001.019>    away_weariness,_easeth_pains_to_what_part_of_the_Body
<h052.P001.020>    soever_they_be_applied:_it_comforteth_the_Sinews_that_are
<h052.P001.021>    overstrained,_mollifieth_al_Swellings:_It_moderately
<h052.P001.022>    comforteth_al_parts_that_have_need_of_warmth,_digesteth
<h052.P001.023>    {Note_76_here}
<h052.P001.024>    and_dissolveth_whatsoever_hath_need_therof_by_a_wonderful
<h052.P001.025>    speedy_property._It_easeth_al_the_pains_of_the_chollick
<h052.P001.026>    and_Stone,_and_al_pains_and_torments_ofthe_Belly,_and
<h052.P001.027>    gently_provoketh_Urin._The_Flowers_boyled_in_Posset_Drink
<h052.P001.028>    provoketh_Sweat,_and_helpeth_to_expel_Colds,_Aches,_and
<h052.P001.029>    Pains,_whersoever_and_is_an_excellent_help_to_bring_down
<h052.P001.030>    Womens_Courses._A_Syrup_made_of_the_Juyce_of_Chamomel
<h052.P001.031>    {Note_77_here}
<h052.P001.032>    with_the_Flowers_and_white_Wine,_is_a_Remedy_against_the
<h052.P001.033>    Jaundice_and_Dropsie._The_Flowers_boyled_in_a_Ly,_are
<h052.P001.034>    good_to_wash_the_Head,_and_comfort_both_it_and_the_Brain.
<h052.P001.035>    The_Oyl_made_of_the_Flowers_of_Chamomel_is_much_used
<h052.P001.036>    against_al_hard_swellings,_pains_or_aches,_shrinking_of_the
<h052.P001.037>    Sinews_or_Cramps,_or_pains_in_the_Joynts,_or_any_other
<h052.P001.038>    part_of_the_Body;_being_used_in_Clisters,_it_helpeth_to
<h052.P001.039>    dissolve_wind_and_pains_in_the_Belly;_anointed_also_it
<h052.P001.040>    helpeth_Stitches_and_pains_in_the_Sides.
<h052.P001.041>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h052.P005.001>    Nichessor_saith_the_Egyptians_dedicated_it_to_the_Sun
<h052.P005.002>    becaus_it_cured_Agues;and_they_were_like_enough_to_do_it,
<h052.P005.003>    for_they_were_the_arrantest_Apes_in_their_Religion_that
<h052.P005.004>    ever_I_read_of._Baccinus,_Pena,_and_Lobel_commend_the
<h052.P005.005>    Syrup_made_of_the_Juyce_of_it_and_Sugar,_taken_inwardly,
<h052.P005.006>    to_be_excellent_for_the_Spleen._Also_this_is_certain,
<h052.P005.007>    that_it_most_wonderfully_breaks_the_Stone,_some_take_it_in
<h052.P005.008>    Syrup_or_Decoction,_others_inject_the_Juyce_of_it_into_the
<h052.P005.009>    Bladder_with_a_Syring;_my_Opinion_is,_That_the_Salt_of_it
<h052.P005.010>    taken_half_a_dram_in_a_morning,_in_a_little_White_or
<h052.P005.011>    Rhenish_Wine_is_better_than_either,_that_it_is_excellent
<h052.P005.012>    for_the_Stone_appears_by_this,_which_I_have_seen_tried,
<h052.P005.013>    viz._That_a_Stone_that_hath_been_taken_out_of_the_Body_of
<h052.P005.014>    a_man_being_wrapped_in_Chamomel_will_in_time_dissolve,_and
<h052.P005.015>    in_a_little_time_too.
<h052.P005.016>    =
#
## <h053>
# chapter  53 CAMPIONS_WILD
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h053.P002.001>    The_white_wild_Campion_hath_many_long_and_somwhat_broad
<h053.P002.002>    dark_green_Leavs,_lying_upon_the_ground_with_divers_Ribs
<h053.P002.003>    therin_somwhat_like_Plantane,_but_somwhat_hairy,_broader,
<h053.P002.004>    and_not_so_long:_The_hairy_Stalks_rise_up_in_the_middle
<h053.P002.005>    of_them_three_of_four_foot_high,_and_somtimes_more,_with
<h053.P002.006>    divers_great_white_Joynts_at_several_places_theron,_and
<h053.P002.007>    two_such_like_Leavs_therat_up_to_the_top,_sending_forth
<h053.P002.008>    Branches_at_the_several_Joynts_also_al_which_bear_on
<h053.P002.009>    several_Footstalks_white_Flowers_at_the_tops_of_them,
<h053.P002.010>    consisting_of_five_broad_pointed_Leavs,_every_one_cut_in
<h053.P002.011>    on_the_end_unto_the_middle,_making_them_seem_to_be_two
<h053.P002.012>    apiece,_smelling_somwhat_sweet,_and_each_of_them_standing
<h053.P002.013>    in_large_green_striped_hairy_Husks,_large_and_round_below
<h053.P002.014>    next_to_the_Stalk:_The_Seed_is_smal_and_grayish_in_the
<h053.P002.015>    hard_Heads_that_come_up_afterwards:_The_Root_is_white_and
<h053.P002.016>    long,_spreading_divers_fangs_in_the_ground.
<h053.P002.017>    =
<h053.P002.018>    The_Red_Wild_Campion_groweth_in_the_same_manner_as_the
<h053.P002.019>    White,_but_his_Leavs_are_not_so_plainly_ribbed,_somewhat
<h053.P002.020>    shorter,_rounder_and_more_woolly_in_handling:_The_Flowers
<h053.P002.021>    are_of_the_same_form_and_bigness,_but_in_som_of_a_pale,_in
<h053.P002.022>    others_of_a_bright_red_colour,_cut_in_at_ends_more_finely,
<h053.P002.023>    which_maketh_the_Leavs_seem_more_in_number_than_the_other.
<h053.P002.024>    The_Seed_and_the_Roots_are_alike:_The_Roots_of_both_sorts
<h053.P002.025>    abiding_many_years.
<h053.P002.026>    =
<h053.P002.027>    There_are_forty_five_kinds_of_Campions_more,_those_of
<h053.P002.028>    them_which_are_of_Physical_uses_having_the_like_Vertues
<h053.P002.029>    with_these_above_described,_which_I_take_to_be_the_two
<h053.P002.030>    chiefest_kinds.
<h053.P002.031>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h053.P004.001>    They_grow_commonly_through_this_Land_by_Fields,
<h053.P004.002>    Hedg-sides,_and_Ditches.
<h053.P004.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h053.P006.001>    They_flower_in_Summer_som_earlier_than_others,_and_some
<h053.P006.002>    abiding_longer_than_others.
<h053.P006.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h053.P008.001>    It_is_found_by_experience_that_the_Decoction_of_the
<h053.P008.002>    Herb_either_the_White_or_Red_being_drunk,_doth_stay_inward
<h053.P008.003>    bleedings;_and_applied_outwardly_it_doth_the_like:_And
<h053.P008.004>    being_drunk_helpeth_to_expel_the_Urin_being_stop'd,_and
<h053.P008.005>    Gravel_or_the_Stone_in_the_Reins_or_Kidnies._Two_drams_of
<h053.P008.006>    {Note_78_here}
<h053.P008.007>    the_Seed_drunk_in_Wine,_purgeth_the_Body_of_Chollerick
<h053.P008.008>    humors,_and_helpeth_those_that_are_stung_by_Scorpions,_or
<h053.P008.009>    other_venemous_Beasts;_and_may_be_as_effectual_for_the
<h053.P008.010>    Plague:_It_is_of_very_good_use_in_old_Sores,_Ulcers,
<h053.P008.011>    Cankers,_Fistulaes_and_the_like,_to_clens_and_heal_them,
<h053.P008.012>    by_consuming_the_moist_humors_falling_into_them,_and
<h053.P008.013>    correcting_the_putrifaction_of_Humors_offending_them.
<h053.P008.014>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
#
## <h054>
# chapter  54 CARROTS
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit P text
<h054.P001.001>    The_Garden_kind_are_so_wel_known_that_they_need_no
<h054.P001.002>    Description;_but_because_they_are_of_less_Physical_use
<h054.P001.003>    than_the_Wild_kind_(as_indeed_almost_in_all_Herbs_the_Wild
<h054.P001.004>    are_most_effectual_in_Physick,_as_being_more_powerful_in
<h054.P001.005>    operation_then_the_Garden_kinds)_I_shal_therfore_briefly
<h054.P001.006>    describe_the_Wild_Carrot.
<h054.P001.007>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h054.P003.001>    It_groweth_in_a_manner_altogether_like_the_Tame,_but
<h054.P003.002>    that_the_Leavs_and_Stalks_are_somwhat_whiter_and_rougher:
<h054.P003.003>    The_Stalks_bear_large_tufts_of_white_Flowers,_with_deep
<h054.P003.004>    Purple_spot_in_the_middle,_which_are_contracted_together
<h054.P003.005>    when_the_Seed_begins_to_ripen,_that_the_middle_part_being
<h054.P003.006>    hollow_and_low,_and_the_outer_Stalks_rising_high,_maketh
<h054.P003.007>    the_whol_Umbel_to_shew_like_a_Birds-Nest._The_Root_is
<h054.P003.008>    smal,_long,_and_hard,_unfit_for_meat,_being_somwhat_sharp
<h054.P003.009>    and_strong.
<h054.P003.010>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h054.P005.001>    The_Wild_kind_groweth_in_divers_parts_of_this_Land
<h054.P005.002>    plentifully_by_the_Fields_sides,_and_in_untilled_places.
<h054.P005.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h054.P007.001>    They_flower_and_seed_in_the_end_of_Summer.
<h054.P007.002>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h054.P009.001>    The_Wild_kind,_breaketh_Wind,_and_removeth_Stitches_in
<h054.P009.002>    the_Sides,_provoketh_Urin_and_Womens_Courses,_and_helpeth
<h054.P009.003>    to_break_and_expel_the_Stone:_The_Seed_also_of_the_same
<h054.P009.004>    worketh_the_like_effect,_and_is_good_for_the_Dropsie,_and
<h054.P009.005>    those_whose_Bellies_are_swollen_with_Wind;_helpeth_the
<h054.P009.006>    {Note_79_here}
<h054.P009.007>    Chollick,_the_Stone_in_the_Kidnies,_and_the_rising_of_the
<h054.P009.008>    Mother,_being_taken_in_Wine,_or_boyled_in_Wine_and_taken;
<h054.P009.009>    and_helpeth_Conception._The_Leavs_being_applied_with
<h054.P009.010>    Honey_to_running_Sores_or_Ulcers,_doth_clense_them.
<h054.P009.011>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h054.P011.001>    I_suppose_the_Seeds_of_them_perform_this_better_than
<h054.P011.002>    the_Roots;_And_though_Galen_commend_Garden_Carrots_highly,
<h054.P011.003>    to_break_Wind;_yet_experience_teacheth_that_they_breed_it
<h054.P011.004>    first;_and_we_may_thank_Nature_for_expelling_it,_not_they:
<h054.P011.005>    The_Seeds_of_them_expel_Wind_indeed,_and_so_mend_what_the
<h054.P011.006>    Root_marreth.
<h054.P011.007>    =
#
## <h055>
# chapter  55 CARAWAY
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h055.P002.001>    It_beareth_divers_Stalks_of_fine_cut_Leavs_lying_upon
<h055.P002.002>    the_ground_somwhat_like_to_the_Leavs_of_Carrots,_but_not
<h055.P002.003>    bushing_so_thick,_of_a_little_quick_tast_in_them,_from
<h055.P002.004>    among_which_riseth_up_a_square_Stalk_not_so_high_as_the
<h055.P002.005>    Carrot,_at_whose_Joynts_are_set_the_like_Leavs_but_smaler
<h055.P002.006>    and_finer,_and_at_the_top_smal_open_tufts_or_umbels_of
<h055.P002.007>    white_Flowers,_which_turn_into_smal_blackish_Seed_smaler
<h055.P002.008>    than_the_Anniseed,_and_of_a_quicker_and_hotter_tast._The
<h055.P002.009>    Root_is_whitish,_smal_and_long,_somwhat_like_unto_a
<h055.P002.010>    Parsnep,_but_with_more_wrinckled_Bark,_and_much_less,_of_a
<h055.P002.011>    little_hot_and_quick_tast,_and_stronger_than_the_Parsnep,
<h055.P002.012>    and_abideth_after_Seed-time.
<h055.P002.013>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h055.P004.001>    It_is_usually_sown_with_us_in_Gardens.
<h055.P004.002>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h055.P006.001>    They_flower_in_June_or_July,_and_seed_quickly_after.
<h055.P006.002>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h055.P008.001>    Caraway_Seed_hath_a_moderat_sharp_quality_wherby_it
<h055.P008.002>    breaketh_Wind_and_provoketh_Urin,_which_also_the_Herb
<h055.P008.003>    doth._The_Root_is_better_food_than_the_Parsnep,_and_is
<h055.P008.004>    pleasant_&_comfortable_to_the_Stomach,_helping_digestion.
<h055.P008.005>    The_Seed_is_conducing_to_all_the_cold_griefs_of_Head_and
<h055.P008.006>    Stomach,_the_Bowels_or_Mother,_as_also_the_wind_in_them,
<h055.P008.007>    and_helpeth_to_sharpen_the_Eye-sight._The_Pouder_of_the
<h055.P008.008>    Seed_put_into_a_Pultis,_taketh_away_black_and_blue_spots
<h055.P008.009>    of_Blows_or_Bruises._The_Herb_it_self,_or_with_some_of
<h055.P008.010>    the_Seed_bruised_and_fryed,_laid_hot_in_a_bag_or_double
<h055.P008.011>    cloth_to_the_lower_part_of_the_Belly,_easeth_the_pains_of
<h055.P008.012>    the_wind_Chollick.
<h055.P008.013>    {Note_80_here}
<h055.P008.014>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h055.P010.001>    The_Roots_of_Caraway_eaten_as_men_eat_Parsnips,
<h055.P010.002>    strengthen_the_Stomacks_of_ancient_people_exceedingly,_and
<h055.P010.003>    they_need_not_make_a_whol_meal_of_them_neither,_and_are
<h055.P010.004>    fit_to_be_planted_in_every_ones_Garden.
<h055.P010.005>    =
<h055.P010.006>    Caraway_Comfects,_once_only_dipped_in_Sugar,_and_half_a
<h055.P010.007>    spoonful_of_them_eaten_in_the_morning_fasting,_and_as_many
<h055.P010.008>    after_each_meal_is_a_most_admirable_Remedy_for_such_as_are
<h055.P010.009>    troubled_with_Wind.
<h055.P010.010>    =
#
## <h056>
# chapter  56 CELANDINE
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h056.P002.001>    This_hath_divers_tender,_round,_whitish,_green_Stalks,
<h056.P002.002>    with_greater_Joynts_than_ordinary_in_other_Herbs,_as_it
<h056.P002.003>    were_Knees,_very_brittle_and_easie_to_break,_from_whence
<h056.P002.004>    grow_Branches_with_large_tender_long_Leavs,_much_divided
<h056.P002.005>    into_many_parts,_each_of_them_cut_in_on_the_edges,_set_at
<h056.P002.006>    the_Joynts_on_both_sides_of_the_branches,_of_a_dark_bluish
<h056.P002.007>    green_colour_on_the_upper_side_like_Columbines,_and_of_a
<h056.P002.008>    more_pale_bluish_green_underneath,_ful_of_a_yellow_sap,
<h056.P002.009>    when_any_part_is_broken,_of_a_bitter_tast_and_strong
<h056.P002.010>    scent._At_the_tops_of_the_Branches_which_are_much
<h056.P002.011>    divided,_grow_gold_yellow_Flowers_of_four_Leaves_apiece,
<h056.P002.012>    after_which_come_smal_long_pods,_with_blackish_seed
<h056.P002.013>    therin._The_Root_is_somwhat_great_at_the_head,_shooting
<h056.P002.014>    forth_divers_other_long_Roots_and_smal_Strings,_reddish_on
<h056.P002.015>    the_outside_and_yellow_within,_ful_of_a_yellow_sap
<h056.P002.016>    therein.
<h056.P002.017>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h056.P004.001>    It_groweth_in_many_places_by_old_Walls,_by_the_Hedges,
<h056.P004.002>    and_way_sides_in_untilled_places;_and_being_once_planted
<h056.P004.003>    in_a_Garden,_especially_in_some_shady_place,_it_wil_remain
<h056.P004.004>    there.
<h056.P004.005>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h056.P006.001>    They_flower_all_the_Summer_long,_and_the_Seed_ripeneth
<h056.P006.002>    in_the_mean_time.
<h056.P006.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h056.P008.001>    The_Herb_or_Roots_boyled_in_white-Wine_and_drunk,_a_few
<h056.P008.002>    Aniseeds_being_boyled_therwith,_openeth_Obstructions_of
<h056.P008.003>    the_Liver_and_Gall,_helpeth_the_yellow_Jaundice:_and_the
<h056.P008.004>    often_using_it,_helps_the_Dropsie,_and_the_Itch,_and_those
<h056.P008.005>    that_have_old_Sores_in_their_Legs,_or_other_parts_of_the
<h056.P008.006>    Body._The_Juyce_thereof_taken_fasting,_is_held_to_be_of
<h056.P008.007>    singular_good_use_against_the_Pestilence:_The_distilled
<h056.P008.008>    Water,_with_a_little_sugar,_and_a_little_good_Triacle
<h056.P008.009>    mixed_therwith_(the_party_upon_the_taking_being_laid_down
<h056.P008.010>    to_sweat_a_little)_hath_the_same_effect._The_Juyce_dropped
<h056.P008.011>    into_the_Eyes_clenseth_them_from_Films_and_the_Cloudiness
<h056.P008.012>    which_darken_the_sight,_but_it_is_best_to_allay_the
<h056.P008.013>    sharpnes_of_the_Juyce_with_a_little_Breast-milk:_It_is
<h056.P008.014>    good_in_old_filthy_corroding_creeping_Ulcers_whersoever,
<h056.P008.015>    to_stay_their_malignity_of_fretting_and_running,_and_to
<h056.P008.016>    cause_them_to_heal_the_more_speedily:_The_Juyce_often
<h056.P008.017>    applied_to_Tetters,_Ringworms,_or_other_such_like
<h056.P008.018>    spreading_Cancers,_will_quickly_heal_them,_and_rubbed
<h056.P008.019>    often_upon_Warts_will_taken_them_away._The_Herb_with_the
<h056.P008.020>    Roots_bruised_and_heated_with_Oyl_of_Camomel,_applied_to
<h056.P008.021>    the_Navel,_taketh_away_the_griping_pain_in_the_Belly_and
<h056.P008.022>    Bowels,_and_all_the_pains_of_the_Mother:_and_applied_to
<h056.P008.023>    Womens_Breasts_stayeth_the_overmuch_flowing_of_their
<h056.P008.024>    Courses._The_Juyce_Decoction_of_the_Herb_gargled_between
<h056.P008.025>    the_Teeth_that_ake,_easeth_the_pain;_and_the_Pouder_of_the
<h056.P008.026>    Dryed_Root,_laid_upon_an_aching_hollow,_or_loos_Tooth,_wil
<h056.P008.027>    cause_it_to_fal_out._The_Juyce_mixed_with_som_Pouder_of
<h056.P008.028>    Brimstone,_is_not_only_good_against_the_Itch,_but_taketh
<h056.P008.029>    away_al_discolourings_of_the_Skin_whatsoever:_And_if_it
<h056.P008.030>    {Note_81_here}
<h056.P008.031>    chance_that_in_a_tender_Body_it_causeth_any_Itching_or
<h056.P008.032>    Inflamation,_by_bathing_the_place_with_a_little_Vinegar_it
<h056.P008.033>    is_helped.
<h056.P008.034>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h056.P010.001>    This_is_an_Herb_of_the_Sun,_&_under_the_Coelestial
<h056.P010.002>    Lyon,_and_is_one_of_the_best_cures_for_the_Eyes_that_is.
<h056.P010.003>    Al_that_know_any_thing_in_Astrologie,_know_as_wel_as_I_can
<h056.P010.004>    tel_them,_That_the_Eyes_are_subject_to_the_Luminaries;_let
<h056.P010.005>    it_then_be_gathered_when_the_Sun_is_in_Leo,_and_the_Moon
<h056.P010.006>    in_Aries_applying_to_his_Trine;_let_Leo_arise,_then_may
<h056.P010.007>    you_make_it_into_an_Oyl_or_Oyntment_which_you_please_to
<h056.P010.008>    anoint_your_sore_Eyes_withal:_I_can_prove_it_both_by_my
<h056.P010.009>    own_experience,_and_the_experience_of_those_to_whom_I_have
<h056.P010.010>    taught_it,_That_most_desperat_sore_Eyes_have_been_cured_by
<h056.P010.011>    this_only_Medicine;_And_then_I_pray,_is_not_this_farbetter
<h056.P010.012>    than_endangering_the_Eyes_by_the_art_of_the_Needle?_for_if
<h056.P010.013>    this_do_not_absolutly_take_away_the_Film,_it_wil_so
<h056.P010.014>    facilitate_the_work_that_it_may_be_don_wihout_danger.
<h056.P010.015>    =
<h056.P010.016>    Another_il-favored_trick_have_Physitians_got_to_use_to
<h056.P010.017>    the_Eye,_and_that_is_worse_than_the_Needle;_which_is,_To
<h056.P010.018>    eat_away_the_Film_by_corroding_or_gnawing_Medicines._This
<h056.P010.019>    I_absolutly_protest_against.
<h056.P010.020>    =
# unit P text
<h056.P011.001>    {»}1._Because_the_Tunicles_of_the_Eye_are_very_thin,_and
<h056.P011.002>    {»}therfore_soon_eaten_asunder.
<h056.P011.003>    =
# unit P text
<h056.P012.001>    {»}2._The_Callus_or_Film_that_they_would_eat_away_is
<h056.P012.002>    {»}seldom_of_an_equal_thickness_in_every_place,_and_then_the
<h056.P012.003>    {»}Tunicle_may_be_eaten_asunder_in_one_place,_before_the_Film
<h056.P012.004>    {»}be_consumed_in_another,_and_so_be_a_readier_way_to
<h056.P012.005>    {»}extinguish_the_sight_than_to_restore_it.
<h056.P012.006>    =
<h056.P012.007>    It_is_called_Chelidonium_from_the_Greek_word_***{Greek_script}
<h056.P012.008>    which_sigifies_a_Swallow,_because_they_say,_That_if_you
<h056.P012.009>    prick_out_the_Eyes_of_yong_Swallows_when_they_are_in_the
<h056.P012.010>    Nest,_the_old_ones_wil_recover_their_Eyes_again_with_this
<h056.P012.011>    Herb._This_I_am_confident,_for_I_have_tried_it,_That_if
<h056.P012.012>    you_mar_the_very_Apple_of_their_Eyes_with_a_Needle,_she
<h056.P012.013>    wil_recover_them_again,_but_whether_with_this_Herb_or_no_I
<h056.P012.014>    know_not.
<h056.P012.015>    =
<h056.P012.016>    Also_I_have_read_(and_it_seems_to_be_somwhat_probable)
<h056.P012.017>    That_the_Herb_being_gathered_as_I_shewed_before,_and_the
<h056.P012.018>    Elements_drawn_apart_from_it_by_the_art_of_the_Alchymist,
<h056.P012.019>    and_after_they_are_drawn_apart,_rectified,_the_earthy
<h056.P012.020>    quality_still_in_rectifying_them,_added_to_the_Terra
<h056.P012.021>    damnata_(as_Alchymists_call_it)_or_Terra_sacratissima_(as
<h056.P012.022>    som_Phylosophers_call_it)_the_Elements_so_rectified_are
<h056.P012.023>    sufficient_for_the_Cure_of_al_Diseases,_the_humor
<h056.P012.024>    offending_being_known_and_the_contrary_Element_given,_It
<h056.P012.025>    is_an_Experience_wurth_the_trying,_and_can_do_no_harm.
<h056.P012.026>    =
#
## <h057>
# chapter  57 LESSER_CELONDINE
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit P text
<h057.P001.001>    I_wonder_what_ailed_the_Antients_to_give_this_the_name
<h057.P001.002>    of_Celandine_which_resembles_it_neither_in_Nature_nor
<h057.P001.003>    form:_It_acquired_the_Name_of_Pilewort_from_its_Vertues,
<h057.P001.004>    and_it_being_no_great_matter_where_I_set_it_down,_so_I_do
<h057.P001.005>    set_it_down_at_al,_I_humor'd_Dr._Tradition_so_much_as_to
<h057.P001.006>    set_it_down_here.
<h057.P001.007>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h057.P003.001>    This_Celandine_then_or_Pilewort_(which_you_please)_doth
<h057.P003.002>    spread_many_round,_pale,_green_Leavs_set_on_weak_and
<h057.P003.003>    trailing_Branches_which_lie_upon_the_ground,_and_are_fat,
<h057.P003.004>    smooth,_and_somwhat_shining,_and_in_some_places_(though
<h057.P003.005>    seldom)_marked_with_black_spots,_each_standing_on_a_long
<h057.P003.006>    Footstalk_among_which_rise_smal_yellow_Flowers,_consisting
<h057.P003.007>    of_nine_or_ten_smal_narrow_Leavs,_upon_slender_Footstalks
<h057.P003.008>    very_like_unto_a_Crowfoot,_wherunto_the_Seed_also_is_not
<h057.P003.009>    unlike,_being_many_smal_ones_set_together_upon_a_Head.
<h057.P003.010>    The_root_is_made_of_many_smal_Kernels_like_grain_of_Corn,
<h057.P003.011>    some_twice_as_long_as_others,_of_a_whitish_colour_with
<h057.P003.012>    some_Fibres_at_the_end_of_them.
<h057.P003.013>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h057.P005.001>    It_groweth_for_the_most_part_in_the_moist_corners_of
<h057.P005.002>    Fields,_and_places_that_are_neer_water_Sides,_yet_wil
<h057.P005.003>    abide_in_dryer_grounds,_if_they_be_but_a_little_shadowed.
<h057.P005.004>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h057.P007.001>    It_Flowereth_betimes_about_March_or_April,_is_quite
<h057.P007.002>    gone_in_May,_so_as_it_cannot_be_found_until_it_spring
<h057.P007.003>    again.
<h057.P007.004>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h057.P009.001>    It_is_certain_by_good_experience_that_the_Decoction_of
<h057.P009.002>    the_Leavs_and_Roots,_doth_wonderfully_help_the_Piles_and
<h057.P009.003>    Hemorrhoids_as_also_Kernels_by_the_Ears_and_Throat_called
<h057.P009.004>    the_Kings_evil;_or_any_other_hard_Wens_or_Tumors.
<h057.P009.005>    =
<h057.P009.006>    Here's_another_Secret_for_my_Country_Men_and_Women,_a
<h057.P009.007>    couple_of_them_together,_Pilewort_being_made_into_an_Oyl
<h057.P009.008>    Oyntment_or_Plaister_readily_cures_both_the_Piles_or
<h057.P009.009>    Hemorrhoids,_and_the_Kings_Evil,_If_I_may_Lawfully_cal_it
<h057.P009.010>    {Note_82_here}
<h057.P009.011>    the_Kings_Evil_now_there_is_no_King,_the_very_Herb_born
<h057.P009.012>    about_ones_Body_next_the_Skin,_helps_in_such_Diseases,
<h057.P009.013>    though_it_never_touch_the_place_grieved,_let_good_people
<h057.P009.014>    make_much_of_it_for_these_uses,_with_this_I_cured_my_own
<h057.P009.015>    Daughter_of_the_Kings_Evil,_broke_the_Sore,_drew_out_a
<h057.P009.016>    quarter_of_a_pint_of_Corruption,_and_cured_it_without_any
<h057.P009.017>    Scar_at_all,_and_in_one_Weeks_time.
<h057.P009.018>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
#
## <h058>
# chapter  58 ORDINARY_SMALL_CENTAURY
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h058.P002.001>    This_groweth_up_most_usually_but_with_one_round_and
<h058.P002.002>    somwhat_crested_stalk,_about_a_foot_high,_or_better,
<h058.P002.003>    branching_forth_at_the_top_into_many_sprigs,_and_some_also
<h058.P002.004>    from_the_Joynts_of_the_Stalks_below;_The_Flowers_that
<h058.P002.005>    stand_at_the_tops_as_it_were_in_an_umbel_or_tuft,_are_of_a
<h058.P002.006>    pale_red,_tending_to_a_Carnation_colour,_consisting_of
<h058.P002.007>    five,_somtimes_six_small_Leavs,_very_like_those_of_St.
<h058.P002.008>    Johns_Wort,_opening_themselvs_in_the_daytime,_and_closing
<h058.P002.009>    at_night;_after_which_come_Seed_in_little_short_Husks_in
<h058.P002.010>    form_like_unto_Wheat_Corns:_The_Leavs_are_smal_and
<h058.P002.011>    somwhat_round._The_Root_smal_and_hard,_perishing_every
<h058.P002.012>    year:_The_whol_Plant_is_of_an_exceeding_bitter_tast.
<h058.P002.013>    =
<h058.P002.014>    There_is_another_sort_in_al_things_like_the_former,
<h058.P002.015>    save_only_it_beareth_white_Flowers.
<h058.P002.016>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h058.P004.001>    They_grow_ordinarily_in_Fields,_Pastures,_and_Woods,
<h058.P004.002>    but_that_with_the_white_Flowers,_not_so_frequent_as_the
<h058.P004.003>    other.
<h058.P004.004>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h058.P006.001>    They_Flower_in_July,_or_there_abouts,_and_Seed_within
<h058.P006.002>    a_Month_after.
<h058.P006.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h058.P008.001>    This_Herb_boyled_and_drunk,_purgeth_Chollerick_and
<h058.P008.002>    gross_humors,_and_helpeth_the_Sciatica:_It_openeth
<h058.P008.003>    Obstructions_of_the_Liver,_Gall,_and_Spleen,_helping_the
<h058.P008.004>    Jaundice,_and_easing_pains_in_the_Sides,_and_hardness_of
<h058.P008.005>    {Note_83_here}
<h058.P008.006>    the_Spleen,_used_outwardly,_and_is_given_with_very_good
<h058.P008.007>    effect_in_Agues:_It_helpeth_those_that_have_the_Dropsie
<h058.P008.008>    or_the_green_Sickness,_being_much_used_by_the_Italians_in
<h058.P008.009>    pouder_for_that_purpose._It_killeth_the_Worms_in_the
<h058.P008.010>    Belly_as_is_found_by_experience._The_Decoction_therof
<h058.P008.011>    (viz.)_the_tops_of_the_Stalks_with_the_Leavs_and_Flowers,
<h058.P008.012>    is_good_against_the_Chollick,_and_to_bring_down_Womens
<h058.P008.013>    Courses,_helpeth_to_avoid_the_dead_birth,_and_easeth_pains
<h058.P008.014>    of_the_Mother,_and_is_very_effectual_in_al_old_pains_of
<h058.P008.015>    {Note_84_here}
<h058.P008.016>    the_Joynts,_as_the_Gout,_Cramps,_or_Convulsions._A_dram
<h058.P008.017>    of_the_Pouder_therof_taken_in_Wine,_is_a_wonderful_good
<h058.P008.018>    help_against_the_biting_and_poyson_of_the_Adder._The
<h058.P008.019>    Juyce_of_the_Herb_with_a_little_Honey_put_to_it,_is_good
<h058.P008.020>    to_cleer_the_Eyes_from_dimness,_mists,_and_clouds_that_offend
<h058.P008.021>    {Note_85_here}
<h058.P008.022>    or_hinder_the_Sight:_It_is_singular_good_both_for
<h058.P008.023>    green_and_fresh_Wounds,_as_also_for_old_Ulcers_and_Sores,
<h058.P008.024>    to_close_up_the_one_and_clens_the_other,_and_perfectly_to
<h058.P008.025>    cure_them_both,_although_they_be_hollow_or_Fistulous;_the
<h058.P008.026>    green_Herb_especially_being_bruised_and_laid_therto._The
<h058.P008.027>    Decoction_therof_dropped_into_the_Ears,_clenseth_them_from
<h058.P008.028>    Worms,_clenseth_the_foul_Ulcers_and_spreading_Scabs_of_the
<h058.P008.029>    Head,_and_taketh_away_al_Freckles,_Spots,_and_Marks_in_the
<h058.P008.030>    Skin_being_washed_therwith.
<h058.P008.031>    =
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#end marginalnote
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h058.P012.001>    The_Herb_is_so_safe_you_cannot_fail_in_the_using_of_it,
<h058.P012.002>    only_give_inwardly_for_inward_Diseases,_use_it_outwardly
<h058.P012.003>    for_outward_Diseases,_'Tis_very_wholsom_but_not_very
<h058.P012.004>    toothsom.
<h058.P012.005>    =
<h058.P012.006>    Dr._Reason_and_Dr._Experience_could_not_agree_(the_last
<h058.P012.007>    time_I_spake_with_them)_whether_the_Herb_were_under_the
<h058.P012.008>    Dominion_of_the_Sun_or_Mars.
<h058.P012.009>    =
#
## <h059>
# chapter  59 CHERRY-TREE
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit P text
<h059.P001.001>    I_suppose_there_are_few_but_know_this_Tree,_for_his
<h059.P001.002>    Fruits_sake,_and_therfore_shal_spare_the_writing_a
<h059.P001.003>    Description_therof.
<h059.P001.004>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h059.P003.001>    For_the_place_of_its_growth,_it_is_afforded_room_in
<h059.P003.002>    every_Orchard.
<h059.P003.003>    =
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# unit P text
<h059.P005.001>    Cherries,_as_they_are_of_different_tasts,_so_they_are
<h059.P005.002>    of_divers_qualities:_The_sweet_pass_through_the_Stomach
<h059.P005.003>    and_Belly_more_speedily,_but_are_of_little_Nourishment.
<h059.P005.004>    {Note_86_here}
<h059.P005.005>    The_tart_or_sowr,_are_more_pleasing_to_an_hot_Stomach,
<h059.P005.006>    procuring_appetite_to_meat,_and_help_to_cut_tough_Flegm
<h059.P005.007>    and_gross_humors;_but_when_these_are_dryed_they_are_more
<h059.P005.008>    binding_the_belly_than_when_they_are_fresh,_being_cooling
<h059.P005.009>    in_hot_Diseases,_and_welcom_to_the_Stomach,_and_provoke
<h059.P005.010>    Urin._The_Gum_of_the_Cherry-Tree_dissolved_in_Wine,_is
<h059.P005.011>    good_for_a_cold_Cough,_and_hoarsness_of_the_Throat,
<h059.P005.012>    mendeth_the_colour_in_the_Face,_sharpneth_the_Eye-sight,
<h059.P005.013>    provoketh_appetite,_and_helpeth_to_break_and_expel_the
<h059.P005.014>    Stone._The_Black_Cherries_bruised_with_the_Stones_and
<h059.P005.015>    distilled,_the_Water_therof_is_much_used,_to_break_the
<h059.P005.016>    Stone,_expel_gravel,_and_break_the_Wind.
<h059.P005.017>    =
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#end marginalnote
#
## <h060>
# chapter  60 WINTER_CHERRIES
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h060.P002.001>    The_Winter_Cherry_hath_a_running_or_creeping_Root_in
<h060.P002.002>    the_ground_of_the_bigness_many_times_of_ones_little
<h060.P002.003>    Finger,_shooting_forth_at_several_Joynts_ins_everal
<h060.P002.004>    places,_wherby_it_quickly_spreadeth_a_great_compass_of
<h060.P002.005>    ground:_The_Stalk_riseth_not_above_a_yard_high,_wheron
<h060.P002.006>    are_set_many_broad,_and_long_green_Leavs,_somwhat_like
<h060.P002.007>    Nightshade_but_larger,_at_the_Joynts_wherof_come_forth
<h060.P002.008>    whitish_Flowers_made_of_five_Leavs_apiece;_which_after
<h060.P002.009>    turn_into_green_Berries,_inclosed_with_thin_Skins,_which
<h060.P002.010>    change_to_be_reddish,_when_they_grow_ripe,_the_Berry
<h060.P002.011>    likewise_being_reddish,_and_as_large_as_a_Cherry,_wherein
<h060.P002.012>    are_contained_many_flat_and_yellowish_Seeds_lying_within
<h060.P002.013>    the_pulp;_which_being_gathered_and_strung_up_are_kept_all
<h060.P002.014>    the_yeer_to_be_used_upon_occasion.
<h060.P002.015>    =
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<h060.P004.001>    They_grow_not_naturally_in_this_Land,_but_are_cherished
<h060.P004.002>    in_Gardens_for_their_Vertues.
<h060.P004.003>    =
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<h060.P006.001>    They_Flower_not_until_the_middle_or_latter_end_of_July,
<h060.P006.002>    and_the_Fruit_is_ripe_about_the_end_of_August,_or
<h060.P006.003>    beginning_of_September.
<h060.P006.004>    =
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<h060.P008.001>    They_are_of_great_use_in_Physick:_The_Leavs_being
<h060.P008.002>    cooling_may_be_used_in_Inflamations,_but_not_opening,_as
<h060.P008.003>    the_Berries_and_Fruit_are,_which_by_drawing_down_the_Urine
<h060.P008.004>    {Note_87_here}
<h060.P008.005>    provoke_it_to_be_avoided_plentifully_when_it_is_stopped_or
<h060.P008.006>    grown_hot,_sharp,_and_painful_in_the_passage;_it_is_good
<h060.P008.007>    also_to_expel_the_Stone_and_Gravel_out_of_the_Reins,
<h060.P008.008>    Kidnies,_and_Bladder,_helping_to_dissolve_the_Stone,_and
<h060.P008.009>    avoiding_it_by_greet_or_gravel_sent_forth_in_the_Urin;_It
<h060.P008.010>    also_helpeth_much_to_clens_inward_Impostumes_or_Ulcers_in
<h060.P008.011>    the_Reins_or_Bladder,_or_in_those_that_avoid_a_Bloody_or
<h060.P008.012>    foul_Urin._The_distilled_Water_of_the_Fruit,_or_the_Leavs
<h060.P008.013>    together_with_them,_or_the_Berries_green_or_dry,_distilled
<h060.P008.014>    with_a_little_Milk,_and_drunk_morning_and_evening_with_a
<h060.P008.015>    little_Sugar,_is_effectual_to_al_the_purposes_afore
<h060.P008.016>    specified,_and_especially_against_the_heat_and_sharpness
<h060.P008.017>    of_the_Urin._I_shal_only_mention_one_way_amongst_many
<h060.P008.018>    others_which_might_be_used_for_ordering_the_Berries_to_be
<h060.P008.019>    helpful_for_the_Urin_and_the_Stone,_which_is_thus._Take
<h060.P008.020>    {Note_88_here}
<h060.P008.021>    three_or_four_good_handfuls_of_the_Berries_either_green
<h060.P008.022>    and_fresh,_or_dried_and_having_bruised_them,_put_them_into
<h060.P008.023>    so_many_Gallons_of_Beer_or_Ale_when_it_is_new_tunned_up:
<h060.P008.024>    This_Drink_taken_daily_hath_been_found_to_do_much_good_to
<h060.P008.025>    many,_both_to_eas_the_pains_and_expel_Urin,_and_the_Stone;
<h060.P008.026>    and_to_caus_the_Stone_not_to_ingender._The_Decoction_of
<h060.P008.027>    the_Berries_in_Wine_or_Water_is_the_most_usual_way;_but
<h060.P008.028>    the_Pouder_of_them_taken_in_drink_is_more_effectual.
<h060.P008.029>    =
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#end marginalnote
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
#
## <h061>
# chapter  61 CHERVIL
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# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h061.P002.001>    The_Garden_Chervil_doth_at_first_somwhat_resemble
<h061.P002.002>    Parsly,_but_after_it_is_better_grown_the_Leavs_are_much
<h061.P002.003>    cut_in_and_jagged_resembling_Hemlocks,_being_a_little
<h061.P002.004>    hairy_and_of_a_whitish_green_colour,_somtimes_turning
<h061.P002.005>    reddish_in_the_Summer_with_the_Stalks_also;_It_riseth
<h061.P002.006>    little_above_half_a_Foot_high,_bearing_white_Flowers_in
<h061.P002.007>    spoked_tufts,_which_turn_into_long_and_round_Seed_pointed
<h061.P002.008>    at_the_ends,_and_blackish_when_they_are_ripe;_of_a_sweet
<h061.P002.009>    tast,_but_no_smel,_though_the_Herb_it_self_smelleth
<h061.P002.010>    reasonable_wel:_The_Root_is_smal_and_long_and_perisheth
<h061.P002.011>    every_yeer,_and_must_be_sowen_anew_in_the_Spring_for_Seed,
<h061.P002.012>    and_after_July_for_Autumn_Sallet.
<h061.P002.013>    =
<h061.P002.014>    The_wild_Chervil_growth_two_or_three_foot_high,_with
<h061.P002.015>    yellow_Stalks_and_Joynts,_set_with_broader_and_more_hairy
<h061.P002.016>    Leavs,_divided_into_sundry_parts_nicked_about_the_edges,
<h061.P002.017>    and_of_a_darker_green_colour,_which_likewise_grow_reddish
<h061.P002.018>    with_the_Stalks;_at_the_tops_wherof_stand_smal_white_tufts
<h061.P002.019>    of_Flowers_&_afterwards_smaller_and_longer_seed:_The_Root
<h061.P002.020>    is_white,_hard,_and_enduring_long._This_hath_little_or_no
<h061.P002.021>    scent.
<h061.P002.022>    =
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<h061.P004.001>    The_first_is_sown_in_Gardens,_for_a_Sallet-Herb._The
<h061.P004.002>    second_groweth_wild_in_many_of_the_Meadows_of_this_Land,
<h061.P004.003>    and_by_the_Hedg-sides,_and_on_Heaths.
<h061.P004.004>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h061.P006.001>    They_flower_and_seed_early,_and_thereupon_are_sown
<h061.P006.002>    again_in_the_end_of_Summer.
<h061.P006.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h061.P008.001>    The_Garden_Chervil_being_eaten,_doth_moderately_warm
<h061.P008.002>    the_Stomach,_and_is_a_certain_remedy_(Saith_Tragus)_to
<h061.P008.003>    dissolve_congealed_or_clotted_Bloud_in_the_Body,_or_that
<h061.P008.004>    which_is_clotted_by_bruises,_fals,_&c._The_Juyce_or
<h061.P008.005>    distilled_Water_therof_being_drunk,_and_the_bruised_Leavs
<h061.P008.006>    {Note_89_here}
<h061.P008.007>    laid_to_the_place,_being_taken_either_in_meat_or_drink,_it
<h061.P008.008>    is_held_good_to_provoke_Urin,_to_expel_the_Stone_in_the
<h061.P008.009>    Kidnies,_to_send_down_Womens_Courses,_and_to_help_the
<h061.P008.010>    Plurisie_and_prickings_of_the_Sides.
<h061.P008.011>    =
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#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h061.P010.001>    The_wild_Chervil_bruised_and_applied,_dissolveth
<h061.P010.002>    Swellings_in_any_part_of_the_Body,_and_taketh_away_the
<h061.P010.003>    Spots_and_Marks_of_congealed_Blood_by_Bruises_or_Blows,_in
<h061.P010.004>    a_little_space.
<h061.P010.005>    =
#
## <h062>
# chapter  62 SWEET_CHERVIL
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h062.P002.001>    This_groweth_very_like_the_greater_Hemlock_having_large
<h062.P002.002>    spread_Leavs,_cut_into_diverse_parts,_but_of_a_fresher
<h062.P002.003>    green_colour_than_the_Hemlock,_tasting_as_sweet_as_the
<h062.P002.004>    Anniseed._The_Stalk_riseth_up_a_yard_high_or_better_being
<h062.P002.005>    crested_or_hollow,_having_the_like_Leavs_at_the_Joynts,
<h062.P002.006>    but_lesser;_and_at_the_tops_of_the_branched_Stalks,_Umbels
<h062.P002.007>    or_Tufts_of_white_Flowers;_after_which_com_large_and_long
<h062.P002.008>    crested,_black_shining_Seed,_pointed_at_both_ends,_tasting
<h062.P002.009>    quick,_yet_sweet_and_pleasant._The_Root_is_great_and
<h062.P002.010>    white,_growing_deep_in_the_ground,_and_spreading_sundry
<h062.P002.011>    long_Branches_therin,_in_tast_and_smel_stronger_than_the
<h062.P002.012>    Leavs_or_Seed,_and_continuing_many_years.
<h062.P002.013>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h062.P004.001>    This_groweth_in_Gardens.
<h062.P004.002>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h062.P006.001>    This_whol_Plant_besides_its_pleasantness_in_Sallets,
<h062.P006.002>    hath_also_his_Physical_Vertues._The_Root_boyled_and_eaten
<h062.P006.003>    {Note_90_here}
<h062.P006.004>    with_Oyl_and_Vinegar,_(or_without_Oyl)_doth_much_pleas_and
<h062.P006.005>    warm_an_old_and_cold_Stomach,_oppressed_with_wind_or
<h062.P006.006>    flegm,_or_those_that_have_the_Phtisick_or_Consumption_of
<h062.P006.007>    the_Lungs._The_same_drunk_with_Wine,_is_a_peservative
<h062.P006.008>    from_the_Plague;_it_provoketh_Womens_Courses,_and
<h062.P006.009>    expelleth_the_After-birth,_procureth_an_appetit_to_meat,
<h062.P006.010>    and_expelleth_Wind._The_Juyce_is_good_to_heal_the_Ulcers
<h062.P006.011>    of_the_Head_and_Face._The_candied_Roots_hereof_are_held
<h062.P006.012>    as_effectual_as_Angelica_to_preserv_from_Infection_in_the
<h062.P006.013>    time_of_a_Plague,_and_to_warm_and_comfort_a_cold_weak
<h062.P006.014>    Stomach.
<h062.P006.015>    =
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#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h062.P008.001>    It_is_so_harmless_you_cannot_use_it_amiss.
<h062.P008.002>    =
#
## <h063>
# chapter  63 CHICKWEED
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h063.P002.001>    This_is_generally_known_to_most_People,_I_shal_therfore
<h063.P002.002>    not_trouble_you_with_the_Description_therof;_nor_my_self
<h063.P002.003>    with_setting_fourth_the_several_kinds;_sith_but_only_two
<h063.P002.004>    or_three_are_considerable_for_their_usefulness.
<h063.P002.005>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h063.P004.001>    These_are_usually_found_in_moist_and_watry_places,_by
<h063.P004.002>    Wood_sides,_and_els-where.
<h063.P004.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h063.P006.001>    They_flower_about_June,_and_their_Seed_is_ripe_in_July.
<h063.P006.002>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h063.P008.001>    It_is_found_to_be_as_effectual_as_Purslane_to_al_the
<h063.P008.002>    purposes_whereunto_it_serveth,_except_for_meat_only._The
<h063.P008.003>    Herb_bruised_or_the_Juyce_applied_(with_cloaths_or_spunges
<h063.P008.004>    dipped_therein)_to_the_Region_of_the_Liver,_and_as_they
<h063.P008.005>    dry_to_have_fresh_applied,_doth_wonderfully_temper_the
<h063.P008.006>    heat_of_the_Liver;_and_is_effectual_for_all_Imposthums_and
<h063.P008.007>    Swellings_wheresoever;_for_Scabs,_the_Juyce_either_simply
<h063.P008.008>    {Note_91_here}
<h063.P008.009>    used,_or_boyled_with_Hogs-Greas_and_applied;_the_same
<h063.P008.010>    helpeth_Cramps,_Convulsions_and_Palsies;_The_Juyce_or
<h063.P008.011>    distilled_Water_is_of_much_good_use_for_al_heat_and
<h063.P008.012>    redness_in_the_Eyes_to_drop_som_therof_into_them;_as_also
<h063.P008.013>    into_the_Ears_to_ease_pains_in_them,_and_is_of_good_effect
<h063.P008.014>    to_ease_the_pains,_the_heat,_and_sharpness_of_Blood_in
<h063.P008.015>    the_Piles_and_generally_al_pains_in_the_Body_that_arise_of
<h063.P008.016>    heat;_it_is_used_also_in_hot_and_virulent_Ulcers_and_sores
<h063.P008.017>    in_the_privy_parts_of_Man_or_Woman,_or_on_the_Legs_or
<h063.P008.018>    els-where._The_Leavs_boyled_with_Marsh_Mallows_and_made
<h063.P008.019>    into_a_Pultis_with_Fenugreek,_and_Linseed,_applied_to
<h063.P008.020>    Swellings_or_Imposthumes_ripeneth_and_breaketh_them,_or
<h063.P008.021>    swageth_the_swellings_and_easeth_the_pains:_It_helpeth_the
<h063.P008.022>    Sinews_when_they_are_shrunk_by_Cramps_or_otherwise,_and_to
<h063.P008.023>    extend_and_make_them_pliable_again,_by_this_Medicine.
<h063.P008.024>    Boyl_an_handful_of_Chickweed_and_a_handful_of_Red-Rose
<h063.P008.025>    Leavs_dryed,_but_not_distilled_in_a_Quart_of_Muscadine
<h063.P008.026>    until_a_fourth_part_be_consumed;_then_put_to_them_a_pint
<h063.P008.027>    of_the_Oyl_of_Trotters,_or_Sheeps-feet;_let_them_boyl_a
<h063.P008.028>    good_while_still_stirring_them_wel;_which_being_strained,
<h063.P008.029>    anoint_the_grieved_place_herewith,_warm_against_a_fire,
<h063.P008.030>    rubbing_it_wel_in_with_ones_hand,_and_bind_also_some_of
<h063.P008.031>    the_Herb_(if_you_wil)_to_the_place,_and_with_Gods_blessing
<h063.P008.032>    it_will_help_in_three_times_dressing.
<h063.P008.033>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
#
## <h064>
# chapter  64 CICH-PEAS
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h064.P002.001>    The_Garden_sorts,_whether_Red,_Black,_or_White,_brings
<h064.P002.002>    forth_Stalks_a_yard_long,_wheron_do_grow_many_smal_and
<h064.P002.003>    almost_round_Leavs,_dented_about_the_edges,_set_on_both
<h064.P002.004>    sides_of_a_middle_Rib:_at_the_Joynts_come_forth_one_or_two
<h064.P002.005>    Flowers_upon_short_Footstalks,_Peas_fashion,_either_white
<h064.P002.006>    or_whitish,_or_purplish_red,_lighter_or_deeper_according_as
<h064.P002.007>    the_Peas_that_follow_will_be,_that_are_contained_in_smal,
<h064.P002.008>    thick,_and_short_Pods,_wherin_lie_one_or_two_Peas_more
<h064.P002.009>    usually,_a_little_pointed_at_the_lower_end,_and_almost
<h064.P002.010>    round_at_the_Head,_yet_a_little_corner'd_or_sharp._The
<h064.P002.011>    Root_is_smal,_and_perisheth_yeerly.
<h064.P002.012>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h064.P004.001>    They_are_sown_in_Gardens,_or_the_Fields,_as_Peas,_being
<h064.P004.002>    sown_later_than_Peas,_and_gathered_at_the_same_time_with
<h064.P004.003>    them,_or_presently_after.
<h064.P004.004>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h064.P006.001>    They_are_no_less_windy_than_Beans,_but_nourish_more,
<h064.P006.002>    they_provoke_Urine,_and_are_thought_to_encreas_Sperm,_they
<h064.P006.003>    have_a_clensing_faculty,_wherby_they_break_the_Stones_in
<h064.P006.004>    the_Kidneys._To_drink_the_cream_of_them_being_boyled_in
<h064.P006.005>    Water_is_the_best_way;_it_moveth_the_Belly_downwards,
<h064.P006.006>    {Note_92_here}
<h064.P006.007>    provoketh_Womens_Courses,_and_Urin,_and_encreaseth_both
<h064.P006.008>    Milk_and_Seed._One_ounce_of_Cicers,_two_ounces_of_French
<h064.P006.009>    Barley,_and_a_smal_handful_of_Marsh-Mallow_Roots,_clean
<h064.P006.010>    washed_and_cut,_being_boyled_in_the_broth_of_a_Chicken,
<h064.P006.011>    and_four_ounces_taken_in_the_morning_and_fasting_two_hours
<h064.P006.012>    after_is_a_good_Medicine_for_a_pain_in_the_Side._The
<h064.P006.013>    white_Cicers_are_used_more_for_Meat_than_Medicine,_yet
<h064.P006.014>    have_they_the_same_effect,_and_are_thought_more_powerful
<h064.P006.015>    to_encrease_Milk_and_Seed.
<h064.P006.016>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h064.P008.001>    The_wild_Cicers_are_so_much_more_powerful_than_the
<h064.P008.002>    Garden_kinds,_by_how_much_they_exceed_them_in_heat_and
<h064.P008.003>    driness;_whereby_they_do_more_open_Obstructions,_break_the
<h064.P008.004>    Stone,_and_have_al_the_properties_of_cutting,_opening,
<h064.P008.005>    digesting,_and_dissolving,_and_this_more_speedily,_and
<h064.P008.006>    certainly_than_the_former.
<h064.P008.007>    =
#
## <h065>
# chapter  65 CINKFOYL
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h065.P002.001>    This_spreadeth_and_creepeth_far_upon_the_ground,_with
<h065.P002.002>    long_slender_strings_like_Strawberries,_which_take_Root
<h065.P002.003>    again_and_shooteth_forth_many_Leavs_made_of_five_parts,
<h065.P002.004>    and_somtimes_of_seven,_dented_about_the_edges_and_somwhat
<h065.P002.005>    hard;_The_Stalks_are_slender_leaning_downwards,_and_bear
<h065.P002.006>    many_smal_yellow_Flowers_theron,_with_some_yellow_threds
<h065.P002.007>    in_the_middle,_standing_about_a_smooth_green_head;_which
<h065.P002.008>    when_it_is_ripe_is_a_little_rough,_and_containeth_smal
<h065.P002.009>    brownish_Seeds._The_Root_is_of_a_blackish_brown_colour,
<h065.P002.010>    seldom_so_big,_as_ones_little_finger_but_growing_long_with
<h065.P002.011>    some_threds_therat;_and_by_the_smal_strings_it_quickly
<h065.P002.012>    spreadeth_over_the_ground.
<h065.P002.013>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h065.P004.001>    It_groweth_by_Wood_sides,_Hedg_sides,_the_Pathwaies_in
<h065.P004.002>    Fields,_and_in_the_Borders_and_Corners_of_them_almost
<h065.P004.003>    through_all_this_Land.
<h065.P004.004>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h065.P006.001>    It_Flowreth_in_Summer,_some_sooner,_some_later.
<h065.P006.002>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h065.P008.001>    It_is_an_especial_Herb_used_in_all_Inflamations_and
<h065.P008.002>    Feavers_whether_Infectious_or_Pestilential;_or_among_other
<h065.P008.003>    Herbs_to_cool,_and_temper_the_Blood_and_humors_in_the
<h065.P008.004>    Body;_As_also_for_all_Lotions,_Gargles,_Injections,_and
<h065.P008.005>    {Note_93_here}
<h065.P008.006>    the_like_for_sore_Mouths,_Ulcers,_Cankers,_Fistulaes,_and
<h065.P008.007>    other_corrupt_Foul,_or_running_sores._The_Juyce_herof
<h065.P008.008>    drunk_about_four_ounces_at_a_time_for_certain_daies
<h065.P008.009>    together,_cureth_the_Quinsie,_and_the_yellow_Jaundice,_and
<h065.P008.010>    taken_for_thirty_daies_together_cureth_the
<h065.P008.011>    Falling-sickness._The_Roots_boyled_in_Milk_and_drunk_is_a
<h065.P008.012>    most_effectual_remedy,_for_all_Fluxes_in_Man_or_Woman,
<h065.P008.013>    whether_the_Whites,_or_Reds,_as_also_the_Bloody_Flux._The
<h065.P008.014>    {Note_94_here}
<h065.P008.015>    Roots_boyled_in_Vinegar,_and_the_Decoction_therof_held_in
<h065.P008.016>    the_Mouth_easeth_the_pains_of_the_Toothach._The_Juyce_or
<h065.P008.017>    Decoction_taken_with_a_little_Honey,_helpeth_the_hoarsness
<h065.P008.018>    of_the_Throat,_and_is_good_for_the_Cough_of_the_Lungs.
<h065.P008.019>    The_distilled_Water_of_both_Roots_and_Leavs_is_also
<h065.P008.020>    effectual_to_all_the_purposes_aforesaid:_and_if_the_Hands
<h065.P008.021>    be_often_washed_therin_and_suffered_at_every_time_to_dry
<h065.P008.022>    in_of_it_self_without_wiping,_it_wil_in_short_time_help
<h065.P008.023>    the_Palsy_or_shaking_in_them._The_Roots_boyled_in
<h065.P008.024>    Vinegar,_helpeth_all_Knots,_Kernels,_hard_swellings,_and
<h065.P008.025>    lumps_growing_in_any_part_of_the_Flesh,_being_therto
<h065.P008.026>    applied;_as_also_al_Inflamations,_and_St._Anthonies_Fire,
<h065.P008.027>    all_Imposthumes,_and_painful_Sores,_with_heat_and
<h065.P008.028>    putrefaction;_the_shingles_also,_and_all_other_sorts_of
<h065.P008.029>    running,_and_foul_Scabs,_Sores,_and_Itch._The_same_also
<h065.P008.030>    boyled_in_Wine,_and_applied_to_any_Joynts_full_of_pain_and
<h065.P008.031>    ach,_or_the_Gout_in_the_Hands_or_Feet,_or_the_Hip-gout
<h065.P008.032>    called_the_Sciatica,_and_the_Decoction_therof_drunk_the
<h065.P008.033>    while,_doth_cure_them;_and_easeth_much_pains_in_the
<h065.P008.034>    Bowels._The_Roots_are_likewise_effectual_to_help_Ruptures
<h065.P008.035>    or_Burstings,_being_used_with_other_things_available_to
<h065.P008.036>    that_purpose,_taken_either_inwardly_or_outwardly,_or_both;
<h065.P008.037>    as_also_for_Bruises,_or_Hurts_by_Blows,_Falls,_or_the
<h065.P008.038>    like,_and_to_stay_the_bleeding_of_Wounds_in_any_part
<h065.P008.039>    inward_or_outward.
<h065.P008.040>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h065.P011.001>    This_is_an_Herb_of_Jupiter,_and_therfore_strengthens
<h065.P011.002>    the_parts_of_the_Body_that_he_rules,_let_Jupiter_be
<h065.P011.003>    angular_and_strong_when_it_is_gathered,_and_if_you_give
<h065.P011.004>    but_a_scruple_(which_is_but_twenty_grains_of_it)_at_a
<h065.P011.005>    time,_either_in_white_Wine,_or_white_Wine_Vinegar,_you
<h065.P011.006>    shal_very_seldom_miss_the_cure_of_an_Ague_be_it_what_Ague
<h065.P011.007>    soever_in_three_Fits,_as_I_have_often_proved_to_the
<h065.P011.008>    admiration_both_of_my_self_and_others,_let_no_Man_despise
<h065.P011.009>    it_becaus_it_is_plain_and_easie,_the_waies_of_God_are_all
<h065.P011.010>    such,_'tis_the_ungodliness_and_impudencey_of_Man_that_made
<h065.P011.011>    things_hard,_and_hath_(by_so_doing)_made_sport_for_al_the
<h065.P011.012>    Devils_in_Hell,_and_grieved_the_good_Angels,_and_when_you
<h065.P011.013>    reade_this_your_own_Genius_if_you_be_any_thing_at_al
<h065.P011.014>    acquainted_with_it,_may_dictate_to_you_many_as_good
<h065.P011.015>    Conclusions_both_of_this_and_other_Herbs.
<h065.P011.016>    =
<h065.P011.017>    Some_hold_that_one_Leaf_cures_a_Quotidian,_three_a
<h065.P011.018>    Tertian,_and_four_a_Quartan_Ague,_and_a_hundred_to_one_if
<h065.P011.019>    it_be_not_Dioscorides,_for_he_is_ful_of_such_Whimseys.
<h065.P011.020>    The_truth_is_I_never_stood_so_much_upon_the_number_of_the
<h065.P011.021>    Leavs,_nor_whether_I_gave_it_in_Pouder_or_Decoction:_If
<h065.P011.022>    Jupiter_were_strong_and_the_Moon_applying_to_him_or_his
<h065.P011.023>    good_aspect_at_the_gathering_of_it,_I_never_knew_it_miss
<h065.P011.024>    the_desired_effects.
<h065.P011.025>    =
#
## <h066>
# chapter  66 CLARY
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h066.P002.001>    Our_ordinary_Garden_Clary_hath_four_square_Stalks,_with
<h066.P002.002>    broad,_rough,_wrinkled,_whitish,_or_hairy_green_Leavs,
<h066.P002.003>    somwhat_evenly_cut_in_on_the_edges,_and_of_a_strong,_sweet
<h066.P002.004>    sent,_growing_some_neer_the_ground,_and_some_by_couples
<h066.P002.005>    upon_the_Stalks:_The_Flowers_grow_at_certain_distances
<h066.P002.006>    with_two_smal_Leavs_at_the_Joynts_under_them,_somwhat_like
<h066.P002.007>    unto_the_Flowers_of_Sage,_but_smaller,_and_of_a_whitish
<h066.P002.008>    blue_colour:_The_Seed_is_brownish,_and_somwhat_Flat,_or
<h066.P002.009>    not_so_round_as_the_wild,_the_Roots_are_blackish_and
<h066.P002.010>    spread_not_far,_and_perish_after_the_Seed_time:_It_is
<h066.P002.011>    usually_sown,_for_it_seldom_riseth_of_its_own_sowing.
<h066.P002.012>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h066.P004.001>    This_groweth_in_Gardens.
<h066.P004.002>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h066.P006.001>    It_Flowereth_in_June_and_July,_some_a_little_later_than
<h066.P006.002>    others,_and_their_Seed_is_ripe_in_August,_or_therabouts.
<h066.P006.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h066.P008.001>    The_Seed_is_used_to_be_put_into_the_Eyes_to_cleer_them
<h066.P008.002>    from_Moats,_or_other_such_like_things_gotten_within_the
<h066.P008.003>    Lids_to_offend_them,_as_also_to_clear_them_from_white_or
<h066.P008.004>    red_spots_in_them._The_Muccilage_of_the_Seed_made_with
<h066.P008.005>    Water,_and_applied_to_Tumors_and_swellings,_disperseth_and
<h066.P008.006>    taketh_them_away,_as_also_draweth_forth_Splinters,_Thorns,
<h066.P008.007>    or_other_things_gotten_into_the_Flesh._The_Leavs_used
<h066.P008.008>    with_Vinegar_either_by_it_self_or_with_a_little_Honey,
<h066.P008.009>    {Note_95_here}
<h066.P008.010>    doth_help_hot_Inflamations,_as_also_Boyls,_Felons,_and_the
<h066.P008.011>    hot_Inflamations_that_are_gathered_by_their_pains,_if_it
<h066.P008.012>    be_applied_before_they_be_grown_too_great._The_Pouder_of
<h066.P008.013>    the_dried_Leavs_put_into_the_Nose_provoketh_neesing,_and
<h066.P008.014>    therby_purgeth_the_Head_and_Brain_of_much_Rhewm_and
<h066.P008.015>    Corruption._The_Seed_or_Leavs_taken_in_Wine_provoketh_to
<h066.P008.016>    Venery._It_is_of_much_use_both_for_Men_and_Women_that
<h066.P008.017>    have_weak_Backs,_to_help_to_strengthen_the_Reins,_used
<h066.P008.018>    either_by_it_self_or_with_other_Herbs_conducing_to_the
<h066.P008.019>    same_effect,_and_in_Tansies_often:_The_fresh_Leavs_dipped
<h066.P008.020>    in_a_Batter_of_Flower,_Egs,_and_a_little_Milk,_and_fried
<h066.P008.021>    in_Butter,_and_served_to_the_Table,_is_not_unpleasant_to
<h066.P008.022>    any,_but_exceeding_profitable_for_those_that_are_troubled
<h066.P008.023>    with_weak_Backs,_and_the_effects_therof._The_Juyce_of_the
<h066.P008.024>    Herb_put_into_Ale_or_Beer,_and_drunk,_bringeth_down_Womens
<h066.P008.025>    Courses,_and_expelleth_the_After-birth.
<h066.P008.026>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h066.P010.001>    It_is_an_usual_cours_with_Men_when_they_have_gotten_the
<h066.P010.002>    running_of_the_Reins,_or_Women_the_Whites,_then_run_to_the
<h066.P010.003>    bush_of_Clary;_Maid_bring_hither_the_Frying_Pan,_fetch_me
<h066.P010.004>    some_Butter_quickly,_then_to_eating_fryed_Clary,_just_as
<h066.P010.005>    Hogs_eat_Acorns,_and_thus_they_think_wil_cure_their
<h066.P010.006>    Disease_(forsooth)_wheras_when_they_have_devoured_as_much
<h066.P010.007>    Clary_as_wil_grow_upon_an_Acre_of_ground,_their_Backs_are
<h066.P010.008>    as_much_the_better_as_though_they_had_pissed_in_their
<h066.P010.009>    shoos,_nay_perhaps_much_wors.
<h066.P010.010>    =
<h066.P010.011>    As_for_the_trick_of_curing_the_Eyes_by_it_I_can_as_yet
<h066.P010.012>    say_nothing_to_it,_for_the_rest_it_may_be_effectual.
<h066.P010.013>    =
<h066.P010.014>    We_will_grant_that_Clary_strengthens_the_Back,_but_this
<h066.P010.015>    we_deny,_That_the_caus_of_the_running_of_the_Reins_in_Men,
<h066.P010.016>    or_the_Whites_in_Women_lies_in_the_Back_(though_the_Back
<h066.P010.017>    may_somtimes_be_weakned_by_them)_and_therfore_the_Medicine
<h066.P010.018>    is_as_proper,_as_for_me_when_my_Toe_is_sore,_to_lay_a
<h066.P010.019>    Plaister_to_my_Nose.
<h066.P010.020>    =
#
## <h067>
# chapter  67 CLEAVERS
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h067.P002.001>    The_common_Cleavers_hath_divers_very_rough_square
<h067.P002.002>    Stalks,_not_so_big_as_the_Tag_of_a_Point,_but_rising_up_to
<h067.P002.003>    be_two_or_three_yards_high_somtimes,_if_it_meet_with_any
<h067.P002.004>    tall_Bushes_or_Trees_wheron_it_may_climb_(yet_without_any
<h067.P002.005>    Claspers)_or_els_much_lower_and_lying_upon_the_Ground_full
<h067.P002.006>    of_Joynts,_and_at_every_of_them_shooteth_forth_a_Branch,
<h067.P002.007>    besides_the_Leavs_therat,_which_are_usually_six,_set_in_a
<h067.P002.008>    round_compass_like_a_Star,_or_the_Rowel_of_a_Spur:_from
<h067.P002.009>    between_the_Leavs_at_the_Joynts_towards_the_tops_of_the
<h067.P002.010>    Branches,_come_forth_very_smal_white_Flowers,_every_one
<h067.P002.011>    upon_a_smal_threddy_Footstalk,_which_after_they_are
<h067.P002.012>    fallen,_there_do_shew_two_smal,_round,_rough_Seeds,_joyned
<h067.P002.013>    together_like_two_Testicles,_which_when_they_are_ripe_grow
<h067.P002.014>    hard_and_whitish,_having_a_little_hole_on_the_side,
<h067.P002.015>    somewhat_like_unto_a_Navil._Both_Stalks,_Leavs,_and_Seeds
<h067.P002.016>    are_so_rough_that_they_wil,_cleave_to_any_thing_shal_touch
<h067.P002.017>    them._The_Root_is_small_and_very_threddy,_spreading_much
<h067.P002.018>    in_the_Ground,_but_dieth_every_yeer.
<h067.P002.019>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h067.P004.001>    It_groweth_by_the_Hedg,_and_Ditch_Sides_in_many_places
<h067.P004.002>    of_this_Land,_and_is_so_troublesom_an_Inhabitant_in
<h067.P004.003>    Gardens,_that_it_rampeth_upon_and_is_ready_to_choak_what
<h067.P004.004>    ever_grows_next_it.
<h067.P004.005>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h067.P006.001>    It_Flowreth_in_June_and_July,_and_the_Seed_is_ripe_and
<h067.P006.002>    falleth_again_in_the_end_of_July_or_August,_from_whence_it
<h067.P006.003>    springeth_up_again_and_not_from_the_old_Roots.
<h067.P006.004>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h067.P008.001>    The_Juyce_of_the_Herb,_and_Seed_together_taken_in_Wine,
<h067.P008.002>    helpeth_those_that_are_bitten_with_an_Adder,_by_preserving
<h067.P008.003>    the_Heart_from_the_Venom;_It_is_familiarly_taken_in_Broth
<h067.P008.004>    to_keep_them_lean_and_lank_that_are_apt_to_grow_fat._The
<h067.P008.005>    distilled_Water_drunk_twice_a_day_helpeth_the_yellow
<h067.P008.006>    Jaundice,_and_the_Decoction_of_the_Herb_in_experience
<h067.P008.007>    found_to_do_the_same,_and_stayeth_Lasks_and_Bloody_Fluxes.
<h067.P008.008>    {Note_96_here}
<h067.P008.009>    The_Juyce_of_the_Leavs,_or_they_a_little_bruisep_and
<h067.P008.010>    applied_to_any_bleeding_wound,_stayeth_the_Bleeding._The
<h067.P008.011>    Juyce_is_also_very_good_to_close_up_the_Lips_of_green
<h067.P008.012>    Wounds;_and_the_Pouder_of_the_dried_Herb_strewed_therupon
<h067.P008.013>    doth_the_same,_and_likewise_helpeth_old_Ulcers:_Being
<h067.P008.014>    boyled_with_Hogs_Greas,_it_healeth_al_sorts_of_hard
<h067.P008.015>    Swellings_or_Kernels_in_the_Throat,_being_anointed
<h067.P008.016>    therwith._The_Juyce_dropped_into_the_Ears_taketh_away_the
<h067.P008.017>    pains_of_them.
<h067.P008.018>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h067.P010.001>    It_is_a_good_remedy_in_the_Spring_eaten_(being_first
<h067.P010.002>    chopped_smal_and_boyled_well)_in_Water-gruel,_to_clens_the
<h067.P010.003>    Blood,_and_strengthen_the_Liver,_thereby_keeping_the_Body
<h067.P010.004>    in_health,_and_fitting_it_for_that_change_of_Season_that
<h067.P010.005>    is_coming.
<h067.P010.006>    =
#
## <h068>
# chapter  68 CLOWNS_WOUNDWORT
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h068.P002.001>    It_groweth_up_somtimes_to_three_or_four_Foot_high,_but
<h068.P002.002>    usually_about_two_Foot,_with_square,_green,_rough_Stalks,
<h068.P002.003>    but_slender_joynted_somwhat_far_asunder,_and_two_very_long
<h068.P002.004>    and_somwhat_narrow,_dark_green_Leavs,_bluntly_dented_about
<h068.P002.005>    the_edges_thereat_ending_in_a_long_point,_the_Flowers
<h068.P002.006>    stand_toward_the_tops_compassing_the_Stalks_at_the_Joynts
<h068.P002.007>    with_the_Leavs_and_end_likewise_in_a_spiked_top,_having
<h068.P002.008>    long_and_much_open_gaping_hoods_of_a_Purplish_red_colour,
<h068.P002.009>    with_whitish_spots_in_them,_standing_in_somwhat_rough
<h068.P002.010>    Husks,_wherein_afterwards_stand_blackish_round_Seeds._The
<h068.P002.011>    Root_is_composed_of_many_long_strings,_with_some_tuberous
<h068.P002.012>    long_Knobs_growing_among_them,_of_a_pale_yellowish_or
<h068.P002.013>    whitish_colour,_yet_at_some_times_of_the_year_these_knobby
<h068.P002.014>    Roots_in_many_places_are_not_seen_in_the_Plant:_The_whol
<h068.P002.015>    Plant_smelleth_somwhat_strongly.
<h068.P002.016>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h068.P004.001>    It_groweth_in_sundry_Counties_of_this_Land_both_North
<h068.P004.002>    and_West,_and_frequently_by_Path_sides_in_the_Fields_neer
<h068.P004.003>    about_London,_and_within_three_or_four_miles_distance
<h068.P004.004>    about_it,_yet_it_usually_grows_in_or_neer_Ditches.
<h068.P004.005>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h068.P006.001>    It_Flowreth_in_June_and_July,_and_the_Seed_is_ripe_soon
<h068.P006.002>    after.
<h068.P006.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h068.P008.001>    I_is_singularly_effectual_in_all_fresh_and_green
<h068.P008.002>    Wounds,_and_therfore_beareth_not_this_name_for_nought.
<h068.P008.003>    And_is_very_available_in_stanching_of_Blood,_and_to_dry_up
<h068.P008.004>    the_Fluxes_of_Humors_in_old_fretting_Ulcers,_Cancers,_&c.
<h068.P008.005>    that_hinder_the_healing_of_them.
<h068.P008.006>    {Note_97_here}
<h068.P008.007>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h068.P010.001>    A_Syrup_made_of_the_Juyce_of_it_is_inferior_to_none_for
<h068.P010.002>    inward_Wounds,_Ruptures_of_Veins,_Bloody_Flux,_Vessels
<h068.P010.003>    broken,_spitting,_pissing_or_vomiting_Blood,_Ruptures_are
<h068.P010.004>    excellently_and_speedily,_even_to_admiration_cured_by
<h068.P010.005>    taking_now_and_then_a_little_of_the_Syrup,_and_applying_an
<h068.P010.006>    Oyntment_or_Plaister_of_the_Herb_to_the_place._Also_if
<h068.P010.007>    any_Vein_be_swelled_or_Muscle_cut_apply_a_Plaister_of_this
<h068.P010.008>    Herb_to_it,_and_if_you_ad_a_little_Comfry_to_it_'twil_not
<h068.P010.009>    do_amiss,_I_assure_the_Herb_deservs_Commendations_though
<h068.P010.010>    it_have_gotten_but_a_Clownish_name,_and_whoever_reades
<h068.P010.011>    this_(if_he_try_it_as_I_have_done)_will_commend_it_as_well
<h068.P010.012>    as_I.
<h068.P010.013>    =
<h068.P010.014>    I_have_done,_only_take_notice,_that_it_is_of_a_dry
<h068.P010.015>    Earthy_quality,_and_under_the_Dominion_of_the_Planet
<h068.P010.016>    Saturn.
<h068.P010.017>    =
#
## <h069>
# chapter  69 COCKS-HEAD
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h069.P002.001>    This_hath_divers_weak,_but_rough_Stalks,_half_a_yard
<h069.P002.002>    long,_leaning_downwards,_beset_with_winged_Leavs,_longer
<h069.P002.003>    and_more_pointed_than_those_of_Lentils,_and_whitish
<h069.P002.004>    underneath;_from_the_tops_of_these_Stalks_arise_up_other
<h069.P002.005>    slender_Stalks,_naked_without_Leavs_unto_the_tops,_where
<h069.P002.006>    there_grow_many_smal_Flowers_in_manner_of_a_Spike,_of_a
<h069.P002.007>    pale_reddish_colour,_with_some_blueness_among_them:_after
<h069.P002.008>    which_rise_up_in_their_places,_round,_rough,_and_somwhat
<h069.P002.009>    flat_Heads._The_Root_is_tough_and_somwhat_woody,_yet
<h069.P002.010>    liveth_and_shootheth_anew_every_yeer.
<h069.P002.011>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h069.P004.001>    It_groweth_under_Hedges,_and_somtimes_in_the_open
<h069.P004.002>    Fields,_in_divers_places_of_this_Land.
<h069.P004.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h069.P006.001>    They_Flower_all_the_Months_of_July_and_August,_and_the
<h069.P006.002>    Seed_ripeneth_in_the_mean_while.
<h069.P006.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h069.P008.001>    It_hath_a_power_to_rarifie_and_digest,_and_therfore_the
<h069.P008.002>    green_Leavs_bruised_and_laid_as_a_Plaister_disperseth
<h069.P008.003>    Knots,_Nodes,_or_Kernels_in_the_Flesh,_and_if_when_it_is
<h069.P008.004>    {Note_98_here}
<h069.P008.005>    dry_it_be_taken_in_Wine,_it_helpeth_the_Strangury:_and
<h069.P008.006>    being_anointed_with_Oyl,_it_provoketh_Sweat._It_is_a
<h069.P008.007>    singular_Food_for_Cattel_to_cause_them_to_give_store_of
<h069.P008.008>    Milk,_and_why_then_may_it_not_do_the_like_being_boyled_in
<h069.P008.009>    the_ordinary_drink_of_Nurses.
<h069.P008.010>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
#
## <h070>
# chapter  70 COLUMBINES
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit P text
<h070.P001.001>    These_are_so_wel_known,_growing_in_almost_every_Garden,
<h070.P001.002>    that_I_think_I_may_save_the_expence_of_time_in_writing_a
<h070.P001.003>    Description_of_them.
<h070.P001.004>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h070.P003.001>    They_Flower_in_May,_and_abide_not_for_the_most_part
<h070.P003.002>    when_June_is_past,_perfecting_their_Seed_in_the_mean_time.
<h070.P003.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h070.P005.001>    The_Leavs_of_Columbines_are_commonly_used_in_Lotions
<h070.P005.002>    with_good_success_for_sore_Mouths_and_Throats:_Tragus
<h070.P005.003>    saith,_That_a_dram_of_the_Seed_taken_in_Wine_with_a_little
<h070.P005.004>    {Note_99_here}
<h070.P005.005>    Saffron,_openeth_Obstructions_of_the_Liver,_and_is_good
<h070.P005.006>    for_the_yellow_Jaundice,_if_the_party_after_the_taking
<h070.P005.007>    therof_be_laid_to_sweat_wel_in_his_Bed:_The_seed_also
<h070.P005.008>    taken_in_Wine_causeth_a_speedy_Delivery_of_Women_in
<h070.P005.009>    Childbirth;_if_one_draught_suffice_not,_let_her_drink_a
<h070.P005.010>    second,_and_it_is_effectual:_The_Spaniards_use_to_eat_a
<h070.P005.011>    piece_of_the_Root_hereof_in_a_morning_fasting,_many_daies
<h070.P005.012>    together_to_help_them_being_troubled_with_the_Stone_in_the
<h070.P005.013>    Reins_or_Kidneys.
<h070.P005.014>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
#
## <h071>
# chapter  71 COLTSFOOT
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h071.P002.001>    This_shooteth_up_a_slender_Stalk_with_small_yellowish
<h071.P002.002>    Flowers_somwhat_early,_which_fall_away_quickly,_and_after
<h071.P002.003>    they_are_past,_come_up_somwhat_round_Leavs,_somtimes
<h071.P002.004>    dented_a_little_about_the_edges,_much_lesser,_thicker_and
<h071.P002.005>    greener_than_those_of_Butterbur,_with_a_little_down_or
<h071.P002.006>    Freez_over_the_green_Leaf_on_the_upper_side,_which_may_be
<h071.P002.007>    rubbed_away,_and_whitish_or_mealy_underneath._The_Root_is
<h071.P002.008>    smal_and_white_spreading_much_underground,_so_that_where
<h071.P002.009>    it_taketh,_it_windwardly_be_driven_away_again_if_any
<h071.P002.010>    little_piece_be_abiding_therin;_and_from_thence_springeth
<h071.P002.011>    fresh_Leavs.
<h071.P002.012>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h071.P004.001>    It_groweth_as_well_in_wet_grounds,_as_in_drier_places.
<h071.P004.002>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h071.P006.001>    And_Flowreth_in_the_end_of_February,_the_Leavs
<h071.P006.002>    beginning_to_appear_in_March.
<h071.P006.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h071.P008.001>    The_fresh_Leavs,_or_Juyce,_or_a_Syrup_made_therof_is
<h071.P008.002>    good_for_a_hot_dry_Cough,_for_wheesings_and_shortness_of
<h071.P008.003>    breath._The_dry_Leavs_are_best_for_those_that_have_thin
<h071.P008.004>    {Note_100_here}
<h071.P008.005>    Rhewms,_and_Distillations_upon_the_Lungs,_causing_a_Cough,_for_which_also_the_dried_Leavs_taken_as_tobacco,_or_the
<h071.P008.006>    Root,_is_very_good._The_distilled_water_herof_simply,_or
<h071.P008.007>    with_Elder_Flowers_and_Nightshade,_is_a_singular_remedy
<h071.P008.008>    against_al_hot_Agues,_to_drink_two_ounces_at_a_time,_and
<h071.P008.009>    apply_Cloathes_wet_therein_to_the_Head_and_Stomach;_which
<h071.P008.010>    also_doth_much_good_being_applied_to_any_hot_Swellings_or
<h071.P008.011>    Inflamations,_it_helpeth_St._Anthonies_Fire,_and_Burnings,
<h071.P008.012>    and_is_singular_good_to_take_away_Wheals,_and_smal_Pushes
<h071.P008.013>    that_arise_through_heat;_As_also_the_burning_heat_of_the
<h071.P008.014>    Piles,_or_privy_parts,_cloathes_wet_therin_being_therunto
<h071.P008.015>    applied.
<h071.P008.016>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
#
## <h072>
# chapter  72 COMFRY
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h072.P002.001>    The_common_great_Comfry_hath_divers_very_large_and
<h072.P002.002>    hairy_green_Leavs_lying_on_the_ground,_so_hairy_or_prickly
<h072.P002.003>    that_if_they_touch_any_tender_part_of_the_Hands,_Face,_or
<h072.P002.004>    Body,_it_will_caus_it_to_itch:_The_Stalk_that_riseth_up
<h072.P002.005>    from_among_them_being_two_or_three_Foot_high,_hollow_and
<h072.P002.006>    cornered,_is_very_hairy_also,_having_many_such_like_Leavs
<h072.P002.007>    as_grow_below,_but_lesser_and_lesser_up_to_the_top._At
<h072.P002.008>    the_Joynts_of_the_Stalks,_it_is_divided_into_many_branches
<h072.P002.009>    with_some_Leavs_theron,_and_at_the_ends_stand_many_Flowers
<h072.P002.010>    in_order_one_about_another,_which_are_somwhat_long_and
<h072.P002.011>    hollow_like_the_finger_of_a_Glove,_of_a_pale_whitish
<h072.P002.012>    colour,_after_which_come_smal_black_Seed._The_Roots_are
<h072.P002.013>    great_and_long,_spreading_great_thick_Branches_under
<h072.P002.014>    ground,_black_on_the_outside_and_whitish_within,_short_or
<h072.P002.015>    easie_to_break,_and_ful_of_a_glutinous_or_clammy_Juyce_of
<h072.P002.016>    little_or_no_tast_at_al.
<h072.P002.017>    =
<h072.P002.018>    There_is_another_sort_in_al_things_like_this,_save_only
<h072.P002.019>    it_is_somwhat_less,_and_beareth_Flowers_of_a_pale_purple
<h072.P002.020>    colour.
<h072.P002.021>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h072.P004.001>    They_grow_by_Ditches_and_Water_Sides,_and_in_divers
<h072.P004.002>    Fields_that_are_moist,_for_therin_they_chiefly_delight_to
<h072.P004.003>    grow:_The_first_generally_through_al_the_Land,_and_the
<h072.P004.004>    other_but_in_some_several_places.
<h072.P004.005>    =
<h072.P004.006>    By_the_leave_of_my_Author,_the_first_grow_often_in_dry
<h072.P004.007>    places.
<h072.P004.008>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h072.P006.001>    They_Flower_in_June_and_July,_and_give_their_Seed_in
<h072.P006.002>    August.
<h072.P006.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h072.P008.001>    The_great_Comfry_helpeth_those_that_spit_blood,_or_make
<h072.P008.002>    a_Bloody_Urin;_The_Root_boyled_in_Water_or_Wine_and_the
<h072.P008.003>    Decoction_drunk,_helpeth_al_inward_Hurts,_Bruises_and
<h072.P008.004>    Wounds,_and_the_Ulcers_of_the_Lungs,_causing_the_Flegm
<h072.P008.005>    that_oppresseth_them_to_be_easily_spit_forth;_It_staieth
<h072.P008.006>    the_defluxions_of_Rhewm_from_the_Head_upon_the_Lungs,_the
<h072.P008.007>    Fluxes_of_Blood_or_humors_by_the_Belly,_Womens_immoderate
<h072.P008.008>    Courses,_as_well_the_Reds,_as_the_Whites;_and_the_running
<h072.P008.009>    of_the_Reins_hapning_by_what_caus_soever._A_syrup_made
<h072.P008.010>    therof_is_very_effectual_for_all_those_inward_Griefs_and
<h072.P008.011>    Hurts;_and_the_distilled_Water_for_the_same_purpose_also,
<h072.P008.012>    and_for_outward_Wounds_and_Sores_in_the_Fleshy,_or_Sinewy
<h072.P008.013>    part_of_the_Body_whersoever;_as_also_to_take_away_the_fits
<h072.P008.014>    of_Agues,_and_to_allay_the_sharpness_of_Humors._A
<h072.P008.015>    Decoction_of_the_Leavs_herof_is_available_to_all_the
<h072.P008.016>    purposes,_though_not_so_effectual_as_of_the_Roots._The
<h072.P008.017>    Roots_being_outwardly_applied,_helpeth_fresh_Wounds_or
<h072.P008.018>    Cuts_immediatly,_being_bruised_and_laid_therunto;_and_is
<h072.P008.019>    especial_good_for_Ruptures_and_broken_Bones:_yea_it_is
<h072.P008.020>    said_to_be_so_powerful_to_consolidate_and_Knit_together;
<h072.P008.021>    {Note_101_here}
<h072.P008.022>    that_if_they_be_boyled_with_dissevered_pieces_of_Flesh_in
<h072.P008.023>    a_pot_it_will_joyn_them_together_again._It_is_good_to_be
<h072.P008.024>    applied_to_Womens_Breasts_that_grow_sore_by_the_abundance
<h072.P008.025>    of_Milk_coming_into_them:_as_also_to_repress_the_overmuch
<h072.P008.026>    bleeding_of_the_Hemorrhoids_to_cool_the_Inflamation_of_the
<h072.P008.027>    parts_therabouts,_and_to_give_eas_of_pains._The_Roots_of
<h072.P008.028>    Comfry_taken_fresh,_beaten_smal,_and_spread_upon_Leather,
<h072.P008.029>    and_laid_upon_any_place_troubled_with_the_Gout,_do
<h072.P008.030>    presently_give_eas_of_the_pains;_and_applied_in_the_same
<h072.P008.031>    manner_giveth_eas_to_pained_Joynts_and_profiteth_very_much
<h072.P008.032>    from_running_and_moist_Ulcers;_Gangrenes,_Mortifications,
<h072.P008.033>    and_the_like,_for_which_it_hath_by_often_experience_been
<h072.P008.034>    found_helpful.
<h072.P008.035>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h072.P010.001>    This_is_also_an_Herb_of_Saturn,_and_I_suppose_under_the
<h072.P010.002>    Sign_Capricorn,_cold_dry,_and_earthy_in_quality,_what_was
<h072.P010.003>    spoken_of_Clowns_Woundwort_may_be_said_of_this.
<h072.P010.004>    =
#
## <h073>
# chapter  73 COSTMARY
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit P text
<h073.P001.001>    This_is_so_frequently_known_to_be_an_Inhabitant_in
<h073.P001.002>    almost_every_garden,_that_I_suppose_it_needless_to_write_a
<h073.P001.003>    Description_therof.
<h073.P001.004>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h073.P003.001>    It_Flowreth_in_June_and_July.
<h073.P003.002>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h073.P005.001>    The_ordinary_Costmary_as_well_as_Maudlin,_provoketh
<h073.P005.002>    Urin_abundantly,_and_moistneth_the_hardness_of_the_Mother;
<h073.P005.003>    It_gently_purgeth_Choller_and_Flegm,_extenuating_that
<h073.P005.004>    which_is_gross,_and_cutting_that_which_is_tough_and
<h073.P005.005>    gluttenous_clenseth_that_which_is_foul,_and_hindreth
<h073.P005.006>    putrefaction_and_corruption,_it_dissolveth_without
<h073.P005.007>    Attraction,_openeth_Obstructions,_and_healeth_their_evil
<h073.P005.008>    effect,_and_is_a_wonderful_help_to_al_sorts_of_day_Agues.
<h073.P005.009>    It_is_astringent_to_the_Stomach,_and_strengtheneth_the_Liver_and_al_the_other_inward_parts_and_taken_in_Whey
<h073.P005.010>    worketh_the_more_effectually._Taken_fasting_in_the
<h073.P005.011>    morning,_it_is_very_profitable_for_the_pains_in_the_Head
<h073.P005.012>    that_are_continual,_and_to_stay,_dry_up,_and_consume_all
<h073.P005.013>    thin_Rhewms,_or_distillations_from_the_Head_into_the
<h073.P005.014>    {Note_102_here}
<h073.P005.015>    Stomach,_and_helpeth_much_to_digest_raw_humors_that_are
<h073.P005.016>    gathered_therein._It_is_very_profitable_for_those_that
<h073.P005.017>    are_fallen_into_a_continual_evil_disposition_of_the_whol
<h073.P005.018>    Body_called_Cachexia,_being_taken_especially_in_the
<h073.P005.019>    beginning_of_the_Diseas:_It_is_an_especial_friend_and_help
<h073.P005.020>    to_evil,_weak,_and_cold_Livers._The_Seed_is_familiarly
<h073.P005.021>    given_to_Children_for_the_Worms,_and_so_is_the_infusion_of
<h073.P005.022>    the_Flowers_in_white_Wine,_given_them_to_the_Quantity_of
<h073.P005.023>    two_ounces_at_a_time:_It_maketh_an_excellent_Salve_to
<h073.P005.024>    clens_and_heal_old_Ulcers,_being_boyled_with_Oyl_Olive,
<h073.P005.025>    and_Adders_Tongue_with_it:_and_after_it_is_strained,_to
<h073.P005.026>    put_a_little_Wax,_Rozin,_and_Turpentine_to_bring_it_into_a
<h073.P005.027>    convenient_Body.
<h073.P005.028>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
#
## <h074>
# chapter  74 CUDWEED
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h074.P002.001>    The_common_Cudweed_riseth_up_but_with_one_Stalk
<h074.P002.002>    somtime,_and_somtimes_with_two_or_three,_thick_set_on_all
<h074.P002.003>    sides_with_small_long,_and_narrow_whitish_or_wooly_Leavs
<h074.P002.004>    from_the_middle_of_the_Stalk_almost_up_to_the_top;_with
<h074.P002.005>    every_Leaf_standeth_a_smal_Flower,_of_a_dun_or_brownish
<h074.P002.006>    yellow_colour,_or_not_so_yellow_as_others;_in_which_Heads
<h074.P002.007>    after_the_Flowers_are_fallen_come_smal_Seed_wrapped_up
<h074.P002.008>    with_the_down_therin_and_is_carried_away_with_the_Wind.
<h074.P002.009>    The_Root_is_small_and_threddy.
<h074.P002.010>    =
<h074.P002.011>    There_are_other_sorts_hereof,_which_are_somwhat_lesser
<h074.P002.012>    than_the_former,_not_much_different,_save_only_that_as_the
<h074.P002.013>    Stalk_and_Leavs_are_shorter,_so_the_Flowers_are_paler,_and
<h074.P002.014>    more_open.
<h074.P002.015>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h074.P004.001>    They_grow_in_dry,_barren,_sandy,_and_gravelly_Grounds,
<h074.P004.002>    in_most_places_of_this_Land.
<h074.P004.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h074.P006.001>    They_Flower_about_July,_some_earlier,_some_later,_and
<h074.P006.002>    their_Seed_is_ripe_in_August.
<h074.P006.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h074.P008.001>    The_Plants_are_all_stringent,_or_binding_and_drying,
<h074.P008.002>    and_therfore_profitable_for_Defluxions_of_Rhewm_from_the
<h074.P008.003>    Head,_and_to_stay_Fluxes,_of_Blood_whersoever._The
<h074.P008.004>    Decoction_being_made_into_red_Wine_and_drunk,_or_the
<h074.P008.005>    Pouder_taken_therin;_it_also_helpeth_the_Bloody_Flux,_and
<h074.P008.006>    easeth_the_torments_that_come_therby,_stayeth_the
<h074.P008.007>    immoderate_Courses_of_Women,_and_is_also_good_for_inward
<h074.P008.008>    {Note_103_here}
<h074.P008.009>    or_outward_Wounds,_Hurts,_and_Bruises,_and_helpeth
<h074.P008.010>    Children_both_of_Burstings_and_the_Worms;_and_the_Disease
<h074.P008.011>    called_Tenasmus_which_is_an_often_provocation_to_the
<h074.P008.012>    Stool,_and_doing_nothing,_being_either_drunk_or_injected:
<h074.P008.013>    The_green_Leavs_bruised_and_laid_to_any_green_Wound
<h074.P008.014>    staieth_the_bleeding,_and_healeth_it_up_quickly:_The
<h074.P008.015>    Decoction_or_Juyce_therof_doth_the_same,_and_helpeth_all
<h074.P008.016>    old_and_filthy_Ulcers_quickly:_The_juyce_of_the_Herb
<h074.P008.017>    taken_in_Wine_and_Milk_is_(as_Pliny_saith)_a_Soverign
<h074.P008.018>    remedy_against_the_Mumps_and_Quinsie;_and_further_saith,
<h074.P008.019>    That_whosoever_shal_so_take_it,_shal_never_be_troubled
<h074.P008.020>    with_that_Disease_again.
<h074.P008.021>    =
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#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h074.P010.001>    Venus_is_Lady_of_it.
<h074.P010.002>    =
#
## <h075>
# chapter  75 COWSLIPS
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit P text
<h075.P001.001>    Both_the_Wild_and_Garden_Cowslips_are_so_wel_know_that
<h075.P001.002>    I_wil_neither_trouble_my_self_nor_the_Reader_with_any
<h075.P001.003>    description_of_them.
<h075.P001.004>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h075.P003.001>    They_Flower_in_April_and_May.
<h075.P003.002>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h075.P005.001>    The_Flowers_are_held_to_be_more_effectual_than_the
<h075.P005.002>    Leavs_and_the_Roots_of_little_use.
<h075.P005.003>    =
<h075.P005.004>    An_Oyntment_being_made_with_them_taketh_away_Spots,
<h075.P005.005>    and_Wrinkles_of_the_Skin,_Sunburning_and_Freckles,_and_ads
<h075.P005.006>    Beauty_exceedingly:_They_remedy_all_infirmities_of_the
<h075.P005.007>    {Note_104_here}
<h075.P005.008>    Head_coming_of_Heat_and_Wind,_as_Vertigo,_Ephialtes,_Fals
<h075.P005.009>    apparitions,_Phrensies,_Falling-sickness,_Palsies,
<h075.P005.010>    Convulsions,_Cramps,_Pains_in_the_Nerves:_The_Roots_eas
<h075.P005.011>    pains_in_the_Back_and_Bladder,_and_open_the_passages_of
<h075.P005.012>    Urine:_The_Leavs_are_good_in_Wounds,_and_the_Flowers_take
<h075.P005.013>    away_trembling:_If_the_Flowers_be_not_well_dried_and_kept
<h075.P005.014>    in_a_warm_place,_they_wil_soon_putrifie_and_look_green,
<h075.P005.015>    have_a_special_eye_over_them:_if_you_let_them_see_the_Sun
<h075.P005.016>    once_a_Month,_it_wil_do_neither_the_Sun_nor_them_harm.
<h075.P005.017>    =
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#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h075.P007.001>    Because_they_strengthen_the_Brain_and_Nerves,_and
<h075.P007.002>    remedy_Palsies_the_Greeks_gave_them_the_name_Prralisis;
<h075.P007.003>    The_Flowers_preserved_or_conserved,_and_the_quantity_of_a
<h075.P007.004>    Nutmeg_eaten_every_morning,_is_a_sufficient_Dose,_for
<h075.P007.005>    inward_Diseases,_but_for_Wounds,_Spots,_Wrinkles,_and
<h075.P007.006>    Sunburnings,_an_Oyntment_is_made_of_the_Leavs_and_Hogs
<h075.P007.007>    greas.
<h075.P007.008>    =
<h075.P007.009>    Venus_laies_claim_to_the_Herb_as_her_own,_and_it_is
<h075.P007.010>    under_the_Sign_Aries,_and_our_City_Dames_know_wel_enough
<h075.P007.011>    the_Oyntment_or_Distilled_Water_of_it_ads_Beauty,_or_at
<h075.P007.012>    least_restores_it_when_it_is_lost.
<h075.P007.013>    =
#
## <h076>
# chapter  76 SCIATICA-CRESSES
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h076.P002.001>    These_are_of_two_kinds;_The_first_riseth_up_with_a
<h076.P002.002>    round_Stalk_about_two_foot_high_spread_into_divers
<h076.P002.003>    Branches,_whose_lower_Leavs_are_somwhat_larger_than_the
<h076.P002.004>    upper,_yet_all_of_them_cut,_or_torn_on_the_edges,_somewhat
<h076.P002.005>    like_unto_Garden_Cresses,_but_smaller:_The_Flowers_are
<h076.P002.006>    smal_and_white,_growing_at_the_tops_of_the_Branches,_where
<h076.P002.007>    afterwards_grow_Husks_with_smal_brownish_Seed_therin,_very
<h076.P002.008>    strong_and_sharp_in_tast,_more_than_the_Cresses_of_the
<h076.P002.009>    Garden:_The_Root_is_long,_white_and_woody.
<h076.P002.010>    =
<h076.P002.011>    The_other_hath_the_lower_leavs_whol,_somwhat_long_and
<h076.P002.012>    broad_not_torn_at_al,_but_only_somwhat_deeply_dented_about
<h076.P002.013>    the_edges_towards_the_ends,_but_those_that_grow_up_higher
<h076.P002.014>    are_lesser._The_Flowers_and_Seed_are_like_the_former,_and
<h076.P002.015>    so_is_the_Root_likewise:_and_both_Root_and_Seed_as_sharp
<h076.P002.016>    as_it.
<h076.P002.017>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h076.P004.001>    These_grow_by_the_waysides_in_untilled_places,_and_by
<h076.P004.002>    the_sides_of_old_Walls.
<h076.P004.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h076.P006.001>    The_Flower_in_the_end_of_June,_and_their_Seed_is_ripe
<h076.P006.002>    in_July.
<h076.P006.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h076.P008.001>    The_Leavs,_but_especially_the_Roots_taken_fresh_in_the
<h076.P008.002>    Sumer_time,_beaten_&_made_into_a_Pultis_or_Salve,_with_old
<h076.P008.003>    Hogs_Greas,_and_applied_to_the_place_pained_with_the
<h076.P008.004>    Sciatica,_to_continue_theron_four_hours_if_it_be_on_a_Man,
<h076.P008.005>    and_two_hours_on_a_Woman;_the_place_afterwards_bathed
<h076.P008.006>    with_Wine_and_Oyl_mixed_together,_and_then_wrapped_with
<h076.P008.007>    Wool_or_Skins_after_they_have_set_a_little,_wil_assuredly
<h076.P008.008>    {Note_105_here}
<h076.P008.009>    cure_not_only_the_same_Diseas_in_the_Hips,_Hucklebone,_or
<h076.P008.010>    other_of_the_Joynts,_as_the_Gout_in_the_Hands_or_Feet,_but
<h076.P008.011>    all_other_old_Griefs_of_the_Head_(as_inveterate_Rhewms)
<h076.P008.012>    and_other_part_of_the_Body_that_is_hard_to_be_cured:_And
<h076.P008.013>    if_of_the_former_Griefs_any_part_remain;_the_same_Medicine
<h076.P008.014>    after_twenty_daies_is_to_be_applied_again._The_same_is
<h076.P008.015>    also_effectual_in_the_Diseases_of_the_spleen_and_applied
<h076.P008.016>    to_the_Skin_it_taketh_away_the_blemishes_therof,_whether
<h076.P008.017>    they_be_Scars,_Leprosie,_Scabs_or_Scurf:_which_although_it
<h076.P008.018>    exulcerate_the_part,_yet_that_is_to_be_helped_afterwards
<h076.P008.019>    with_a_Salve_made_of_Oyl_and_Wax.
<h076.P008.020>    =
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#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h076.P010.001>    Esteem_of_this_as_another_Secret.
<h076.P010.002>    =
#
## <h077>
# chapter  77 WATER-CRESSES
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h077.P002.001>    Our_ordinary_Water-Cresses_spreadeth_forth_with_many
<h077.P002.002>    weak_hollow_sappy_Stalks,_shooting_out_fibres_at_the
<h077.P002.003>    Joynts_and_upwards,_long_winged_Leavs,_made_of_sundry
<h077.P002.004>    broad,_sappy_and_almost_round_Leavs_of_a_brownish_green
<h077.P002.005>    colour._The_Flowers_are_many_and_white,_standing_on_long
<h077.P002.006>    Footstalks,_after_which_come_small_yellow_Seed,_contained
<h077.P002.007>    in_smal_long_pods_like_Horns:_The_whol_Plant_abideth
<h077.P002.008>    green_in_the_Winter_and_tasteth_somwhat_hot_and_sharp.
<h077.P002.009>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h077.P004.001>    They_grow_(for_the_most_part)_in_the_smal_standing
<h077.P004.002>    Waters,_yet_somtimes_in_smal_Rivulets_of_running_Water.
<h077.P004.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h077.P006.001>    They_Flower_and_Seed_in_the_beginning_of_Summer.
<h077.P006.002>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h077.P008.001>    They_are_more_powerful_against_the_Scurvy,_and_to_clens
<h077.P008.002>    the_Blood_and_Humors_than_Brooklime_is,_and_serve_in_al
<h077.P008.003>    the_other_uses_in_which_Brooklime_is_available,_as_to
<h077.P008.004>    break_the_Stone,_and_provoke_Urin,_and_Womens_Courses.
<h077.P008.005>    {Note_106_here}
<h077.P008.006>    The_Decoction_therof_clenseth_Ulcers_by_washing_them
<h077.P008.007>    therwith._The_Leavs_brused,_or_the_Juyce,_is_good_to_be
<h077.P008.008>    applied_to_the_Face,_or_other_parts_troubled_with
<h077.P008.009>    Freckles,_Pimples,_Spots,_or_the_like,_at_night,_and
<h077.P008.010>    washed_away_in_the_morning,_The_Juyce_mixed_with_Vineger,
<h077.P008.011>    and_the_forepart_of_the_Head_bathed_therwith_is_very_good
<h077.P008.012>    for_those_that_are_dull_and_drowsie,_or_have_the_Lethargy.
<h077.P008.013>    =
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#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h077.P010.001>    Water-cress_Pottage_is_a_good_Remedy_to_clens_the_Blood
<h077.P010.002>    in_the_Spring_and_help_Head-aches,_and_consume_the_gross
<h077.P010.003>    Humors_Winter_hath_left_behind,_those_that_would_live_in
<h077.P010.004>    health_may_use_it_if_they_pleas,_if_they_will_not_I_cannot
<h077.P010.005>    help_it:_If_any_fancy_not_Pottage_they_may_eat_the_Herb
<h077.P010.006>    as_a_Sallet.
<h077.P010.007>    =
#
## <h078>
# chapter  78 CROSSWORT
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h078.P002.001>    The_Common_Crosswort_groweth_up_with_square_hairy_brown
<h078.P002.002>    Stalks,_little_above_a_Foot_High,_having_four_smal_broad
<h078.P002.003>    and_pointed_hairy,_yet_smooth_green_Leavs,_growing_at
<h078.P002.004>    every_Joynt,_each_against_other_Cross_waies,_which_hath
<h078.P002.005>    caused_the_name:_Toward_the_tops_of_the_Stalks_at_the
<h078.P002.006>    Joynts_with_the_Leavs_in_three_or_four_rows_upwards,_stand
<h078.P002.007>    smal_pale,_yellow_Flowers,_after_which_come_smal_blackish
<h078.P002.008>    round_Seed,_four_for_the_most_part_set_in_every_Husk._The
<h078.P002.009>    Root_is_very_smal_and_full_of_Fibres,_or_Threads,_taking
<h078.P002.010>    good_hold_of_the_ground,_and_spreading_with_the_Branches_a
<h078.P002.011>    great_deal_of_ground_which_perisheth_not_in_Winter,
<h078.P002.012>    although_the_Leavs_die_every_year,_and_spring_again_anew.
<h078.P002.013>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h078.P004.001>    It_groweth_in_many_moist_grounds_as_well_Meadows,_as
<h078.P004.002>    untilled_places_about_London._In_Hamsted_Church-yard,_at
<h078.P004.003>    Wye_in_Kent,_and_sundry_other_places.
<h078.P004.004>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h078.P006.001>    It_Flowreth_from_May_al_the_Summer_long_in_one_place_or
<h078.P006.002>    other,_as_they_are_more_open_to_the_Sun;_and_the_Seed
<h078.P006.003>    ripeneth_soon_after.
<h078.P006.004>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h078.P008.001>    This_is_a_singular_good_Wound_Herb,_and_is_used
<h078.P008.002>    inwardly,_not_only_to_stay_bleeding_of_Wounds,_but_to
<h078.P008.003>    consolidate_them,_as_it_doth_outwardly_any_green_Wounds,
<h078.P008.004>    which_it_quickly_sodereth_up_and_healeth._The_Decoction
<h078.P008.005>    {Note_107_here}
<h078.P008.006>    of_the_Herb_in_Wine,_helpeth_to_expectorate_Flegm_out_of
<h078.P008.007>    the_Chest,_and_is_good_for_Obstructions_in_the_Breast,
<h078.P008.008>    Stomach_or_Bowels,_and_helpeth_a_decayed_Appetite;_It_is
<h078.P008.009>    also_good_to_wash_any_Wound_or_Sore_with,_to_clens_and
<h078.P008.010>    heal_it:_The_Herb_bruised_and_then_boyled_and_applied
<h078.P008.011>    outwardly_for_certain_daies_together,_renewing_it_often,
<h078.P008.012>    and_in_the_mean_time,_the_Decoction_of_the_Herb_in_Wine
<h078.P008.013>    taken_inwardly_every_day_doth_certainly_cure_the_Rupture
<h078.P008.014>    in_any,_so_as_it_be_not_too_inveterate;_but_very_speedily
<h078.P008.015>    if_it_be_fresh_and_lately_taken.
<h078.P008.016>    =
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#end marginalnote
#
## <h079>
# chapter  79 CROWFOOT
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit P text
<h079.P001.001>    Abundance_are_the_sorts_of_this_Herb,_that_to_describe
<h079.P001.002>    them_all_would_tire_the_Patience_even_of_Socrates_himself,
<h079.P001.003>    but_because_I_have_not_yet_attained_to_the_Spirit_of
<h079.P001.004>    Socrates,_I_shall_but_describe_the_most_usual.
<h079.P001.005>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h079.P003.001>    The_most_common_Crowfoot_hath_many_dark_green_Leavs_cut
<h079.P003.002>    into_divers_parts,_in_tast_biting_&_sharp,_biting_&
<h079.P003.003>    blistering_the_Tongue,_it_bears_many_Flowers_and_those_of_a
<h079.P003.004>    bright_resplendent_yellow_colour,_I_do_not_remember_that
<h079.P003.005>    ever_I_saw_any_thing_yellower,_Virgins_in_Ancient_time
<h079.P003.006>    used_to_make_Pouder_of_them_to_strew_Bride_Beds,_after
<h079.P003.007>    which_Flowers_come_smal_heads_of_Seeds,_round,_but_tugged
<h079.P003.008>    like_a_Pine_Apple.
<h079.P003.009>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h079.P005.001>    They_grow_very_common_every_where,_unless_you_run_your
<h079.P005.002>    Head_into_a_Hedg_you_cannot_chuse_but_see_some_of_them
<h079.P005.003>    wherever_you_walk.
<h079.P005.004>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h079.P007.001>    They_Flower_in_May_and_June,_even_till_September.
<h079.P007.002>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h079.P009.001>    Many_are_the_Names_this_furious_biting_Herb_hath
<h079.P009.002>    obtained,_almost_enough_to_make_up_a_Welch-mans_Pedegree,
<h079.P009.003>    if_he_fetch_it_no_further_than_John_of_Gaunt_of_William
<h079.P009.004>    the_Conqueror,_for_it_is_called_Frogs-foot_from_the_Greek
<h079.P009.005>    name_***{Greek_transliteration_for_"bad_potion"},_Crowfoot,
<h079.P009.006>    Gold_Knobs,_Gold_Cups,_King_Kob,_Bassinets,_Troll_Flower,
<h079.P009.007>    Polts,_Locker_Goulons,_and_Butter-Flowers.
<h079.P009.008>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h079.P011.001>    This_fiery_and_hot_spirited_Herb_of_Mars_is_no_way_fit
<h079.P011.002>    to_be_given_inwardly,_but_an_Oyntment_of_the_Leavs_or
<h079.P011.003>    Flowers_wil_draw_a_Blister_and_may_so_be_fitting_applied
<h079.P011.004>    to_the_nape_of_the_Neck_to_draw_back_Rhewm_from_the_Eyes,
<h079.P011.005>    the_Herb_being_bruised_and_mixed_with_a_little_Mustard,
<h079.P011.006>    draws_a_Blister_as_well_and_as_perfectly_as_Cantharides,
<h079.P011.007>    and_with_far_less_danger_to_the_Vessels_of_Urin_which
<h079.P011.008>    Cantharides_Naturally_delight_to_wrong,_I_knew_the_Herb
<h079.P011.009>    once_applied_to_a_Pestilential_rising_that_was_falling
<h079.P011.010>    down,_and_it_saved_life_even_beyond_hope,_it_were_good
<h079.P011.011>    keeping_an_Oyntment_and_Plaister_of_it_if_it_were_but_for
<h079.P011.012>    that.
<h079.P011.013>    =
#
## <h080>
# chapter  80 CUCKOWPINT
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit P text
<h080.P001.001>    This_shooteth_forth_three,_four,_or_five_Leavs_at_the
<h080.P001.002>    most_from_one_Root,_every_one_wherof_is_somwhat_large_and
<h080.P001.003>    long,_broad_at_the_bottom_next_the_Stalk,_and_forked,_but
<h080.P001.004>    ending_in_a_point_without_cut_on_the_edges,_of_a_ful_green
<h080.P001.005>    colour_each_standing_upon_a_thick_round_Stalk,_of_a_hands
<h080.P001.006>    breadth_long_or_more:_among_which_after_two_or_three
<h080.P001.007>    Months_that_they_begin_to_wither,_riseth_up_a_bare_round
<h080.P001.008>    whitish_green_Stalk,_spotted_and_straked_with_purple,
<h080.P001.009>    somwhat_higher_than_the_Leavs:_at_the_top_wherof_standeth
<h080.P001.010>    a_long_hollow_Hose_or_Husk_close_at_the_bottom,_but_open
<h080.P001.011>    from_the_middle_upwards_ending_in_a_point;_in_the_middle
<h080.P001.012>    whereof_standeth_a_smal_long_Pestle_or_Clapper,_smaller_at
<h080.P001.013>    the_bottom_than_at_the_top,_of_a_dark_purple_colour_as_the
<h080.P001.014>    Husk_is_on_the_inside,_though_green_without;_which_after
<h080.P001.015>    it_hath_so_abidden_for_some_time,_the_Husk_with_the
<h080.P001.016>    Clapper_decayeth,_and_the_foot_or_bottom_therof_groweth_to
<h080.P001.017>    be_a_smal_long_Bunch_of_Berries,_green_at_the_first,_and
<h080.P001.018>    of_a_yellowish_red_colour_when_they_are_ripe,_of_the
<h080.P001.019>    bigness_of_an_Hazel_nut_Kernel;_which_abide_theron_almost
<h080.P001.020>    until_Winter;_The_Root_is_round_and_somwhat_long,_for_the
<h080.P001.021>    most_part_lying_along,_the_Leavs_shooting_forth_at_the
<h080.P001.022>    bigger_end,_which_when_it_beareth_his_Berries,_is_somwhat
<h080.P001.023>    wrinkled_and_loos,_another_being_growing_under_it,_which
<h080.P001.024>    is_solid_and_firm_with_many_smal_threads_hanging_therat:
<h080.P001.025>    The_whol_Plant_is_of_a_very_sharp_biting_tast,_pricking
<h080.P001.026>    the_Tongue_as_Nettles_do_the_Hands,_and_so_abideth_for_a
<h080.P001.027>    great_while_without_alteration:_The_Root_hereof_was
<h080.P001.028>    anciently_used_instead_of_Starch_to_starch_Linnen_withal.
<h080.P001.029>    =
<h080.P001.030>    There_is_another_sort_of_Cockowpint_with_lesser_Leavs
<h080.P001.031>    than_the_former,_and_somwhat;_harder,_having_blackish
<h080.P001.032>    spots_upon_them_which_for_the_most_part_abide_longer_green
<h080.P001.033>    in_Summer_than_the_former;_and_both_Leavs_and_Roots_are
<h080.P001.034>    more_sharp_and_fierce_than_it:_In_al_things_els_it_is
<h080.P001.035>    like_the_former.
<h080.P001.036>    =
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# unit P text
<h080.P003.001>    These_two_sorts_grow_frequently_almost_under_every_Hedg
<h080.P003.002>    side_in_many_places_of_this_Land.
<h080.P003.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h080.P005.001>    They_shoot_forth_Leavs_in_the_Spring_and_continue_but
<h080.P005.002>    until_the_middle_of_Summer,_or_somwhat_later,_their_Husks
<h080.P005.003>    appearing_before_they_fall_away;_and_their_Fruit_shewing
<h080.P005.004>    in_August.
<h080.P005.005>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h080.P007.001>    Tragus_reporteth_that_a_dram_weight,_or_more_if_need_be
<h080.P007.002>    of_the_spotted_Wake-Robin,_either_fresh_and_green,_or
<h080.P007.003>    dried,_being_beaten_and_taken_is_a_most_present_and_pure
<h080.P007.004>    Remedy_for_Poyson_and_the_Plague._The_Juyce_of_the_Herb
<h080.P007.005>    taken_to_the_quantity_of_a_spoonful_hath_the_same_effect.
<h080.P007.006>    But_if_there_be_a_little_Vinegar_added_therunto_as_well_as
<h080.P007.007>    unto_the_Root_aforesaid_it_somwhat_allayeth_the_sharp
<h080.P007.008>    biting_tast_therof_upon_the_Tongue._The_green_Leavs
<h080.P007.009>    bruised_and_laid_upon_any_Boyl_or_Plague_Sore,_doth
<h080.P007.010>    wonderfully_help_to_draw_forth_the_Poyson;_a_dram_of_the
<h080.P007.011>    Pouder_of_the_dried_Root_taken_with_twice_so_much_Sugar_in
<h080.P007.012>    the_form_of_a_licking_Electuary,_or_the_green_Root_doth
<h080.P007.013>    wonderfuly_help_those_that_are_pursie_and_short_winded,_as
<h080.P007.014>    also_those_that_have_a_Cough;_it_breaketh,_digesteth,_and
<h080.P007.015>    riddeth_away_Flegm_from_the_Stomach,_Chest,_and_Lungs.
<h080.P007.016>    {Note_108_here}
<h080.P007.017>    The_Milk_wherin_the_Root_hath_been_boyled_is_effectual_also
<h080.P007.018>    for_the_same_purpose._The_said_Pouder_taken_in_Wine_or
<h080.P007.019>    other_Drink;_or_the_Juyce_of_the_Berries,_or_the_Pouder_of
<h080.P007.020>    them;_or_the_Wine_wherein_they_have_been_boyled,_provoketh
<h080.P007.021>    Urine,_and_bringeth_down_Womens_Courses,_and_purgeth_them
<h080.P007.022>    effectually_after_Child-bearing_to_bring_away_the
<h080.P007.023>    After-birth._Taken_with_Sheeps_Milk_it_healeth_the_inward
<h080.P007.024>    Ulcers_of_the_Bowels._The_distilled_Water_herof_is
<h080.P007.025>    effectual_to_all_the_purposes_aforesaid;_A_spoonful_taken
<h080.P007.026>    at_a_time_healeth_the_Itch;_And_an_ounce_or_more_taken_at
<h080.P007.027>    a_time_for_some_daies_together_doth_help_the_Rupture;_The
<h080.P007.028>    Leavs_either_green_or_dry,_or_the_Juyce_of_them,_doth
<h080.P007.029>    clens_all_manner_of_rotten_and_filthy_Ulcers_in_what_part
<h080.P007.030>    of_the_Body_soever,_and_healeth_the_stinking_Sores_in_the
<h080.P007.031>    Nose_called_Polipus._The_Water_wherin_the_Root_hath_been
<h080.P007.032>    boyled_dropped_into_the_Eyes,_clenseth_them_from_any_Film
<h080.P007.033>    or_Skin,_Clouds_or_Mists_which_begin_to_hinder_the_Sight,
<h080.P007.034>    and_helpeth_the_watering_or_redness_of_them;_or_when_by
<h080.P007.035>    {Note_109_here}
<h080.P007.036>    some_chance_they_become_black_and_blue._The_Root_mixed
<h080.P007.037>    with_Bean_Flower_and_applied_to_the_Throat_or_Jaws_that
<h080.P007.038>    are_inflamed_helpeth_them._The_Juyce_of_the_Berries
<h080.P007.039>    boyled_in_Oyl_of_Roses,_or_beaten_into_Pouder_and_mixed
<h080.P007.040>    with_the_Oyl,_and_dropped_into_the_Ears_and_easeth_pains
<h080.P007.041>    in_them._The_Berries_or_the_Roots_beaten_with_hot_Ox
<h080.P007.042>    Dung,_and_applied,_easeth_the_pains_of_the_Gout._The
<h080.P007.043>    Leavs_and_Roots_boyled_in_Wine_with_a_little_Oyl,_and
<h080.P007.044>    applied_to_the_Piles,_or_the_falling_down_of_the_Fundament
<h080.P007.045>    easeth_them;_and_so_doth_sitting_over_the_hot_fumes
<h080.P007.046>    therof._The_fresh_Roots_bruised,_and_distilled_with_a
<h080.P007.047>    little_Milk,_yieldeth_a_most_Sovereign_Water_to_clens_the
<h080.P007.048>    Skin_from_Scurff,_Freckles,_Spots,_or_Blemishes_whatsoever
<h080.P007.049>    therin.
<h080.P007.050>    =
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#end marginalnote
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h080.P010.001>    Authors_have_left_large_Commendation_of_this_Herb_you
<h080.P010.002>    see,_but_for_my_part_I_have_neither_spoken_with_Dr.
<h080.P010.003>    Reason,_nor_Dr._Experience_about_it.
<h080.P010.004>    =
#
## <h081>
# chapter  81 DAISIES
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit P text
<h081.P001.001>    These_are_so_wel_known_to_almost_every_Child,_that_I
<h081.P001.002>    suppose_it_altogether_needless_to_write_any_Description_of
<h081.P001.003>    them._Take_therfore_the_Vertues_of_them_as_followeth.
<h081.P001.004>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h081.P003.001>    The_greater_wild_Daisie_is_a_Wound_Herb_of_good
<h081.P003.002>    respect,_often_used_in_those_Drinks_or_Salvs_that_are_for
<h081.P003.003>    Wounds,_either_inward_or_outwards._The_Juyce_or_distilled
<h081.P003.004>    Water_of_these,_or_the_smal_Daisies,_doth_much_temper_the
<h081.P003.005>    heat_of_Choller,_and_refresheth_the_Liver_and_other_inward
<h081.P003.006>    parts._A_Decoction_made_of_them_and_drunk,_helpeth_to
<h081.P003.007>    cure_the_Wounds_made_in_the_hollowness_of_the_Breast:_The
<h081.P003.008>    same_also_cureth_al_Ulcers_and_Pustles_in_the_Mouth_or
<h081.P003.009>    Tongue,_or_in_the_secret_parts._The_Leavs_bruised_and
<h081.P003.010>    applied_to_the_Cods,_or_to_any_other_parts_that_are
<h081.P003.011>    swollen_and_hot,_doth_resolve_it_and_temper_the_Head:_A
<h081.P003.012>    Decoction_made_hereof_with_Walwort_and_Agrimony_and_the
<h081.P003.013>    places_fomented_or_bathed_therwith_warm,_giveth_great_eas
<h081.P003.014>    to_them_that_are_troubled_with_the_Palsy,_Sciatica,_or_the
<h081.P003.015>    Gout._The_same_also_disperseth_and_dissolveth_the_Knots
<h081.P003.016>    or_Kernels_that_grow_in_the_Flesh_of_any_part_of_the_Body
<h081.P003.017>    and_the_Bruises_and_Hurts_that_come_of_Fals_and_Blows:
<h081.P003.018>    {Note_110_here}
<h081.P003.019>    They_are_also_used_for_Ruptures,_and_other_inward_Burnings
<h081.P003.020>    with_very_good_success._An_Oyntment_made_hereof_doth
<h081.P003.021>    wonderfully_help_al_Wounds_that_have_Inflamations_about
<h081.P003.022>    them,_or_by_reason_of_moist_humors_having_access_unto
<h081.P003.023>    them,_are_kept_long_from_healing_and_such_are_those_for
<h081.P003.024>    the_most_part_that_happen_in_the_Joynts_of_the_Arms_or
<h081.P003.025>    Legs._The_Juyce_of_them_dropped_into_the_running_Eyes_of
<h081.P003.026>    any_doth_much_help_them.
<h081.P003.027>    =
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#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h081.P005.001>    The_Herb_is_under_the_Sign_Cancer,_and_under_the
<h081.P005.002>    Dominion_of_Venus,_and_therfore_excellent_good_for_Wounds
<h081.P005.003>    in_the_Breast,_and_very_fitting_to_be_kept_both_in_Oyls,
<h081.P005.004>    Oyntments,_and_Plaisters,_as_also_in_Syrup.
<h081.P005.005>    =
#
## <h082>
# chapter  82 DANDELYON
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h082.P002.001>    This_is_wel_known_to_have_many_long_and_deeply_gashed
<h082.P002.002>    Leavs_lying_on_the_ground,_round_about_the_Head_of_the
<h082.P002.003>    Root;_the_ends_of_each_Gash_or_Jag_on_both_sides_looking
<h082.P002.004>    downwards_towards_the_Root,_the_middle_rib_being_white
<h082.P002.005>    which_broken_yieldeth_abundance_of_bitter_Milk,_but_the
<h082.P002.006>    Root_much_more:_from_among_the_Leavs_which_alwaies_abide
<h082.P002.007>    green,_arise_many_slender,_weak,_naked_Footstalks,_every
<h082.P002.008>    one_of_them_bearing_at_the_top_one_large_yellow_Flower,
<h082.P002.009>    consisting_of_many_rows_of_yellow_Leavs,_broad_at_the
<h082.P002.010>    points_and_nicked_in_with_a_deep_spot_of_yellow_in_the
<h082.P002.011>    middle,_which_growing_ripe,_the_green_Husk_wherin_the
<h082.P002.012>    Flower_stood_turneth_it_self_down_to_the_Stalk,_and_the
<h082.P002.013>    Head_of_down_becometh_as_round_as_a_Ball,_with_long
<h082.P002.014>    reddish_Seed_underneath,_bearing_a_part_of_the_Down_on_the
<h082.P002.015>    Head_of_every_one,_which_together_is_blown_away_with_the
<h082.P002.016>    Wind,_or_may_be_at_once_blown_away_with_ones_Mouth._The
<h082.P002.017>    Root_growth_downwards_exceeding_deep,_which_being_broken
<h082.P002.018>    off_within_the_ground,_wil_notwithstanding_shoot_forth
<h082.P002.019>    again;_and_wil_hardly_be_destroyed_where_it_hath_once
<h082.P002.020>    taken_deep_Root_in_the_ground.
<h082.P002.021>    =
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# unit P text
<h082.P004.001>    It_groweth_frequent_in_al_Meadows_and_Pasture_Grounds.
<h082.P004.002>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h082.P006.001>    It_Flowreth_in_one_place_or_other_almost_all_the_yeer
<h082.P006.002>    long.
<h082.P006.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h082.P008.001>    It_is_of_an_opening_and_clensing_quality,_and_therfore
<h082.P008.002>    very_effectual_for_the_Obstructions_of_the_Liver,_Gall,
<h082.P008.003>    and_Spleen,_and_the_Diseases_that_arise_from_them,_as_the
<h082.P008.004>    jaundice,_&_Hypocondriacal_Passion:_It_wonderfully_openeth
<h082.P008.005>    the_Passages_of_the_Urin_both_in_yong_and_old._It
<h082.P008.006>    powerfully_clenseth_Aposthumes,_and_inward_in_the_Uritory
<h082.P008.007>    passages,_and_by_the_drying_and_temperate_quality_doth
<h082.P008.008>    afterwards_heal_them;_for_which_purpose_the_Decoction_of
<h082.P008.009>    the_Roots_or_Leavs_in_white_Wine,_or_the_Leavs_chopped_as
<h082.P008.010>    Potherbs_with_a_few_Allisanders_and_boyled_in_their_Broth,
<h082.P008.011>    {Note_111_here}
<h082.P008.012>    is_very_effectual._And_whoso_is_drawing_towards_a
<h082.P008.013>    Consumption,_or_an_il_Disposition_of_the_whol_Body_called
<h082.P008.014>    Cachexia_by_the_use_herof_for_some_time_together_shal_find
<h082.P008.015>    a_wonderful_help:_It_helpeth_also_to_procure_rest_and
<h082.P008.016>    sleep_to_Bodies_distempered_by_the_Heat_of_Ague_Fits,_or
<h082.P008.017>    otherwise._The_distilled_Water_is_effectual_to_drink_in
<h082.P008.018>    Pestilential_Feavers,_and_to_wash_the_Sores.
<h082.P008.019>    =
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#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h082.P010.001>    You_see_here_what_Vertues_this_common_Herb_hath,_and
<h082.P010.002>    that's_the_reason_you_French_and_Dutch_so_often_eat_them
<h082.P010.003>    in_the_Spring;_and_now_if_you_look_a_little_further_you
<h082.P010.004>    may_see_plainly_wthout_a_pair_of_Spectakles,_that_Forraign
<h082.P010.005>    Physitians_are_not_so_selfish_as_ours_are,_but_more
<h082.P010.006>    communicative_of_the_Vertues_of_Plants_to_People.
<h082.P010.007>    =
#
## <h083>
# chapter  83 DARNEL
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h083.P002.001>    This_hath_all_the_Winter_long,_sundry_long,_fat,_and
<h083.P002.002>    rough_Leavs,_which_when_the_Stalk_riseth_which_is_slender
<h083.P002.003>    and_joynted,_are_narrower,_but_rough_stil;_on_the_top
<h083.P002.004>    groweth_a_long_spike_composed_of_many_Heads,_set_one_above
<h083.P002.005>    another,_containing_two_or_three_Husks_with_sharp,_but
<h083.P002.006>    short_Beards_or_awns_at_the_ends;_the_Seed_is_easily
<h083.P002.007>    shaked_out_of_the_Ear,_the_Husk_it_self_being_somwhat
<h083.P002.008>    tough.
<h083.P002.009>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h083.P004.001>    The_Country_Husbandmen_do_know_this_too_well_to_grow
<h083.P004.002>    among_their_Corn:_or_in_the_Borders_and_Pathwaies_of_other
<h083.P004.003>    Fields_that_are_fallow.
<h083.P004.004>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h083.P006.001>    As_this_is_not_without_some_Vices,_so_hath_it_also_many
<h083.P006.002>    Vertues._The_Meal_of_Darnel_is_very_good_to_stay
<h083.P006.003>    Gangreans,_and_other_such_like_fretting_and_eating
<h083.P006.004>    Cankers,_and_putrid_Sores:_It_also_clenseth_the_Skin_of_al
<h083.P006.005>    {Note_112_here}
<h083.P006.006>    Lepries,_Morphews,_Ringworms,_and_the_like,_if_it_be_used
<h083.P006.007>    with_Salt_and_Rhadish_Roots._And_being_used_with_quick
<h083.P006.008>    Brimstone_and_Vinegar_it_dissolveth_Knots_and_Kernels_and
<h083.P006.009>    breaketh_those_that_are_hard_to_be_dissolved,_being_boyled
<h083.P006.010>    in_Wine_with_Pidgeons_Dung_and_Linseed:_A_Decoction
<h083.P006.011>    therof_made_with_Water_and_Honey_and_the_place_bathed
<h083.P006.012>    therwith_is_profitable_for_the_Sciatica._Darnel_Meal
<h083.P006.013>    applied_in_a_Poltis,_draweth_forth_Splinters_and_broken
<h083.P006.014>    Bones_in_the_Flesh:_The_red_Darnel_boyled_in_red_Wine_and
<h083.P006.015>    taken_stayeth_the_Lask_and_all_other_Fluxes,_and_Womens
<h083.P006.016>    bloody_Issues;_and_restraineth_Urin_that_passeth_away_too
<h083.P006.017>    suddenly.
<h083.P006.018>    =
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#end marginalnote
#
## <h084>
# chapter  84 DILL
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h084.P002.001>    The_common_Dill_groweth_up_with_seldom_more_than_one
<h084.P002.002>    Stalk,_neither_so_high_nor_so_great_usually_as_Fennel,
<h084.P002.003>    being_round_and_with_fewer_Joynts_theron,_whose_Leavs_are
<h084.P002.004>    sadder,_and_somwhat_long,_and_so_like_Fennel_that_it
<h084.P002.005>    deceiveth_many;_but_harder_in_handling_and_somwhat
<h084.P002.006>    thicker,_and_of_a_stronger_unpleasanter_set:_The_tops_of
<h084.P002.007>    the_Stalks_have_four_Branches_and_smaller_Umbels_of_yellow
<h084.P002.008>    Flowers,_which_turn_into_smal_Seed_somwhat_flatter_and
<h084.P002.009>    thinner_than_Fennel_Seed._The_Root_is_small_and_woody,
<h084.P002.010>    perishing_every_year_after_it_hath_born_Seed;_and_is_also
<h084.P002.011>    unprofitable,_being_never_put_to_any_use.
<h084.P002.012>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h084.P004.001>    It_is_most_usually_sown_in_Gardens,_and_Grounds_for_the
<h084.P004.002>    purpose,_&_is_also_found_wild_with_us_in_some_places.
<h084.P004.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h084.P006.001>    The_Dill_being_boyled_and_drunk_is_good_to_eas
<h084.P006.002>    Swellings_&_pains,_it_also_stayeth_the_Belly,_and_Stomach
<h084.P006.003>    from_casting:_The_Decoction_thereof_helpeth_Women_that
<h084.P006.004>    are_troubled_with_the_Pains_and_Windiness_of_the_Mother,
<h084.P006.005>    if_they_fit_therin._It_stayeth_the_Hiccough,_being_boyled
<h084.P006.006>    in_Wine_and_but_smelled_unto,_being_tied_in_a_Cloth._The
<h084.P006.007>    Seed_is_of_more_use_than_the_Leavs_and_more_effectual_to
<h084.P006.008>    {Note_113_here}
<h084.P006.009>    digest_raw_and_viscuous_humors,_and_is_used_in_Medicines
<h084.P006.010>    that_serve_to_expel_Wind_and_the_pains_proceeding
<h084.P006.011>    therfrom._The_Seed_being_toasted_or_fried_and_used_in
<h084.P006.012>    Oyls_or_Plaisters,_dissolveth_the_Imposthumes_in_the
<h084.P006.013>    Fundament,_and_drieth_up_all_moist_Ulcers_(especially_in
<h084.P006.014>    the_secret_parts.)_The_Oyl_made_of_Dill_is_effectual_to
<h084.P006.015>    warm,_to_resolve_Humors_and_Imposthumes,_to_eas_pains_and
<h084.P006.016>    to_procure_rest.
<h084.P006.017>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h084.P008.001>    The_Decoction_of_Dill_be_it_Herb_or_Seed_(only_if_you
<h084.P008.002>    boyl_the_Seed_you_must_bruis_it)_in_white_Wine,_being
<h084.P008.003>    drunk_is_a_gallant_expeller_of_Wind_and_provoker_of_the
<h084.P008.004>    Terms.
<h084.P008.005>    =
#
## <h085>
# chapter  85 DEVILS-BIT
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h085.P002.001>    This_riseth_up_with_a_round_green,_smooth_Stalk_about
<h085.P002.002>    two_foot_high_set_with_divers_long_and_somwhat_narrow,
<h085.P002.003>    smooth,_dark,_green_Leavs,_somwhat_snip'd_about_the_edges
<h085.P002.004>    for_the_most_part,_being_els_al_whol_and_not_divided_at_al
<h085.P002.005>    or_but_very_seldom,_even_to_the_tops_of_the_Branches_which
<h085.P002.006>    yet_are_smaller_than_those_below,_with_one_Rib_only_in_the
<h085.P002.007>    middle:_At_the_end_of_each_Branch_standeth_a_round_Head
<h085.P002.008>    of_many_Flowers_set_together_in_the_same_manner_or_more
<h085.P002.009>    neatly_than_the_Scabious,_and_of_a_more_blewish_purple
<h085.P002.010>    colour;_which_being_past_there_followeth_Seed_that_falleth
<h085.P002.011>    away._The_Root_is_somehat_thick,_but_short_and_blackish
<h085.P002.012>    with_may_Strings,_abiding_after_Seed_time_many_yeers.
<h085.P002.013>    This_Root_was_longer_untill_the_Devil_(as_the_Fryars_say)
<h085.P002.014>    bit_away_the_rest_of_it_for_spight,_envying_its_usefulness
<h085.P002.015>    unto_Man-kind._For_sure_he_was_not_troubled_with_any
<h085.P002.016>    Disease_for_which_it_is_proper.
<h085.P002.017>    {Note_114_here}
<h085.P002.018>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h085.P004.001>    There_are_two_other_sorts_hereof_in_nothing_unlike_the
<h085.P004.002>    former,_save_that_the_one_beareth_White_and_the_other
<h085.P004.003>    Blush_colour'd_Flowers.
<h085.P004.004>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h085.P006.001>    The_first_groweth_as_well_in_dry_Meadows_and_Fields,_as
<h085.P006.002>    moist,_in_many_places_of_this_Land:_But_the_other_two_are
<h085.P006.003>    more_rare,_and_hard_to_meet_with,_yet_they_are_both_found
<h085.P006.004>    growing_wild_about_Appledore,_neer_Rye_in_Kent.
<h085.P006.005>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h085.P008.001>    They_Flower_not_usually_untill_August.
<h085.P008.002>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h085.P010.001>    The_Herb_or_Root_(all_that_the_Devil_hath_left_of_it)
<h085.P010.002>    being_boyled_in_Wine_and_drunk_is_very_powerful_against
<h085.P010.003>    the_Plague,_and_all_Pestilential_Diseases_or_Feavers,
<h085.P010.004>    Poysons_also,_and_the_bitings_of_Venemous_Beasts;_It_also
<h085.P010.005>    helpeth_those_that_are_inwardly_bruised_by_any_casualty,
<h085.P010.006>    {Note_115_here}
<h085.P010.007>    ar_outwardly_by_Falls_or_Blows,_dissolving_the_clotted
<h085.P010.008>    Blood:_and_the_Herb_or_Root_beaten_and_outwardly_applied,
<h085.P010.009>    taketh_away_the_black_and_blue_Marks_that_remain_in_the
<h085.P010.010>    Skin._The_Decoction_of_the_Herb,_with_Honey_of_Roses_put
<h085.P010.011>    therin_is_very_effectual_to_help_the_inveterate_tumors_and
<h085.P010.012>    Swellings_of_the_Almonds_and_Throat,_by_often_gargling_the
<h085.P010.013>    Mouth_therwith._It_helpeth_also_to_procure_Womens
<h085.P010.014>    Courses,_and_easeth_all_pains_of_the_Mother,_and_to_break
<h085.P010.015>    and_discuss_Winds_therein_and_in_the_Bowels._The_Pouder
<h085.P010.016>    of_the_Root_taken_in_Drink,_driveth_forth_the_Worms_in_the
<h085.P010.017>    body:_The_Juyce,_or_distilled_Water_of_the_Herb_is
<h085.P010.018>    effectual_for_green_Wounds,_or_old_Sores,_and_clenseth_the
<h085.P010.019>    Body_inwardly,_and_the_Seed_outwardly_from_Sores,_Scurff,
<h085.P010.020>    Itches,_Pimples,_Freekles,_Morphew,_or_other_deformities
<h085.P010.021>    therof,_but_especially_if_a_little_Vitriol_be_dissolved
<h085.P010.022>    therin.
<h085.P010.023>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
#
## <h086>
# chapter  86 DOCK
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit P text
<h086.P001.001>    These_are_so_wel_known_many_kinds_of_them,_that_I_shall
<h086.P001.002>    not_trouble_you_with_a_Description_of_them;_my_Book_grows
<h086.P001.003>    big_too_fast.
<h086.P001.004>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h086.P003.001>    All_of_them_have_a_kind_of_cooling(but_not_all_alike)
<h086.P003.002>    drying_quality_the_Sorrels_being_most_cold,_and_the
<h086.P003.003>    Bloodworts_most_drying:_Of_the_Bur-dock_I_have_spoken
<h086.P003.004>    already_by_himself._The_Seed_of_most_of_the_other_kinds
<h086.P003.005>    whether_of_the_Garden_or_Field,_do_stay_Lasks_or_Fluxes_of
<h086.P003.006>    all_sorts,_the_loathings_of_the_Stomach_through_Choller,
<h086.P003.007>    and_is_helpful_to_those_that_spit_Blood._The_Roots_boyled
<h086.P003.008>    in_Vinegar_helpeth_the_Itch,_Scabs,_and_breakings_out_of
<h086.P003.009>    the_Skin_if_it_be_bathed_therwith._The_Distilled_Water_of
<h086.P003.010>    the_Herb_and_Roots_hath_the_same_Vertue,_and_clensth_the
<h086.P003.011>    Skin_of_Freckles,_Morphews,_and_all_other_Spots_and
<h086.P003.012>    Discolourings_therin.
<h086.P003.013>    {Note_116_here}
<h086.P003.014>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h086.P005.001>    All_Docks_being_boyled_with_Meat,_make_it_boyled_the
<h086.P005.002>    sooner:_Besides_Bloodwort_is_exceeding_strengthning_to
<h086.P005.003>    the_Liver,_and_procures_good_Blood,_being_as_wholsom_a_Pot
<h086.P005.004>    Herb_as_any_grows_in_a_Garden,_yet_such_is_the_nicity_of
<h086.P005.005>    our_times_forsooth,_that_Women_will_not_put_it_in_the_Pot
<h086.P005.006>    becaus_it_makes_the_Pottage_black,_Pride_and_Ignorance_(a
<h086.P005.007>    couple_of_Monsters_in_the_Creation)_preferring_Nicity
<h086.P005.008>    before_Health.
<h086.P005.009>    =
#
## <h087>
# chapter  87 DODDER_OF_TIME
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h087.P002.001>    This_first_from_seeds_giveth_Roots_in_the_ground,_which
<h087.P002.002>    shooteth_forth_threads_or_Strings,_grosser_or_finer,_as
<h087.P002.003>    the_property_of_the_Plant_wherein_it_groweth,_and_the
<h087.P002.004>    climate_doth_suffer,_creeping_and_spreading_on_that_Plant
<h087.P002.005>    wheron_it_fastneth,_be_it_high_or_low._These_Strings_have
<h087.P002.006>    no_Leavs_at_all_upon_them_but_wind_and_interlace
<h087.P002.007>    themselves_so_thick_upon_a_smal_Plant_that_it_taketh_away
<h087.P002.008>    all_comfort_of_the_Sun_from_it,_and_is_ready_to_choke_or
<h087.P002.009>    strangle_it:_After_these_Strings_are_risen_up_to_that
<h087.P002.010>    Height_that_they_may_draw_Nourishment_from_the_Plant,_they
<h087.P002.011>    seem_to_be_broken_off_from_the_ground,_either_by_the
<h087.P002.012>    strength_of_ther_rising,_or_withered_by_the_heat_of_the
<h087.P002.013>    Sun._Upon_these_Strings_are_found_clusters_of_small_Heads
<h087.P002.014>    or_Husks,_out_of_which_start_forth_whitish_Flowers,_which
<h087.P002.015>    afterwads_give_smal_pale_colour'd_Seed_somwhat_flat,_and
<h087.P002.016>    twice_as_big_as_Poppy_Seed._It_generally_participates_of
<h087.P002.017>    the_Nature_of_that_Plant_which_it_climbeth_upon,_but_the
<h087.P002.018>    Dodder_of_Time_is_accounted_the_best,_and_is_the_only_true
<h087.P002.019>    Epithimum.
<h087.P002.020>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h087.P004.001>    This_is_accounted_the_most_effectual_for_Melanchollick
<h087.P004.002>    Diseases,_and_to_purge_black_or_burnt_Choller,_which_is
<h087.P004.003>    the_caus_of_many_Diseases_of_the_Head_and_Brains,_as_also
<h087.P004.004>    for_the_trembling_of_the_Heart,_faintings,_and_swounings.
<h087.P004.005>    It_is_helpful_in_all_Diseases_and_Griefs_of_the_Spleen,
<h087.P004.006>    and_of_that_Melancholly_that_ariseth_from_the_windiness_of
<h087.P004.007>    the_Hypochondria._It_purgeth_also_the_Reins_or_Kidneys_by
<h087.P004.008>    Urin._It_openeth_Obstructions_of_the_Gall,_wherby_it
<h087.P004.009>    profiteth_them_that_have_the_Jaundice;_as_also_of_the
<h087.P004.010>    Liver,_and_Spleen;_purging_the_Veins_of_Chollerick_and
<h087.P004.011>    Flegmatick_Humors,_and_helpeth_Childrens_Agues,_a_little
<h087.P004.012>    Wormfeed_being_put_therto.
<h087.P004.013>    =
<h087.P004.014>    The_other_Dodders_do_(as_I_said_before)_participate_of
<h087.P004.015>    the_Nature_of_those_Plants_whereon_they_grow:_As_that
<h087.P004.016>    which_hath_been_found_growing_upon_Nettles_in_the_West
<h087.P004.017>    Country,_hath_by_experience_been_found_very_effectual_to
<h087.P004.018>    procure_plenty_of_Urin_where_it_hath_been_stopped_or
<h087.P004.019>    hindred._And_so_of_the_rest.
<h087.P004.020>    {Note_117_here}
<h087.P004.021>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h087.P006.001>    All_Dodders_are_under_Saturn._Tell_not_me_of
<h087.P006.002>    Physitians_crying_up_Epithimum,_or_that_Dodder_which_grows
<h087.P006.003>    upon_Time_(most_of_which_comes_from_Hymettus_in_Greece,_or
<h087.P006.004>    Hybla_in_Sicilia,_becaus_those_Mountains_abound_with_Time)
<h087.P006.005>    he_is_a_Physitian_indeed_that_hath_wit_enough_to_chuse_his
<h087.P006.006>    Dodder_according_to_Nature_of_the_Diseas_and_Humor
<h087.P006.007>    peccant,_we_confess,_Time_is_the_hottest_Herb_it_usually
<h087.P006.008>    grows_upon,_and_therfore_that_which_grows_upon_Time_is
<h087.P006.009>    hotter_than_that_which_grows_upon_colder_Herbs,_for_it
<h087.P006.010>    draws_Nourishment_from_what_it_grows_upon_as_well_as_from
<h087.P006.011>    the_Earth_where_its_Root_is_and_thus_you_see_old_Saturn_is
<h087.P006.012>    wise_enough_to_have_two_Strings_to_his_Bow.
<h087.P006.013>    =
<h087.P006.014>    Sympathy_and_Antipathy,_are_the_two_Hinges_upon_which
<h087.P006.015>    the_whol_Moddel_of_Physick_turns,_and_that_Physitian_which
<h087.P006.016>    minds_them_not_is_like_a_Door_off_from_the_Hooks,_more
<h087.P006.017>    likely_to_do_a_man_a_mischief_than_to_secure_him:_then
<h087.P006.018>    all_the_Diseases_Saturn_causeth,_this_helps_by_Sympathy,_&
<h087.P006.019>    strengthens_al_the_parts_of_the_Body_he_rules,_such_as
<h087.P006.020>    caused_by_Sol_it_helps_by_Antipathy,_what_those_Diseases
<h087.P006.021>    are_see_my_Judgment_of_Diseases_by_Astrology,_and_you_be
<h087.P006.022>    pleased_to_look_the_Herb_Wormwood,_you_shal_find_a
<h087.P006.023>    Rational_way_for_it.
<h087.P006.024>    =
#
## <h088>
# chapter  88 DOGS-GRASS
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h088.P002.001>    It_is_well_known_that_this_Grass_creepeth_far_about
<h088.P002.002>    under_ground_with_long_white_joynted_Roots,_and_smal
<h088.P002.003>    fibres_almost_at_every_Joynt_very_sweet_in_tast,_as_the
<h088.P002.004>    rest_of_the_Herb_is,_and_interlacing_one_another,_from
<h088.P002.005>    whence_shoot_forth_many_fair_long_grassy_Leavs_small_at
<h088.P002.006>    the_ends_and_cutting_or_sharp_on_the_edges._The_Stalks
<h088.P002.007>    are_joynted_like_Corn_with_the_like_Leavs_on_them,_and_a
<h088.P002.008>    long_spiked_Head_with_long_Husks_on_them_and_hard_rough
<h088.P002.009>    Seed_in_them.
<h088.P002.010>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h088.P004.001>    It_groweth_commonly_through_this_Land_in_divers_plowed
<h088.P004.002>    grounds,_to_the_no_smal_trouble_of_the_Husbandman,_as_also
<h088.P004.003>    of_the_Gardiners_in_Gardens_to_weed_it_out_if_they_can,
<h088.P004.004>    for_it_is_a_constant_Customer_to_the_place_it_gets_footing
<h088.P004.005>    in.
<h088.P004.006>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h088.P006.001>    This_is_the_most_Medicinable_of_all_the_Quich-grasses:
<h088.P006.002>    Being_boyled_and_drunk_it_openeth_Obstructions_of_the
<h088.P006.003>    Liver_and_Gall,_and_the_stoppings_of_the_Urin,_and_easeth
<h088.P006.004>    the_griping_pains_of_the_Belly,_and_Inflamations;_wasteth
<h088.P006.005>    the_matter_of_the_Stone_in_the_Bladder,_and_the_Ulcers
<h088.P006.006>    thereof_also:_The_Roots_brused_and_applied_doth
<h088.P006.007>    consolidate_Wounds:_The_Seed_doth_more_powerfully_expel
<h088.P006.008>    Urin,_and_stayeth_the_Lask,_and_Vomitings;_The_distilled
<h088.P006.009>    Water_alone,_or_with_a_little_Wormfeed_killeth_the_Worms
<h088.P006.010>    in_Children.
<h088.P006.011>    {Note_118_here}
<h088.P006.012>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h088.P008.001>    The_way_of_use_is_to_bruis_the_Roots,_and_having_well
<h088.P008.002>    boyled_them_in_white_Wine,_drink_the_Decoction;_'tis
<h088.P008.003>    opening,_but_not_purging_very_safe;_'tis_a_Remedy_against
<h088.P008.004>    all_Diseases_coming_of_Stopping_and_such_are_half_those
<h088.P008.005>    which_are_incident_to_the_Body_of_man;_and_although_a
<h088.P008.006>    Gardiner_be_of_another_opinion,_yet_a_physitian_holds_half
<h088.P008.007>    an_Acre_of_them_to_be_worth_five_Acres_of_Carrots_twice
<h088.P008.008>    told_over.
<h088.P008.009>    =
#
## <h089>
# chapter  89 DOVESFOOT
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h089.P002.001>    This_hath_divers_small,_round,_pale,_green_Leavs,_cut
<h089.P002.002>    in_about_the_edges,_much_like_Mallows,_standing_upon_long
<h089.P002.003>    reddish_hairy_Stalks_lying_in_a_round_compass_upon_the
<h089.P002.004>    ground;_among_which_rise_up_two_or_three,_or_more_reddish
<h089.P002.005>    Joynted,_slender,_weak,_and_hairy_Stalks,_with_some_such
<h089.P002.006>    like_Leavs_thereon,_but_smaller,_and_more_cut_in_up_to_the
<h089.P002.007>    tops,_where_grow_many_very_smal,_bright,_red_Flowers_of
<h089.P002.008>    five_Leavs_apiece_after_which_follow_smal_Heads,_with_smal
<h089.P002.009>    short_beaks_pointing_forth,_as_all_other_sorts_of_these
<h089.P002.010>    Herbs_do.
<h089.P002.011>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h089.P004.001>    It_groweth_in_Pasture_Grounds,_and_by_the_Path_sides_in
<h089.P004.002>    many_places_and_wil_also_be_in_Gardens.
<h089.P004.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h089.P006.001>    It_Flowreth_in_June,_July,_and_August,_some_earlier,
<h089.P006.002>    and_some_later_and_the_Seed_is_ripe_quickly_after.
<h089.P006.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h089.P008.001>    It_is_found_by_experience_to_be_singular_good_for_the
<h089.P008.002>    Wind_Chollick,_and_pains_thereof,_as_also_to_expel_the
<h089.P008.003>    Stone_and_Gravel_in_the_Kidnies._The_Decoction_thereof_in
<h089.P008.004>    Wine_is_an_exceeding_good_Wound_Drink_for_those_that_have
<h089.P008.005>    inward_Wounds,_Hurts,_or_Bruises,_both_to_stay_the
<h089.P008.006>    {Note_119_here}
<h089.P008.007>    bleeding_to_dissolve_and_expel_the_congealed_Blood,_and_to
<h089.P008.008>    heal_the_parts,_as_also_to_clens,_and_heal_outward_Sores,
<h089.P008.009>    Ulcers,_and_Fistulaes;_and_for_green_Wounds_many_do_but
<h089.P008.010>    bruise_the_Herb,_and_apply_it_to_the_place,_and_it_healeth
<h089.P008.011>    them_quickly._The_same_Decoction_in_Wine_fomented_to_any
<h089.P008.012>    place_pained_with_the_Gout,_or_to_Joynt-aches,_or_pain,_of
<h089.P008.013>    the_Sinews_giveth_much_eas._The_Pouder,_or_Decoction_of
<h089.P008.014>    the_Herb_taken_for_some_time_together_is_found_by
<h089.P008.015>    experience_to_be_singular_good_for_Ruptures,_and_Burstings
<h089.P008.016>    in_People,_either_yong_or_old.
<h089.P008.017>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
#
## <h090>
# chapter  90 DUCKSMEAT
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit P text
<h090.P001.001>    This_is_so_well_known_to_swim_on_the_top_of_standing
<h090.P001.002>    Waters,_as_Ponds,_Pools,_and_Ditches,_that_it_is_needless
<h090.P001.003>    further_to_describe_it.
<h090.P001.004>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h090.P003.001>    It_is_effectual_to_help_Inflamations_and_St._Anthonies
<h090.P003.002>    fire,_as_also_the_Gout,_either_applied_by_it_self,_or_in_a
<h090.P003.003>    Pultis_with_Barley_Meal._The_distilled_Water_herof_is_by
<h090.P003.004>    some_highly_esteemed,_against_all_inward_Inflamations,_and
<h090.P003.005>    Pestilent_Feavers;_as_also_to_help_the_redness_of_the
<h090.P003.006>    Eyes,_the_Swellings_of_the_Cods,_and_of_the_Breasts_before
<h090.P003.007>    they_be_grown_too_much._The_fresh_Herb_applied_to_the
<h090.P003.008>    Forehead,_easeth_the_Pains_of_the_Head-ach_coming_of_heat.
<h090.P003.009>    {Note_120_here}
<h090.P003.010>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h090.P005.001>    Cancer_claims_the_Herb,_and_the_Moon_wil_be_Lady_of_it,
<h090.P005.002>    a_word_is_enough_to_a_Wise_man.
<h090.P005.003>    =
#
## <h091>
# chapter  91 DOWN
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h091.P002.001>    This_hath_many_large_Leavs_lying_on_the_ground,_somwhat
<h091.P002.002>    cut_in,_and_as_it_were_crumpled_on_the_edges,_of_a_green
<h091.P002.003>    colour_on_the_upper_side,_but_covered_over_with_a_long
<h091.P002.004>    hairy_Wool,_or_Cottony_Down,_set_with_most_sharp,_and
<h091.P002.005>    cruel_pricks;_from_the_middle_of_whose_Heads_of_Flowers,
<h091.P002.006>    thrust_forth_many_Purplish,_Crimson_Treds,_and_somtimes
<h091.P002.007>    (although_more_seldom)_white_ones._The_Seed_that
<h091.P002.008>    followeth_in_these_Heads,_lying_in_a_great_deal_of_fine
<h091.P002.009>    white_Down_is_somwhat_large,_long,_and_round,_like_the
<h091.P002.010>    Seed_of_Ladies_Thistle,_but_somwhat_paler._The_Root_is
<h091.P002.011>    great_and_thick_spreading_much,_yet_it_usually_dieth_after
<h091.P002.012>    Seed_time.
<h091.P002.013>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h091.P004.001>    It_groweth_on_divers_Ditches_Banks,_and_in_the
<h091.P004.002>    Corn-fields,_and_High-waies_generally_every_where
<h091.P004.003>    throughout_the_Land.
<h091.P004.004>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h091.P006.001>    It_Flowreth_and_beareth_Seed_about_the_end_of_Summer,
<h091.P006.002>    when_other_Thistles_do_Flower_and_Seed.
<h091.P006.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h091.P008.001>    Pliny_and_Dioscorides_write_That_the_Leavs_&_Roots
<h091.P008.002>    hereof_taken_in_Drink,_helpeth_those_that_have_a_Crick_in
<h091.P008.003>    their_Neck,_wherby_they_cannot_turn_their_Neck_but_their
<h091.P008.004>    whol_Body_must_turn_also_(Sure_they_do_not_mean_those_that
<h091.P008.005>    have_got_a_Crick_in_their_Neck_by_being_under_the_Hangmans
<h091.P008.006>    Hands.)_Galen_saith_that_the_Root_and_Leavs_hereof_are_of
<h091.P008.007>    an_heating_quality,_and_good_for_such_Persons_as_have
<h091.P008.008>    their_Bodies_drawn_together_by_some_Spasme_or_Convulsion;
<h091.P008.009>    as_it_is_with_Children_that_have_the_Rickets,_or_rather
<h091.P008.010>    (as_the_Colledg_of_Physitians_will_have_it)_the_Rachites,
<h091.P008.011>    for_which_name_for_the_Disease,_they_have_(in_a_particular
<h091.P008.012>    Treatise_lately_set_forth_by_them)_Learnedly_Disputed,_and
<h091.P008.013>    put_forth_to_the_publick_view,_that_the_World_may_see,
<h091.P008.014>    they_took_much_pains_to_little_purpose.
<h091.P008.015>    {Note_121_here}
<h091.P008.016>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h091.P010.001>    Mars_owns_the_Plant,_and_manifests_to_the_World,_that
<h091.P010.002>    though_it_may_hurt_your_Fingers_it_will_help_your_Body,
<h091.P010.003>    for_I_fancy_it_much_for_the_Premises.
<h091.P010.004>    =
#
## <h092>
# chapter  92 ELDER-TREE
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit P text
<h092.P001.001>    I_hold_it_needless_to_write_any_Description_of_this,
<h092.P001.002>    sith_every_Boy_that_plaies_with_a_Potgun,_will_not_mistake
<h092.P001.003>    another_Tree_instead_of_Elder._I_shall_therfore_in_this
<h092.P001.004>    place_only_describe_the_Dwarf_Elder,_called_also_Danewort,
<h092.P001.005>    and_Walewort.
<h092.P001.006>    =
#
## <h093>
# chapter  93 DWARF_ELDER
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h093.P002.001>    This_is_but_an_Herb_every_yeer_dying_with_his_Stalks_to
<h093.P002.002>    the_ground,_and_rising_again_afresh_every_Spring;_and_is
<h093.P002.003>    like_unto_the_Elders_both_in_form_and_quality,_rising_up
<h093.P002.004>    with_a_four_square_rough_hairy_Stalk_four_foot_high_or
<h093.P002.005>    more_somtimes._The_winged_Leavs_are_somwhat_narrower_than
<h093.P002.006>    the_Elder,_but_els_very_like_them._The_Flowers_are_white
<h093.P002.007>    with_a_dash_of_Purple_standing_in_Umbels,_very_like_the
<h093.P002.008>    Elder_also_but_more_sweet_in_scent,_after_which_come_smal
<h093.P002.009>    blackish_Berries,_full_of_Juyce_while_they_are_fresh,
<h093.P002.010>    wherein_there_lie_smal_hard_Kernels_or_Seed._The_Root
<h093.P002.011>    doth_creep_under_the_upper_crust_of_the_ground,_springing
<h093.P002.012>    afresh_in_divers_places_being_of_the_bigness_of_ones
<h093.P002.013>    finger_or_Thumb_somtimes.
<h093.P002.014>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h093.P004.001>    The_Elder-Tree_groweth_in_Hedges,_being_planted_there
<h093.P004.002>    to_strengthen_the_Fences,_and_Partitions_of_Grounds,_and
<h093.P004.003>    to_hold_up_the_Banks_by_Ditches,_and_Water-courses.
<h093.P004.004>    =
<h093.P004.005>    The_Dwarf_Elder_groweth_Wild_in_many_places_of_England,
<h093.P004.006>    where_being_once_gotten_into_a_Ground_it_is_not_easily
<h093.P004.007>    gotten_forth_again.
<h093.P004.008>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h093.P006.001>    Most_of_the_Elder-Trees_Flower_in_June,_and_their_Fruit
<h093.P006.002>    is_ripe_for_the_most_part_in_August.
<h093.P006.003>    =
<h093.P006.004>    But_the_Dwarf_Elder,_or_Wallwort_Flowreth_somwhat
<h093.P006.005>    later,_and_his_fruit_is_not_ripe_until_September.
<h093.P006.006>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h093.P008.001>    The_first_Shoots_of_the_common_Elder_boyled_like
<h093.P008.002>    Asparagus,_&_the_yong_Leavs_&_Stalks_boyled_in_Fat_Broth,
<h093.P008.003>    doth_mightily_carry_forth_Flegm_and_Choller._The_middle
<h093.P008.004>    {Note_122_here}
<h093.P008.005>    or_inner_Bark_boyled_in_Water,_and_given_to_drink_worketh
<h093.P008.006>    much_more_violently;_and_the_Berries_either_green_or_dry,
<h093.P008.007>    expel_the_same_humors,_and_is_often_given_with_good
<h093.P008.008>    success_to_help_the_Dropsie._The_Bark_of_the_Root_boyled_in_Wine,_or_the_Juyce_therof_drunk,_worketh_the_same
<h093.P008.009>    effects,_but_more_powerfully_than_either_the_Leavs_or
<h093.P008.010>    Fruit._The_Juyce_of_the_Root_taken_doth_mightily_provoke
<h093.P008.011>    {Note_123_here}
<h093.P008.012>    Vomit,_and_purgeth_the_watery_Humors_of_the_Dropsie._The
<h093.P008.013>    Decoction_of_the_Root_taken_cureth_the_biting_of_the
<h093.P008.014>    Adder,_and_biting_of_Mad_Dogs;_It_mollifieth_the_hardness
<h093.P008.015>    of_the_Mother,_if_Women_sit_therin_and_openeth_the_Veins,
<h093.P008.016>    and_bringth_down_their_Courses:_The_Berries_boyled_in
<h093.P008.017>    Wine_performeth_the_same_effect;_and_the_hair_of_the_Head
<h093.P008.018>    washed_therwith_is_made_black._The_Juyce_of_the_green
<h093.P008.019>    Leavs_applied_to_the_hot_Inflamations_of_the_Eyes,
<h093.P008.020>    asswageth_them._The_Juyce_of_the_Leavs_snuffed_up_into
<h093.P008.021>    the_Nostrils_purgeth_the_Tunicles_of_the_Brain._The_Juyce
<h093.P008.022>    of_the_Berries_boyled_with_a_little_Honey_and_dropped_into
<h093.P008.023>    the_Ears,_helpeth_the_pains_of_them._The_Decoction_of_the
<h093.P008.024>    Berries_in_Wine_being_drunk_provoketh_Urine._The
<h093.P008.025>    distilled_Water_of_the_Flowers_is_of_much_use_to_clear_the
<h093.P008.026>    Skin_from_Sunburning,_Freckles,_Morphew,_or_the_like;_and
<h093.P008.027>    taketh_away_Headaches_coming_of_a_cold_caus,_the_Head
<h093.P008.028>    being_bathed_therwith._The_Leavs_or_Flowers_distilled_in
<h093.P008.029>    the_Month_of_May,_and_the_Legs_often_washed_with_the_said
<h093.P008.030>    distilled_Water,_it_taketh_away_the_Ulcers_and_Sores_of
<h093.P008.031>    them:_The_Eyes_washed_therewith,_it_taketh_away_the
<h093.P008.032>    redness_and_Bloodshot:_And_the_Hands_washed_morning_and
<h093.P008.033>    evening_therwith_helpeth_the_Palsey,_and_shaking_of_them.
<h093.P008.034>    {Note_124_here}
<h093.P008.035>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h093.P012.001>    The_Dwarf_Elder_is_more_powerful_than_the_Common_Elder,
<h093.P012.002>    in_opening_and_purging_Choller,_Flegm,_and_Water,_in
<h093.P012.003>    helping_the_Gout,_the_Piles,_and_Womens_Diseases,_coloreth
<h093.P012.004>    the_Hair_black,_helpeth_Inflamation_in_the_Eyes,_and_pains
<h093.P012.005>    in_the_Ears;_the_biting_of_Serpents_or_a_Mad_Dog,_Burnings
<h093.P012.006>    and_Scaldings,_the_wind_Chollick,_Chollick_and_Stone,_the
<h093.P012.007>    difficulty_of_Urine,_the_cure_of_old_Sores,_and_Fistulous
<h093.P012.008>    Ulcers.
<h093.P012.009>    =
<h093.P012.010>    Either_Leavs_or_Bark_of_Elder_stripped_upward_as_you
<h093.P012.011>    gather_it_causeth_Vomiting,_but_stripped_downward_it
<h093.P012.012>    purgeth_downwards._Also_Dr._Butler_in_a_Manuscript_of_his
<h093.P012.013>    commends_Dwarf_Elder_to_the_Sky_for_Dropsies,_viz._to
<h093.P012.014>    drink_it_being_boyled_in_white_Wine,_to_drink_the
<h093.P012.015>    Decoction_I_mean,_not_the_Elder.
<h093.P012.016>    =
#
## <h094>
# chapter  94 ELM_TREE
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit P text
<h094.P001.001>    This_Tree_is_so_well_known,_growing_generally_in_all
<h094.P001.002>    Countries_of_this_Land;_that_it_is_needless_to_describe
<h094.P001.003>    it.
<h094.P001.004>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h094.P003.001>    The_Leavs_herof_bruised_and_applied_healeth_green
<h094.P003.002>    Wounds_being_bound_thereon_with_its_own_Bark:_The_Leavs
<h094.P003.003>    or_the_Bark_used_with_Vinegar,_cureth_Scurf,_and_Lepry
<h094.P003.004>    very_effectually:_The_Decoction_of_the_Leavs,_Bark_or
<h094.P003.005>    Root,_being_bathed,_healeth_broken_Bones._The_Water_that
<h094.P003.006>    is_found_in_the_Bladders_on_the_Leavs,_while_it_is_fresh,
<h094.P003.007>    is_very_effectual_to_clens_the_Skin_and_make_it_fair:_and
<h094.P003.008>    if_clothes_be_often_wet_therin_and_applied_to_the_Ruptures
<h094.P003.009>    of_Children_it_helpeth_them;_if_they_be_after_wel_bound_up
<h094.P003.010>    with_a_Truss._The_said_Water_put_into_a_Glass,_and_set_in
<h094.P003.011>    the_Ground,_or_els_in_Dung_for_twenty_five_daies,_the
<h094.P003.012>    {Note_125_here}
<h094.P003.013>    Mouth_therof_being_close_stopped;_and_the_bottom_set_upon
<h094.P003.014>    a_lay_of_ordinary_Salt,_that_the_Feces_may_setttle_and_the
<h094.P003.015>    Water_become_very_cleer,_is_a_singular_and_Soveraign_Balm
<h094.P003.016>    for_green_Wounds,_being_used_with_soft_tents:_The
<h094.P003.017>    Decoction_of_the_Bark_of_the_Root_fomented_mollifieth_hard
<h094.P003.018>    tumors,_and_the_shrinking_of_the_Sinews._The_Roots_of_the
<h094.P003.019>    Elm_boyled_for_a_long_time_in_Water,_and_the_fat_rising_on
<h094.P003.020>    the_top_therof_being_clean_scummed_off,_and_the_place
<h094.P003.021>    anointed_therwith_that_is_grown_Bald,_and_the_Hair_fallen
<h094.P003.022>    away,_will_quickly_restore_them_again._The_said_Bark,
<h094.P003.023>    ground_with_Brine_and_Pickle_until_it_come_to_the_form_of
<h094.P003.024>    a_Pultis_and_laid_on_the_place_pained_with_the_Gout,
<h094.P003.025>    giveth_great_eas._The_Decoction_of_the_Bark_in_Water_is
<h094.P003.026>    excellent_to_bath_such_places_as_have_burned_with_fire.
<h094.P003.027>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
#
## <h095>
# chapter  95 ENDIVE
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h095.P002.001>    The_common_Garden_Endive_beareth_a_longer_and_a_larger
<h095.P002.002>    Leaf_than_Succory,_and_abideth_but_one_yeer,_quickly
<h095.P002.003>    running_up_to_Stalk_and_Seed,_and_then_perisheth:_It_hath
<h095.P002.004>    blue_Flowers,_and_the_Seed_of_the_ordinary_Endive_is_so
<h095.P002.005>    like_Succory_Seed,_that_it_is_hard_to_distinguish_them.
<h095.P002.006>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h095.P004.001>    The_Decoction_of_the_Leavs,_or_the_Juyce,_or_the
<h095.P004.002>    distilled_Water_of_Endive_serveth_well_to_cool_the
<h095.P004.003>    excessive_Heat_in_the_Liver_and_Stomach,_and_in_the_hot
<h095.P004.004>    Fits_of_Agues,_and_all_other_Inflamations_in_any_part_of
<h095.P004.005>    the_Body;_it_cooleth_the_heat_and_sharpness_of_the_Urine,
<h095.P004.006>    and_the_Excoriations_in_the_Uritory_parts;_The_Seed_is_of
<h095.P004.007>    the_same_property_or_rather_more_powerful,_and_besides_is
<h095.P004.008>    available_for_the_faintings,_swounings,_and_passions_of
<h095.P004.009>    the_Heart._Outwardly_applied_they_serve_to_temper_the
<h095.P004.010>    sharp_Humors_of_fretting_Ulcers,_hot_Tumors_and_Swellings,
<h095.P004.011>    and_Pestiential_Sores;_and_wonderfully_helpeth_not_only
<h095.P004.012>    the_redness_and_Inflamation_in_the_Eyes,_but_the_dimness
<h095.P004.013>    of_the_Sight_also:_They_are_also_used_to_allay_the_pains
<h095.P004.014>    of_the_Gout.
<h095.P004.015>    {Note_126_here}
<h095.P004.016>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h095.P006.001>    You_cannot_use_it_amiss,_a_Syrup_of_it_is_a_fine
<h095.P006.002>    cooling_Medicine_for_Feavers.
<h095.P006.003>    =
#
## <h096>
# chapter  96 ELECAMPANE
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h096.P002.001>    This_shooteth_forth_many_large_Leavs,_long,_and_broad,
<h096.P002.002>    lying_neer_the_ground,_smal_at_both_ends,_somwhat_soft_in
<h096.P002.003>    handling,_of_a_whitish_green_on_the_upper_side,_and_gray
<h096.P002.004>    underneath,_each_set_upon_a_short_Footstalk;_from_among
<h096.P002.005>    which_rise_up_divers_great,_and_strong_hairy_Stalks,_three
<h096.P002.006>    or_four_foot_high_with_some_Leavs_thereon_compassing_them
<h096.P002.007>    about_at_the_lower_ends,_and_are_branched_toward_the_tops,
<h096.P002.008>    bearing_divers_great_and_large_Flowers_like_those_of_the
<h096.P002.009>    Corn_Marigold,_both_the_Border_of_Leavs_and_the_middle
<h096.P002.010>    thrum_being_yellow,_which_turn_into_Down;_with_long_small
<h096.P002.011>    brownish_Seed_among_it,_and_is_carried_away_with_the_wind.
<h096.P002.012>    The_Root_is_great_and_thick,_branched_forth_divers_waies,
<h096.P002.013>    blackish_on_the_outside,_and_white_within,_of_a_very
<h096.P002.014>    bitter_tast,_and_strong,_but_good_sent,_especially_when
<h096.P002.015>    they_are_dryed,_no_part_els_of_the_Plant_having_any_smel.
<h096.P002.016>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h096.P004.001>    It_groweth_in_the_moist_Grounds,_and_shadowy_places
<h096.P004.002>    oftner_than_in_the_dry_and_open_Borders_of_Fields_and
<h096.P004.003>    Lanes,_and_in_other_wast_places_almost_in_every_Country_of
<h096.P004.004>    this_Land.
<h096.P004.005>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h096.P006.001>    It_Flowreth_in_the_end_of_June_and_July,_and_the_Seed
<h096.P006.002>    is_ripe_in_August,_The_Roots_are_gathered_for_use,_as_well
<h096.P006.003>    in_the_Spring_before_the_Leaves_come_forth,_as_in_Autumn
<h096.P006.004>    or_Winter.
<h096.P006.005>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h096.P008.001>    The_fresh_Roots_of_Elcampane_preserved_with_Sugar,_or
<h096.P008.002>    made_into_a_Syrup_or_Conserve,_are_very_effectual_to_warm
<h096.P008.003>    a_cold_and_windy_Stomach,_or_the_pricking_therin,_and
<h096.P008.004>    Stiches_in_the_Sides_caused_by_the_Spleen;_and_to_help_the
<h096.P008.005>    Cough,_shortness_of_Breath,_and_wheesing_in_the_Lungs.
<h096.P008.006>    The_dried_Root_made_into_Pouder,_and_mixed_with_Sugar_and
<h096.P008.007>    taken,_serveth_to_the_same_purposes,_and_is_also
<h096.P008.008>    profitable_for_those_that_have_their_Urine_stopped;_or_the
<h096.P008.009>    {Note_127_here}
<h096.P008.010>    stopping_of_Womens_Courses,_the_pains_of_the_Mother,_and
<h096.P008.011>    of_the_Stone_in_the_Reins,_Kidneys,_or_Bladder:_It
<h096.P008.012>    resisteth_Poyson,_and_stayeth_the_spreading_of_the_Venom
<h096.P008.013>    of_Serpents,_as_also_of_putrid_and_pestilential_Feavers,
<h096.P008.014>    and_the_Plague_it_self._The_Roots_and_Herb_beaten_and_put
<h096.P008.015>    into_new_Ale_or_Beer,_and_dayly_drunk,_cleareth,
<h096.P008.016>    strengthneth,_and_quickneth_the_Sight_of_the_Eyes
<h096.P008.017>    wonderfully._The_Decoction_of_the_Roots_in_Wine_or_the
<h096.P008.018>    Juyce_taken_therin,_killeth_and_driveth_forth_all_manner
<h096.P008.019>    of_Worms_in_the_Belly,_Stomach,_and_Maw;_and_gargled_in
<h096.P008.020>    the_mouth;_or_the_Root_chewed_fastneth_loos_Teeth,_and
<h096.P008.021>    helpeth_to_keep_them_from_Putrefaction:_And_being_drunk
<h096.P008.022>    is_good_for_those_that_spit_Blood,_helpeth_to_remove
<h096.P008.023>    {Note_128_here}
<h096.P008.024>    Cramps_or_Convulsions,_and_the_pains_of_the_Gout,_the
<h096.P008.025>    Sciatica,_the_loosness_and_pains_in_the_Joynts,_or_those
<h096.P008.026>    Members_that_are_out_of_Joynt,_by_cold_or_moisture_hapning
<h096.P008.027>    to_them,_applied_outwardly_as_well_as_inwardly,_and_is
<h096.P008.028>    good_for_those_that_are_bursten,_or_have_any_inward_bruis.
<h096.P008.029>    The_Roots_boyled_well_in_Vinegar,_beaten_afterwards_and
<h096.P008.030>    made_into_an_Oyntment,_with_Hogs_Suet_or_Oyl_of_Trotters
<h096.P008.031>    is_an_excellent_remedy_for_Scabs_or_Itch_in_yong_or_old:
<h096.P008.032>    The_places_also_bathed_or_washed_with_the_Decoction_doth
<h096.P008.033>    the_same;_it_also_helpeth_all_sorts_of_filthy,_old,_putrid
<h096.P008.034>    Sores_or_Cankers_wheresoever._In_the_Roots_of_this_Herb
<h096.P008.035>    lieth_the_chief_effect_for_all_the_Remedies_aforesaid:
<h096.P008.036>    The_distilled_Water_of_the_Leavs_and_Roots_together_is
<h096.P008.037>    very_profitable_to_clens_the_Skin_of_the_Face_or_other
<h096.P008.038>    parts,_from_any_Morphew,_Spots,_or_Blemishes_therein,_and
<h096.P008.039>    maketh_it_cleer.
<h096.P008.040>    =
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# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
#
## <h097>
# chapter  97 ERINGO
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h097.P002.001>    The_first_Leavs_of_our_ordinary_Sea-Holly,_are_nothing
<h097.P002.002>    so_hard_and_prickly_as_when_they_grow_old,_being_almost
<h097.P002.003>    round_and_deeply_dented_about_the_edges;_hard,_and_sharp
<h097.P002.004>    pointed_and_a_little_crumpled,_of_a_bluish_green_colour,
<h097.P002.005>    every_one_upon_a_long_Footstalk:_but_those_that_grow_up
<h097.P002.006>    higher_with_the_Stalk,_do_as_it_were_compass_it_about.
<h097.P002.007>    The_stalk_it_self_is_round_and_strong,_yet_somwhat_crested
<h097.P002.008>    with_Joynts_and_Leavs_set_therat,_but_more_divided,_sharp,
<h097.P002.009>    and_prickle;_and_branches_rising_from_thence,_which_have
<h097.P002.010>    likewise_other_smaller_Branches,_each_of_them_bearing
<h097.P002.011>    several_bluish_round_prickly_Heads,_with_many_smal_jagged
<h097.P002.012>    prickly_Leavs_under_them_standing_like_a_Star,_and_are
<h097.P002.013>    somtimes_found_greenish_or_whitish:_The_Root_groweth
<h097.P002.014>    wonderful_long,_even_to_eight_or_ten_Foot_in_length,_set
<h097.P002.015>    with_Rings_or_Circles,_toward_the_upper_part,_but_smooth
<h097.P002.016>    and_without_Joynts_down_lower,_brownish_on_the_outside,
<h097.P002.017>    and_very_white_within,_with_a_pith_in_the_middle,_of_a
<h097.P002.018>    pleasant_tast,_but_much_more_being_artificially_preserved
<h097.P002.019>    and_candy'd_with_Sugar.
<h097.P002.020>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h097.P004.001>    It_is_found_about_the_Sea_Coasts,_in_almost_every
<h097.P004.002>    Country_of_this_Land_which_bordereth_upon_the_Sea.
<h097.P004.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h097.P006.001>    It_Flowreth_in_the_end_of_Summer,_and_giveth_ripe_Seed
<h097.P006.002>    within_a_Month_after.
<h097.P006.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h097.P008.001>    The_Decoction_of_the_Root_herof_in_Wine_is_very
<h097.P008.002>    effectual_to_open_the_Obstructions_of_the_Spleen_and
<h097.P008.003>    Liver,_and_helpeth_the_yellow_Jaundice,_the_Dropsie,_the
<h097.P008.004>    pains_in_the_Loins,_and_wind_Chollick,_provoketh_Urine,
<h097.P008.005>    and_expelleth_the_Stone,_and_procureth_Womens_Courses.
<h097.P008.006>    {Note_129_here}
<h097.P008.007>    The_continued_use_of_the_Decoction_for_15_daies_taken
<h097.P008.008>    fasting_and_next_to_Bedward,_doth_help_the_strangury,_the
<h097.P008.009>    pissing_by_drips,_the_stopping_of_Urine_and_Stone,_and_all
<h097.P008.010>    defects_of_the_Reins_or_Kidneys;_and_if_the_said_drink_be
<h097.P008.011>    continued_longer,_it_is_said_that_it_perfectly_cureth_the
<h097.P008.012>    Stone,_and_that_experience_hath_found_it_so:_It_is_found
<h097.P008.013>    good_against_the_French_Pox._The_Roots_bruised_and
<h097.P008.014>    applied_outwardly,_helpeth_the_Kernels_of_the_Throat,
<h097.P008.015>    commonly_called_the_Kings_evil;_or_taken_inwardly_and
<h097.P008.016>    applied_to_the_place_stung_or_bitten_by_any_Serpent,
<h097.P008.017>    healeth_it_speedily._If_the_Roots_be_bruised_and_boyled_in
<h097.P008.018>    old_Hogs_greas,_or_salted_Lard_and_applied_to_broken
<h097.P008.019>    Bones,_Thorns_&c._remaining_in_the_Flesh_doth_not_only
<h097.P008.020>    draw_them_forth,_but_healeth_up_the_place_again,_gathering
<h097.P008.021>    new_Flesh_where_it_was_consumed:_The_Juyce_of_the_Leavs
<h097.P008.022>    {Note_130_here}
<h097.P008.023>    dropped_into_the_Ears,_helpeth_Imposthumes_therin:_The
<h097.P008.024>    Distilled_Water_of_the_whol_Herb_when_the_Leavs_and_Stalks
<h097.P008.025>    are_yong,_is_profitably_drunk_for_all_the_purposes
<h097.P008.026>    aforesaid;_and_helpeth_the_Melancholly_of_the_Heart,_and
<h097.P008.027>    is_available_in_Quartane_and_Quotidian_Agues,_as_also_for
<h097.P008.028>    them_that_have_their_Necks_drawn_awry,_and_cannot_turn
<h097.P008.029>    them,_without_turning_their_whol_Body.
<h097.P008.030>    {Note_131_here}
<h097.P008.031>    =
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#end marginalnote
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h097.P012.001>    The_Plant_is_Venerial,_and_breedeth_Seed_exceedingly
<h097.P012.002>    and_strengthens_the_Spirit_procreative,_it_is_hot_and
<h097.P012.003>    moist,_and_under_the_Coelestial_Ballance.
<h097.P012.004>    =
#
## <h098>
# chapter  98 EYEBRIGHT
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h098.P002.001>    The_common_Eyebright_is_a_small_low_Herb,_rising_up
<h098.P002.002>    usually_but_with_one_blackish,_green_Stalk,_a_span_high,
<h098.P002.003>    or_not_much_more,_spread_from_the_bottom_into_sundry
<h098.P002.004>    Branches,_wheron_are_set_smal_and_almost_round,_yet
<h098.P002.005>    pointed_dark,_green,_Leavs_finely_snipped_about_the_edges,
<h098.P002.006>    two_alwaies_set_together,_and_very_thick:_At_the_Joynts
<h098.P002.007>    with_the_leavs_from_the_middle_upward,_come_forth_small
<h098.P002.008>    white_Flowers_stryped_with_purple_and_yellow_Spots_or
<h098.P002.009>    stripes;_after_which_follow_small_round_Heads_with_very
<h098.P002.010>    small_Seed_therin:_The_Root_is_long,_small,_and_threddy_at
<h098.P002.011>    the_end.
<h098.P002.012>    =
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# unit P text
<h098.P004.001>    It_groweth_in_many_Meadows,_and_grassy_places,_in_this
<h098.P004.002>    Land.
<h098.P004.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h098.P006.001>    If_this_Herb_were_but_as_much_used_as_it_is_neglected,
<h098.P006.002>    it_would_half_spoil_the_Spectacle_makers_Trade;_and_a_man
<h098.P006.003>    would_think_that_reason_should_teach_people_to_prefer_the
<h098.P006.004>    preservation_of_their_Natural_before_Artificial
<h098.P006.005>    Spectacles:_which_that_they_may_be_instructed_how_to_do,
<h098.P006.006>    take_the_Vertues_of_Eyebright_as_followeth.
<h098.P006.007>    =
<h098.P006.008>    The_Juyce_or_distilled_Water_of_Eyebright_taken
<h098.P006.009>    inwardly_in_white_Wine_or_Broth,_or_dropped_into_the_Eyes
<h098.P006.010>    for_divers_daies_together,_helpeth_all_infirmities_of_the
<h098.P006.011>    Eyes_that_caus_dimness_of_Sight:_Some_make_a_Conserv_of
<h098.P006.012>    the_Flowers_to_the_same_effect:_Being_used_any_of_these
<h098.P006.013>    waies_it_also_helpeth_a_weak_Brain_or_Memory,_This_tunned
<h098.P006.014>    up_with_strong_Beer_that_it_may_work_together,_and_drunk;
<h098.P006.015>    {Note_132_here}
<h098.P006.016>    Or_the_Pouder_of_the_dried_Herb_mixed_with_Sugar,_a_little
<h098.P006.017>    Mace,_and_Fennel_Seeds,_and_drunk_or_eaten_in_Broth:_Or
<h098.P006.018>    the_said_Pouder_made_into_an_Electuary_with_Sugar_and
<h098.P006.019>    taken,_hath_the_same_powerful_effect_to_help_and_restore
<h098.P006.020>    the_Sight_decaied_through_age._And_Arnoldus_de_villa
<h098.P006.021>    nova,_saith,_It_hath_restored_Sight_to_them_that_have_been
<h098.P006.022>    blind_a_long_time_before.
<h098.P006.023>    =
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<h098.P008.001>    It_is_under_the_Sign_of_the_Lyon,_and_Sol_claims
<h098.P008.002>    Dominion_over_it.
<h098.P008.003>    =
#
## <h099>
# chapter  99 FERN
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h099.P002.001>    Of_this_there_are_two_kinds_principally_to_be_noted;
<h099.P002.002>    viz._The_Male_and_Female:_The_Female_groweth_higher_than
<h099.P002.003>    the_Male,_but_the_Leavs_therof_are_lesser,_&_more_divided
<h099.P002.004>    or_dented;_&_of_as_strong_a_smel_as_the_Male:_The_Vertues
<h099.P002.005>    of_them_are_both_alike;_and_therfore_I_shall_not_trouble
<h099.P002.006>    you_with_any_further_Description_or_distinction_of_them.
<h099.P002.007>    =
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# unit P text
<h099.P004.001>    They_both_grow_on_Heaths,_and_in_shady_places_neer_the
<h099.P004.002>    Hedg_sides_in_all_Countries_of_this_Land.
<h099.P004.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h099.P006.001>    They_flourish_and_give_their_Seed_at_Mid-summer.
<h099.P006.002>    =
<h099.P006.003>    The_Femal_Fern_is_that_plant_which_is_in_Sussex_called
<h099.P006.004>    Brakes,_the_Seed_of_which_some_Authors_hold_to_be_so_rare,
<h099.P006.005>    such_a_thing_there_is_I_know,_and_may_easily_Be_had_upon
<h099.P006.006>    Mid-summer_Eve,_and_for_ought_yet_I_know_two_or_three
<h099.P006.007>    daies_before_or_after,_if_not_more.
<h099.P006.008>    =
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# unit P text
<h099.P008.001>    The_Roots_of_both_these_sorts_of_Ferns,_being_bruised
<h099.P008.002>    and_boyled_in_Mead_or_Honyed_Water,_and_drunk,_killeth
<h099.P008.003>    both_the_broad_and_long_Worms_in_the_Body;_and_abateth_the_Swelling_and_hardness_of_the_Spleen._The_green_Leavs
<h099.P008.004>    eaten,_purgeth_the_Belly_and_Chollerick_and_waterish
<h099.P008.005>    humors,_but_it_troubles_the_Stomach._They_are_dangerous
<h099.P008.006>    for_Women_with_Child_to_meddle_with,_by_reason_they_caus
<h099.P008.007>    {Note_133_here}
<h099.P008.008>    abortment._The_Roots_bruised_and_boyled_in_Oyl_or_Hogs
<h099.P008.009>    greas,_maketh_a_very_profitable_Oyntment_to_heal_Wounds,
<h099.P008.010>    or_pricks_gotten_into_the_Flesh._The_Pouder_of_them_used
<h099.P008.011>    in_foul_Ulcers,_drieth_up_their_Malignant_moisture,_and
<h099.P008.012>    causeth_their_speedier_healing:_Fern_being_burned,_the
<h099.P008.013>    smoke_therof_driveth_away_Serpents,_Gnats,_and_other
<h099.P008.014>    noisom_Creatures,_which_in_the_Fenny_Countries_do_in_the
<h099.P008.015>    night_time_trouble_and_molest_people_lying_in_their_Beds
<h099.P008.016>    with_their_Faces_uncovered_it_causeth_Barrenness.
<h099.P008.017>    =
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#
## <h100>
# chapter 100 OSMOND_ROYAL
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h100.P002.001>    This_shooteth_forth_in_the_Spring_time_(for_in_the
<h100.P002.002>    Winter_the_Leavs_perish)_divers_rough_hard_Stalks,_half
<h100.P002.003>    round_and_hollowish,_or_flat_on_the_other_side,_two_Foot
<h100.P002.004>    high,_having_divers_Branches_of_winged_yellowish_green
<h100.P002.005>    Leavs_on_all_sides,_set_one_against_another,_longer,
<h100.P002.006>    narrower,_and_not_nicked_on_the_edges_as_the_former:_From
<h100.P002.007>    the_top_of_some_of_these_Stalks_grow_forth_a_long_Bush_of
<h100.P002.008>    smal,_and_more_yellowish_green_scaly_aglets_as_it_were_set
<h100.P002.009>    in_the_same_manner_on_the_Stalks_as_the_Leavs_are;_which
<h100.P002.010>    are_accounted_the_Flower_and_Seeds;_The_Root_is_rough,
<h100.P002.011>    thick,_and_Scaly,_with_a_white_pith_in_the_middle_which_is
<h100.P002.012>    called_the_Heart_therof.
<h100.P002.013>    =
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# unit P text
<h100.P004.001>    It_groweth_on_Moors,_Bogs,_and_Watery_places_in_many
<h100.P004.002>    parts_of_this_Land.
<h100.P004.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h100.P006.001>    It_is_green_all_the_Summer;_and_the_Root_only_abideth
<h100.P006.002>    in_Winter.
<h100.P006.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h100.P008.001>    This_hath_all_the_Vertues_mentioned_in_the_former
<h100.P008.002>    Ferns,_and_is_much_more_effectual_than_they_both_for
<h100.P008.003>    inward_and_outward_Griefs;_and_is_accounted_singular_good
<h100.P008.004>    {Note_134_here}
<h100.P008.005>    in_Wounds,_Bruises_or_the_like,_the_Decoction_to_be_drunk,
<h100.P008.006>    or_boyled_into_an_Oyntment_or_Oyl,_as_a_Balsom_or_Balm,
<h100.P008.007>    and_so_it_is_singular_good_against_Bruises,_and_Bones
<h100.P008.008>    broken_or_out_of_joynt,_and_giveth_much_eas_to_the
<h100.P008.009>    Chollick,_and_Splenetick_Diseases;_as_also_for_Ruptures,
<h100.P008.010>    or_burstings._The_Decoction_of_the_Root_in_white_Wine
<h100.P008.011>    provokes_Urine_exceedingly_and_clenseth_the_Bladder_and
<h100.P008.012>    passages_of_Urine.
<h100.P008.013>    =
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#
## <h101>
# chapter 101 FEATHERFEW
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h101.P002.001>    Common_Featherfew_hath_many_large_fresh_green_Leavs
<h101.P002.002>    very_much_torn_or_cut_on_the_edges:_The_Stalks_are_hard
<h101.P002.003>    and_round_set_with_many_such_like_Leavs,_but_somwhat
<h101.P002.004>    smaller,_and_at_the_tops_stand_many_single_Flowers_upon
<h101.P002.005>    several_smal_Footstalks,_consisting_of_many_smal_white
<h101.P002.006>    Leavs,_standing_round_about_a_yellow_thrum_in_the_middle.
<h101.P002.007>    The_Root_is_somwhat_hard_and_short,_with_many_strong
<h101.P002.008>    Fibres_at_it:_The_scent_of_the_whol_Plant_is_very_strong,
<h101.P002.009>    and_stuffing,_and_tast_very_bitter.
<h101.P002.010>    =
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<h101.P004.001>    This_groweth_wild_in_some_places_of_this_Land;_but_it
<h101.P004.002>    is_for_the_most_part_nourished_in_Gardens.
<h101.P004.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h101.P006.001>    It_Flowreth_in_the_Months_of_June_and_July.
<h101.P006.002>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h101.P008.001>    It_is_chiefly_used_for_the_Diseases_of_the_Mother,
<h101.P008.002>    whether_it_be_the_strangling_or_rising_of_the_Mother,_or
<h101.P008.003>    Hardness_or_Inflammations_of_the_same,_applied_outwardly
<h101.P008.004>    thereunto:_or_a_Decoction_of_the_Flowers_in_Wine_with_a
<h101.P008.005>    little_Nutmeg_or_Mace_put_therin,_and_drunk_often_in_a
<h101.P008.006>    day,_&_is_an_approved_Remedy_to_bring_down_Womens_Courses
<h101.P008.007>    speedily,_and_helpeth_to_expel_the_dead_Birth_and
<h101.P008.008>    Afterbirth._For_a_Woman_to_sit_over_the_hot_fumes_of_the
<h101.P008.009>    Decoction_of_the_Herb_made_in_Water_or_Wine_is_effectual
<h101.P008.010>    also_for_the_same;_and_in_some_cases_to_apply_the_boyled
<h101.P008.011>    Herb_warm_to_the_privy_parts._The_Decoction_therof_made,
<h101.P008.012>    {Note_135_here}
<h101.P008.013>    with_some_Sugar_or_Honey_put_therto,_is_used_by_many_with
<h101.P008.014>    good_success,_to_help_the_Cough,_and_stuffing_of_the_Chest
<h101.P008.015>    by_cold,_as_also_to_clens_the_Reins_and_Bladder,_and_help
<h101.P008.016>    to_expel_the_stone_in_them._The_Pouder_of_the_Herb_taken
<h101.P008.017>    in_Wine,_with_some_Oximel_purgeth_both_Choller_and_Flegm,
<h101.P008.018>    and_is_available_for_those_that_are_short_winded;_and_are
<h101.P008.019>    troubled_with_Melancholly_and_Heaviness_or_sadness_of_the
<h101.P008.020>    Spirits._It_is_very_effectual_for_all_pains_in_the_Head
<h101.P008.021>    coming_of_a_cold_caus,_the_Herb_being_bruised,_and_applied
<h101.P008.022>    to_the_crown_of_the_Head;_as_also_for_a_Vertigo,_that_is_a
<h101.P008.023>    turning_or_swimming_in_the_Head._The_Decoction_therof
<h101.P008.024>    {Note_136_here}
<h101.P008.025>    drunk_warm,_and_the_Herb_bruised_with_a_few_Corns_of_Bay
<h101.P008.026>    Salt_and_applied_to_the_Wrists_before_the_coming_of_the
<h101.P008.027>    Ague_Fits,_doth_take_them_away._The_distilled_Water
<h101.P008.028>    taketh_away_Freckles_&_other_Spots_and_Deformities_in_the
<h101.P008.029>    Face._The_Herb_bruised_and_heated_on_a_Tyle,_with_some
<h101.P008.030>    Wine_to_moisten_it,_or_fried_with_a_little_Wine_and_Oyl_in
<h101.P008.031>    a_frying_Pan,_and_applied_warm_outwardlly_to_the_places,
<h101.P008.032>    helpeth_the_wind_and_Chollick_in_the_lower_part_of_the
<h101.P008.033>    Belly:_It_is_an_especial_Remedy_against_Opium_taken_too
<h101.P008.034>    liberally.
<h101.P008.035>    {Note_137_here}
<h101.P008.036>    =
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#end marginalnote
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h101.P012.001>    Venus_commands_the_Herb_and_hath_commanded_it_to
<h101.P012.002>    succour_her_Sisters_(Women)_and_to_be_a_general
<h101.P012.003>    strengthner_of_their_Wombs_and_remedy_such_infirmities,_as
<h101.P012.004>    a_careless_Midwife_hath_there_caused,_if_they_will_be_but
<h101.P012.005>    pleased_to_make_use_of_her_Herb_boyled_in_white_Wine,_and
<h101.P012.006>    drink_the_Decoction,_it_clenseth_the_Womb,_expelleth_the
<h101.P012.007>    Afterbirth,_doth_the_Woman_all_the_good_she_can_desire_of
<h101.P012.008>    an_Herb._And_if_any_grumble_because_they_cannot_get_the
<h101.P012.009>    Herb_in_Winter,_tell_them_if_they_pleas_they_may_make_a
<h101.P012.010>    Syrup_of_it_in_Summer.
<h101.P012.011>    =
#
## <h102>
# chapter 102 FENNEL
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit P text
<h102.P001.001>    Every_Garden_affordeth_this_so_plentifully,_that_it
<h102.P001.002>    needeth_no_Description.
<h102.P001.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h102.P003.001>    Fennel_is_good_to_break_wind,_to_provoke_Urine,_and_eas
<h102.P003.002>    the_pains_of_the_Stone,_and_help_to_break_it._The_Leavs_or
<h102.P003.003>    Seed_boiled_in_Barley_Water_and_drunk_is_good_for_Nurses
<h102.P003.004>    to_encreas_their_Milk_and_make_it_more_wholsom_for_the
<h102.P003.005>    Child:_The_Leavs,_or_rather_the_Seed_boyled_in_Water
<h102.P003.006>    staieth_the_Hiccough,_and_taketh_away_that_loathing_which
<h102.P003.007>    {Note_138_here}
<h102.P003.008>    oftentimes_hapneth_to_the_Stomachs_of_Sick,_and_Feaverish
<h102.P003.009>    Persons,_and_allayeth_the_heat_therof._The_Seed_boyled_in
<h102.P003.010>    Wine_and_drunk,_is_good_for_those_that_are_bitten_by
<h102.P003.011>    Serpents,_or_have_eaten_Poyson_full_Herbs_or_Mushroms:
<h102.P003.012>    The_Seed_and_the_Root_much_more_helpeth_to_open
<h102.P003.013>    Obstructions_of_the_Liver,_Spleen,_and_Gall,_and_thereby
<h102.P003.014>    helpeth_the_painful_and_windy_swellings_of_the_Spleen,_and
<h102.P003.015>    the_yellow_Jaundice,_as_also_the_Gout_and_Cramps._The
<h102.P003.016>    {Note_139_here}
<h102.P003.017>    Seed_is_of_good_use_in_Medicines_to_help_shortness_of
<h102.P003.018>    breath,_and_Wheesing_by_stopping_of_the_Lungs._It_helpeth
<h102.P003.019>    also_to_bring_down_the_Courses_and_to_clens_the_parts
<h102.P003.020>    after_delivery._The_Roots_are_of_most_use_in_Physick
<h102.P003.021>    Drinks_and_Broths_that_are_taken_to_clens_the_Blood,_to
<h102.P003.022>    open_Obstructions_of_the_Liver_to_provoke_Urine,_and_amend
<h102.P003.023>    the_ill_colour_in_the_Face_after_Sickness,_and_to_caus_a
<h102.P003.024>    good_habit_through_the_Body:_Both_Leavs,_Seeds,_and_Roots
<h102.P003.025>    hereof_are_much_used_in_Drinks_or_Broths,_to_make_people
<h102.P003.026>    more_spare_and_lean_that_are_too_fat._The_distilled_Water
<h102.P003.027>    of_the_whol_Herb_or_the_condensate_Juyce_dissolved,_but
<h102.P003.028>    especially_the_Natural_Juyce_that_in_hot_Countries_issueth
<h102.P003.029>    out_thereof_of_its_own_accord,_dropped_into_the_Eyes,
<h102.P003.030>    clenseth_them_from_mists_and_films_that_hinder_the_sight.
<h102.P003.031>    The_sweet_Fennel_is_much_weaker_in_Physical_uses,_than_the
<h102.P003.032>    common_Fennel._The_wild_Fennel_is_stronger_and_hotter
<h102.P003.033>    than_the_tame;_and_therefore_most_powerful_against_the
<h102.P003.034>    Stone,_but_not_so_effectual_to_encreas_Milk,_because_of
<h102.P003.035>    its_driness.
<h102.P003.036>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h102.P006.001>    One_good_old_fashion_is_not_yet_quite_left_off,_viz._To
<h102.P006.002>    boil_Fennel_with_Fish,_for_it_consumes_that_Flegmatick
<h102.P006.003>    humor_which_Fish_most_plentifully_afford_and_annoy_the
<h102.P006.004>    body_by,_therefore_it_is_a_most_fit_Herb_for_that_purpose
<h102.P006.005>    though_few_that_use_it_know_why_or_wherfore_they_do_it,_I
<h102.P006.006>    suppose_the_Reason_of_its_benefit_this_way_is_becaus_it_is
<h102.P006.007>    an_Herb_of_Mercury_and_under_Virgo,_and_therfore_bears
<h102.P006.008>    Antipathy_to_Pisces._Dill_is_also_an_Herb_of_Mercury,
<h102.P006.009>    which_I_forgot_to_certifie_you_of_before.
<h102.P006.010>    =
#
## <h103>
# chapter 103 SOW_FENNEL
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h103.P002.001>    The_common_Sow-Fennel_hath_divers_branched_Stalks_of
<h103.P002.002>    thick_and_somwhat_long_Leavs,_three_for_the_most_part
<h103.P002.003>    joyned_together_at_a_place,_among_which_riseth_a_crested
<h103.P002.004>    strait_Stalk,_less_than_Fennel_with_some_Joynts_theron,
<h103.P002.005>    and_Leavs_growing_thereat,_and_toward_the_top_some
<h103.P002.006>    Branches_issuing_from_thence,_likewise_on_the_tops_of_the
<h103.P002.007>    Stalk_and_Branches_stand_divers_tufts_of_yellow_Flowers,
<h103.P002.008>    where_after_grow_somwhat_flat,_thin,_and_yellowish_Seed
<h103.P002.009>    bigger_than_Fennel_Seed:_The_Root_groweth_great_and_deep
<h103.P002.010>    with_many_other_parts_and_Fibres_about_them,_of_a_strong
<h103.P002.011>    scent_like_hot_Brimstone_and_yielding_forth_a_yellowish
<h103.P002.012>    Milk,_or_clammy_Juyce_almost_like_Gum.
<h103.P002.013>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h103.P004.001>    It_groweth_plentifully_in_the_Salt_low_Marshes_neer_by
<h103.P004.002>    Feaversham_in_Kent.
<h103.P004.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h103.P006.001>    It_Flowreth_and_seedeth_in_July_and_August.
<h103.P006.002>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h103.P008.001>    The_Juyce_of_Sow-Fennel_(saith_Dioscorides_and_Galen)
<h103.P008.002>    used_with_Vinegar_and_Rosewater,_or_the_Juyce_with_a
<h103.P008.003>    little_Euphorbium_put_to_the_Nose,_helpeth_those_that_are
<h103.P008.004>    {Note_140_here}
<h103.P008.005>    troubled_with_the_Lethargy,_the_Frensie,_the_turning_or
<h103.P008.006>    Giddiness_of_the_Head,_the_Falling-Sickness,_long_and
<h103.P008.007>    inveterate_Headach,_the_Palsie,_Sciatica,_and_the_Cramp,
<h103.P008.008>    and_generally_all_the_Diseases_of_the_Sinews,_used_with
<h103.P008.009>    Oyl_and_Vinegar._The_Juyce_dissolved_in_Wine,_or_put_into
<h103.P008.010>    an_Eg,_is_good_for_the_Cough,_or_shortness_of_Breath_and
<h103.P008.011>    for_those_that_are_troubled_with_the_Wind_in_the_Body;_It
<h103.P008.012>    purgeth_the_Belly_gently,_helpeth_the_hardness_of_the
<h103.P008.013>    Spleen,_giveth_eas_to_Women_that_have_sore_travail_in
<h103.P008.014>    Childbirth,_and_easeth_the_pains_of_the_Reins_and_Bladder,
<h103.P008.015>    and_also_of_the_Womb._A_little_of_the_Juyce_dissolved_in
<h103.P008.016>    {Note_141_here}
<h103.P008.017>    Wine_and_dropped_into_the_Ears,_easeth_much_of_the_pains
<h103.P008.018>    in_them;_and_put_into_an_hollow_Tooth,_easeth_the_pain
<h103.P008.019>    therof._The_Root_is_less_effectual_in_all_the_aforesaid
<h103.P008.020>    Diseases:_yet_the_Pouder_of_the_Root_clenseth_foul_Ulcers
<h103.P008.021>    being_put_into_them;_and_taketh_out_Splinters_of_broken
<h103.P008.022>    Bones_or_other_things_in_the_Flesh_and_healeth_them_up
<h103.P008.023>    perfectly,_as_also_it_dryeth_up_old_and_inveterate_running
<h103.P008.024>    Sores,_and_is_of_admirable_Vertue_in_all_green_Wounds.
<h103.P008.025>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
#
## <h104>
# chapter 104 FIGWORT
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit P text
<h104.P001.001>    The_common_great_Figwort_sendeth_forth_divers_great,
<h104.P001.002>    strong,_hard,_square,_brown_Stalks_three_or_four_Foot
<h104.P001.003>    high,_wherin_grow_large,_hard,_and_dark_green_Leavs,_two
<h104.P001.004>    at_a_Joynt,_which_are_larger_and_harder_than_Nettle_Leavs,
<h104.P001.005>    but_not_stinging:_At_the_tops_of_the_Stalks_stand_many
<h104.P001.006>    purple_Flowers_set_in_Husks,_which_are_somwhat_gaping_and
<h104.P001.007>    open,_somwhat_like_those_of_Water-Betony;_after_which_come
<h104.P001.008>    hard_round_Heads,_with_a_small_point_in_the_middle,_wherin
<h104.P001.009>    lie_small_brownish_Seed._The_Root_is_great,_white,_and
<h104.P001.010>    thick,_with_many_branches_at_it_growing_aslope_under_the
<h104.P001.011>    upper_crust_of_the_Ground,_which_abideth_many_yeers_but
<h104.P001.012>    keepeth_not_his_green_Leavs_in_Winter.
<h104.P001.013>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h104.P003.001>    It_groweth_frequently_in_moist_and_shadowy_Woods,_and
<h104.P003.002>    in_the_lower_parts_of_Fields_and_Meadows.
<h104.P003.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h104.P005.001>    It_Flowereth_about_July,_and_the_Seed_will_be_ripe
<h104.P005.002>    about_a_Month_after_the_Flowers_are_fallen.
<h104.P005.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h104.P007.001>    The_Decoction_of_the_Herb_taken_inwardly,_and_the
<h104.P007.002>    bruised_Herb_applied_outwardly_dissolveth_clotted_or
<h104.P007.003>    {Note_142_here}
<h104.P007.004>    congealed_Blood_within_the_Body,_coming_by_any_Wound,
<h104.P007.005>    Bruis,_or_Fall;_and_is_no_less_effectual_for_the_Kings
<h104.P007.006>    Evil,_or_any_other_Knots,_Kernels,_Bunches_or_Wens_growing
<h104.P007.007>    in_the_Flesh_whersoever,_and_for_the_Hemorrhoids_or_Piles,
<h104.P007.008>    or_other_Knobs_or_Kernels_which_somtimes_grow_about_the
<h104.P007.009>    Fundament:_An_Oyntment_made_hereof,_may_be_used_at_all
<h104.P007.010>    times_when_the_fresh_Herb_is_not_to_be_had._The_distilled
<h104.P007.011>    Water_of_the_whol_Plant,_Roots_and_all_is_used_for_the
<h104.P007.012>    same_purposes,_and_drieth_up_the_superfluous_virulent
<h104.P007.013>    moisture_of_hollow_and_corroding_Ulcers;_It_taketh_away
<h104.P007.014>    all_redness,_Spots_and_Freckles_in_the_Face,_as_also_the
<h104.P007.015>    Scurff_or_any_foul_Deformity_therin,_and_the_Leprosie
<h104.P007.016>    likewise.
<h104.P007.017>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h104.P009.001>    Some_Latin_Authors_call_it_Cervicria_becaus_'tis
<h104.P009.002>    apropriated_to_the_Neck,_and_we_Throatwort_becaus_'tis
<h104.P009.003>    apropriated_to_the_Throat:_Venus_owns_the_Herb,_and_the
<h104.P009.004>    Coelestial_Bull_will_not_deny_it,_therefore_a_better
<h104.P009.005>    Remedy_cannot_be_for_the_Kings_Evil,_becaus_the_Moon_that
<h104.P009.006>    rules_the_Diseas_is_exalted_there,_nor_for_any_Diseas_in
<h104.P009.007>    the_Neck,_the_rest_of_the_Diseases_specified,_you_may_if
<h104.P009.008>    you_look_see_a_very_good_reason_for_their_cure_by_this
<h104.P009.009>    Herb.
<h104.P009.010>    =
#
## <h105>
# chapter 105 FILIPENDULA
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h105.P002.001>    This_sendeth_forth_many_Leavs_some_bigger,_some_lesser,
<h105.P002.002>    set_on_each_side_of_a_middle_Rib,_and_each_of_them_dented
<h105.P002.003>    about_the_edges,_somwhat_resembling_wild_Tansie,_or_rather
<h105.P002.004>    Agrimony,_but_harder_in_handling,_among_which_riseth_up
<h105.P002.005>    one_or_more_Stalks_two_or_three_Foot_high,_with_like_Leavs
<h105.P002.006>    growing_theron,_and_somtimes_also_divided_into_other
<h105.P002.007>    Branches_spreading_at_the_top_into_many_white_sweet
<h105.P002.008>    smelling_Flowers,_consisting_of_five_Leavs_apiece_with
<h105.P002.009>    some_threds_in_the_middle_of_them_standing_together_in_a
<h105.P002.010>    tuft_or_Umbel_each_upon_a_smal_Footstalk,_which_after_they
<h105.P002.011>    have_been_open_and_blown_a_good_while_do_fall_away,_and_in
<h105.P002.012>    their_places_appear_smal,_round_chaffy_heads_like_Buttons
<h105.P002.013>    wherein_are_the_chaffy_Seed_set_and_placed._The_Root
<h105.P002.014>    consists_of_many_smal_black_tuberous_pieces,_fastned
<h105.P002.015>    together_by_many_smal_long_blackish_Strings_which_run_from
<h105.P002.016>    one_to_another.
<h105.P002.017>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h105.P004.001>    It_groweth_in_many_places_of_this_Land,_in_the_Corners
<h105.P004.002>    of_dry_Fields_and_Meadows,_and_their_Hedg_Sides.
<h105.P004.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h105.P006.001>    They_Flower_in_June_and_July,_and_their_Seed_is_ripe_in
<h105.P006.002>    August.
<h105.P006.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h105.P008.001>    It_is_very_effectual_to_open_the_passages_of_the_Urine,
<h105.P008.002>    and_help_the_Strangury,_and_all_other_pains_of_the_Bladder
<h105.P008.003>    and_Reins,_helping_mightily_to_expel_the_Stone_in_the
<h105.P008.004>    Kidnies_or_Bladder,_and_the_Gravel_also,_and_these_are
<h105.P008.005>    {Note_143_here}
<h105.P008.006>    done_by_taking_the_Roots_in_Pouder,_or_a_Decoction_of_them
<h105.P008.007>    in_white_Wine,_whereunto_a_little_Honey_is_added:_The
<h105.P008.008>    same_also_helpeth_to_expel_the_Afterbirth._The_Roots_made
<h105.P008.009>    into_Pouder_and_mixed_with_Honey_into_the_form_of_an
<h105.P008.010>    Electuary_doth_much_help_them_whose_Stomachs_are_swollen,
<h105.P008.011>    dissolving_and_breaking_the_Wind_which_was_the_cause
<h105.P008.012>    therof,_and_is_also_very_effectual_for_all_diseases_of_the
<h105.P008.013>    Lungs,_as_shortness_of_breath,_wheesings,_hoarsness_of_the
<h105.P008.014>    Throat,_and_the_Cough,_and_to_expectorate_cold_Flegm,_or
<h105.P008.015>    any_other_parts_thereabouts.
<h105.P008.016>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h105.P010.001>    It_is_called_Dropwort_becaus_it_helps_such_as_piss_by
<h105.P010.002>    drops.
<h105.P010.003>    =
#
## <h106>
# chapter 106 YELLOW_WATER-FLAG
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h106.P002.001>    This_groweth_like_the_Flower-de-luces,_but_it_hath_much
<h106.P002.002>    longer,_and_narrower_sad_green_Leavs_joyned_together_in
<h106.P002.003>    that_fashion;_the_Stalk_also_groweth_oftentimes_as_high,
<h106.P002.004>    bearing_smal_yellow_Flowers,_shaped_like_the
<h106.P002.005>    Flower-de-luce_with_three_falling_Leavs,_and_other_three
<h106.P002.006>    arched_that_cover_their_Bottoms;_but_instead_of_the_three
<h106.P002.007>    upright_Leavs_as_the_Flower-de-luce_hath,_this_hath_only
<h106.P002.008>    three_short_pieces_standing_in_their_places,_after_which
<h106.P002.009>    succeed_thick_and_long_three_square_Heads_containing_in
<h106.P002.010>    each_part_somwhat_big_and_Flat_Seed_like_to_those_of_the
<h106.P002.011>    Flower-de-luces:_The_Root_is_long_and_slender,_of_a_pale
<h106.P002.012>    brownish_colour_on_the_outside,_and_of_a_Hore_flesh_colour
<h106.P002.013>    on_the_inner_side,_with_many_hard_fibres_thereat,_and_very
<h106.P002.014>    harsh_in_tast.
<h106.P002.015>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h106.P004.001>    It_usually_groweth_in_watery_Ditches,_Ponds,_Lakes,_and
<h106.P004.002>    More_sides_which_are_alwaies_overflown_with_water.
<h106.P004.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h106.P006.001>    It_flowreth_in_July,_and_the_Seed_is_ripe_in_August.
<h106.P006.002>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h106.P008.001>    The_Root_of_this_Water-Flag_is_very_astringent,
<h106.P008.002>    cooling,_and_drying,_and_therby_helpeth_all_Lasks_and
<h106.P008.003>    Fluxes,_whether_of_Blood_or_Humors,_as_bleeding_at_Mouth,
<h106.P008.004>    Nose,_or_other_parts,_bloody_Fluxes,_and_the_immoderate
<h106.P008.005>    Flux_of_Womens_Courses._The_distilled_water_of_the_whol
<h106.P008.006>    Herb,_Flowers,_and_Roots_is_a_Soveraign_good_Remedy_for
<h106.P008.007>    watering_Eyes,_both_to_be_dropped_into_them,_and_to_have
<h106.P008.008>    {Note_144_here}
<h106.P008.009>    Cloathes_or_Spunges_wetted_therin_and_applied_to_the
<h106.P008.010>    Forehead;_It_also_helpeth_the_Spots_or_Blemishes_that
<h106.P008.011>    happen_in_or_about_the_Eyes,_or_in_any_other_parts:_The
<h106.P008.012>    said_water_fomented_on_Swellings_and_hot_Inflamations_of
<h106.P008.013>    Womens_sore_Breasts,_upon_Cankers_also,_and_those
<h106.P008.014>    spreading_Ulcers_called_Noli_me_Tangere,_doth_much_good:
<h106.P008.015>    It_helpeth_also_foul_Ulcers_in_the_privy_parts_of_man_or
<h106.P008.016>    woman,_or_elswhere._An_Oyntment_made_of_the_Flowers_is
<h106.P008.017>    better_for_these_external_applications.
<h106.P008.018>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h106.P010.001>    Take_notice_that_the_Moon_rules_the_Plant_and_then_I
<h106.P010.002>    have_done.
<h106.P010.003>    =
#
## <h107>
# chapter 107 FLAXWEED
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h107.P002.001>    Our_common_Flaxweed_hath_divers_Stalks_full_fraught
<h107.P002.002>    with_long_and_narrow_blue_or_Ash-colour'd_Leavs,_and_from
<h107.P002.003>    the_middle_of_them_almost_upward_stored_with_a_number_of
<h107.P002.004>    pale_yellow_Flowers,_of_a_strong_unpleasant_scent,_with
<h107.P002.005>    deeper_yellow_mouths,_and_blackish_flat_Seeds_in_round
<h107.P002.006>    Heads._The_Root_is_somwhat_woody_and_white,_especially
<h107.P002.007>    the_main_downright_one,_with_many_fibres,_abiding_many
<h107.P002.008>    yeers,_shooting_forth_Roots_every_way_round_about,_and_new
<h107.P002.009>    Branches_every_yeer.
<h107.P002.010>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h107.P004.001>    This_groweth_throughout_this_land,_both_by_the_way
<h107.P004.002>    sides_in_Meadows,_as_also_by_Hedg_sides,_and_upon_the
<h107.P004.003>    sides_of_Banks_and_Borders_of_Fields.
<h107.P004.004>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h107.P006.001>    It_Flowreth_in_Summer,_and_the_Seed_is_ripe_usually
<h107.P006.002>    before_the_end_of_August.
<h107.P006.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h107.P008.001>    This_is_frequently_used_to_provoke_Urine_being_stopped,
<h107.P008.002>    and_to_spend_the_abundance_of_those_watery_Humors_by_Urine
<h107.P008.003>    which_caus_the_Dropsie._The_Decoction_of_the_Herb_both
<h107.P008.004>    Leavs_and_Flowers_in_Wine,_taken_and_drunk_doth_somwhat
<h107.P008.005>    move_the_Belly_downwards,_openeth_Obstructions_of_the
<h107.P008.006>    Liver,_and_helpeth_the_yellow_Jaundice,_expelleth_Poyson,
<h107.P008.007>    provoketh_Womens_Courses,_driveth_forth_the_dead_Child,
<h107.P008.008>    {Note_145_here}
<h107.P008.009>    and_Afterbirth._The_Distilled_water_of_the_Herb_and
<h107.P008.010>    Flowers_is_eflectual_for_all_the_same_purposes,_especially
<h107.P008.011>    being_drunk_with_a_dram_of_the_Pouder_of_the_Seeds,_or
<h107.P008.012>    Bark_of_the_Root_of_Walwort_and_a_little_Cinnamon_for
<h107.P008.013>    certain_daies_together,_is_held_a_singular_Remedy_for_the
<h107.P008.014>    Dropsie:_The_Juyce_of_the_Herb_or_the_distilled_Water
<h107.P008.015>    dropped_into_the_Eyes_is_a_certain_Remedy_for_all_heat,
<h107.P008.016>    Inflamations_and_redness_in_them._The_Juyce_or_water_put
<h107.P008.017>    into_foul_Ulcers_whither_they_be_Cancrous_or_Fistulous
<h107.P008.018>    with_tents_rouled_therin,_or_the_parts_washed_or_injected
<h107.P008.019>    therwith_clenseth_them_throughly_from_the_bottom,_and
<h107.P008.020>    healeth_them_up_safely._The_same_Juyce_or_Water_also
<h107.P008.021>    clenseth_the_Skin_wonderfully_of_all_sorts_of_deformity
<h107.P008.022>    thereof,_as_Lepry,_Morphew,_Scurff,_Wheals,_Pimples,_or
<h107.P008.023>    any_other_Spots_or_Marks_in_the_Skin,_applied_of_it_self,
<h107.P008.024>    or_used_with_some_Pouder_of_Lupines.
<h107.P008.025>    =
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# unit P text
<h107.P010.001>    Mars_owns_the_Herb,_in_Sussex_we_call_it,_Gall-wort_and_lay_it_in_our_Chickens_water,_to_cure_them_of_the_Gall_I
<h107.P010.002>    think,_I_am_sure_it_releevs_them_when_they_are_drooping.
<h107.P010.003>    =
#
## <h108>
# chapter 108 FLEAWORT
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h108.P002.001>    The_ordinary_Fleawort_riseth_up_with_a_Stalk_two_Foot
<h108.P002.002>    high,_or_more,_full_of_Joynts_and_Branches_on_every_side
<h108.P002.003>    up_to_the_top,_and_at_every_Joynt_two_small_long_and
<h108.P002.004>    narrow_whitish_green_Leavs_somwhat_hairy:_At_the_tops_of
<h108.P002.005>    every_Branch_stand_divers_small_short_scaly_or_chaffy
<h108.P002.006>    Heads,_out_of_which_come_forth_small_whitish_yellow
<h108.P002.007>    threds,_like_to_those_of_the_Plantane_Herbs,_which_are_the
<h108.P002.008>    Bloomings_or_Flowers._The_Seed_inclosed_in_those_Heads_is
<h108.P002.009>    smal_and_shining_while_it_is_Fresh_very_like_unto_Fleas,
<h108.P002.010>    both_for_colour_and_bigness,_but_turning_black_when_it
<h108.P002.011>    groweth_old._The_Root_is_not_long_but_white,_hard,_and
<h108.P002.012>    woody,_perishing_every_yeer_and_rising_again_of_its_own
<h108.P002.013>    Seed_for_divers_yeers_if_it_be_suffered_to_shed:_The_whol
<h108.P002.014>    Plant_is_somwhat_whitish_and_hairy,_smelling_somwhat_like
<h108.P002.015>    Rozin.
<h108.P002.016>    =
<h108.P002.017>    There_is_another_sort_hereof_differing_not_from_the
<h108.P002.018>    former_in_the_manner_of_growing,_but_only_that_his_Stalk
<h108.P002.019>    and_Branches_being_somwhat_greater_do_a_little_more_bow
<h108.P002.020>    down_to_the_ground:_The_Leavs_are_somwhat_larger;_the
<h108.P002.021>    Heads_somewhat_lesser,_the_Seed_alike;_and_the_Root_and
<h108.P002.022>    Leavs_abide_all_the_Winter,_and_perish_not_as_the_former.
<h108.P002.023>    =
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<h108.P004.001>    The_first_groweth_only_in_Gardens,_the_second
<h108.P004.002>    plentifully_in_Fields_that_are_neer_the_Sea.
<h108.P004.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h108.P006.001>    They_Flower_in_July,_or_thereabouts.
<h108.P006.002>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h108.P008.001>    The_Seed_fried_and_so_taken_staieth_the_Flux_or_Lask_of
<h108.P008.002>    the_Belly,_and_the_corrosions_that_come_by_reason_of_hot,
<h108.P008.003>    Chollerick,_Sharp,_and_malignant_Humors_or_by_the_too_much
<h108.P008.004>    purging_of_any_violent_Medicine,_as_Scammony_or_the_like.
<h108.P008.005>    The_Muccilage_of_the_Seed_made_with_Rose_Water,_and_a
<h108.P008.006>    little_Sugar_Candy_put_therto_is_very_good_in_all_hot
<h108.P008.007>    Agues_and_burning_Feavers,_and_other_Inflamations_to_cool
<h108.P008.008>    the_thirst,_and_lenify_the_dryness_and_roughness_of_the
<h108.P008.009>    Tongue_and_Throat._It_helpeth_also_hoarsness_of_the
<h108.P008.010>    {Note_146_here}
<h108.P008.011>    voice,_and_Diseases_of_the_Breast_and_Lungs_caused_by
<h108.P008.012>    heat,_or_sharp_salt_humors,_and_the_Pluresie_also._The
<h108.P008.013>    Muccilage_of_the_Seed_made_in_Plantane_Water,_whereunto
<h108.P008.014>    the_Yolk_of_an_Egg_or_two,_and_a_little_Populeon_is_put,
<h108.P008.015>    is_a_most_safe_and_sure_Remedy_to_eas_the_sharpness,
<h108.P008.016>    prickings,_and_pains_of_the_Hemorrhoids_or_Piles,_if_it_be
<h108.P008.017>    {Note_147_here}
<h108.P008.018>    laid_on_a_cloath_and_bound_therto._It_helpeth_also_all
<h108.P008.019>    Inflamations_in_any_parts_of_the_Body_and_the_pains_that
<h108.P008.020>    come_thereby,_as_the_Headach_and_Megrim,_and_all_hot
<h108.P008.021>    Imposthumes_or_Swellings,_or_breakings_out_of_the_Skin,_as
<h108.P008.022>    Blains,_Wheals,_Pushes,_Purples,_and_the_like;_as_also_the
<h108.P008.023>    pains_of_the_Joynts,_and_of_those_that_are_out_of_joynt;
<h108.P008.024>    the_pains_of_the_Gout_and_Sciatica,_the_Bursting_of_yong
<h108.P008.025>    Children,_and_the_swelling_of_the_Navel_applied_with_Oyl
<h108.P008.026>    of_Roses_and_Vinegar._It_is_also_very_good_to_heal_the
<h108.P008.027>    Nipples_and_Sore_Breasts_of_Women_being_often_applied
<h108.P008.028>    thereonto._The_Juyce_of_the_Herb_with_a_little_Honey_put
<h108.P008.029>    into_the_Ears_helpeth_the_running_of_them,_and_the_Worms
<h108.P008.030>    breeding_in_them:_The_same_also_mixed_with_Hogs_Greas,
<h108.P008.031>    and_applied_to_corrupt_and_filthy_Ulcers_and_Sores,
<h108.P008.032>    clenseth_and_healeth_them.
<h108.P008.033>    =
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#end marginalnote
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<h108.P011.001>    The_Herb_is_cold_and_dry,_Saturnine,_I_suppose_it
<h108.P011.002>    obtained_the_name_Fleawort_becaus_the_Seeds_are_so_like
<h108.P011.003>    Fleas.
<h108.P011.004>    =
#
## <h109>
# chapter 109 FLIXWEED
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h109.P002.001>    This_riseth_up_with_a_round_upright_hard_Stalk_four_or
<h109.P002.002>    five_Foot_high,_spread_into_sundry_Branches,_wheron_grow
<h109.P002.003>    many_grayish_green_Leavs_very_finely_cut_and_severed_into
<h109.P002.004>    a_number_of_short_and_almost_round_parts._The_Flowers_are
<h109.P002.005>    very_smal_and_yellow_growing_Spike_fashion,_after_which
<h109.P002.006>    come_very_smal,_long_Pods,_with_very_smal_yellowish_Seed
<h109.P002.007>    in_them._The_Root_is_long_and_woody_perishing_every_yeer.
<h109.P002.008>    =
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# unit P text
<h109.P004.001>    They_grow_wild_in_the_Fields_by_Hedgsides,_and
<h109.P004.002>    High-waies,_and_among_rubbish,_and_in_many_other_places.
<h109.P004.003>    =
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# unit P text
<h109.P006.001>    They_Flower_and_Seed_quickly_after,_namely_in_June_and
<h109.P006.002>    July.
<h109.P006.003>    =
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# unit P text
<h109.P008.001>    Both_the_Herb_and_Seed_of_Flixweed_is_of_excellent_use
<h109.P008.002>    to_stay_the_Flux_or_Lask_of_the_Belly_being_drunk_in_Water
<h109.P008.003>    wherein_gads_of_Steel_heated_have_been_often_quenched;_and
<h109.P008.004>    is_no_less_effectual_for_the_said_purpose_than_Plantane_or
<h109.P008.005>    {Note_148_here}
<h109.P008.006>    Comfry,_and_to_restrain_any_other_Flux_of_Blood_in_man_or
<h109.P008.007>    Woman,_as_also_to_consolidate_Bones_broken_or_out_of
<h109.P008.008>    Joynt._The_Juyce_therof_drunk_in_Wine,_or_the_Decoction
<h109.P008.009>    of_the_Herb_drunk,_doth_kill_the_Worms_in_the_Stomach_or
<h109.P008.010>    Belly,_or_the_Worms_that_grow_in_putrid_and_filthy_Ulcers;
<h109.P008.011>    And_made_into_a_Salve_doth_quickly_heal_all_old_sores,_how
<h109.P008.012>    foul_or_Malignant_soever_they_be._The_distilled_water_of
<h109.P008.013>    the_Herb_worketh_the_same_effects_although_somwhat_weaker,
<h109.P008.014>    yet_is_a_fair_Medicine,_and_more_acceptable_to_be_taken.
<h109.P008.015>    =
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#end marginalnote
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<h109.P010.001>    It_is_called_Flixweed_becaus_it_cures_the_Flux,_and_for
<h109.P010.002>    its_uniting_broken_Bones,_&c._Paracelsus_extols_it_to_the
<h109.P010.003>    Skies._It_is_fitting_Syrups,_Oyntments,_and_Plaisters_of
<h109.P010.004>    it_were_kept_in_our_Houses.
<h109.P010.005>    =
#
## <h110>
# chapter 110 FLOWER-de-LUCE
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# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h110.P002.001>    This_is_so_wel_known,_being_nursed_up_in_most_Gardens,
<h110.P002.002>    that_I_shall_not_need_to_spend_time_in_writing_a
<h110.P002.003>    Description_thereof.
<h110.P002.004>    =
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<h110.P004.001>    The_Flaggy_kinds_thereof_have_the_most_Physical_uses;
<h110.P004.002>    the_Dwarf_kinds_thereof_flower_in_April,_the_greater_sorts
<h110.P004.003>    in_May.
<h110.P004.004>    =
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# unit P text
<h110.P006.001>    The_Juyce_or_Decoction_of_the_green_Roots_of_the_Flaggy
<h110.P006.002>    kind_of_Flower-de-luce,_with_a_little_Honey_drunk,_doth
<h110.P006.003>    purge_and_clens_the_Stomach_of_gross_and_tough_Flegm_and
<h110.P006.004>    Choller_therin;_It_helpeth_the_Jaundice_and_the_Dropsie_by
<h110.P006.005>    evacuating_those_humors_both_upwards_and_downwards,_and
<h110.P006.006>    becaus_it_somwhat_hurteth_the_Stomach,_is_not_to_be_taken
<h110.P006.007>    but_with_Honey_and_Spicknard._The_same_being_drunk_doth
<h110.P006.008>    eas_the_pains_and_torments_of_the_Belly_and_Sides,_the
<h110.P006.009>    {Note_149_here}
<h110.P006.010>    shaking_of_Agues,_the_Diseases_of_the_Liver_and_Spleen,
<h110.P006.011>    the_Worms_in_the_belly,_the_Stone_in_the_Reins,
<h110.P006.012>    Convulsions_or_Cramps_that_come_of_cold_Humors,_it_also
<h110.P006.013>    helpeth_those_whose_Seed_passeth_from_them_unawars;_It_is
<h110.P006.014>    a_Remedy_against_the_bitings_and_stingings_of_Venemous
<h110.P006.015>    Creatures_being_boyled_in_Water_and_Vineger_and_drunk:
<h110.P006.016>    Being_boyled_in_Wine_and_drunk_it_provoketh_Urine,_helpeth
<h110.P006.017>    the_Chollick,_bringeth_down_Womens_Courses;_and_made_up
<h110.P006.018>    into_a_Pessary_with_Honey,_and_put_up_into_the_Body,
<h110.P006.019>    draweth_forth_the_dead_Child._It_is_much_commended
<h110.P006.020>    {Note_150_here}
<h110.P006.021>    against_the_Cough_to_expectorate_tough_Flegm;_It_much
<h110.P006.022>    easeth_pains_in_the_Head,_and_procureth_sleep:_Being_put
<h110.P006.023>    into_the_Nostrils_it_procureth_Neesing,_and_therby_purgeth
<h110.P006.024>    the_Head_of_Flegm:_The_Juyce_of_the_Root_applied_to_the
<h110.P006.025>    Piles_or_Hemorrhoids_giveth_much_eas._The_Decoction_of
<h110.P006.026>    the_Roots_gargled_in_the_Mouth_easeth_the_Toothach,_and
<h110.P006.027>    helpeth_a_Stinking_breath._The_Oyl_called_Oleum_Irinum_if
<h110.P006.028>    it_be_rightly_made_of_the_great_broad_Flag_Flower-de-luce
<h110.P006.029>    (and_not_of_the_great_Bulbous_blue_Flower-de-luce_as_is
<h110.P006.030>    used_by_some_Apothecaries)_and_Roots_of_the_same_of_the
<h110.P006.031>    Flaggy_kinds_is_very_effectual_to_warm_and_comfort_all
<h110.P006.032>    cold_Joynts_and_Sinews,_as_also_the_Gout_and_Sciatica,_and
<h110.P006.033>    mollifieth,_dissolveth,_and_consumeth_Tumors_or_Swellings
<h110.P006.034>    in_any_part_of_the_Body,_as_also_of_the_Matrix:_It
<h110.P006.035>    helpeth_the_Cramp_and_Convulsion_of_the_Sinews:_The_Head
<h110.P006.036>    and_Temples_anointed_therwith_helpeth_the_Catark_or_thin
<h110.P006.037>    Rhewm_distilling_from_thence;_and_used_upon_the_Breast_or
<h110.P006.038>    Stomach,_helpeth_to_extenuate_the_cold_tough_Flegm._It
<h110.P006.039>    helpeth_also_the_pains_and_noise_in_the_Ears,_and_the
<h110.P006.040>    stench_of_the_Nostrils._The_Root_it_self_either_green_or
<h110.P006.041>    in_Pouder_helpeth_to_clens,_heal,_and_incarnate_Wounds,
<h110.P006.042>    and_to_cover_the_naked_Bones_with_Flesh_again_that_Ulcers
<h110.P006.043>    have_made_bare;_and_is_also_very_good_to_clens_and_heal_up
<h110.P006.044>    Fistulaes_and_Cankers_that_are_hard_to_be_cured.
<h110.P006.045>    =
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#end marginalnote
#
## <h111>
# chapter 111 FLUELLIN
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h111.P002.001>    This_shooteth_forth_many_long_Branches_partly_lying
<h111.P002.002>    upon_the_Ground,_and_part_standing_upright,_set_with
<h111.P002.003>    almost_round_Leavs,_yet_a_little_pointed,_and_somtimes
<h111.P002.004>    more_long_than_round,_without_order_theron,_somwhat_hoary,
<h111.P002.005>    and_of_an_evil_greenish_white_colour;_at_the_Joynts_all
<h111.P002.006>    along_the_Stalks,_and_with_the_Leavs_come_forth_smal
<h111.P002.007>    Flowers_one_at_a_place,_upon_a_very_small_short_Footstalk,
<h111.P002.008>    gaping_somwhat_like_Snapdragons,_or_rather_like_Toadflax,
<h111.P002.009>    with_the_upper_Jaw_of_a_yellow_colour,_and_the_lower_of_a
<h111.P002.010>    Purplish,_with_a_small_heel_or_Spur_behind,_after_which
<h111.P002.011>    come_small_round_Heads,_containing_smal_black_Seed._The
<h111.P002.012>    Root_is_smal_and_threddy,_dying_every_yeer,_and_raiseth_it
<h111.P002.013>    self_again_of_its_own_sowing.
<h111.P002.014>    =
<h111.P002.015>    There_is_another_sort_of_Lluellin_which_hath_longer
<h111.P002.016>    Branches_wholly_trailing_upon_the_ground_two_or_three_foot
<h111.P002.017>    long,_and_somtimes_more,_thinner_set_with_Leavs_theron,
<h111.P002.018>    upon_smal_Footstalks:_The_Leavs_are_a_little_larger_and
<h111.P002.019>    somwhat_round,_and_cornered_somtimes_in_some_places_on_the
<h111.P002.020>    edges;_but_the_lower_part_of_them_being_the_broadest,_hath
<h111.P002.021>    on_each_side_a_smal_point,_making_it_seem_as_if_they_were
<h111.P002.022>    Ears,_somwhat_hairy_but_not_hoary,_and_of_a_better_green
<h111.P002.023>    colour_than_the_former;_The_Flowers_come_forth_like_the
<h111.P002.024>    former,_but_the_colours_therein_are_more_white_than
<h111.P002.025>    yellow,_and_the_Purple_not_so_fair:_It_is_a_larger
<h111.P002.026>    Flower,_and_so_are_the_Seed,_and_Seed_Vessels:_The_Root_is
<h111.P002.027>    like_the_other,_and_perisheth_every_yeer.
<h111.P002.028>    =
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<h111.P004.001>    They_grow_in_divers_Corn_Fields,_and_in_borders_about
<h111.P004.002>    them,_and_in_other_fertile_grounds,_about_Southfleet_in
<h111.P004.003>    Kent_abundantly,_at_Buckworth,_Hamerton,_and_Richwesworth
<h111.P004.004>    in_Huntingtonshire;_and_in_divers_other_places.
<h111.P004.005>    =
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# unit P text
<h111.P006.001>    They_are_in_Flower_about_June_and_July,_and_the_whol
<h111.P006.002>    Plant_is_dry_and_withered_before_August_be_done.
<h111.P006.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h111.P008.001>    The_Leavs_bruised_and_applied_with_Barley_Meal_to
<h111.P008.002>    watering_Eyes_that_are_hot_and_inflamed_by_defluxions_from
<h111.P008.003>    the_Head,_doth_very_much_help_them,_as_also_the_Fluxes_of
<h111.P008.004>    Blood_or_Humors,_as_the_Lask,_Bloody_Flux,_Womens_Courses,
<h111.P008.005>    {Note_151_here}
<h111.P008.006>    and_staieth_all_manner_of_bleeding_at_Nose,_Mouth,_or_any
<h111.P008.007>    other_place,_or_that_cometh_by_any_Bruis,_or_Hurt,_or
<h111.P008.008>    bursting_a_Vein;_and_wonderfully_it_helpeth_all_those
<h111.P008.009>    inward_parts_that_need_consolidating_or_strengthening:_and
<h111.P008.010>    is_no_less_effectual_both_to_heal_and_close_green_Wounds,
<h111.P008.011>    as_to_clens_or_heal_all_foul_or_old_Ulcers,_fretting_or
<h111.P008.012>    spreading_Cankers_or_the_like.
<h111.P008.013>    {Note_152_here}
<h111.P008.014>    =
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#end marginalnote
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h111.P011.001>    Bees_are_industrious_and_go_abroad_to_gather_Honey_from
<h111.P011.002>    each_Plant_and_Flower,_but_Drones_lie_at_home,_and_eat_up
<h111.P011.003>    what_the_Bees_have_taken_pains_for;_Just_so_do_our_Colledg
<h111.P011.004>    of_Physitians,_lie_at_home_and_domineer,_and_suck_out_the
<h111.P011.005>    Sweetness_of_other_Mens_Labors_and_Studies,_themselvs
<h111.P011.006>    being_as_ignorant_in_the_Knowledg_of_Herbs_as_a_Child_of
<h111.P011.007>    four_yeers_old,_as_I_can_make_appear_to_any_Rational_man
<h111.P011.008>    by_their_last_Dispensatory,_now_then_to_hide_their
<h111.P011.009>    Ignorance,_there_is_not_a_readier_way_in_the_World,_than
<h111.P011.010>    to_hide_Knowledg_from_their_Country_men,_that_so_no_Body
<h111.P011.011>    might_be_able_so_much_as_to_smel_out_their_Ignorance,_when
<h111.P011.012>    Simples_were_more_in_use_mens_Bodies_were_in_better_health
<h111.P011.013>    by_far_than_now_they_are,_or_shall_be_if_the_Colledg_can
<h111.P011.014>    help_it._The_truth_is,_this_Herb_is_of_a_fine_cooling,
<h111.P011.015>    drying_quality,_and_an_Oyntment_or_Plaister_of_it,_might
<h111.P011.016>    do_a_Man_a_courtsie_that_hath_any_hot_virulent_Sores,_'tis
<h111.P011.017>    admirable_for_the_Ulcers_of_the_French_Pox,_and_being_a
<h111.P011.018>    gallant_Antivenerian_Medicine,_under_the_Dominion_of
<h111.P011.019>    Saturn,_if_taken_inwardly_may_cure_the_Diseas._It_was_at
<h111.P011.020>    first_called_Faemale_Speedwel,_but_a_Shentle_man_of_Wales
<h111.P011.021>    whose_Nose_was_almost_eaten_off_with_the_Pox,_and_so_neer
<h111.P011.022>    the_matter,_that_the_Docters_commanded_it_to_be_cut_off,
<h111.P011.023>    being_cured_by_only_the_Use_of_this_Herb,_to_honor_the
<h111.P011.024>    Herb_for_saving_his_Nose_whol,_gave_it_one_of_her_own
<h111.P011.025>    Country_names,_Lluellin.
<h111.P011.026>    =
#
## <h112>
# chapter 112 FOXGLOVE
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h112.P002.001>    This_hath_many_long_and_broad_Leavs_lying_upon_the
<h112.P002.002>    Ground_dented_about_the_edges,_a_little_soft_or_woolly,
<h112.P002.003>    and_of_a_hoary_green_colour_among_which_rise_up_somtimes
<h112.P002.004>    sundry_Stalks,_but_one_very_often_bearing_such_Leavs
<h112.P002.005>    thereon_from_the_bottom_to_the_middle,_from_whence_to_the
<h112.P002.006>    top_it_is_stored_with_large_and_long_hollow_reddish_Purple
<h112.P002.007>    Flowers,_a_little_more_long_and_eminent_at_the_lower_edg,
<h112.P002.008>    with_some_white_Spots_within_them,_one_above_another,_with
<h112.P002.009>    smal_green_Leavs_at_every_one,_but_all_of_them_turning
<h112.P002.010>    their_Heads_one_way_and_hanging_downwards,_having_some
<h112.P002.011>    threds_also_in_the_middle,_from_whence_rise_round_Heads
<h112.P002.012>    pointed_sharp_at_the_ends,_wherein_smal_brown_Seed_lieth.
<h112.P002.013>    The_Roots_are_many_smal_Huskie_Fibres,_and_some_greater
<h112.P002.014>    strings_among_them;_The_Flower_hath_no_scent;_but_the
<h112.P002.015>    Leavs_have_a_bitter_hot_tast.
<h112.P002.016>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h112.P004.001>    It_groweth_on_the_dry_sandy_Grounds_for_the_most_part,
<h112.P004.002>    and_as_well_on_the_higher_as_lower_places_under_Hedg-sides
<h112.P004.003>    in_almost_every_Country_of_this_Land.
<h112.P004.004>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h112.P006.001>    It_seldom_Flowreth_before_July,_and_the_Seed_is_ripe_in
<h112.P006.002>    August.
<h112.P006.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h112.P008.001>    This_Herb_is_familiarly_and_frequently_used_by_the
<h112.P008.002>    Italians_to_heal_any_fresh_or_green_Wound,_the_Leavs_being
<h112.P008.003>    but_bruised_and_bound_thereon;_and_the_Juyce_therof_is
<h112.P008.004>    also_used_in_old_Sores,_to_clens,_dry,_and_heal_them._The
<h112.P008.005>    Decoction_hereof_made_up_with_some_Sugar_or_Honey_is
<h112.P008.006>    {Note_153_here}
<h112.P008.007>    available_to_clens_and_purge_the_Body,_both_upwards_and
<h112.P008.008>    downwards_somtimes_of_tough_Flegm_and_clammy_Humors_and_to
<h112.P008.009>    open_Obstructions_of_the_Liver_and_Spleen;_It_hath_been
<h112.P008.010>    found_by_experience_to_be_available_for_the_Kings_Evil,
<h112.P008.011>    the_Herb_bruised_and_applied;_or_an_Oyntment_made_with_the
<h112.P008.012>    Juyce_thereof_and_so_used:_And_a_Decoction_of_two
<h112.P008.013>    handfuls_therof_with_four_Ounces_of_Polipody_in_Ale,_hath
<h112.P008.014>    been_found_by_late_experience_to_cure_divers_of_the
<h112.P008.015>    Falling-sickness,_that_have_been_troubled_with_it_above
<h112.P008.016>    twenty_yeers.
<h112.P008.017>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h112.P010.001>    My_self_am_confident_that_an_Oyntment_of_it_is_one_of
<h112.P010.002>    the_best_Remedies_for_a_Scabby_Head_that_is.
<h112.P010.003>    =
#
## <h113>
# chapter 113 FUMITORY
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h113.P002.001>    Our_common_Fumitory_is_a_tender_sappy_Herb,_sending
<h113.P002.002>    forth_from_one_square_slender_weak_Stalk_and_leaning
<h113.P002.003>    downwards_on_all_sides_many_Branches_two_or_three_foot
<h113.P002.004>    long,_with_finely_cut_and_jagged_Leavs_of_a_whitish_or
<h113.P002.005>    rather_Blewish,_Seagreen_colour:_At_the_tops_of_the
<h113.P002.006>    Branches_stand_many_small_Flowers,_as_it_were_in_a_long
<h113.P002.007>    spike_one_above_another,_made_like_little_Birds_of_a
<h113.P002.008>    reddish_Purple_colour_with_whitish_Bellies:_After_which
<h113.P002.009>    come_small_round_Husks_containing_smal_black_Seed._The
<h113.P002.010>    Root_is_yellow,_smal,_and_not_very_long,_ful_of_Juyce
<h113.P002.011>    while_it_is_green_But_quickly_perishing_with_the_ripe
<h113.P002.012>    Seed:_In_the_Corn_Fields_in_Cornwal_this_beareth_white
<h113.P002.013>    Flowers.
<h113.P002.014>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h113.P004.001>    It_groweth_in_the_Corn_Fields_almost_every_where_as
<h113.P004.002>    well_as_in_Gardens.
<h113.P004.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h113.P006.001>    It_Flowreth_in_May_for_the_most_part,_and_the_Seed
<h113.P006.002>    ripeneth_shortly_after.
<h113.P006.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h113.P008.001>    The_Juyce_or_Syrup_made_thereof,_or_the_Decoction_made
<h113.P008.002>    in_Whey_by_it_self,_with_some_other_purging_or_opening
<h113.P008.003>    Herbs_and_Roots_to_caus_it_to_work_the_better,_(it_self
<h113.P008.004>    being_but_weak)_is_very_effectual_for_the_Liver_and
<h113.P008.005>    Spleen,_opening_the_Obstructions_thereof_and_clarifying
<h113.P008.006>    the_Blood_from_Saltish,_Chollerick,_and_Adult_Humors,
<h113.P008.007>    {Note_154_here}
<h113.P008.008>    which_cause_Lepry,_Scabs,_Tetters,_and_Itches,_and_such
<h113.P008.009>    like_breakings_out_of_the_Skin,_and_after_the_Purging_doth
<h113.P008.010>    strengthen_all_the_inward_parts;_it_is_good_also_against
<h113.P008.011>    the_yellow_Jaundice,_and_spendeth_it_by_Urin,_which_it
<h113.P008.012>    procureth_in_abundance._The_Pouder_of_the_dried_Herb
<h113.P008.013>    given_for_some_time_together_cureth_Melancholly,_but_the
<h113.P008.014>    Seed_is_strongest_in_operation_for_all_the_former
<h113.P008.015>    Diseases._The_dististilled_Water_of_the_Herb_is_also_of
<h113.P008.016>    good_effect_in_the_former_Diseases,_and_conduceth_much
<h113.P008.017>    against_the_Plague_and_Pestilence,_being_taken_with_good
<h113.P008.018>    {Note_155_here}
<h113.P008.019>    Treacle._The_Distilled_Water_also,_with_a_little_Water
<h113.P008.020>    and_Honey_of_Roses_helpeth_all_the_Sores_of_the_Mouth_or
<h113.P008.021>    Throat,_being_gargled_often_therwith._The_Juyce_dropped
<h113.P008.022>    into_the_Eyes_cleareth_the_Sight,_and_taketh_away_redness
<h113.P008.023>    and_other_defects_in_them,_although_it_procure_some_pain
<h113.P008.024>    for_the_present_and_cause_Tears._Dioscorides_saith_it
<h113.P008.025>    hindreth_any_fresh_springing_of_hairs_on_the_Eyelids
<h113.P008.026>    (after_they_be_pulled_away)_if_the_Eyelids_be_anointed
<h113.P008.027>    with_the_Juyce_hereof_with_Gum_Arabick_dissolved_therin.
<h113.P008.028>    The_Juyce_of_Fumitory_and_Docks_mingled_with_Vinegar,_and
<h113.P008.029>    the_places_gently_washed_or_wet_therwith,_cureth_all_sorts
<h113.P008.030>    of_Scabs,_Pimples,_Itches,_Wheals,_or_Pushes_which_arise
<h113.P008.031>    on_the_Face_or_Hands,_or_any_other_part_of_the_Body.
<h113.P008.032>    =
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#end marginalnote
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h113.P011.001>    Saturn_owns_the_Herb_and_presents_it_to_the_World_as_a
<h113.P011.002>    Cure_for_his_own_Diseases,_and_a_strengthner_of_the_parts
<h113.P011.003>    of_the_Body_he_rules:_If_by_my_Astrological_Judgment_of
<h113.P011.004>    Diseases,_from_the_Decombiture,_you_find_Saturn_Author_of
<h113.P011.005>    the_Disease,_or_if_by_Direction_from_a_Nativity_you_fear_a
<h113.P011.006>    Saturnine_Disease_approaching,_you_may_by_this_Herb
<h113.P011.007>    prevent_it_in_the_one,_and_cure_it_in_the_other;_and
<h113.P011.008>    therfore_'tis_fit_you_keep_a_Syrup_of_it_alwaies_by_you.
<h113.P011.009>    =
#
## <h114>
# chapter 114 FURS-BUSH
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit P text
<h114.P001.001>    This_is_so_well_known,_as_well_by_this_name,_as_in_some
<h114.P001.002>    Countries_by_the_name_Gors,_that_I_shal_not_need_to_write
<h114.P001.003>    any_Description_therof,_my_intent_being_to_teach_my
<h114.P001.004>    Country_men_what_they_know_not,_rather_than_to_tell_them
<h114.P001.005>    again_of_that_which_is_generally_known_before.
<h114.P001.006>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h114.P003.001>    They_are_known_to_grow_on_dry_barren_Heaths,_and_other
<h114.P003.002>    wast_gravelly_or_sandy_grounds_in_all_Countries_of_this
<h114.P003.003>    Land.
<h114.P003.004>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h114.P005.001>    They_also_Flower_in_the_Summer_Months.
<h114.P005.002>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h114.P007.001>    They_are_hot_and_dry_good_to_open_Obstructions_of_the
<h114.P007.002>    Liver_and_Spleen._A_Decoction_made_with_the_Flowers
<h114.P007.003>    therof_hath_been_found_effectual_against_the_Jaundice,_as
<h114.P007.004>    also_to_provoke_Urine,_and_clens_the_Kidneys_from_Gravel
<h114.P007.005>    or_Stones_ingender'd_in_them.
<h114.P007.006>    {Note_156_here}
<h114.P007.007>    =
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#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h114.P009.001>    It_is_a_Plant_of_Mars,_and_doth_all_this_by_Sympathy.
<h114.P009.002>    =
#
## <h115>
# chapter 115 GARLICK
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit P text
<h115.P001.001>    The_offensivenes_of_the_breath_of_him_that_hath_eaten
<h115.P001.002>    Garlick_will_leade_you_by_the_Nose_to_the_knowledg_hereof,
<h115.P001.003>    and_(instead_of_a_description)_direct_you_to_the_place
<h115.P001.004>    wher_it_groweth_in_Gardens,_which_kinds_are_the_best_and
<h115.P001.005>    most_phisical.
<h115.P001.006>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h115.P003.001>    This_was_antiently_accounted_the_Poormans_Treacle,_it
<h115.P003.002>    beeing_a_remedy_for_all_diseases_or_hurts_(except_those
<h115.P003.003>    which_it_self_breeds)._It_provoketh_Urine_and_womens
<h115.P003.004>    Courses,_helpeth_the_biting_of_a_Mad_Dog_and_of_other
<h115.P003.005>    Venemous_Creatures,_killeth_Worms_in
<h115.P003.006>    {Note_157_here}
<h115.P003.007>    Children,_cutteth_and
<h115.P003.008>    avoydeth_tough_flegm_purgeth_the_head,_helpeth_the
<h115.P003.009>    Lethargie,_is_a_good_preservative_against,_a_remedy_for
<h115.P003.010>    any_Plague_sore,_or_foul_Ulcer:_taketh_away_spots_and
<h115.P003.011>    blemishes_in_the_Skin,_easeth_pains_of_the_eares_ripeneth
<h115.P003.012>    and_breaketh_Impostumes_or_other_swellings:_And_for_all
<h115.P003.013>    these_diseases_the_Onyons_are_also_effectual;_But_the
<h115.P003.014>    Garlick_hath_some_more_peculiar_vertues_besides_the
<h115.P003.015>    former:_viz._It_hath_a_speciall_quality_to_discuss_the
<h115.P003.016>    inconveniences_coming_by_corrupt_Agues_or_Mineral_Vapours
<h115.P003.017>    or_by_drinking_corrupt_and_stinking_waters;_as_also_by
<h115.P003.018>    taking_of_Wolfbane,_Henbane,_Hemlock,_or_other_poysonfull
<h115.P003.019>    and_dangerous_herbs._It_is_also_held_good_in_Hydropick
<h115.P003.020>    diseases,_the_Jaundice,_falling-sickness,_Cramps,
<h115.P003.021>    Convulsions,_the_piles_or_Hemorrhoids_or_other_cold
<h115.P003.022>    diseases.
<h115.P003.023>    {Note_158_here}
<h115.P003.024>    =
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#end marginalnote
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h115.P006.001>    My_Author_quotes_here_many_diseases_this_is_good_for,
<h115.P006.002>    but_conceals_its_vices:_its_heat_is_very_vehement,_and_al
<h115.P006.003>    vehement_hot_things_send_up_but_ill_favor'd_vapors_to_the
<h115.P006.004>    brain;_in_chollerick_men_'twil_ad_fuel_to_the_fire,_in_men
<h115.P006.005>    oppressed_by_melancholly_t'wll_attenuate_the_humor_and
<h115.P006.006>    send_up_strange_fancies_and_as_strange_visions_to_the
<h115.P006.007>    head,_therfore_let_it_be_taken_inwardly_with_great
<h115.P006.008>    moderation,_outwardly_you_may_make_more_bold_with_it.
<h115.P006.009>    =
<h115.P006.010>    Mars_owns_the_herb.
<h115.P006.011>    =
#
## <h116>
# chapter 116 GERMANDER
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h116.P002.001>    Common_Germander_shooteth_forth_sundry_stalks_with
<h116.P002.002>    small_and_somwhat_round_leavs,_dented_about_the_edges:
<h116.P002.003>    The_Flowers_stand_at_the_tops,_of_a_deep_purple_colour:
<h116.P002.004>    The_Root_is_composed_of_divers_sprigs,_which_shoot_forth_a
<h116.P002.005>    great_way_round_about,_quickly_over_spreading_a_ground.
<h116.P002.006>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h116.P004.001>    It_groweth_usually_with_us_in_Gardens.
<h116.P004.002>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h116.P006.001>    And_flowreth_in_June_or_July.
<h116.P006.002>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h116.P008.001>    This_taken_with_Honey_(saith_Dioscorides)_is_a_remedy
<h116.P008.002>    for_Coughs_for_hardnes_of_the_Spleen,_and_difficulty_of
<h116.P008.003>    Urin,_&_helpeth_those_that_are_fallen_into_a_Dropsie,
<h116.P008.004>    especially_at_the_beginning_of_the_disease,_a_Decoction
<h116.P008.005>    being_made_therof_when_it_is_green_&_drunk:_It_also
<h116.P008.006>    bringeth_down_Womens_Courses_and_expelleth_the_dead_child:
<h116.P008.007>    {Note_159_here}
<h116.P008.008>    It_is_most_effectual_against_the_poyson_of_al_Serpents,
<h116.P008.009>    being_drunk_in_Wine_and_the_bruised_herb_outwardly_applyed
<h116.P008.010>    used_with_Honey,_it_clenseth_old_and_foul_Ulcers,_and_made
<h116.P008.011>    into_an_Oyl_and_the_Eyes_anoynted_therwith,_taketh_away
<h116.P008.012>    their_dimness_and_moystness:_It_is_likewise_good_for_the
<h116.P008.013>    paines_in_the_sides:_and_Cramps._The_Decoction_thereof
<h116.P008.014>    taken_for_some_daies_together,_driveth_away_and_cureth
<h116.P008.015>    both_Tertian_and_Quartan_Agues._It_is_also_good_against
<h116.P008.016>    all_diseases_of_the_brain_as_continual_Headach
<h116.P008.017>    Falling-sickness,_Melancholly,_Drowsines_and_Dulnes_of
<h116.P008.018>    spirit,_Convulsions_and_Palseys._A_dram_of_the_seed_taken
<h116.P008.019>    in_Pouder_purgeth_by_Urine_and_is_good_against_the_yellow
<h116.P008.020>    Jaundice._The_Juyce_of_the_leaves_dropped_into_the_eares
<h116.P008.021>    killeth_the_worms_in_them:_The_tops_therof_when_they_are
<h116.P008.022>    in_flower_steeped_twenty_four_hours_in_a_draught_of_white
<h116.P008.023>    Wine_and_drunk,_killeth_wormes_in_the_belly.
<h116.P008.024>    =
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#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h116.P010.001>    It_is_a_most_prevalent_Herb_of_Mercury,_and_strengthens
<h116.P010.002>    the_brain_and_apprehention_exceedingly;_you_may_see_what
<h116.P010.003>    humane_vertues_are_under_Mercury_in_the_latter_end_of_my
<h116.P010.004>    Ephemeris_for_1651._Strengthen_them_when_weak,_relieve
<h116.P010.005>    them,_when_drooping,_by_this_Herb.
<h116.P010.006>    =
#
## <h117>
# chapter 117 STINKING_GLADWIN
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h117.P002.001>    This_is_one_of_the_kinds_of_Flower-de-luces,_having
<h117.P002.002>    divers_Leavs_rising_from_the_Roots_very_like_a
<h117.P002.003>    Flower-de-luce,_but_that_they_are_sharp_edged_on_both
<h117.P002.004>    sides,_and_thicker_in_the_middle,_of_a_deeper_green
<h117.P002.005>    colour,_narrower_and_sharper_pointed_and_of_a_strong_ill
<h117.P002.006>    scent_if_they_be_bruised_between_the_fingers:_In_the
<h117.P002.007>    midle_riseth_up_a_reasonable_strong_Stalk_a_yard_high_at
<h117.P002.008>    least,_beareth_3_or_4_Flowers_at_the_top_made_somwhat_like
<h117.P002.009>    the_Flowers_of_the_Flower-de-luce_with_three_upright
<h117.P002.010>    Leaves_of_a_dead_Purplish_Ash-colour_with_some_Veins
<h117.P002.011>    discoloured_in_them,_the_other_three_do_not_fall_down,_nor
<h117.P002.012>    the_three_other_smal_ones_are_so_arched_nor_cover_the
<h117.P002.013>    lower_leaves_as_the_Flower-de-luce_doth,_but_stand_loose,
<h117.P002.014>    or_asunder_from_them:_After_they_are_past,_there_come_up
<h117.P002.015>    three_square_hard_Husks_opening_wide_into_three_parts_when
<h117.P002.016>    they_are_ripe,_wherin_lie_reddish_seed,_turning_black_when
<h117.P002.017>    it_hath_abidden_long:_The_Root_is_like_that_of_the
<h117.P002.018>    Flower-de-luce_but_reddish_on_the_outside,_and_whitish
<h117.P002.019>    within,_very_sharp_and_hot_in_tast,_of_as_evil_a_scent_as
<h117.P002.020>    the_leavs.
<h117.P002.021>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h117.P004.001>    This_groweth_as_well_on_the_upland_grounds_as_also_in
<h117.P004.002>    moist_places,_in_woods_and_shadowy_places_by_the_Sea_side
<h117.P004.003>    in_many_places_of_this_Land,_and_is_usually_nursed_up_in
<h117.P004.004>    Gardens.
<h117.P004.005>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h117.P006.001>    It_flowreth_not_until_July,_and_the_seed_is_ripe_in
<h117.P006.002>    August_or_September,_yet_the_Huskes_after_they_are_ripe
<h117.P006.003>    opening_themselves,_will_hold_their_seeds_within_them_for
<h117.P006.004>    2_or_3_Months,_and_not_shedd_them.
<h117.P006.005>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h117.P008.001>    It_is_used_by_many_countrey_people_to_purge_corrupt
<h117.P008.002>    tough_Flegm_and_Choller_which_they_do_by_drinking_the
<h117.P008.003>    decoction_of_the_Root,_and_some_to_make_it_work_more
<h117.P008.004>    gently_do_but_infuse_the_sliced_roots_in_Ale,_and_some
<h117.P008.005>    take_the_leavs_wch_serveth_wel_for_the_weaker_stomachs.
<h117.P008.006>    {Note_160_here}
<h117.P008.007>    The_Juyce_herof_put_up,_or_snuffed_up_the_nose_causeth
<h117.P008.008>    neezing,_&_draweth_from_the_head_much_corruption;_&_the
<h117.P008.009>    pouder_therof_doth_the_same:_The_Pouder_therof_drunke_in
<h117.P008.010>    wine,_helpeth_those_that_are_troubled_with_Cramps,_and
<h117.P008.011>    Convulsion_or_wth_the_Gout_or_Sciatica_and_giveth_ease_to
<h117.P008.012>    those_that_have_any_griping_pains_in_their_body_or_belly,
<h117.P008.013>    and_helpeth_those_that_have_the_Strangury:_It_is_given
<h117.P008.014>    wth_much_profit_to_those_that_have_had_long_Fluxes_by_the
<h117.P008.015>    sharp_&_evil_quality_of_humors,_which_it_stayeth_having
<h117.P008.016>    first_clensed_&_purged_them_by_the_drying_and_binding
<h117.P008.017>    property_therin._The_Root_boyled_in_wine_and_drunk_doth
<h117.P008.018>    effectually_procure_womens_courses,_and_used_as_a_Possary
<h117.P008.019>    worketh_the_same_effect,_but_causeth_Abortion_in_women
<h117.P008.020>    with_child._Half_a_dram_of_the_seed_beaten_to_pouder_and
<h117.P008.021>    taken_in_wine_doth_speedily_caus_one_to_pis_which_otherwis
<h117.P008.022>    {Note_161_here}
<h117.P008.023>    cannot:_The_same_taken_with_vinegar,_dessolveth_the
<h117.P008.024>    hardnes_&_swellings_of_the_spleen._The_Root_is_very
<h117.P008.025>    effectual_in_all_Wounds,_and_specially_of_the_head,_as
<h117.P008.026>    also_to_draw_forth_any_splinters,_Thornes,_Broken_bones,
<h117.P008.027>    or_any_other_thing_sticking_in_the_flesh_without_causing
<h117.P008.028>    pain,_being_used_with_a_little_Verdigreese_and_Honey,_and
<h117.P008.029>    the_great_Centaury_Root:_The_same_boyled_in_Vinegar_and
<h117.P008.030>    laid_upon_any_Tumor_or_Swelling,_doth_very_effectually
<h117.P008.031>    dissolve_and_consume_them,_yea_even_the_swellings_of_the
<h117.P008.032>    Throat_called_the_Kings_evil._The_Juyce_of_the_Leavs_and
<h117.P008.033>    Roots_healeth_the_Itch_and_all_running_or_spreading_Scabs
<h117.P008.034>    or_Sores,_and_Blemishes_or_Scars_in_the_Skin_wheresoever
<h117.P008.035>    they_be.
<h117.P008.036>    =
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#end marginalnote
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
#
## <h118>
# chapter 118 GOLDEN_ROD
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h118.P002.001>    This_riseth_up_with_brownish_smal_round_Stalks_two_foot
<h118.P002.002>    high_and_somtimes_more,_having_thereon_many_narrow_and
<h118.P002.003>    long_dark_greene_leaves_very_seldom_with_any_dents_about
<h118.P002.004>    the_edges,_or_any_strakes_or_white_spots_therin,_yet_they
<h118.P002.005>    are_somtimes_so_found;_divided_at_the_tops_into_many_small
<h118.P002.006>    branches,_with_divers_small_yellow_flowers_on_every_one_of
<h118.P002.007>    them,_all_which_are_turned_one_way,_and_being_ripe_do_turn
<h118.P002.008>    into_down_&_are_caried_away_with_the_wind._The_Root
<h118.P002.009>    consisteth_of_many_small_fibres_which_grow_not_deep_in_the
<h118.P002.010>    ground,_but_abideth_all_the_winter_therin,_shooting_forth
<h118.P002.011>    new_branches_every_yeer,_the_old_ones_dying_downe_to_the
<h118.P002.012>    ground.
<h118.P002.013>    =
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# unit P text
<h118.P004.001>    It_groweth_in_the_open_places_of_woods_and_Copses_both
<h118.P004.002>    moyst_and_dry_grounds_in_many_places_of_this_Land.
<h118.P004.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h118.P006.001>    It_Flowreth_about_the_Month_of_July.
<h118.P006.002>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h118.P008.001>    Arnoldus_de_villa_nova,_commendeth_it_much_against_the
<h118.P008.002>    Stone_in_the_Reins_and_Kidneys,_and_to_provoke_Urine_in
<h118.P008.003>    abundance,_whereby_also_the_Gravel_or_Stone_may_be
<h118.P008.004>    avoided._The_Decoction_of_the_Herb_green_or_dry,_or_the
<h118.P008.005>    {Note_162_here}
<h118.P008.006>    distilled_Water_therof_is_very_effectual_for_inward
<h118.P008.007>    Bruises,_as_also_to_be_outwardly_applied,_it_stayeth
<h118.P008.008>    bleedings_in_any_part_of_the_Body,_and_of_Wounds_also,_the
<h118.P008.009>    {Note_163_here}
<h118.P008.010>    Fluxes_of_Humors,_the_Bloody_Flux,_and_Womens_Courses;_and
<h118.P008.011>    is_no_less_prevalent_in_all_Ruptures_or_Burstings,_being
<h118.P008.012>    drunk_inwardly_and_outwardly_applied._It_is_a_Soveraign
<h118.P008.013>    Wound_Herb,_inferior_to_none,_both_for_inward_and_outward
<h118.P008.014>    Hurts,_green_Wounds_and_old_Sores_and_Ulcers_are_quickly
<h118.P008.015>    cured_therewith._It_is_also_of_especial_use_in_all
<h118.P008.016>    Lotions_for_Sores_or_Ulcers_in_the_Mouth,_Throat,_or_privy
<h118.P008.017>    parts_of_Man_or_Woman:_The_Decoction_also_helpeth_to
<h118.P008.018>    fasten_the_Teeth_that_are_loos_in_the_Gums.
<h118.P008.019>    =
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#end marginalnote
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#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h118.P011.001>    Venus_claims_the_Herb,_and_therefore_to_be_sure,_it
<h118.P011.002>    restores_Beauty_lost.
<h118.P011.003>    =
#
## <h119>
# chapter 119 GOUTWORT
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h119.P002.001>    This_is_a_low_Herb_seldom_rising_half_a_yard_high,
<h119.P002.002>    having_sundry_Leavs_standing_on_brownish_green_Stalks_by
<h119.P002.003>    threes,_snipped_about,_and_of_a_strong_unpleasant_favour.
<h119.P002.004>    The_Umbels_of_Flowers_are_white,_and_the_Seed_blackish,
<h119.P002.005>    the_Root_runneth_in_the_Ground,_quickly_taking_up_a_great
<h119.P002.006>    deal_of_room.
<h119.P002.007>    =
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# unit P text
<h119.P004.001>    It_groweth_by_Hedg_and_Wall_sides,_and_often_in_the
<h119.P004.002>    borders_or_Corners_of_Fields,_and_in_Gardens_also.
<h119.P004.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h119.P006.001>    It_Flowreth,_and_Seedeth_about_the_end_of_July.
<h119.P006.002>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h119.P008.001>    Goutwort_had_not_his_name_for_nothing,_but_upon_good
<h119.P008.002>    experience_to_help_the_cold_Gout,_and_Sciatica,_as_also
<h119.P008.003>    Joynt_aches,_and_other_cold_Griefs.
<h119.P008.004>    {Note_164_here}
<h119.P008.005>    =
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#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h119.P010.001>    The_very_bearing_of_it_about_one,_easeth_the_pains_of
<h119.P010.002>    the_Gout,_and_defends_him_that_bears_it_from_the_Disease.
<h119.P010.003>    =
#
## <h120>
# chapter 120 GROMEL
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit P text
<h120.P001.001>    Of_this_I_shall_briefly_describe_three_kinds_which_are
<h120.P001.002>    principally_used_in_Physick,_the_Vertues_whereof_are
<h120.P001.003>    alike,_though_somwhat_different_in_their_manner_and_form
<h120.P001.004>    of_growing.
<h120.P001.005>    =
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# unit P text
<h120.P003.001>    The_greater_Gromel_groweth_up_with_slender_hard_and
<h120.P003.002>    hairy_Stalks_trailing_and_taking_Root_in_the_ground_as_it
<h120.P003.003>    lieth_thereon,_and_parted_into_many_other_smaller_Branches
<h120.P003.004>    with_hairy_dark_green_Leavs_thereon._At_the_Joynts_with
<h120.P003.005>    the_Leavs_come_forth_very_smal_blew_Flowers,_and_after
<h120.P003.006>    them_hard_stony_roundish_Seed._The_Root_is_long_and_woody
<h120.P003.007>    abiding_the_Winter_and_shooting_forth_fresh_Stalks_in_the
<h120.P003.008>    Spring.
<h120.P003.009>    =
<h120.P003.010>    The_smal_wild_Gromel_sendeth_forth_divers_upright_hard
<h120.P003.011>    branched_Stalks_two_or_three_foot_high,_full_of_Joynts,_at
<h120.P003.012>    every_of_which_growth_smal,_long,_hard,_and_rough_Leavs,
<h120.P003.013>    like_the_former_but_lesser,_among_which_Leavs_come_forth
<h120.P003.014>    small_white_Flowers,_and_after_them_grayish_round_Seed
<h120.P003.015>    like_the_former._The_Root_is_not_very_long,_but_with_many
<h120.P003.016>    Strings_thereat.
<h120.P003.017>    =
<h120.P003.018>    The_Garden_Gromel_hath_divers_upright_slender_woody
<h120.P003.019>    hairy_Stalks_brown_and_crested,_very_little_branched,_with
<h120.P003.020>    Leavs_like_the_former,_and_white_Flowers,_after_which_in
<h120.P003.021>    rough_brown_Husks_is_contained_a_white_hard_round_Seed
<h120.P003.022>    shining_like_Pearls,_&_greater_than_either_of_the_former:
<h120.P003.023>    The_Root_is_like_the_first_described,_with_divers_Branches
<h120.P003.024>    and_Strings_thereat,_which_continueth_(as_the_first_doth)
<h120.P003.025>    all_Winter.
<h120.P003.026>    =
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<h120.P005.001>    The_two_first_grow_wild_in_barren_or_untilled_places,
<h120.P005.002>    and_by_the_way_sides_in_many_places_of_this_Land._The
<h120.P005.003>    last_is_a_Nursling_in_the_Gardens_of_the_curious.
<h120.P005.004>    =
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<h120.P007.001>    They_all_Flower_from_Midsummer_unto_September_somtimes,
<h120.P007.002>    and_in_the_mean_time_the_Seed_ripeneth.
<h120.P007.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h120.P009.001>    These_are_accounted_to_be_of_as_singular_force_as_any
<h120.P009.002>    other_Herb_or_Seed_whatsoever,_to_break_the_Stone,_and_to
<h120.P009.003>    avoid_it_and_the_Gravel_either_in_the_Reins_or_Bladder;_as
<h120.P009.004>    also_to_provoke_Urine_being_stopped,_and_to_help_the
<h120.P009.005>    Strangury._The_Seed_is_of_greatest_use,_being_bruised_and
<h120.P009.006>    boiled_in_white_Wine,_or_in_Broth,_or_the_like,_or_the
<h120.P009.007>    Pouder_of_the_Seed_taken_therin:_Two_drams_of_the_Seed_in
<h120.P009.008>    Pouder_taken_with_Womens_Breast-Milk,_is_very_effectual_to
<h120.P009.009>    procure_a_speedy_Delivery_to_such_Women_as_have_sore_pains
<h120.P009.010>    in_their_Travail_and_cannot_be_delivered._The_Herb_it
<h120.P009.011>    self_(when_the_Seed_is_not_to_be_had)_either_boyled_or_the
<h120.P009.012>    Juyce_therof_drunk,_is_effectual_to_all_the_purposes
<h120.P009.013>    aforesaid_but_not_so_powerful_or_speedy_in_operation.
<h120.P009.014>    {Note_165_here}
<h120.P009.015>    =
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#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h120.P011.001>    The_Herbe_belongs_to_Dame_Venus,_and_therfore_if_Mars
<h120.P011.002>    caus_the_Chollick_or_Stone,_as_usually_he_doth_if_in
<h120.P011.003>    Virgo,_this_is_your_cure.
<h120.P011.004>    =
#
## <h121>
# chapter 121 WINTER_GREEN
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit P text
<h121.P001.001>    This_sendeth_forth_7._8._or_9_Leaves_from_a_smal
<h121.P001.002>    brownish_creeping_Root,_every_one_standing_upon_a_long
<h121.P001.003>    Footstalk,_which_are_almost_as_broad_as_long,_round
<h121.P001.004>    pointed,_of_a_sad_green_colour_and_hard_in_handling,_and
<h121.P001.005>    like_the_Leaf_of_a_Pear-tree,_from_whence_ariseth_a
<h121.P001.006>    slender_weak_Stalk,_yet_standing_upright,_bearing_at_the
<h121.P001.007>    top_many_smal,_white_and_sweet_smelling_Flowers,_laid_open
<h121.P001.008>    like_a_Star,_consisting_of_five_round_pointed_Leavs,_with
<h121.P001.009>    many_yellowish_threds_standing_in_the_middle,_about_a
<h121.P001.010>    green_Head,_and_a_long_stile_with_them,_which_in_time
<h121.P001.011>    groweth_to_be_the_Seed_Vessel,_which_being_ripe_is_found
<h121.P001.012>    five_square_with_a_smal_point_at_it,_weerin_is_contained
<h121.P001.013>    Seed_as_small_as_dust.
<h121.P001.014>    =
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# unit P text
<h121.P003.001>    It_groweth_seldom_in_the_Fields,_but_frequently_in_the
<h121.P003.002>    Woods_Northwards,_viz._In_Yorkshire,_Lancashire,_and
<h121.P003.003>    Scotland.
<h121.P003.004>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h121.P005.001>    It_Flowreth_about_June_or_July.
<h121.P005.002>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h121.P007.001>    Winter-Green_is_a_singular_good_Wound_Herb_and_an
<h121.P007.002>    especial_Remedy_for_to_heal_green_Wounds_speedily,_the
<h121.P007.003>    {Note_166_here}
<h121.P007.004>    green_Leavs_being_brused_and_applied,_or_the_Juyce_of
<h121.P007.005>    them:_A_Salve_made_of_the_green_Herbs_stamped_or_the_Juyce
<h121.P007.006>    boyled_with_Hogs_Lard,_or_with_Sallet_Oyl_and_Wax,_and
<h121.P007.007>    some_Turpentine_added_unto_it,_is_a_Soveragn_Salve,_and
<h121.P007.008>    highly_extolled_by_the_Germans_who_much_use_it_to_heal_all
<h121.P007.009>    manner_of_Wounds_and_Sores._The_Herb_boyled_in_Wine_and
<h121.P007.010>    Water_and_given_to_drink_to_them_that_have_any_inward
<h121.P007.011>    Ulcers_in_their_Kidneys_or_Neck_of_the_Bladder,_doth
<h121.P007.012>    {Note_167_here}
<h121.P007.013>    wonderfully_help_them:_It_staieth_also_all_Fluxes_whether
<h121.P007.014>    of_Blood_or_Humors,_as_the_Lask,_bloody_Flux,_Womens
<h121.P007.015>    Courses,_and_bleeding_of_Wounds,_and_taketh_away_any
<h121.P007.016>    Inflamation_rising_upon_pains_of_the_Heart._It_is_no_less
<h121.P007.017>    helpful_for_foul_Ulcers_hard_to_be_cured,_as_also_for
<h121.P007.018>    Cankers_or_Fistulaes._The_distilled_Water_of_the_Herb
<h121.P007.019>    doth_effectually_perfrom_the_same_things.
<h121.P007.020>    =
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# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
#
## <h122>
# chapter 122 GROUNDSEL
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h122.P002.001>    Our_common_Groundsel_hath_a_round_green,_and_somwhat
<h122.P002.002>    brownish_Stalk_spread_toward_the_top_into_Branches,_set
<h122.P002.003>    with_long_and_somwhat_narrow_green_Leavs_cut_in_on_the
<h122.P002.004>    edges,_somwhat_like_the_Oak_Leavs,_but_lesser_and_round_at
<h122.P002.005>    the_ends;_at_the_tops_of_the_Branches_stand_many_smal
<h122.P002.006>    green_Heads,_out_of_which_grow_small_yellow_threds_or
<h122.P002.007>    thrums,_which_are_the_Flowers,_and_continue_many_daies
<h122.P002.008>    blown_in_that_manner_before_it_pass_away_into_Down,_and
<h122.P002.009>    with_the_Seed_is_carried_away_in_the_wind._The_Root_is
<h122.P002.010>    smal_and_threddy,_and_soon_perisheth,_and_as_soon_riseth
<h122.P002.011>    again_of_its_own_sowing,_so_that_it_may_be_seen_many
<h122.P002.012>    Months_in_the_Yeer,_both_green,_and_in_Flower_and_Seed,
<h122.P002.013>    for_it_will_Spring_and_Seed_twice_in_a_yeer_at_least_if_it
<h122.P002.014>    be_suffered_in_a_Garden.
<h122.P002.015>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h122.P004.001>    This_groweth_almost_every_where,_as_wel_on_the_tops_of
<h122.P004.002>    Walls_as_at_the_foot_among_Rubbish,_and_untilled_grounds,
<h122.P004.003>    but_especially_in_Gardens.
<h122.P004.004>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h122.P006.001>    It_Flowreth_as_is_said_before,_almost_in_every_Month
<h122.P006.002>    through_the_yeer.
<h122.P006.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h122.P008.001>    The_Decoction_of_the_Herb_(saith_Dioscorides)_made_with
<h122.P008.002>    Wine_and_Drunk_helpeth_the_pains_in_the_Stomach_proceeding
<h122.P008.003>    of_Choller_(which_it_may_well_do_by_a_Vomit,_as_daily
<h122.P008.004>    experience_sheweth)_the_Juyce_hereof_taken_in_Drink,_or
<h122.P008.005>    the_Decoction_of_it_in_Ale,_gently_performeth_the_same:
<h122.P008.006>    It_is_good_against_the_Jaundice_and_Falling-sickness_being
<h122.P008.007>    taken_in_Wine,_as_also_against_difficulty_of_making_Water,
<h122.P008.008>    it_provoketh_Urin,_expelleth_Gravel_in_the_Reins_or
<h122.P008.009>    Kidneys;_a_dram_thereof_given_in_Oximel,_after_some
<h122.P008.010>    walking_or_stirring_the_Body;_It_helpeth_also_the
<h122.P008.011>    Sciatica,_griping_of_the_Belly_and_the_Chollick,_helpeth
<h122.P008.012>    the_defects_of_the_Liver,_and_provoketh_Womens_Courses.
<h122.P008.013>    The_fresh_Herb_boyled_and_made_into_a_Pultis_and_applied
<h122.P008.014>    to_the_Breasts_of_Women_that_are_swollen_with_pain_and
<h122.P008.015>    heat,_as_also_to_the_privy_parts_of_Man_or_Woman,_the
<h122.P008.016>    Seat,_or_Fundament,_or_the_Arteries,_Joynts,_and_Sinews
<h122.P008.017>    when_they_are_inflamed_and_swoln,_doth_much_eas_them:_and
<h122.P008.018>    used_with_some_Salt_helpeth_to_dissolve_Knots_or_Kernels
<h122.P008.019>    in_any_part_of_the_Body._The_Juyce_of_the_Herb,_or_(as
<h122.P008.020>    Dioscorides_saith)_the_Leavs_and_Flowers_with_some_fine
<h122.P008.021>    Frankincense_in_Pouder,_used_in_Wounds_of_the_Body,_Nervs,
<h122.P008.022>    or_Sinews,_doth_singularly_help_to_heal_them:_The
<h122.P008.023>    Distilled_water_of_the_herb_performeth_well_all_the
<h122.P008.024>    aforesaid_Cures,_but_especially_for_Inflamations_or
<h122.P008.025>    watering_of_the_Eyes_by_reason_of_the_Defluxion_of_Rhewm
<h122.P008.026>    into_them.
<h122.P008.027>    {Note_168_here}
<h122.P008.028>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h122.P010.001>    This_Herb_is_Venus_her_Mrs._piece,_and_is_as_gallant_an
<h122.P010.002>    Universal_Medicine_for_all_Diseases_coming_of_heat
<h122.P010.003>    whatsoever_they_be,_or_in_what_part_of_the_Body_soever
<h122.P010.004>    they_lie,_as_the_Sun_shines_upon;_'tis_very_safe_and
<h122.P010.005>    friendly_to_the_Body_of_Man,_yet_causeth_Vomiting_if_the
<h122.P010.006>    Stomach_be_afflicted,_if_not,_it_purging,_and_it_doth_it
<h122.P010.007>    with_more_gentleness_than_can_be_expected._'Tis_moist_and
<h122.P010.008>    somwhat_cold_withal,_thereby_causing_expulsion,_and
<h122.P010.009>    repressing_the_Heat_caused_by_the_motion_of_the_internal
<h122.P010.010>    parts_in_Purges_and_Vomits,_Lay_by_your_Learned_Receipts,
<h122.P010.011>    Take_so_much_Senna,_so_much_Scammony,_so_much_Colocynthis,
<h122.P010.012>    so_much_Infusion_of_Crocus_Metallorum,_&c,_This_Herb
<h122.P010.013>    alone_preserved_in_a_Syrup,_in_a_distilled_Water,_in_an
<h122.P010.014>    Oyntment_shal_do_the_deed_for_you_in_all_hot_Diseases,_and
<h122.P010.015>    it_shall_do_it,_1._Safely,_2._Speedily.
<h122.P010.016>    =
#
## <h123>
# chapter 123 HARTS-TONGUE
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h123.P002.001>    This_hath_divers_Leavs_rising_from_the_Root_every_one
<h123.P002.002>    severally_which_fold_themselvs_in_their_first_springing
<h123.P002.003>    and_spreading;_when_they_are_full_grown_are_about_a_foot
<h123.P002.004>    long,_smooth_and_green_above,_but_hard_and_with_little_Sap
<h123.P002.005>    in_them,_and_straked_on_the_back_athwart_on_both_sides_of
<h123.P002.006>    the_middle_Rib,_with_smal_and_somwhat_long_brownish_marks;
<h123.P002.007>    the_bottoms_of_the_Leavs_are_a_little_bowed_on_each_side
<h123.P002.008>    of_the_middle_Rib_somwhat_narrow_with_the_length,_and
<h123.P002.009>    somwhat_smal_at_the_end._The_Root_is_of_many_black
<h123.P002.010>    threds,_folded_or_interlaced_together.
<h123.P002.011>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h123.P004.001>    It_is_green_all_the_Winter,_but_new_Leavs_spring_every
<h123.P004.002>    yeer.
<h123.P004.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h123.P006.001>    Harts-Tongue_is_much_commended_against_the_hardness_and
<h123.P006.002>    stoppings_of_the_Spleen_and_Liver,_and_against_the_heat_of
<h123.P006.003>    the_Liver_and_Stomach,_and_against_Lasks_and_the_Bloody
<h123.P006.004>    Flux:_The_Distilled_Water_therof_is_also_very_good
<h123.P006.005>    against_the_Passions_of_the_Heart,_and_to_stay_the
<h123.P006.006>    Hiccough,_to_help_the_falling_of_the_Pallat,_and_stay_the
<h123.P006.007>    bleeding_of_the_Gums_being_gargled_in_the_mouth.
<h123.P006.008>    Dioscorides_saith_it_is_good_against_the_stinging_or
<h123.P006.009>    biting_of_Serpents.
<h123.P006.010>    {Note_169_here}
<h123.P006.011>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h123.P008.001>    Jupiter_claims_Dominion_over_this_Herb,_therfore_is_a
<h123.P008.002>    singular_Remedy_for_the_Liver,_both_to_strengthen_it_when
<h123.P008.003>    weak,_and_eas_it_when_afflicted,_'tis_no_matter_by_what
<h123.P008.004>    you_should_do_well_to_keep_it_in_a_Syrup_all_the_yeer,_for
<h123.P008.005>    though_my_Author_say_'tis_green_all_the_yeer,_I_scarce
<h123.P008.006>    beleev_it.
<h123.P008.007>    =
<h123.P008.008>    As_for_the_use_of_it,_my_Directions_at_latter_end_will
<h123.P008.009>    be_sufficient,_and_enough_for_those_that_are_studious_in
<h123.P008.010>    Physick_to_whet_their_Brains_upon_for_one_year_or_two.
<h123.P008.011>    =
#
## <h124>
# chapter 124 HAZEL_NUT
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit P text
<h124.P001.001>    These_ar_so_well_known_to_every_Boy,_that_they_need_no
<h124.P001.002>    Description.
<h124.P001.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h124.P003.001>    The_parched_Kernels_made_into_an_Electuary,_or_the_Milk
<h124.P003.002>    drawn_from_the_Kernels_with_Mead_or_Honeyed_Water,_is_very
<h124.P003.003>    good_to_help_an_old_Cough;_and_being_parched_and_a_little
<h124.P003.004>    Pepper_put_to_them_and_drunk_digesteth_the_Distillations
<h124.P003.005>    of_Rhewm_from_the_Head:_The_dried_Husks_and_Shels_to_the
<h124.P003.006>    weight_of_two_drams_taken_in_red_Wine,_staieth_Lasks,_and
<h124.P003.007>    Womens_Courses,_and_so_doth_the_red_Skin_that_covers_the
<h124.P003.008>    Kernels_which_is_more_effectual_to_stay_Womens_Courses.
<h124.P003.009>    {Note_170_here}
<h124.P003.010>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h124.P005.001>    And_if_this_be_true_as_it_is,_then_why_should_the
<h124.P005.002>    Vulgar_so_familiarly_affirm,_that_eating_Nuts_causeth
<h124.P005.003>    shortness_of_Breath_than_which_nothing_is_falser,_for_how
<h124.P005.004>    can_that_which_strengthens_the_Lungues_cause_shortness_of
<h124.P005.005>    breath?_I_confess_the_Opinion_is_far_older_than_I_am,_I
<h124.P005.006>    knew_Tradition_was_a_Friend_to_Errors_before,_but_never
<h124.P005.007>    that_he_was_the_Father_of_Slanders,_or_are_mens_tongues_so
<h124.P005.008>    given_to_slandering_one_another_that_they_must_slander
<h124.P005.009>    Nuts_too,_to_keep_their_tongues_in_use?_If_any_thing_of
<h124.P005.010>    the_Hazel_Nut_be_stopping_'tis_the_Husks_and_Shels,_and_no
<h124.P005.011>    body_is_so_mad_to_eat_them_unless_Physically,_and_the_red
<h124.P005.012>    Skin_which_covers_the_Kernel_which_you_may_easily_pull
<h124.P005.013>    off._And_thus_have_I_made_an_Apology_for_Nuts_which
<h124.P005.014>    cannot_speak_for_themselves.
<h124.P005.015>    =
#
## <h125>
# chapter 125 HAWKWEED
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h125.P002.001>    This_hath_many_large_hairy_leaves_lying_on_the_ground,
<h125.P002.002>    much_rent_or_torn_on_the_sides_into_many_gashes_like
<h125.P002.003>    Dandelion_but_with_greater_parts_more_like_the_smooth_sow
<h125.P002.004>    Thistle_from_among_wth_ariseth_a_hollow_rough_stalk_two_or
<h125.P002.005>    three_foot_high_branched_from_the_middle_upward,_wherin
<h125.P002.006>    are_set_at_every_Joynt_longer_leaves,_little_or_nothing
<h125.P002.007>    rent_or_cut_in,_bearing_at_their_tip_sundry_pale,_yellow
<h125.P002.008>    Flowers_consisting_of_many_small_narrow_leavs,_broad
<h125.P002.009>    pointed_and_nicked_in_at_the_ends,_set_in_a_double_row_or
<h125.P002.010>    more,_the_outermost_beeing_larger_than_the_inner,_which
<h125.P002.011>    form_most_of_the_Hawkweeds_(for_there_are_many_kinds_of
<h125.P002.012>    them)_do_hold,_which_turne_into_down,_and_with_the_small
<h125.P002.013>    brownish_seeds,_is_blown_away_with_the_wind:_The_Roote_is
<h125.P002.014>    long_somwhat_greater_with_many_small_fibres_thereat._The
<h125.P002.015>    whole_is_full_of_bitter_milke.
<h125.P002.016>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h125.P004.001>    It_groweth_in_divers_places_about_Field_sides,_and_the
<h125.P004.002>    path_waies_in_dry_grounds.
<h125.P004.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h125.P006.001>    It_flowreth_&_flies_away_in_the_Sumer_Months.
<h125.P006.002>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h125.P008.001>    Hawkweed_(saith_Dioscorides)_is_cooling_somwhat_drying
<h125.P008.002>    and_binding,_and_therfore_good_for_the_heat_of_the
<h125.P008.003>    stomach,_and_gnawings_therein,_for_Inflamations_and_the
<h125.P008.004>    hot_fits_of_Agues._The_Juice_therof_in_wine_helpeth
<h125.P008.005>    digestion,_discusseth_wind,_hindreth_crudities_abiding_in
<h125.P008.006>    the_stomack,_and_helpeth_the_difficulty_of_making_Water,
<h125.P008.007>    the_biting_of_Venemous_Serpents,_and_sting_of_the
<h125.P008.008>    Scorpion,_if_the_herb_be_also_outwardly_applyed_to_the
<h125.P008.009>    place,_and_is_very_good_against_all_other_Poysons._A
<h125.P008.010>    scruple_of_the_dryed_Juyce_given_in_wine_and_vinegar_is
<h125.P008.011>    {Note_171_here}
<h125.P008.012>    profitable_for_those_that_have_the_Dropsie._The_decoction
<h125.P008.013>    of_the_Herb_taken_with_Honey,_digesteth_thin_flegm_in_the
<h125.P008.014>    chest_or_lungs,_and_with_Hysop_helpeth_the_cough._The
<h125.P008.015>    Decoction_therof_and_of_wild_Succory_made_with_wine_and
<h125.P008.016>    taken_helpeth_the_wind_chollick_and_hardness_of_the
<h125.P008.017>    spleen,_it_procureth_rest_and_sleep,_hindereth_venery_and
<h125.P008.018>    venereous_dreams,_cooleth,_heats,_purgeth_the_stomach,
<h125.P008.019>    encreaseth_blood,_&_helpeth_the_diseases_of_the_Reins_and
<h125.P008.020>    Bladder._Outwardly_applied_it_is_singular_good_for_all
<h125.P008.021>    the_defects_and_diseases_of_the_eyes,_used_with_some
<h125.P008.022>    womens_Milke,_and_is_used_wth_good_success_in_fretting_or
<h125.P008.023>    creeping_ulcers,_especially_in_the_beginning._The_green
<h125.P008.024>    Herb_bruised_and_with_a_little_Salt_applyed_to_any_place
<h125.P008.025>    burnt_with_fire_before_blisters_do_arise,_helpeth_them,_as
<h125.P008.026>    also_inflamations_St._Anthonies_fire_and_al_Pushes,_and
<h125.P008.027>    eruptions,_heat,_and_salt_Flegm._The_same_applyed_with
<h125.P008.028>    Meal_and_salt_water_in_manner_of_a_Poltis_to_any_place
<h125.P008.029>    affected_with_convulsions_and_the_Cramp_or_such_as_are_out
<h125.P008.030>    of_Joynt_doth_give_help_and_ease._The_distilled_water
<h125.P008.031>    clenseth_the_skin_and_taketh_away_freckles,_Spots,_the
<h125.P008.032>    Morphew_or_Wrinkles_in_the_face.
<h125.P008.033>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
#
## <h126>
# chapter 126 HAWTHORN
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit P text
<h126.P001.001>    It_is_not_my_intent_to_trouble_you_with_a_Description
<h126.P001.002>    of_this_Tree_which_is_so_well_known_that_it_needeth_none.
<h126.P001.003>    =
<h126.P001.004>    It_is_ordinarily_but_a_Hedg_Bush,_although_being_pruned
<h126.P001.005>    and_dressed_it_groweth_to_be_a_Tree_of_a_reasonable
<h126.P001.006>    height.
<h126.P001.007>    =
<h126.P001.008>    As_for_the_Hawthorn_tree_at_Glastenbury,_which_is_said
<h126.P001.009>    to_flower_yearly_on_Christmas_Day,_it_rather_shews_the
<h126.P001.010>    superstition_of_those_who_observe_it_for_the_time_of_its
<h126.P001.011>    Flowring,_than_any_great_wonder,_sith_the_like_may_be
<h126.P001.012>    found_in_diverse_other_places_of_this_land,_as_in
<h126.P001.013>    Whey-street_in_Rumney_Marsh,_and_neer_unto_Nantwiche_in
<h126.P001.014>    Cheshire_by_a_place_called_White-Green,_where_if_the
<h126.P001.015>    Winter_be_milde_they_will_be_white_blossomes_all_over
<h126.P001.016>    before_and_about_Christmas,_as_in_May,_if_the_weather_be
<h126.P001.017>    frosty,_it_Flowreth_not_until_January,_or_that_the_hard
<h126.P001.018>    weather_be_over.
<h126.P001.019>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h126.P003.001>    The_Berries_or_the_seed_in_the_Berries_beaten_to_pouder
<h126.P003.002>    and_drunk_in_wine,_are_held_singular_good_against_the
<h126.P003.003>    stone_and_are_good_for_the_dropsy._The_distilled_water_of
<h126.P003.004>    the_Flowers_stayeth_the_lask._The_seeds_cleared_from_the
<h126.P003.005>    Down,_bruised_and_boyled_in_wine_&_drunk_is_good_for
<h126.P003.006>    inward_tormenting_pains:_If_cloathes_and_spunges_be_wet
<h126.P003.007>    in_the_said_distilled_water_and_applyed_to_any_place
<h126.P003.008>    wherin_thornes,_splinters_or_the_like_do_abide_in_the
<h126.P003.009>    Flesh,_it_will_notably_draw_them_forth.
<h126.P003.010>    {Note_172_here}
<h126.P003.011>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h126.P005.001>    And_thus_you_see_the_thorn_gives_a_medicine_for_his_own
<h126.P005.002>    pricking,_and_so_doth_almost_every_thing_else.
<h126.P005.003>    =
#
## <h127>
# chapter 127 HEMLOCK
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h127.P002.001>    The_Common_great_Hemlock_groweth_up_with_a_green_stalk
<h127.P002.002>    four_or_five_foot_high_or_more,_ful_of_red_spots_somtimes,
<h127.P002.003>    and_at_the_Joynts_very_large_winged_leavs_set_at_them
<h127.P002.004>    which_are_divided_into_many_other_winged_leaves,_one_set
<h127.P002.005>    against_another_dented_about_the_edges,_of_a_sad_green
<h127.P002.006>    colour_branched_towards_the_top_where_it_is_full_of_Umbles
<h127.P002.007>    of_white_Flowers,_and_afterwards_with_whitish_flat_Seed:
<h127.P002.008>    The_Root_is_long,_white,_and_somtimes_crooked_and_hollow
<h127.P002.009>    within,_the_whol_Plant_and_every_part_hath_a_strong,
<h127.P002.010>    heady,_and_ill_favor'd_scent,_much_offending_the_Senses.
<h127.P002.011>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h127.P004.001>    It_groweth_in_all_Countries_of_this_Land_by_Wals_and
<h127.P004.002>    Hedges_sides,_in_wast_Grounds_and_untilled_places.
<h127.P004.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h127.P006.001>    It_Flowreth_and_Seedeth_in_July,_or_there_abouts.
<h127.P006.002>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h127.P008.001>    Hemlock_is_exceeding_cold_and_very_dangerous,
<h127.P008.002>    especially_to_be_taken_inwardly:_It_may_safely_be_applied
<h127.P008.003>    to_Inflamations,_Tumors,_and_Swelling_in_any_part_of_the
<h127.P008.004>    Body_(save_the_Privy_parts)_as_also_to_St._Anthonies_fire
<h127.P008.005>    Wheals,_Pushes,_and_creeping_Ulcers_that_rise_of_hot_sharp
<h127.P008.006>    Humors,_by_cooling_and_repelling_the_heat._The_Leavs
<h127.P008.007>    bruised_and_laid_to_the_Brow_or_Forehead,_is_good_for
<h127.P008.008>    their_Eyes_that_are_red_and_swollen,_as_also_to_take_away
<h127.P008.009>    a_Pin_and_Web_growing_in_the_Eye,_this_is_a_tried
<h127.P008.010>    Medicine;_Take_a_smal_Handful_of_the_Herb_and_half_so_much
<h127.P008.011>    Bay_Salt_beaten_together,_and_applied_to_the_contrary
<h127.P008.012>    Wrest_of_the_Hand_for_twenty_four_Hours,_doth_remove_it_in
<h127.P008.013>    thrice_dressing._If_the_Root_hereof_be_roasted_under_the
<h127.P008.014>    Embers,_wrapped_in_double_wet_Papers,_until_it_be_soft_and
<h127.P008.015>    tender,_and_then_applied_to_the_Gout_in_the_Hands_or
<h127.P008.016>    Fingers_it_will_quickly_help_this_evil._If_any_shall
<h127.P008.017>    through_mistake_eat_the_Herb_Hemlock_instead_of_Parsly,_or
<h127.P008.018>    the_Root_instead_of_a_Parsnip_(both_which_it_is_very_like)
<h127.P008.019>    whereby_hapneth_a_kind_of_Phrensie,_or_Perturbation_of_the
<h127.P008.020>    senses,_as_if_they_were_stupified_or_drunk,_The_Remedy_is
<h127.P008.021>    as_Pliny_saith,_to_drink_of_the_best_and_strongest_pure
<h127.P008.022>    Wine,_before_it_strike_to_the_Heart,_or_Gentian_put_into
<h127.P008.023>    Wine_or_a_draught_of_good_vinegar,_wherewith_Tragus_doth
<h127.P008.024>    affirm_that_he_cured_a_Woman_that_had_eaten_the_Root.
<h127.P008.025>    {Note_173_here}
<h127.P008.026>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h127.P010.001>    Saturn_claims_Dominion_over_the_Herb,_yet_I_wonder_why
<h127.P010.002>    it_may_not_be_applied_to_the_privities_in_a_Priapismus,_or
<h127.P010.003>    continual_standing_of_the_Yard,_it_being_very_beneficial
<h127.P010.004>    for_that_Disease;_I_suppose_my_Authors_Judgment_was_first
<h127.P010.005>    upon_the_opposit_Disposition_of_Saturn_to_Venus_in_those
<h127.P010.006>    Faculties,_and_therfore_he_forbid_the_applying_of_it_to
<h127.P010.007>    those_parts_that_it_might_not_caus_Barrenness,_or_spoil
<h127.P010.008>    the_Spirit_Procreative,_which_if_it_do,_yet_applied_to_the
<h127.P010.009>    Privities_it_stops_lustful_thoughts.
<h127.P010.010>    =
#
## <h128>
# chapter 128 HEMP
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit P text
<h128.P001.001>    This_is_so_well_known_to_every_good_Huswife_in_the
<h128.P001.002>    Country,_that_I_shal_not_need_to_write_any_Description_of
<h128.P001.003>    it.
<h128.P001.004>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h128.P003.001>    It_is_sown_in_the_end_of_March,_or_beginning_of_April,
<h128.P003.002>    and_is_ripe_in_August_or_September.
<h128.P003.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h128.P005.001>    The_Seed_of_Hemp_consumeth_Wind,_and_by_the_much_use
<h128.P005.002>    thereof_disperseth_it_so_much_that_it_drieth_up_the
<h128.P005.003>    natural_Seed_for_Procreation;_yet_being_boyled_in_Milk_and
<h128.P005.004>    taken,_helpeth_such_as_have_a_hot_dry_Cough._The_Dutch
<h128.P005.005>    make_an_Emulsion_out_of_the_Seed,_and_give_it_with_good
<h128.P005.006>    success_to_those_that_have_the_Jaundice,_especially_in_the
<h128.P005.007>    {Note_174_here}
<h128.P005.008>    beginning_of_the_Disease_if_there_be_no_Ague_accompanying
<h128.P005.009>    it,_for_it_openeth_Obstructions_of_the_Gall,_and_causeth
<h128.P005.010>    digestion_of_Choller._The_Emulsion_or_Decoction_of_the
<h128.P005.011>    Seed_staieth_Lasks_and_continual_Fluxes,_easeth_the
<h128.P005.012>    Chollick,_and_allayeth_the_troublesom_Humors_in_the
<h128.P005.013>    Bowels,_and_staieth_bleeding_at_the_Mouth,_Nose,_or_other
<h128.P005.014>    place,_some_of_the_Leavs_being_fried_with_the_Blood_of
<h128.P005.015>    that_bleed,_and_so_given_them_to_eat._It_is_held_very
<h128.P005.016>    good_to_kill_the_Worms_in_man_or_Beast,_and_the_Juyce
<h128.P005.017>    dropped_into_the_Ears_killeth_Worms_in_them,_and_draweth
<h128.P005.018>    forth_Earwigs,_or_other_living_Creatures_gotten_into_them.
<h128.P005.019>    {Note_175_here}
<h128.P005.020>    The_Decoction_of_the_Root_allayeth_Inflamations_in_the
<h128.P005.021>    Head_or_any_other_parts;_the_Herb_it_self,_or_the
<h128.P005.022>    Distilled_Water_thereof_doth_the_like:_The_Decoction_of
<h128.P005.023>    the_Roots_easeth_the_pains_of_the_Gout,_the_hard_Tumors,
<h128.P005.024>    or_Knots_in_the_Joynts,_the_pains_and_shrinking_of_the
<h128.P005.025>    Sinews,_and_the_pains_of_the_Hips:_The_fresh_Juyce_mixed
<h128.P005.026>    with_a_little_Oyl_and_Butter,_is_good_for_any_place_that
<h128.P005.027>    hath_been_burnt_with_fire_being_thereto_applied.
<h128.P005.028>    =
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# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h128.P008.001>    It_is_a_Plant_of_Saturn,_and_good_for_something_els_you
<h128.P008.002>    see_than_to_make_Halters_only.
<h128.P008.003>    =
#
## <h129>
# chapter 129 HENBANE
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h129.P002.001>    Our_common_Henbane_hath_very_large,_thick,_soft,_wooly
<h129.P002.002>    Leavs_lying_upon_the_ground,_much_cut_in_or_torn_on_the
<h129.P002.003>    edges_of_a_dark_ill_grayish_green_colour,_among_which_rise
<h129.P002.004>    up_divers_thick_&_short_Stalks_two_or_three_foot_high,
<h129.P002.005>    spread_into_divers_smaller_Branches_with_lesser_Leavs_on
<h129.P002.006>    them,_and_many_hollow_Flowers_scarce_appearing_above_the
<h129.P002.007>    Husks,_and_usually_torn_on_the_one_side,_ending_in_five
<h129.P002.008>    round_points_growing_one_above_another,_of_a_deadish
<h129.P002.009>    yellow_colour,_somwhat_paler_toward_the_edges,_with_many
<h129.P002.010>    purplish_Veins_therein,_and_of_a_dark_yellowish_purple_in
<h129.P002.011>    the_bottom_of_the_Flower,_with_a_smal_pointel_of_the_same
<h129.P002.012>    colour_in_the_middle,_each_of_them_standing_in_hard_close
<h129.P002.013>    Husk,_which_after_the_Flower_is_past,_groweth_very_like
<h129.P002.014>    the_Husk_of_Asarabacca,_and_somwhat_sharp_at_the_top
<h129.P002.015>    Points,_wherein_is_contained_much_smal_Seed_very_like
<h129.P002.016>    Poppy_Seed,_but_of_a_dusky_grayish_colour._The_Root_is
<h129.P002.017>    great,_white_and_thick,_branching_forth_divers_waies_under
<h129.P002.018>    ground,_so_like_a_Parsnip_Root_(but_that_it_is_not_so
<h129.P002.019>    white)_that_it_hath_deceived_divers._The_whol_Plant_more
<h129.P002.020>    than_the_Root_hath_a_heavy_ill_soporiferous_smell_somwhat
<h129.P002.021>    offensive.
<h129.P002.022>    =
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# unit P text
<h129.P004.001>    It_commonly_groweth_by_the_way_sides,_and_under_Hedg
<h129.P004.002>    sides_and_Wals.
<h129.P004.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h129.P006.001>    It_Flowreth_in_July,_and_springeth_again_yeerly_of_its
<h129.P006.002>    own_Seed.
<h129.P006.003>    =
<h129.P006.004>    I_doubt_my_Author_mistook_July_for_June,_if_not_for
<h129.P006.005>    May.
<h129.P006.006>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h129.P008.001>    The_Leavs_of_Henbane_do_cool_all_hot_Inflamations_in
<h129.P008.002>    the_Eyes_or_any_other_part_of_the_Body;_and_are_good_to
<h129.P008.003>    asswage_all_manner_of_Swellings_of_the_Cods_or_Womens
<h129.P008.004>    Breasts,_or_els_where,_if_they_be_boyled_in_Wine,_and
<h129.P008.005>    either_applied_themselves_or_the_Fomentation_warm;_it_also
<h129.P008.006>    asswageth_the_pain_of_the_Gout,_the_Sciatica_and_all_other
<h129.P008.007>    pains_in_the_Joynts_which_arise_from_an_hot_caus._And
<h129.P008.008>    applied_with_Vinegar_to_the_Forehead_and_Temples,_helpeth
<h129.P008.009>    the_Headach_and_want_of_sleep_in_hot_Feavers._The_Juyce
<h129.P008.010>    of_the_Herb_or_Seed,_or_the_Oyl_drawn_from_the_Seed_doth
<h129.P008.011>    the_like._The_Oyl_of_the_Seed_is_helpful_for_the
<h129.P008.012>    Deafness,_Nois,_and_Worms_in_the_Ears,_being_dropped
<h129.P008.013>    therein;_the_Juyce_of_the_Herb,_or_Root_doth_also_the
<h129.P008.014>    same._The_Decoction_of_the_Herb,_or_Seed,_or_both,
<h129.P008.015>    killeth_Lice_in_Man_and_Beast._The_fume_of_the_dried_Herb
<h129.P008.016>    Stalks_and_Seed_burned,_quickly_healeth_Swellings,
<h129.P008.017>    Chilblains,_or_Kibes_in_the_Hands_or_Feet,_by_holding_them
<h129.P008.018>    in_the_fume_thereof._The_Remedy_to_help_those_that_have
<h129.P008.019>    taken_Henbane_is_to_drink_Goats_Milk,_Honyed_Water_or_Pine
<h129.P008.020>    Kernels,_with_Sweet_Wine:_or_in_the_absence_of_these,
<h129.P008.021>    Fennel_Seed,_Nettle_Seed,_the_Seed_of_Cresses,_Mustard,_or
<h129.P008.022>    Radish,_as_also_Onions,_or_Garlick_taken_in_Wine,_do_all
<h129.P008.023>    help_to_free_them_from_danger,_and_restore_them_to_their
<h129.P008.024>    due_temper_again.
<h129.P008.025>    {Note_176_here}
<h129.P008.026>    =
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#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h129.P010.001>    Take_notice_that_this_Herb_must_never_be_taken
<h129.P010.002>    inwardly,_outwardly,_an_Oyl,_Oyntment,_or_Plaister_of_it,
<h129.P010.003>    is_most_admirable_for_the_Gout,_to_cool_the_Venerial_heat
<h129.P010.004>    of_the_Reins_in_the_French_Pox,_to_stop_the_Toothach_being
<h129.P010.005>    applied_to_the_aching_side,_to_allay_all_Inflamations,_and
<h129.P010.006>    to_help_the_Diseases_before_premised.
<h129.P010.007>    =
<h129.P010.008>    I_wonder_in_my_Heart_how_Astrologers_could_take_on_them
<h129.P010.009>    to_make_this_an_Herb_of_Jupiter,_and_yet_Mizaldus,_a_man
<h129.P010.010>    of_a_penetrating_Brain,_was_also_of_this_Opinion_as_wel_as
<h129.P010.011>    the_rest,_the_Herb_is_indeed_under_the_Dominion_of_Saturn,
<h129.P010.012>    and_I_prove_it_by_this_Argument.
<h129.P010.013>    =
<h129.P010.014>    All_the_Herbs_which_delight_most_to_grow_in_Saturnine
<h129.P010.015>    places,_are_Saturnine_Herbs.
<h129.P010.016>    =
<h129.P010.017>    But_Henbane_delights_most_to_grow_in_Saturnine_places,
<h129.P010.018>    and_whol_Cart_loads_of_it_may_be_found_neer_the_places
<h129.P010.019>    where_they_empty_the_common_Jakes,_and_scarce_a_stinking
<h129.P010.020>    Ditch_to_be_found_without,_it_growing_by_it.
<h129.P010.021>    =
<h129.P010.022>    Ergo_'tis_an_Herb_of_Saturn.
<h129.P010.023>    =
#
## <h130>
# chapter 130 HERB_ROBERT
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h130.P002.001>    This_riseth_up_with_a_reddish_stalk_two_foot_high,
<h130.P002.002>    having_divers_leaves_thereon_upon_very_long_and_reddish
<h130.P002.003>    footstalkes,_divided_at_the_ends_into_three_or_five
<h130.P002.004>    divisions,_each_of_them_cut_in_on_the_edges_some_deeper
<h130.P002.005>    then_others,_and_all_dented_likewise_about_the_edges,
<h130.P002.006>    which_often_tims_turn_reddish:_At_the_tops_of_the_stalk
<h130.P002.007>    come_forth_divers_flowers_made_of_five_leavs,_much_larger
<h130.P002.008>    than_the_Doves_foot,_and_of_a_more_reddish_colour_after
<h130.P002.009>    which_come_beak_heads_as_in_others:_The_Roote_is_small
<h130.P002.010>    and_threddy,_and_smelleth_as_the_whole_plant_very_strong,
<h130.P002.011>    almost_stinking.
<h130.P002.012>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h130.P004.001>    This_groweth_frequently_every_where_by_way_sides,_upon
<h130.P004.002>    ditch_banks,_and_wast_grounds_whersoever_one_goeth.
<h130.P004.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h130.P006.001>    It_flowreth_in_June_and_July_chiefly,_and_the_seed_is
<h130.P006.002>    ripe_shortly_after.
<h130.P006.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h130.P008.001>    Herb_Robert_is_commended_not_only_against_the_stone,
<h130.P008.002>    but_to_stay_bloud,_where_or_howsoever_flowing;_it_speedily
<h130.P008.003>    healeth_all_green_wounds,_and_is_effectual_in_old_ulcers
<h130.P008.004>    in_the_privy_parts_or_else_where.
<h130.P008.005>    {Note_177_here}
<h130.P008.006>    =
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#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h130.P010.001>    You_may_perswade_your_self_this_is_true_and_also
<h130.P010.002>    conceive_a_good_reason_for_it,_if_you_doe_but_consider
<h130.P010.003>    'tis_an_herb_of_Venus_for_al_it_hath_gotten_a_mans_name.
<h130.P010.004>    =
#
## <h131>
# chapter 131 HERB_TRUE-LOVE
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h131.P002.001>    The_ordinary_Herb_True-love,_hath_a_small_creeping_Root
<h131.P002.002>    running_under_the_upper_crust_of_the_ground,_somwhat_like
<h131.P002.003>    a_Coutchgrass_Root_but_not_so_white,_shooting_forth_stalks
<h131.P002.004>    with_leavs,_some_wherof_carry_no_berries,_though_others
<h131.P002.005>    do,_every_stalk_smooth_without_Joynts_and_blackish_green,
<h131.P002.006>    rising_about_half_a_foot_high_if_it_bear_berries_otherwise
<h131.P002.007>    seldom_so_high,_bearing_at_the_top_four_leaves_set
<h131.P002.008>    directly_one_against_another_in_maner_of_a_Cross_or_a
<h131.P002.009>    Riband_tied_(as_it_is_called)_on_a_True-loves_Knot:_which
<h131.P002.010>    are_each_of_them_a_part:_somwhat_like_unto_a_Nightshade
<h131.P002.011>    Leav,_but_somwhat_broader,_having_somtimes_but_three
<h131.P002.012>    Leavs,_sometimes_five,_sometimes_six,_and_these_somtimes
<h131.P002.013>    greater_than_in_others._In_the_middle_of_the_four_Leavs
<h131.P002.014>    riseth_up_one_smal_slender_Stalk_about_an_inch_high,
<h131.P002.015>    bearing_at_the_top_thereof_one_Flower_spread_open_like_a
<h131.P002.016>    Star_consisting_of_four_small_and_narrow_long_pointed
<h131.P002.017>    Leavs_of_a_yellowish_green_colour,_and_four_other_lying
<h131.P002.018>    between_them_lesser_than_they;_in_the_middle_wherof
<h131.P002.019>    standeth_a_round_dark_purplish_Button_or_Head,_compassed
<h131.P002.020>    about_with_eight_smal_yellow_Mealy_threds,_with_three
<h131.P002.021>    colours_make_it_the_more_conspicuous_and_lovely_to_behold:
<h131.P002.022>    This_Button_or_Head_in_the_middle,_when_the_other_Leavs
<h131.P002.023>    are_withered,_becometh_a_blackish_Purple_Berry_full_of
<h131.P002.024>    Juyce_of_the_bigness_of_a_reasonable_Grape,_having_within
<h131.P002.025>    it_many_white_Seeds:_The_whol_Plant_is_without_any
<h131.P002.026>    manifest_tast.
<h131.P002.027>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h131.P004.001>    It_groweth_in_Woods_and_Copses,_and_somtimes_in_the
<h131.P004.002>    corners_or_borders_of_Fields_and_wast_Grounds_in_very_many
<h131.P004.003>    places_of_this_Land;_and_abundantly_in_the_Woods,_Copses,
<h131.P004.004>    and_other_places_about_Chisselhurst_and_Maidstone_in_Kent.
<h131.P004.005>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h131.P006.001>    They_spring_up_in_the_middle_of_April_or_May,_and_are
<h131.P006.002>    in_Flower_soon_after;_The_Berries_are_ripe_in_the_end_of
<h131.P006.003>    May,_and_in_some_places_in_June.
<h131.P006.004>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h131.P008.001>    The_Leavs_or_Berries_hereof_are_effectual_to_expel
<h131.P008.002>    poyson_of_all_sorts,_especially_that_of_the_Aconites,_as
<h131.P008.003>    also_the_Plague,_and_other_Pestilential_Diseases._Some
<h131.P008.004>    have_been_holpen_therby_saith_Mathiolus,_that_have_lien
<h131.P008.005>    long_in_a_lingring_sickness,_and_others_that_by_Witchcraft
<h131.P008.006>    (as_it_was_thought)_were_become_half_foolish,_by_taking_a
<h131.P008.007>    {Note_178_here}
<h131.P008.008>    dram_of_the_Seeds_or_Berries_hereof_in_Pouder_every_day
<h131.P008.009>    for_twenty_daies_together,_they_were_restored_to_their
<h131.P008.010>    former_health._The_Roots_in_Pouder_taken_in_Wine_easeth
<h131.P008.011>    the_pains_of_the_chollick_speedily:_The_Leavs_are_very
<h131.P008.012>    effectual_as_well_for_green_Wounds,_as_to_clens_and_heal
<h131.P008.013>    up_old_filthy_Sores_and_Ulcers;_and_is_very_powerful_to
<h131.P008.014>    discuss_all_Tumors,_and_Swellings_in_the_Cods,_privy
<h131.P008.015>    Parts,_or_Groyn,_or_in_any_part_of_the_Body,_and_speedily
<h131.P008.016>    to_ally_all_Inflamations._The_Leavs_or_their_Juyce
<h131.P008.017>    applied_to_Felons,_or_those_Nails_of_the_Hands_or_Toes
<h131.P008.018>    that_have_Imposthumes_or_Sores_gathered_together_at_the
<h131.P008.019>    Roots_of_them,_healeth_them_in_short_space.
<h131.P008.020>    =
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#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h131.P010.001>    The_Herb_is_not_to_be_described_for_the_premises,_but
<h131.P010.002>    is_fit_to_be_nourished_in_every_good_Womans_Garden.
<h131.P010.003>    =
<h131.P010.004>    Venus_owns_it.
<h131.P010.005>    =
#
## <h132>
# chapter 132 HYSOP
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit P text
<h132.P001.001>    This_is_so_well_known_to_be_an_Inhabitant_in_every
<h132.P001.002>    Garden,_that_it_wil_save_me_Labor_in_writing_a_Description
<h132.P001.003>    thereof._The_Vertues_are_as_followeth.
<h132.P001.004>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h132.P003.001>    Dioscorides_saith_that_Hysop_boyled_with_Rue_and_Honey,
<h132.P003.002>    and_drunk,_helpeth_those_that_are_troubled_with_Coughs,
<h132.P003.003>    shortness_of_breath,_wheesing,_and_Rhewmatick
<h132.P003.004>    Distillations_upon_the_Lungs:_Taken_also_with_Oximel,_it
<h132.P003.005>    purgeth_gross_Humors_by_the_Stool;_and_with_Honey_killeth
<h132.P003.006>    Worms_in_the_Belly;_and_with_fresh_or_new_Figs_bruised,
<h132.P003.007>    helpeth_to_loosen_the_Belly,_and_more_forcibly_if_the_Root
<h132.P003.008>    of_Flower-de-luce_and_Cresses_be_added_therto._It
<h132.P003.009>    amendeth_and_cherisheth_the_Native_colour_of_the_Body
<h132.P003.010>    spoiled_by_the_yellow_Jaundice,_and_being_taken_with_Figs
<h132.P003.011>    and_Nitre_helpeth_the_Dropsie_and_the_Spleen._Being
<h132.P003.012>    boyled_with_Wine,_it_is_good_to_wash_Inflamations:_and
<h132.P003.013>    taketh_away_black_and_blew_Spots_and_Marks_that_come_by
<h132.P003.014>    Strokes,_Bruises,_or_Fals,_being_applied_with_warm_Water.
<h132.P003.015>    {Note_179_here}
<h132.P003.016>    It_is_an_excellent_Medicine_for_the_Quinsie,_or_Swelling
<h132.P003.017>    in_the_Throat,_to_wash_and_gargle_it,_being_boyed_with
<h132.P003.018>    Figs._It_helpeth_the_Toothach,_being_boyled_in_Vinegar,
<h132.P003.019>    and_gargled_therwith._The_hot_Vapors_of_the_Decoction
<h132.P003.020>    taken_by_a_Funnel_in_at_the_Ears,_easeth_the_Inflamations
<h132.P003.021>    and_singing_nois_of_them:_Being_bruised_and_Salt,_Honey,
<h132.P003.022>    and_Cummin_Seed_put_to_it,_it_helpeth_those_that_are_stung
<h132.P003.023>    by_Serpents._The_Oyl_thereof_being_anoynted_killeth_Lice,
<h132.P003.024>    and_taketh_away_Itching_of_the_Head:_It_helpeth_those
<h132.P003.025>    that_have_the_Falling-sickness_which_way_soever_it_be
<h132.P003.026>    applied:_It_helpeth_to_expectorate_tough_Flegm,_and_is
<h132.P003.027>    effectual_in_al_cold_Griefs,_or_Diseases_of_the_Chest_and
<h132.P003.028>    Lungs,_being_taken_either_in_a_Syrup_or_licking_Medicine.
<h132.P003.029>    The_green_Herb_bruised_and_a_little_Sugar_put_thereto,
<h132.P003.030>    doth_quickly_heal_any_cut,_or_green_Wound,_being_therunto
<h132.P003.031>    applied.
<h132.P003.032>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h132.P005.001>    The_Herb_is_Jupiters,_and_the_Sign_Cancer;_It
<h132.P005.002>    strengthens_all_the_parts_of_the_Body_under_Cancer_and
<h132.P005.003>    Jupiter,_which_what_they_be_may_be_found_amply_discoursed
<h132.P005.004>    of_in_my_Astrological_Judgment_of_Diseases.
<h132.P005.005>    =
#
## <h133>
# chapter 133 HOPS
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit P text
<h133.P001.001>    These_are_so_well_known_that_they_need_no_Description,
<h133.P001.002>    I_mean_the_manured_kind_which_every_good_Husband_or
<h133.P001.003>    Huswife_is_acquainted_with.
<h133.P001.004>    =
<h133.P001.005>    The_wild_Hop_groweth_up_as_the_other_doth,_ramping_upon
<h133.P001.006>    Trees_or_Hedges_that_stand_next_unto_them,_with_rough
<h133.P001.007>    branches,_and_Leavs_like_the_former;_but_it_giveth_smaller
<h133.P001.008>    Heads_&_in_far_less_plenty_than_it,_so_that_there_is
<h133.P001.009>    scarce_a_Head_or_two_seen_in_a_year_on_divers_of_this_wild
<h133.P001.010>    kind;_wherein_consisteth_the_chief_difference.
<h133.P001.011>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h133.P003.001>    They_delight_to_grow_on_low_moist_grounds,_and_are
<h133.P003.002>    found_in_all_parts_of_this_Land.
<h133.P003.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h133.P005.001>    They_spring_not_up_until_April,_and_Flower_not_until
<h133.P005.002>    the_latter_end_of_June,_the_heads_are_not_gathered_until
<h133.P005.003>    the_middle_or_latter_end_of_September.
<h133.P005.004>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h133.P007.001>    This_Physical_operation_is_to_open_Obstructions_of_the
<h133.P007.002>    Liver_and_Spleen_to_clens_the_Blood,_to_loosen_the_Belly,
<h133.P007.003>    to_clens_the_Reins_from_Gravel,_and_provoke_Urine._The
<h133.P007.004>    Decoction_of_the_tops_of_Hops,_as_well_of_the_tame_as_the
<h133.P007.005>    wild,_worketh_the_same_effects._In_clensing_the_Blood
<h133.P007.006>    they_help_to_cure_the_French_Disease,_and_al_manner_of
<h133.P007.007>    Scabs,_Itch,_and_other_breakings_out_in_the_Body,_as_also
<h133.P007.008>    al_Tetters,_Ringworms,_and_spreading_Sores,_the_Morphew,
<h133.P007.009>    and_all_discolourings_of_the_Skin._The_Decoction_of_the
<h133.P007.010>    {Note_180_here}
<h133.P007.011>    Flowers_and_tops,_do_help_to_expel_poyson_that_any_one
<h133.P007.012>    hath_drunk:_Half_a_dram_of_the_Seed_in_Pouder_taken_in
<h133.P007.013>    drink,_killeth_Worms_in_the_Body,_bringeth_down_Womens
<h133.P007.014>    Courses,_and_expelleth_Urin:_A_Syrup_made_of_the_Juyce
<h133.P007.015>    and_Sugar,_cureth_the_yellow_Jaundice,_easeth_the_Headach
<h133.P007.016>    that_comes_of_Heat,_and_tempereth_the_heat_of_the_Liver
<h133.P007.017>    and_Stomach,_and_is_profitably_given_in_long_and_hot_Agues
<h133.P007.018>    that_rise_of_Choller_and_Blood._Both_the_wild_and_the
<h133.P007.019>    manured_are_of_one_property,_and_alike_effectual_in_al_the
<h133.P007.020>    aforesaid_Diseases.
<h133.P007.021>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h133.P009.001>    By_all_these_Testimonies,_Beer_appears_to_be_better
<h133.P009.002>    than_Ale.
<h133.P009.003>    =
<h133.P009.004>    Mars_owns_the_Plant,_and_then_Dr._Reason_will_tell_you
<h133.P009.005>    how_it_performs_these_actions.
<h133.P009.006>    =
#
## <h134>
# chapter 134 HOREHOUND
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h134.P002.001>    Common_Horehound_groweth_up_with_square_hoary_Stalks,
<h134.P002.002>    half_a_yard_or_two_foot_high,_set_at_the_Joynts_with_two
<h134.P002.003>    round_crumpled_rough_Leavs,_of_a_sullen_hoary_green
<h134.P002.004>    colour,_of_a_reasonable_good_scent,_but_a_very_bitter
<h134.P002.005>    tast:_The_Flowers_are_smal,_white_and_gaping,_set_in
<h134.P002.006>    rough,_hard,_prickly_Husks,_round_about_the_Joynts_with
<h134.P002.007>    the_leaves_from_the_middle_of_the_Stalk_upwards,_wherein
<h134.P002.008>    afterwards_is_found_smal_round_blackish_Seed._The_root_is
<h134.P002.009>    blackish,_hard,_and_woody,_with_many_strings_thereat,_and
<h134.P002.010>    abideth_many_years.
<h134.P002.011>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h134.P004.001>    It_is_found_in_many_parts_of_this_Land,_in_dry_grounds
<h134.P004.002>    and_wast_green_places.
<h134.P004.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h134.P006.001>    It_Flowreth_in_or_about_July,_and_the_Seed_is_ripe_in
<h134.P006.002>    Augst.
<h134.P006.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h134.P008.001>    A_Decoction_of_the_dried_Herb_with_the_Seed,_or_the
<h134.P008.002>    Juyce_of_the_green_Herb_taken_with_Honey,_is_a_Remedy_for
<h134.P008.003>    those_that_are_pursie_or_short_winded,_or_have_a_Cough_or
<h134.P008.004>    are_fallen_into_a_Consumption_either_through_long
<h134.P008.005>    sickness,_or_thin_Distillations_of_Rhewm_upon_the_Lungs.
<h134.P008.006>    It_helpeth_to_expectorate_tough_Flegm_from_the_Chest,
<h134.P008.007>    being_taken_with_the_Roots_of_Iris_or_Orris._It_is_given
<h134.P008.008>    to_Women_to_bring_down_their_Courses,_to_expel_the
<h134.P008.009>    Afterbirth,_and_to_them_that_have_sore_and_long_Travails,
<h134.P008.010>    as_also_to_those_that_have_taken_Poyson,_or_are_stung_or
<h134.P008.011>    bitten_by_Venemous_Serpents:_The_Leavs_used_with_Honey
<h134.P008.012>    purge_foul_Ulcers_stay_running_or_creeping_sores,_and_the
<h134.P008.013>    growing_of_the_Flesh_over_the_Nails._It_also_helpeth
<h134.P008.014>    {Note_181_here}
<h134.P008.015>    pains_of_the_sides._The_Juyce_thereof_with_Wine_and_Honey
<h134.P008.016>    helpeth_to_cleer_the_Eyesight,_and_snuffed_up_into_the
<h134.P008.017>    Nostrils,_purgeth_away_the_yellow_Jaundice,_and_with_a
<h134.P008.018>    little_Oyl_of_Roses_dropped_into_the_Ears_easeth_the_pains
<h134.P008.019>    of_them._Galen_saith_it_openeth_Obstructions_both_of_the
<h134.P008.020>    Liver_and_Spleen,_purgeth_the_Breast_and_Lungues_of_Flegm;
<h134.P008.021>    and_used_outwardly,_it_both_clenseth_and_digesteth._A
<h134.P008.022>    decoction_of_Horehound_(saith_Mathiolus)_is_available_for
<h134.P008.023>    those_that_have_bad_Livers,_and_for_such_as_have_Itches
<h134.P008.024>    and_running_Tetters;_The_Pouder_hereof_taken,_or_the
<h134.P008.025>    Decoction,_killeth_Worms._The_green_Leavs_bruised_and
<h134.P008.026>    boyled_in_old_Hogs_Greas_unto_an_Oyntment,_healeth_the
<h134.P008.027>    biting_of_Dogs_abateth_the_Swellings_of_Womens_Breasts,
<h134.P008.028>    and_taketh_away_the_Swelling_and_Pains_that_come_by_any
<h134.P008.029>    pricking_of_Thorns,_or_such_like_means,_and_used_with
<h134.P008.030>    Vinegar_it_clenseth_and_healeth_Tetters._There_is_a_Syrup
<h134.P008.031>    made_of_Horehound_to_be_had_at_the_Apothecaries,_very_good
<h134.P008.032>    for_old_Coughs,_to_rid_the_tough_Flegm,_as_also_to_avoid
<h134.P008.033>    cold_Rhewm_from_the_Lungs_of_old_Folks,_and_for_those_that
<h134.P008.034>    are_Asmatick_or_short_winded.
<h134.P008.035>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
#
## <h135>
# chapter 135 HORSTAIL
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h135.P002.001>    Of_this_there_are_many_kinds,_but_I_shall_not_trouble
<h135.P002.002>    you_not_my_self_with_any_large_Description_of_them,_which
<h135.P002.003>    to_do,_were_but_as_the_Proverb_is,_to_find_a_knot_in_a
<h135.P002.004>    Rush;_All_the_kinds_hereof_being_nothing_else_but_knotted
<h135.P002.005>    Rushes,_some_with_Leavs_and_some_without:_Take_the
<h135.P002.006>    Description_of_the_most_eminent_sort_as_followeth.
<h135.P002.007>    =
<h135.P002.008>    The_greater_Horstail_at_the_first_springing_hath_Heads
<h135.P002.009>    somwhat_like_those_of_Asparagus,_and_after_grow_to_be
<h135.P002.010>    hard,_rough,_hollow_Stalks,_joynted_at_sundry_places_up_to
<h135.P002.011>    the_top,_a_foot_high,_so_made_as_if_the_lower_part_were
<h135.P002.012>    put_into_the_upper,_whereat_grow_on_each_side_a_Bush_of
<h135.P002.013>    smal,_long,_Rush-like_hard_Leavs,_each_part_resembling_a
<h135.P002.014>    Hors_Tail_(from_whence_it_was_so_called)._At_the_tops_of
<h135.P002.015>    the_Stalks_come_forth_smal_Catkins_like_to_those_of_Trees.
<h135.P002.016>    The_Root_creepeth_under_ground_having_Joynts_at_sundry
<h135.P002.017>    places.
<h135.P002.018>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h135.P004.001>    This_(as_most_of_the_other_sorts_hereof)_groweth_in_wet
<h135.P004.002>    grounds.
<h135.P004.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h135.P006.001>    They_spring_up_in_April,_and_their_blooming_Catkins_in
<h135.P006.002>    July,_seeding_for_the_most_part_in_August,_and_then_perish
<h135.P006.003>    down_to_the_ground,_rising_afresh_in_the_Spring.
<h135.P006.004>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h135.P008.001>    Horstail,_the_smoother_rather_than_the_rough,_and_the
<h135.P008.002>    Leaved_rather_than_the_Bare_are_most_Physical._It_is_very
<h135.P008.003>    powerful_to_stanch_bleedings_whersoever,_either_inward_or
<h135.P008.004>    outward,_the_Juyce_or_Decoction,_or_distilled_Water
<h135.P008.005>    applied_outwardly:_It_staieth_also_al_sorts_of_Lasks_and
<h135.P008.006>    Fluxes_in_Man_or_Woman,_and_the_pissing_of_Blood,_and
<h135.P008.007>    healeth_also_not_only_the_inward_Ulcers,_and_excoriations
<h135.P008.008>    of_the_Entrails,_Bladder,_&c._but_al_other_sorts_of_foul,
<h135.P008.009>    moist,_and_running_Ulcers,_and_soon_sodereth_together_the
<h135.P008.010>    tops_of_green_Wounds;_It_cureth_also_Ruptures_in_Children.
<h135.P008.011>    {Note_182_here}
<h135.P008.012>    The_Decoction_hereof_in_Wine_being_drunk_provoketh_Urin,
<h135.P008.013>    and_helpeth_the_Stone_and_the_Strangury;_and_the_distilled
<h135.P008.014>    Water_thereof_drunk_two_or_three_times_in_a_day,_a_smal
<h135.P008.015>    quantity_at_a_time;_as_also_easeth_the_Intrails_or_Guts,
<h135.P008.016>    and_is_effectual_against_a_Cough_that_cometh_by
<h135.P008.017>    distillation_from_the_Head._The_Juyce_or_distilled_Water
<h135.P008.018>    being_warmed,_and_hot_Inflamations,_Pustules,_or_red
<h135.P008.019>    Wheals,_and_other_breakings_out_in_the_Skin,_being_bathed
<h135.P008.020>    therewith_doth_help_them,_and_doth_no_less_eas_the
<h135.P008.021>    Swellings,_heat,_and_Inflamations_of_the_Fundament_or
<h135.P008.022>    Privy_parts_in_Man_or_Woman.
<h135.P008.023>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h135.P010.001>    The_Herb_is_belonging_to_Saturn_yet_is_very_harmless,
<h135.P010.002>    and_excellent_good_for_the_Premises.
<h135.P010.003>    =
#
## <h136>
# chapter 136 HOUSLEEKS
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit P text
<h136.P001.001>    These_are_so_wel_known_unto_my_Country_Men_that_I_shal
<h136.P001.002>    not_need_to_write_any_Description_of_them.
<h136.P001.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h136.P003.001>    It_groweth_commonly_on_Walls_and_Hous_sides,_and
<h136.P003.002>    flowreth_in_July.
<h136.P003.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h136.P005.001>    Our_ordinary_Housleek_is_good_for_all_inward_heats,_as
<h136.P005.002>    wel_as_outward,_and_in_the_Eyes_or_other_parts_of_the
<h136.P005.003>    Body:_A_Posset_made_with_the_Juyce_of_Housleek_is
<h136.P005.004>    singular_good_in_al_hot_Agues,_for_it_cooleth_and
<h136.P005.005>    tempereth_the_Blood_and_Spirits,_and_quench_the_thirst;
<h136.P005.006>    and_is_also_good_to_stay_al_hot_Defluxions_of_sharp_and
<h136.P005.007>    salt_Rhewms_in_the_Eyes,_the_Juyce_being_dropped_into
<h136.P005.008>    them,_or_into_the_Ears_helpeth_them;_It_helpeth_also_other
<h136.P005.009>    Fluxes_of_Humors_into_the_Bowels,_and_the_immoderate
<h136.P005.010>    Courses_of_Women._It_cooleth_and_restraineth_also_all
<h136.P005.011>    other_hot_Inflamations._St._Anthonies_Fire,_Scaldings_and
<h136.P005.012>    Burnings,_the_Shingles,_fretting_Ulcers,_Cankers,_Tetters,
<h136.P005.013>    Ringworms_and_the_like,_and_much_easeth_the_pain_of_the
<h136.P005.014>    Gout_proceeding_from_an_hot_caus._The_Juyce_also_taketh
<h136.P005.015>    away_Warts_and_Corns_in_the_Hands_or_Feet,_being_often
<h136.P005.016>    bathed_therewith,_and_the_Skin_of_the_Leavs_being_laid_on
<h136.P005.017>    {Note_183_here}
<h136.P005.018>    them_afterwards._It_easeth_also_the_Headach,_and
<h136.P005.019>    distempered_heat_of_the_Brain_in_Phrensies,_or_through
<h136.P005.020>    want_of_sleep,_being_applied_to_the_Temples_and_Forehead.
<h136.P005.021>    The_Leavs_bruised_and_laid_upon_the_Crown_or_Seam_of_the
<h136.P005.022>    Head_staieth_bleeding_at_the_Nose_very_quickly._The
<h136.P005.023>    distilled_Water_of_the_Herb_is_profitable_for_all_the
<h136.P005.024>    purposes_aforesaid:_The_Leavs_being_gently_rubbed_on_any
<h136.P005.025>    place_stung_with_Nettles_or_Bees,_doth_quickly_take_away
<h136.P005.026>    the_Pain.
<h136.P005.027>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h136.P007.001>    It_is_an_Herb_of_Jupiter,_and_it_is_reported_by
<h136.P007.002>    Myzaldus_to_preserve,_it_grows_upon_from_Fire_and
<h136.P007.003>    Lightning.
<h136.P007.004>    =
#
## <h137>
# chapter 137 HOUNDSTONGUE
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h137.P002.001>    The_great_ordinary_Houndstongue_hath_many_long_and
<h137.P002.002>    somwhat_narrow,_soft,_hairy_darkish_green_Leavs,_lying_on
<h137.P002.003>    the_ground_somwhat_like_unto_Bugloss_Leavs,_from_among
<h137.P002.004>    which_riseth_up_a_rough_hairy_Stalk_about_two_foot_high,
<h137.P002.005>    with_some_smaller_Leavs_thereon,_and_branched_at_the_top
<h137.P002.006>    into_divers_parts,_with_a_smal_Leaf_at_the_Foot_of_every
<h137.P002.007>    Branch,_which_is_somwhat_long,_with_many_Flowers_set_along
<h137.P002.008>    the_same,_which_Branch_is_crooked_or_turned_inwards_before
<h137.P002.009>    it_Flowreth_and_openeth_by_degrees_as_the_Flowers_do_blow,
<h137.P002.010>    which_consist_of_four_smal_purplish_red_Leavs_of_a_dead
<h137.P002.011>    colour,_scarce_rising_out_of_the_Husk_wherein_they_stand,
<h137.P002.012>    with_some_threds_in_the_middle:_It_hath_somtimes_a_white
<h137.P002.013>    Flower._After_the_Flowers_are_past_there_cometh_rough
<h137.P002.014>    flat_Seed,_with_a_smal_pointel_in_the_middle,_easily
<h137.P002.015>    cleaving_to_any_Garment_that_is_toucheth,_and_not_so
<h137.P002.016>    easily_pulled_off_again:_The_root_is_black,_thick,_and
<h137.P002.017>    long,_hard_to_break,_and_ful_of_a_clammy_Juyce,_smelling
<h137.P002.018>    somwhat_strong,_of_an_evil_scent_as_the_Leavs_also_do.
<h137.P002.019>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h137.P004.001>    It_groweth_in_most_places_of_this_Land,_in_wast
<h137.P004.002>    grounds,_and_untilled_places_by_high_way_sides,_Lanes,_and
<h137.P004.003>    Hedg_sides.
<h137.P004.004>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h137.P006.001>    It_Flowreth_about_May_and_June,_and_the_Seed_is_ripe
<h137.P006.002>    shortly_after.
<h137.P006.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h137.P008.001>    The_Root_is_very_effectually_used_in_Pills,_as_wel_as
<h137.P008.002>    in_Decoctions,_or_otherwise,_to_stay_al_sharp_and_thin
<h137.P008.003>    Defluxions_of_Rhewm_from_the_Head_into_the_Eyes_or_Nose,
<h137.P008.004>    or_upon_the_Stomach_or_Lungs,_as_also_for_Coughs_or
<h137.P008.005>    shortness_of_breath._The_Leavs_boyled_in_Wine_(saith
<h137.P008.006>    Dioscorides)_but_others_do_rather_appoint_it_to_be_made
<h137.P008.007>    {Note_184_here}
<h137.P008.008>    with_Water,_and_to_ad_thereto_Oyl_and_Salt,_mollifieth_or
<h137.P008.009>    openeth_the_Belly_downwards;_it_also_helpeth_to_cure_the
<h137.P008.010>    biting_of_a_mad_Dog,_some_of_the_Leavs_being_also_applied
<h137.P008.011>    to_the_Wound:_The_Leavs_bruised,_or_the_Juyce_of_them
<h137.P008.012>    boyled_in_Hogs_Lard,_and_applied,_helpeth_the_falling_away
<h137.P008.013>    of_the_Hair_which_cometh_of_hot_and_sharp_humors;_as_also
<h137.P008.014>    for_any_place_that_is_scalded_or_burnt:_The_Leavs_bruised
<h137.P008.015>    and_laid_to_any_green_Wound_doth_heal_it_up_quickly._The
<h137.P008.016>    Root_baked_under_the_Embers_wrapped_in_Past,_or_wet
<h137.P008.017>    Papers,_or_in_a_wet_double_Cloth,_and_thereof_a
<h137.P008.018>    Suppository_made_and_put_up_into,_or_applied_to_the
<h137.P008.019>    Fundament,_doth_very_effectually_help_the_painful_Piles_or
<h137.P008.020>    Hemorrhoids._The_distilled_Water_of_the_Herb_and_Roots,
<h137.P008.021>    is_very_good_to_al_the_purposes_aforesaid,_to_be_used_as
<h137.P008.022>    wel_inwardly_to_drink,_as_outwardly_to_wash_any_sore
<h137.P008.023>    places,_or_it_healeth_al_manner_of_Wounds_and_Punctures
<h137.P008.024>    and_those_foul_Ulcers_that_arise_by_the_French_Pox.
<h137.P008.025>    {Note_185_here}
<h137.P008.026>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h137.P011.001>    Mizaldus_ads_to_this,_that_the_Leavs_laid_under_the
<h137.P011.002>    Feet_wil_keep_the_Dogs_from_barking_at_you,_Houndstongue
<h137.P011.003>    becaus_it_tries_the_Tongue_of_Hounds,_whether_it_be_true
<h137.P011.004>    or_not_I_never_tried_yet_I_have_cured_the_biting_of_a_mad
<h137.P011.005>    Dog_with_this_only_Medicine.
<h137.P011.006>    =
#
## <h138>
# chapter 138 ST_JOHNS_WORT
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h138.P002.001>    The_common_St._Johns-wort_shooteth_forth_brownish,
<h138.P002.002>    upright,_hard,_round_Stalks,_two_foot_high,_spreading_many
<h138.P002.003>    Branches_from_the_sides_up_to_the_tops_of_them_with_two
<h138.P002.004>    smal_Leavs_set_one_against_another_at_every_place,_which
<h138.P002.005>    are_of_a_deep_green_colour,_somwhat_like_the_Leavs_of_the
<h138.P002.006>    lesser_Centaury,_but_narrower,_and_ful_of_smal_holes_in
<h138.P002.007>    every_Leaf,_which_cannot_be_so_wel_perceived_as_when_they
<h138.P002.008>    are_held_up_to_the_light:_At_the_tops_of_the_Stalks_and
<h138.P002.009>    Branches_stand_yellow_Flowers_made_of_five_Leavs_apiece,
<h138.P002.010>    with_many_yellow_threds_in_the_middle,_which_being_bruised
<h138.P002.011>    do_yeild_a_reddish_Juyce_like_blood_after_which_come_smal
<h138.P002.012>    round_Heads_wherein_is_contained_smal_blackish_Seed
<h138.P002.013>    smelling_like_Rozin:_The_Root_is_hard_and_woody_with
<h138.P002.014>    divers_strings_and_fibres_at_it,_and_of_a_brownish_colour
<h138.P002.015>    which_abideth_in_the_ground_many_yeers,_shooting_anew
<h138.P002.016>    every_Spring.
<h138.P002.017>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h138.P004.001>    This_groweth_in_Woods_and_Copses,_as_wel_those_that_are
<h138.P004.002>    shady,_as_open_to_the_Sun.
<h138.P004.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h138.P006.001>    They_Flower_about_Midsummer,_and_in_July,_and_their
<h138.P006.002>    Seed_is_ripe_in_the_latter_end_of_July_or_in_August.
<h138.P006.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h138.P008.001>    St._Johns-wort,_is_as_singular_a_Wound_Herb_as_any
<h138.P008.002>    other_whatsoever,_either_for_inward_Wounds,_Hurts,_or
<h138.P008.003>    Bruises,_to_be_boyled_in_Wine_and_drunk,_or_prepared_into
<h138.P008.004>    Oyl_or_Oyntment,_Bath_or_Lotion_outwardly:_It_hath_power
<h138.P008.005>    to_open_Obstructions,_to_dissolve_Swellings_to_close_up
<h138.P008.006>    the_Lips_of_Wounds,_and_to_strengthen_the_parts_that_are
<h138.P008.007>    weak_&_feeble._The_Decoction_of_the_Herb_and_Flowers,_but
<h138.P008.008>    {Note_186_here}
<h138.P008.009>    of_the_Seed_especially_in_Wine_being_drunk;_or_the_Seed
<h138.P008.010>    made_into_Pouder_and_drunk_with_the_Juyce_of_Knotgrass,
<h138.P008.011>    helpeth_al_manner_of_spitting_and_Vomiting_of_Blood,_be_it
<h138.P008.012>    by_any_Vein_broken_inwardly,_by_Bruises,_Falls,_or
<h138.P008.013>    howsoever:_The_same_helpeth_those_that_are_bitten_or
<h138.P008.014>    stung_by_any_Venemous_Creature:_And_is_good_for_those
<h138.P008.015>    that_are_troubled_with_the_Stone_in_their_Kidneys,_or_that
<h138.P008.016>    cannot_make_water;_and_being_applied_provoketh_Womens
<h138.P008.017>    Courses._Two_drams_of_the_Seed_of_St._Johns-wort_made
<h138.P008.018>    {Note_187_here}
<h138.P008.019>    into_Pouder_and_drunk_in_a_little_Broth,_doth_gently_expel
<h138.P008.020>    Choller,_or_congealed_Blood_in_the_Stomach;_The_Decoction
<h138.P008.021>    of_the_Leavs_and_Seeds_being_drunk_somwhat_warm_before_the
<h138.P008.022>    Fits_of_Agues,_whether_by_the_Tertians,_or_Quartanes,_doth
<h138.P008.023>    alter_the_fits,_and_by_often_using_doth_take_them_quite
<h138.P008.024>    away:_The_Seed_is_much_commended_being_drunk_for_forty
<h138.P008.025>    daies_together,_to_help_the_Sciatica:_The_Falling
<h138.P008.026>    sickness,_and_the_Palsey.
<h138.P008.027>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h138.P011.001>    It_is_under_the_Coelestial_Sign_Leo,_and_under_the
<h138.P011.002>    Dominion_of_the_Sun,_it_may_be_if_you_meet_with_a_Papist
<h138.P011.003>    that_is_an_Astrologer,_he_will_tel_you_St._John_made_it
<h138.P011.004>    over_to_him_by_a_Letter_of_Attourney,_especially_if_withal
<h138.P011.005>    he_be_a_Lawyer_also.
<h138.P011.006>    =
#
## <h139>
# chapter 139 IVY
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h139.P002.001>    This_is_so_well_known_to_every_Child_al_to_grow_in
<h139.P002.002>    Woods_upon_the_Trees,_and_upon_the_stone_Walls_of
<h139.P002.003>    Churches,_Houses,_&c._and_somtimes_to_grow_alone_of_it
<h139.P002.004>    self,_though_but_seldom.
<h139.P002.005>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h139.P004.001>    It_Flowreth_not_until_July,_and_the_Berries_are_not
<h139.P004.002>    ripe_til_Christide_that_they_have_felt_the_Winter_Frosts.
<h139.P004.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h139.P006.001>    A_pugil_of_the_Flowers,_which_may_be_about_a_dram
<h139.P006.002>    (saith_Dioscorides)_drunk_twice_a_day_in_red_Wine,_helpeth
<h139.P006.003>    the_Lask_and_Bloody_Flux._It_is_an_enemy_to_the_Nerves
<h139.P006.004>    and_Sinews_being_much_taken_inwardly,_but_very_helpful
<h139.P006.005>    unto_them_being_outwardly_applied._Pliny_saith_that_the
<h139.P006.006>    yellow_Berries_are_good_against_the_Jaundice,_and_taken
<h139.P006.007>    before_one_be_set_to_drink_hard,_preserveth_from
<h139.P006.008>    drunkeness,_and_helpeth_those_that_spit_Blood:_and_that
<h139.P006.009>    {Note_188_here}
<h139.P006.010>    the_white_Berries_being_taken_inwardly,_or_applied
<h139.P006.011>    outwardly_killeth_the_Worms_in_the_Belly._The_Berries_are
<h139.P006.012>    a_singular_Remedy_to_prevent_the_Plague,_as_also_to_free
<h139.P006.013>    them_from_it_that_have_got_it,_by_drinking_the_Berries
<h139.P006.014>    therof_made_in_Pouder,_for_two_or_three_daies_together:
<h139.P006.015>    They_being_taken_in_Wine_do_certainly_help_to_break_the
<h139.P006.016>    Stone,_provoke_Urine_and_Womens_Courses._The_fresh_Leavs
<h139.P006.017>    of_Ivy_boyled_in_Vinegar,_and_applied_warm_to_the_sides_of
<h139.P006.018>    {Note_189_here}
<h139.P006.019>    those_that_are_troubled_with_the_Spleen,_Ach,_or_Stitch_in
<h139.P006.020>    the_sides,_doth_give_them_much_eas:_The_same_applied_with
<h139.P006.021>    some_Rosewater_and_Oyl_of_Roses_to_the_Temples_and
<h139.P006.022>    Forehead,_easeth_the_Headach_though_it_be_of_long
<h139.P006.023>    continuace._The_fresh_Leavs_boyled_in_Wine,_and_old
<h139.P006.024>    filthy_Ulcers_that_are_hard_to_be_cured_washed_therewith,
<h139.P006.025>    doth_wonderfully_help_to_clens_and_heal_them,_it_also
<h139.P006.026>    quickly_healeth_green_Wounds,_as_also_it_is_effectual_to
<h139.P006.027>    heal_al_Burnings_and_Scaldings,_and_all_kinds_of
<h139.P006.028>    ezuicerations_coming_thereby._or_by_Salt_Flegm_or_hot
<h139.P006.029>    Humors_in_other_parts_of_the_Body._The_Juyce_of_the
<h139.P006.030>    Berries_or_Leavs_snuffed_up_into_the_Nose,_purgeth_the
<h139.P006.031>    head_and_Brain_of_thin_Rhewm_that_maketh_Defluxions_into
<h139.P006.032>    the_Eyes_and_Nose,_and_cureth_the_Ulcers_and_Stench
<h139.P006.033>    therin:_The_same_dropped_into_the_Ears_helpeth_the_old
<h139.P006.034>    and_running_Sores_of_them._Those_that_are_troubled_with
<h139.P006.035>    the_Spleen_shal_find_much_eas_by_continual_drinking_out_of
<h139.P006.036>    a_Cup_made_of_Ivy,_so_as_the_drink_may_stand_some_smal
<h139.P006.037>    time_therein_before_it_be_drunk._Cato_saith,_that_Wine
<h139.P006.038>    put_into_such_a_Cup_wil_soak_through_it,_by_reason_of_the
<h139.P006.039>    Antipathy_that_is_between_them.
<h139.P006.040>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h139.P009.001>    There_seems_to_be_a_very_Antipathy_between_Wine_and
<h139.P009.002>    Ivy,_for_if_any_have_got_a_surfet_by_drinking_Wine,_his
<h139.P009.003>    speediest_cure_is_to_drink_a_draught_of_the_same_Wine
<h139.P009.004>    wherein_a_handful_of_Ivy_Leavs_being_first_bruised_have
<h139.P009.005>    been_boyled.
<h139.P009.006>    =
#
## <h140>
# chapter 140 KIDNEYWORT
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h140.P002.001>    This_hath_many_thick,_flat,_and_round_Leavs_growing
<h140.P002.002>    from_the_Root,_every_one_having_a_long_Footstalk_fastned
<h140.P002.003>    underneth_about_the_middle_of_it_and_a_little_unevenly
<h140.P002.004>    waved_somtimes_about_the_edges,_of_a_pale_green_colour,
<h140.P002.005>    and_somwhat_hollow_on_the_upper_side_like_a_Sawcer;_from
<h140.P002.006>    among_which_rise_one_or_more_tender_smooth_hollow_Stalks
<h140.P002.007>    half_a_foot_high_with_two_or_three_smal_Leavs_thereon,
<h140.P002.008>    usually_not_round_as_those_below,_but_somwhat_long_and
<h140.P002.009>    devided_at_the_edges:_The_tops_are_somtimes_devided_into
<h140.P002.010>    long_Branches,_bearing_a_number_of_Flowers,_set_round
<h140.P002.011>    about_a_long_spike_one_above_another,_which_are_hollow_and
<h140.P002.012>    like_a_little_Bell,_of_a_whitish_green_colour,_after_which
<h140.P002.013>    come_smal_Heads_containing_very_smal_brownish_Seed,_which
<h140.P002.014>    falling_on_the_ground,_wil_plentifully_spring_up_before
<h140.P002.015>    Winter,_if_it_have_moisture._The_Root_is_round_and_most
<h140.P002.016>    usually_smooth,_grayish_without_and_white_within,_having
<h140.P002.017>    smal_fibres_at_the_head_of_the_Root,_and_bottom_of_the
<h140.P002.018>    Stalk.
<h140.P002.019>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h140.P004.001>    It_groweth_very_plentifully_in_many_places_of_this
<h140.P004.002>    Land,_but_especially_in_all_the_West_parts_thereof,_upon
<h140.P004.003>    stone_and_mud_Wals,_upon_Rocks_also,_and_in_stony_places
<h140.P004.004>    upon_the_ground,_at_the_Bottom_of_old_Trees,_and_somtimes
<h140.P004.005>    on_the_Bodies_of_them_that_are_decayed_and_rotten.
<h140.P004.006>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h140.P006.001>    It_usually_Flowreth_in_the_beginning_of_May_and_the
<h140.P006.002>    Seed_is_ripening_quickly_after,_sheddeth_it_self:_so_that
<h140.P006.003>    about_the_end_of_Many_usually,_the_Leavs_and_Stalks,_are
<h140.P006.004>    withered,_dry,_and_gone_until_September,_that_the_Leavs
<h140.P006.005>    spring_up_again,_and_so_abide_all_Winter.
<h140.P006.006>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h140.P008.001>    The_Juyce_or_the_distilled_water_being_drunk_is_very
<h140.P008.002>    effectual_for_al_Inflamations_and_unnatural_heats,_to_cool
<h140.P008.003>    a_fainting_hot_Stomach,_or_a_hot_Liver_or_the_Bowels:_The
<h140.P008.004>    bruised_Herb_or_the_place_bathed_with_the_Juyce_or
<h140.P008.005>    {Note_190_here}
<h140.P008.006>    distilled_Water_thereof_and_outwardly_applied_healeth
<h140.P008.007>    Pimples,_Redness,_St._Anthonies_Fire,_and_other_outward
<h140.P008.008>    heats_and_Inflamations._The_said_Juyce_or_Water_helpeth
<h140.P008.009>    much_also_to_heal_sore_Kidneys,_torn_or_fretted_by_the
<h140.P008.010>    Stone,_or_exulcerated_within,_and_easeth_the_pains;_It
<h140.P008.011>    also_provoketh_Urine,_and_is_available_for_the_Dropsie,
<h140.P008.012>    and_helpeth_to_break_the_Stone,_cooling_the_Inflamed_parts
<h140.P008.013>    and_other_pains_of_the_Bowels,_and_the_bloody_Flux;_It_is
<h140.P008.014>    singular_good_to_cool_the_painful_Piles,_or_Hemorrhoidal
<h140.P008.015>    Veins,_the_Juyce_being_used_as_a_Bath_unto_them,_or_made
<h140.P008.016>    into_an_Oyntment:_It_is_no_less_effectual_to_give_eas_of
<h140.P008.017>    pains_to_the_hot_Gout,_the_Sciatica,_and_the_Inflamations
<h140.P008.018>    and_Swellings_in_the_Cods;_It_helpeth_the_Kernels_or_Knots
<h140.P008.019>    in_the_Neck_or_Throat,_called_the_Kings_Evil;_healeth
<h140.P008.020>    Kibes_and_Chilblains_if_they_be_bathed_with_the_Juyce,_or
<h140.P008.021>    anointed_with_an_Oyntment_made_thereof,_and_some_of_the
<h140.P008.022>    skin_of_the_Leaf_laid_upon_them;_It_is_also_used_in_green
<h140.P008.023>    Wounds_to_stay_the_Blood,_and_to_heal_them_quickly.
<h140.P008.024>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h140.P010.001>    Venus_challengeth_the_Herb,_under_Libra.
<h140.P010.002>    =
#
## <h141>
# chapter 141 KNAPWEED
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h141.P002.001>    The_common_sort_herof_hath_many_long_and_somwhat_broad
<h141.P002.002>    darke_green_leaves,_rising_from_the_root_deeply_dented
<h141.P002.003>    about_the_edges,_and_somtimes_a_little_rent_or_torne_on
<h141.P002.004>    both_sides_in_two_or_three_places,_and_somwhat_hairy
<h141.P002.005>    withal_among_which_riseth_up_a_strong_round_stalk_four_or
<h141.P002.006>    five_foot_high,_devided_into_many_branches:_at_the_tops
<h141.P002.007>    wherof_stand_great_scalygreen_heads,_&_from_the_middle_of
<h141.P002.008>    them_thrust_forth_a_number_of_dark_purplish_red_thrumms_or
<h141.P002.009>    threds,_which_after_they_are_withered_and_past,_ther_is
<h141.P002.010>    found_divers_black_Seeds:_lying_in_a_great_deal_of_down,
<h141.P002.011>    somwhat_like_unto_a_Thistle_Seed,_but_smaller:_The_Root_is
<h141.P002.012>    white,_hard_and_woody,_with_divers_fibres_annexed
<h141.P002.013>    therunto,_which_perisheth_not_but_abideth_with_leavs
<h141.P002.014>    theron_all_the_winter,_shooting_out_fresh_every_Spring.
<h141.P002.015>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h141.P004.001>    It_groweth_in_most_Feilds_and_Meadows,_and_about_their
<h141.P004.002>    borders_and_Hedges_and_in_many_wast_grounds_also,_almost
<h141.P004.003>    every_where.
<h141.P004.004>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h141.P006.001>    It_usually_flowreth_in_June_and_July,_and_the_seed_is
<h141.P006.002>    ripe_shortly_after.
<h141.P006.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h141.P008.001>    This_Knapweed_helpeth_to_stay_Fluxes,_both_of_blood_at
<h141.P008.002>    the_mouth_or_nose,_or_other_outward_parts,_and_those_veins
<h141.P008.003>    that_are_inwardly_broken,_or_inward_wounds,_as_also_the
<h141.P008.004>    Fluxes_of_the_belly;_It_stayeth_the_distillations_of_thin
<h141.P008.005>    and_sharp_humors_from_the_head_upon_the_stomach_and_Lungs:
<h141.P008.006>    it_is_good_for_those_that_are_bruised_by_any_fall,_blowes,
<h141.P008.007>    or_otherwise._It_is_very_profitable_for_those_that_are
<h141.P008.008>    {Note_191_here}
<h141.P008.009>    bursten_and_have_a_Rupture,_by_drinking_the_decoction_of
<h141.P008.010>    the_Hearbe_and_roots_in_wine_and_applying_the_same
<h141.P008.011>    outwardly_to_the_place._It_is_singular_good_in_al_running
<h141.P008.012>    sores,_cankrous_and_fistulous_drying_up_the_moysture_and
<h141.P008.013>    healing_them_up_gently,_without_sharpness;_it_doth_the
<h141.P008.014>    like_to_running_sores_or_scabs_of_the_head_or_other_parts.
<h141.P008.015>    It_is_of_special_use_for_the_soreness_of_the_Throat,
<h141.P008.016>    swelling_of_the_Vvula_and_Jaws;_and_excellent_good_to_stay
<h141.P008.017>    the_bleeding_and_heale_up_all_green_wounds.
<h141.P008.018>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h141.P010.001>    Saturn_challengeth_the_herb_for_his_own.
<h141.P010.002>    =
#
## <h142>
# chapter 142 KNOT-GRASS
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h142.P002.001>    This_is_generally_so_wel_known_that_it_needeth_no
<h142.P002.002>    Description.
<h142.P002.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h142.P004.001>    It_groweth_in_every_Country_of_this_Land,_by_the
<h142.P004.002>    Highway_sides_and_by_foot_paths_in_Fields,_as_also_by_the
<h142.P004.003>    sides_of_old_Walls.
<h142.P004.004>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h142.P006.001>    It_springeth_up_late_in_the_Spring,_and_abideth_until
<h142.P006.002>    Winter,_when_all_the_branches_perish.
<h142.P006.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h142.P008.001>    The_Juyce_of_the_common_kind_of_Knot-grass,_is_most
<h142.P008.002>    effectuall_to_stay_bleeding_at_the_mouth,_being_drunke_in
<h142.P008.003>    steeled_or_red_Wine:_and_the_bleeding_at_the_Nose,_to_be
<h142.P008.004>    applyed_to_the_Forehead_and_Temples_or_to_be_squirted_up
<h142.P008.005>    into_the_Nostrils._And_no_less_effectuall_to_coole_and
<h142.P008.006>    {Note_192_here}
<h142.P008.007>    temper_that_heat_of_the_blood,_&_stomach_and_to_stay_any
<h142.P008.008>    Flux_of_the_blood_or_humors,_as_Lask,_Bloody_flux,_Womens
<h142.P008.009>    courses,_and_Running_of_the_Reins._It_is_singular_good_to
<h142.P008.010>    provoke_Urine,_helpe_the_strangurie,_and_allay_the_heate
<h142.P008.011>    that_cometh_therby;_and_it_powerful_by_Urin_to_expel_the
<h142.P008.012>    Gravell,_or_stone_in_the_kidneys_or_Bladder,_a_dram_of_the
<h142.P008.013>    pouder_of_the_Herb_being_taken_in_wine_for_many_dayes
<h142.P008.014>    together:_Being_boyled_in_wine_and_drunke,_it_is
<h142.P008.015>    profitable_to_those_that_are_stung_or_bitten_by_venemous
<h142.P008.016>    creatures,_and_very_effectual_to_stay_al_defluxions_of
<h142.P008.017>    rhewmatick_humors_upon_the_stomach,_&_killeth_Worms_in_the
<h142.P008.018>    {Note_193_here}
<h142.P008.019>    belly_or_stomack,_quieteth_inward_paines_that_arise_from
<h142.P008.020>    the_heat,_sharpness_&_corruption_of_blood_and_Choller:_The
<h142.P008.021>    distilled_water_herof_taken_by_itself,_or_wth_the_pouder
<h142.P008.022>    of_the_Herb_or_seed,_is_very_effectual_to_al_the_purposes
<h142.P008.023>    aforesaid,_and_is_accounted_as_one_of_the_most_Soveraign
<h142.P008.024>    remedies_to_cool_all_manner_of_inflamations,_breakings_out
<h142.P008.025>    through_heate,_hot_Swellings,_and_Impostumations,
<h142.P008.026>    Gangrenes,_and_Fistulous_Cankers,_or_foule_filthy_Ulcers,
<h142.P008.027>    being_applyed_or_put_into_them;_but_especially_for_all
<h142.P008.028>    sorts_of_Ulcers_and_Sores_happening_in_the_privie_parts_of
<h142.P008.029>    men_or_women._It_helpeth_all_fresh_and_green_Wounds,_and
<h142.P008.030>    speedily_helpeth_them:_The_Juyce_dropped_into_the_Ears
<h142.P008.031>    cleanseth_them_being_foule_and_having_running_matter_in
<h142.P008.032>    them.
<h142.P008.033>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h142.P011.001>    Saturn_seems_to_me_to_own_the_Hearb,_and_yet_some_hold
<h142.P011.002>    the_Sun,_out_of_doubt_'tis_Saturn,_it_is_very_prevalent
<h142.P011.003>    for_the_premises:_as_also_for_btoken_Joynts,_and_Ruptures.
<h142.P011.004>    =
#
## <h143>
# chapter 143 LADIES-MANTLE
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h143.P002.001>    This_hath_many_leavs_rising_from_the_Root,_standing
<h143.P002.002>    upon_long_hairy_footstalkes,_being_almost_round,_but_a
<h143.P002.003>    little_cut_in_on_the_edges,_into_eight_or_ten_parts_more
<h143.P002.004>    or_less,_making_it_seem_like_a_Star,_with_so_many_corners
<h143.P002.005>    and_points,_and_dented_round_about,_of_a_light_green
<h143.P002.006>    colour_somwhat_hard_in_handling,_and_as_if_it_were_folded,
<h143.P002.007>    or_plaited_at_first,_and_them_crumpled_in_divers_places,
<h143.P002.008>    and_a_little_hairy_as_the_Stalk_is_also,_which_riseth_up
<h143.P002.009>    among_them_to_the_height_of_two_or_three_foot,_with_such
<h143.P002.010>    like_Leavs_thereon_but_smaller,_and_being_weak_is_not_able
<h143.P002.011>    to_stand_upright,_but_bendeth_down_to_the_Ground,_devided
<h143.P002.012>    at_the_top_into_two_or_three_smal_Branches,_with_smal
<h143.P002.013>    yellowish_green_Heads,_and_Flowers_of_a_whitish_colour,
<h143.P002.014>    breaking_out_of_them;_which_being_past,_there_cometh_smal
<h143.P002.015>    yellow_Seed_like_Poppy_Seed:_The_Root_is_somwhat_long_and
<h143.P002.016>    black_with_many_strings_or_fibres_thereat.
<h143.P002.017>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h143.P004.001>    It_groweth_naturally_in_many_Pastures,_and_Wood_sides,
<h143.P004.002>    in_Harfordshire,_Wiltshire,_and_Kent,_and_other_places_of
<h143.P004.003>    this_Land.
<h143.P004.004>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h143.P006.001>    It_Flowreth_in_May_and_June,_and_abideth_after_Seed
<h143.P006.002>    time_green_al_the_Winter.
<h143.P006.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h143.P008.001>    Ladies_Mantle_is_very_proper_for_those_Wounds_that_have
<h143.P008.002>    Inflamations,_and_is_very_effectual_to_stay_Bleedings,
<h143.P008.003>    Vomitings,_Fluxes_of_al_sorts_in_man_or_woman,_and_Bruises
<h143.P008.004>    by_Fals_or_otherwise,_and_helpeth_Ruptures,_and_such_Women
<h143.P008.005>    or_Maids_as_have_over_great_Flagging_Breasts,_causing_them
<h143.P008.006>    to_grow_less_and_hard,_being_both_drunk,_and_outwardly
<h143.P008.007>    {Note_194_here}
<h143.P008.008>    applied:_The_distilled_water_drunk_for_twenty_daies
<h143.P008.009>    together_helpeth_Conception,_and_to_retain_the_Birth,_if
<h143.P008.010>    the_Woman_do_somtimes_also_sit_in_a_Bath_made_of_the
<h143.P008.011>    Decoction_of_the_Herb._It_is_one_of_the_most_singular
<h143.P008.012>    Wound_Herbs_that_is,_and_therfore_highly_prized_and
<h143.P008.013>    praised_by_the_Germans,_who_use_in_al_Wounds_inward_and
<h143.P008.014>    outward,_to_drink_the_Decoction_thereof_and_wash_the
<h143.P008.015>    Wounds_therewith,_or_dip_Tents_therein_and_put_them_into
<h143.P008.016>    the_Wounds,_which_wonderfully_drieth_up_al_humidity_of_the
<h143.P008.017>    Sores,_and_abateth_Inflamations_therein._It_quickly
<h143.P008.018>    healeth_al_green_Wounds,_not_suffering_any_corruption_to
<h143.P008.019>    remain_behind,_and_cureth_old_Sores_though_Fistulous_and
<h143.P008.020>    hollow.
<h143.P008.021>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h143.P010.001>    Venus_claims_the_Herb_as_her_own.
<h143.P010.002>    =
#
## <h144>
# chapter 144 LAVENDER
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit P text
<h144.P001.001>    This_is_so_wel_known,_being_an_Inhabitant_in_almost
<h144.P001.002>    every_Garden,_that_it_needeth_no_Description.
<h144.P001.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h144.P003.001>    It_flowreth_about_the_end_of_June_and_beginning_of
<h144.P003.002>    July.
<h144.P003.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h144.P005.001>    Lavender_is_of_special_good_use,_for_all_the_Griefs_and
<h144.P005.002>    pains_of_the_Head_and_Brains_that_proceed_of_a_cold_caus,
<h144.P005.003>    as_the_Apoplexy,_Falling-sickness,_the_drowsie_or_sluggish
<h144.P005.004>    Malady,_Cramps,_Convulsions,_Palseys,_and_often_Faintings.
<h144.P005.005>    It_strengtheneth_the_Stomach,_and_freeth_the_Liver_and
<h144.P005.006>    Spleen_from_Obstructions,_provoketh_Womens_Courses,_and
<h144.P005.007>    expelleth_the_dead_Child_and_Afterbirth._The_Flowers_of
<h144.P005.008>    Lavender_steeped_in_Wine_helpeth_them_to_make_water_that
<h144.P005.009>    are_stopped,_or_are_troubled_with_the_Wind_or_Chollick,_if
<h144.P005.010>    the_place_be_bathed_therewith._A_Decoction_made_with_the
<h144.P005.011>    Flowers_of_Lavender,_Horehound,_Fennel,_and_Asparagus
<h144.P005.012>    Roots,_and_a_little_Cinnamon_is_very_profitably_used_to
<h144.P005.013>    help_the_Falling-sickness,_and_the_giddiness_or_turning_of
<h144.P005.014>    the_Brain._To_gargle_the_Mouth_with_the_Decoction_thereof
<h144.P005.015>    {Note_195_here}
<h144.P005.016>    is_good_against_the_Toothach._Two_spoonfuls_of_the
<h144.P005.017>    distilled_Water_of_the_Flowers_taken,_helpeth_them_that
<h144.P005.018>    have_lost_their_voice;_as_also_the_tremblings_and_passions
<h144.P005.019>    of_the_Heart,_and_faintings_and_swounings,_not_only_being
<h144.P005.020>    drunk,_but_applied_to_the_Temples,_or_Nostrils_to_be_smelt
<h144.P005.021>    unto_but_it_is_not_safe_to_use_it_where_the_Body_repleat
<h144.P005.022>    with_Blood_and_Humors,_becaus_of_the_hot_and_subtil
<h144.P005.023>    spirits_wherewith_it_is_possessed._The_Chimical_Oyl_drawn
<h144.P005.024>    from_Lavender,_usually_called_Oyl_of_Spike,_is_of_so
<h144.P005.025>    fierce_and_piercing_Spirits_that_it_is_cautiously_to_be
<h144.P005.026>    used:_some_few_drops_being_sufficient_to_be_given_with
<h144.P005.027>    other_things,_either_for_inward_or_outward_Griefs.
<h144.P005.028>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h144.P007.001>    Mercury_owns_the_Herb,_and_it_carries_his_effects_very
<h144.P007.002>    potently.
<h144.P007.003>    =
<h144.P007.004>    Lavender_Cotten_hath_the_same_Vertues_with
<h144.P007.005>    Southernwood,_which_shal_be_shewed_you_when_I_come_to
<h144.P007.006>    speak_of_it.
<h144.P007.007>    =
#
## <h145>
# chapter 145 LETTICE
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit P text
<h145.P001.001>    This_is_so_wel_known_being_generally_used_as_a_Sallet
<h145.P001.002>    Herb,_that_it_is_altogether_needless_to_write_any
<h145.P001.003>    Description_thereof.
<h145.P001.004>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h145.P003.001>    The_Juyce_of_Lettice_mixed_or_boyled_with_Oyl_of_Roses,
<h145.P003.002>    and_applied_to_the_Forehead_and_Temples_procureth_Sleep,
<h145.P003.003>    and_easeth_the_Headach_proceeding_of_an_hot_caus;_being
<h145.P003.004>    eaten_boyled,_it_helpeth_to_loosen_the_Belly._It_helpeth
<h145.P003.005>    digestion,_quencheth_thirst,_encreaseth_Milk_in_Nurses,
<h145.P003.006>    easeth_griping_pains_of_the_Stomach_or_Bowels,_that_come
<h145.P003.007>    of_Choller._It_abateth_Bodily_lust,_represseth_Venerous
<h145.P003.008>    {Note_196_here}
<h145.P003.009>    Dreams,_being_outwardly_applied_to_the_Cods_with_a_little
<h145.P003.010>    Camphire:_Applied_in_the_same_manner_to_the_Region_of_the
<h145.P003.011>    Heart,_Liver_or_Reins,_or_by_bathing_the_said_place_with
<h145.P003.012>    the_Juyce_or_distilled_Water,_wherein_some_white_Sanders
<h145.P003.013>    and_red_Roses_are_put_also,_it_not_only_represseth_the
<h145.P003.014>    heat_and_Inflamation_therein,_but_comforts_and_strengthens
<h145.P003.015>    those_parts,_and_also_tempereth_the_heat_of_Urine._Galen
<h145.P003.016>    adviseth_old_men_to_use_it_with_Spices,_and_where_Spices
<h145.P003.017>    are_wanting_to_ad_Mints,_Rocket_and_such_like_hot_Herbs,
<h145.P003.018>    or_els_Citron,_Lemmon,_or_Orange_Seeds,_to_abate_the_cold
<h145.P003.019>    of_one,_and_heat_of_the_other._The_Seed_and_distilled
<h145.P003.020>    Water_of_the_Lettice_work_the_like_effects_in_al_things:
<h145.P003.021>    but_the_use_of_Lettice_is_chiefly_forbidden_to_those_that
<h145.P003.022>    are_short_winded,_or_have_any_imperfection_in_their_Lungs,
<h145.P003.023>    or_spit_Blood.
<h145.P003.024>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h145.P005.001>    The_Moon_owns_them,_and_that's_the_reason_they_cool_and
<h145.P005.002>    moisten_what_heat_and_driness_Mars_causeth,_because_Mars
<h145.P005.003>    hath_his_fall_in_Cancer,_and_they_cool_the_Heart,_becaus
<h145.P005.004>    the_Sun_rules_it,_between_whom_and_the_Moon_is_a_Reception
<h145.P005.005>    in_the_Generation_of_Man,_as_you_may_see_in_my_Guide_for
<h145.P005.006>    Women.
<h145.P005.007>    =
#
## <h146>
# chapter 146 WATER-LILLY
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h146.P002.001>    Of_these_there_are_two_principally_noted_kinds,_Viz.
<h146.P002.002>    The_White,_and_the_Yellow.
<h146.P002.003>    =
<h146.P002.004>    The_White_Lilly_hath_very_large,_round_and_thick_dark
<h146.P002.005>    green_Leavs_lying_on_the_Water,_sustained_by_long_and
<h146.P002.006>    thick_Footstalks,_that_rise_from_a_great_thick,_round_and
<h146.P002.007>    long_tuberous_black_Root,_spungy_or_loos_with_many_Knobs
<h146.P002.008>    thereon_like_Eyes,_and_whitish_within,_from_amidst_the
<h146.P002.009>    which_rise_other_the_like_thick_and_great_Stalks,
<h146.P002.010>    sustaining_one_large_white_Flower_thereon,_green_on_the
<h146.P002.011>    outside,_but_as_white_as_Snow_within,_consisting_of_divers
<h146.P002.012>    rows_of_long,_and_somwhat_thick_and_narrow_Leavs,_smaller
<h146.P002.013>    and_thinner_the_more_inward_they_be,_encompassing_a_head
<h146.P002.014>    within_wth_many_yellow_threds,_or_thrums_in_the_middle,
<h146.P002.015>    where_after_they_are_past,_stand_round_Poppy-like_Heads
<h146.P002.016>    ful_of_broad,_Oyly,_and_bitter_Seed.
<h146.P002.017>    =
<h146.P002.018>    The_yellow_kind_is_little_different_from_the_former
<h146.P002.019>    save_only_it_hath_fewer_Leavs_on_the_Flowers,_greater_and
<h146.P002.020>    more_shining_Seed,_and_a_whitish_Root,_both_within_and
<h146.P002.021>    without:_The_Roots_of_both_being_somwhat_sweet_in_tast.
<h146.P002.022>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h146.P004.001>    They_are_found_growing_in_great_Pools_and_standing
<h146.P004.002>    Waters,_and_somtimes_in_slow_running_Rivers_and_lesser
<h146.P004.003>    Ditches_of_Water,_in_sundry_places_of_this_Land.
<h146.P004.004>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h146.P006.001>    They_Flower_most_commonly_about_the_end_of_May,_and
<h146.P006.002>    their_Seed_is_ripe_in_August.
<h146.P006.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h146.P008.001>    The_Leavs_and_Flowers_of_the_Water-Lillies_are_cold_and
<h146.P008.002>    moist,_but_the_Root_and_Seed_is_cold_and_dry:_The_Leavs
<h146.P008.003>    do_cool_al_Inflamations,_and_both_outward_and_inward_heats
<h146.P008.004>    of_Agues,_and_so_doth_the_Flowers_also,_either,_by_the
<h146.P008.005>    Syrup_or_Conserve;_The_Syrup_helpeth_much_to_procure_rest,
<h146.P008.006>    and_to_settle_the_Brains_of_Frantick_persons,_by_cooling
<h146.P008.007>    the_hot_distemperature_of_the_Head._The_Seed_as_wel_as
<h146.P008.008>    the_Root_is_effectual_to_stay_Fluxes_of_Blood_or_Humors,
<h146.P008.009>    {Note_197_here}
<h146.P008.010>    either_of_Wounds,_or_of_the_Belley;_but_the_Roots_are_most
<h146.P008.011>    used,_some_chusing_the_one,_and_some_the_other_to_be_more
<h146.P008.012>    effectual_to_cool,_bind_and_restrain_all_Fluxes_in_Man_or
<h146.P008.013>    Woman,_as_also_the_running_of_the_Reins,_and_the_passage
<h146.P008.014>    away_of_the_Seed_when_one_is_asleep:_but_the_frequent_use
<h146.P008.015>    hereof_extinguisheth_Venerous_actions:_The_Root_is
<h146.P008.016>    likewise_very_good_for_those_whose_Urine_is_hot_and_sharp
<h146.P008.017>    to_be_boyled_in_Wine_or_Wter,_and_the_Decoction_drunk.
<h146.P008.018>    The_Distilled_water_of_the_Flowers_is_every_effectual_for
<h146.P008.019>    al_the_Diseases_aforesaid_both_inwardly_taken_and
<h146.P008.020>    outwardly_applied,_and_is_much_commended_to_take_away
<h146.P008.021>    Freckles,_Spots,_Sunburn,_and_Morphew_from_the_Face,_or
<h146.P008.022>    other_parts_of_the_Body._The_Oyl_made_of_the_Flowers_as
<h146.P008.023>    Oyl_of_Roses_is_made,_is_profitably_used_to_cool_hot
<h146.P008.024>    Tumors,_and_the_Inflamations_of_Ulcers_and_Wounds_and_to
<h146.P008.025>    eas_the_pains,_and_help_the_Sores.
<h146.P008.026>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h146.P010.001>    The_Herb_is_under_the_Dominion_of_the_Moon,_and
<h146.P010.002>    therefore_cools_and_moistens_like_the_former.
<h146.P010.003>    =
#
## <h147>
# chapter 147 LIQUORIS
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h147.P002.001>    Our_English_Liquoris_riseth_up_with_divers_woody
<h147.P002.002>    Stalks,_whereon_are_set_at_several_distances,_many_narrow
<h147.P002.003>    long_green_Leavs,_set_together_on_both_sides_of_the_Stalk,
<h147.P002.004>    and_an_od_one_at_the_the_end,_very_wel_resembling_a_yong
<h147.P002.005>    Ash-tree_sprung_up_from_the_Seed:_This_by_many_yeers
<h147.P002.006>    continuance_in_a_place_without_removing,_and_not_else,
<h147.P002.007>    will_bring_forth_Flowers,_many_standing_together_Spike
<h147.P002.008>    fashion_one_above_another_upon_the_Stalks,_of_the_form_of
<h147.P002.009>    Pease_Blossoms,_but_of_a_very_pale_blue_colour,_which_turn
<h147.P002.010>    into_long_somwhat_flat_and_smooth_Rods,_wherein_is
<h147.P002.011>    contained_smal,_round_hard_Seed:_The_Root_runneth_down
<h147.P002.012>    exceeding_deep_into_the_ground,_with_divers_other_smaller
<h147.P002.013>    Roots_and_Fibres_growing_with_them,_and_shoot_out_Suckers
<h147.P002.014>    from_the_main_Roots_al_about,_wherby_it_is_much_encreased,
<h147.P002.015>    of_a_brownish_colour_on_the_outside,_and_yellow_within.
<h147.P002.016>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h147.P004.001>    It_is_planted_in_Fields_and_Gardens_in_divers_places_of
<h147.P004.002>    this_Land,_and_thereof_good_profit_is_made.
<h147.P004.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h147.P006.001>    Liquoris_is_boyled_in_fair_Water_with_some_Maindenhair
<h147.P006.002>    and_Figs,_maketh_a_good_Drink_for_those_that_have_a_dry
<h147.P006.003>    Cough,_or_Hoarceness,_Wheesing,_shortness_of_breath;_and
<h147.P006.004>    for_al_the_Griefs_of_the_Breast_and_Lungs,_Phytisick_or
<h147.P006.005>    Consumption_caused_by_the_Distillation_of_Salt_humors_on
<h147.P006.006>    them._It_is_also_good_in_all_pains_of_the_Reins,_the
<h147.P006.007>    Strangury,_and_heat_of_Urine:_The_fine_Pouder_of_Liquoris
<h147.P006.008>    {Note_198_here}
<h147.P006.009>    blown_through_a_Quil_into_the_Eyes_that_have_a_Pin_and_Web
<h147.P006.010>    (as_they_cal_it)_or_Rhewmatick_Distillations_into_them,
<h147.P006.011>    doth_clens_and_help_them:_The_Juyce_of_Liquoris_is_as
<h147.P006.012>    effectual_in_al_the_Diseases_of_the_Breast_&_Lungs,_the
<h147.P006.013>    Reins_and_Bladder,_as_the_Decoction._The_Juyce_dissolved
<h147.P006.014>    in_Rose_Water_with_some_Gum-Tragacanth,_is_a_fine_licking
<h147.P006.015>    Medicine_for_Hoarceness,_Wheesings,_&c.
<h147.P006.016>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
#
## <h148>
# chapter 148 LIVERWORT
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h148.P002.001>    The_Common_Liverwort,_groweth_close_and_spreadeth_much
<h148.P002.002>    upon_the_ground_in_moyst_and_shadowy_places,_with_many_sad
<h148.P002.003>    green_leaves,_or_rather_(as_it_were)_sticking_flat_one_to
<h148.P002.004>    another,_very_unevenly_cut_in_on_the_edges,_and_crumpled,
<h148.P002.005>    from_among_which_arise_smal_slender_stalks_an_Inch_or_two
<h148.P002.006>    high_at_most,_bearing_smal_Starlike_Flowers_at_the_tops:
<h148.P002.007>    The_Roots_are_very_fine_and_smal.
<h148.P002.008>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h148.P004.001>    It_is_a_singular_good_Herb_for_all_the_diseases_of_the
<h148.P004.002>    Liver,_both_to_cool_and_clense_it,_and_helpeth_the
<h148.P004.003>    Inflamations_in_any_part,_and_the_yellow_Jaundice
<h148.P004.004>    likewise:_Being_bruised_and_boyled_in_small_Beer_and
<h148.P004.005>    {Note_199_here}
<h148.P004.006>    drunke,_it_cooleth_the_heat_of_the_Liver_and_Kidneys,_and
<h148.P004.007>    helpeth_the_runing_of_the_Reins_in_man,_&_the_Whites_in
<h148.P004.008>    Women:_It_is_a_singular_remedy_to_stay_the_spreading_of
<h148.P004.009>    Tetters,_Ringworms,_and_other_fretting_and_running_Sores_&
<h148.P004.010>    Scabs,_and_is_an_excellent_remedy_for_such_whose_Livers
<h148.P004.011>    are_corrupted_by_surfets_wch_causeth_their_bodies_to_break
<h148.P004.012>    out,_for_it_fortifies_the_Liver_exceedingly_and_make_it
<h148.P004.013>    impregnable.
<h148.P004.014>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h148.P006.001>    It_being_under_the_command_of_Jupiter,_and_under_the
<h148.P006.002>    sign_Cancer.
<h148.P006.003>    =
#
## <h149>
# chapter 149 LOOS-STRIFE
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h149.P002.001>    The_Common_yellow_Loos-strife_groweth_to_be_four_or
<h149.P002.002>    five_foot_high_or_more,_with_great_round_stalks_a_little
<h149.P002.003>    crested,_diversly_branched_from_the_middle_of_them_to_the
<h149.P002.004>    tops,_into_great_&_long_Branches,_on_al_wch_at_the_Joynts
<h149.P002.005>    ther_grow_long_and_narrow_Leavs,_but_broader_below,_and
<h149.P002.006>    usually_two_at_a_Joynt,_yet_somtimes_three_or_four_somwhat
<h149.P002.007>    like_Willow_Leavs,_smooth_on_the_edges,_and_of_a_faint
<h149.P002.008>    green_colour_from_the_upper_Joynts_of_the_branches,_and_at
<h149.P002.009>    the_tops_of_them_also_stand_many_yellow_Flowers_of_five
<h149.P002.010>    Leaves_a_piece,_with_diverse_yellow_threeds_in_the_middle,
<h149.P002.011>    which_turn_into_small_round_heads,_containing_small
<h149.P002.012>    cornered_Seeds:_The_Roote_creepeth_under_ground,_almost
<h149.P002.013>    like_Couchgrass,_but_greater,_and_shooteth_up_every
<h149.P002.014>    Spring,_brownish_heads,_which_afterwards_grow_up_into
<h149.P002.015>    stalks:_It_hath_no_scent_nor_tast_but_only_astringent.
<h149.P002.016>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h149.P004.001>    It_groweth_in_many_places_of_this_Land_in_moyst
<h149.P004.002>    Meadowes_and_by_water_sides.
<h149.P004.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h149.P006.001>    It_Flowreth_from_June_to_August.
<h149.P006.002>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h149.P008.001>    This_Hearb_is_good_to_stay_all_manner_of_Bleeding_at
<h149.P008.002>    Mouth_or_Nose_or_Wounds,_and_all_Fluxes_of_the_Belly,_and
<h149.P008.003>    the_bloody_Flux,_given_either_to_drinke,_or_taken_by
<h149.P008.004>    Clystor;_it_stayeth_also_the_abundance_of_Womens_Courses:
<h149.P008.005>    {Note_200_here}
<h149.P008.006>    It_is_a_singular_good_wound_Hearb_for_green_wounds,_to
<h149.P008.007>    stay_the_bleeding,_and_quickly_to_close_together_the_lips
<h149.P008.008>    of_the_Wound,_if_the_herb_be_bruised_and_the_Juyce_only
<h149.P008.009>    applyed:_It_is_often_used_in_Gargles_for_sore_mouthes,_as
<h149.P008.010>    also_for_the_secret_parts:_the_smoke_herof_being_burned
<h149.P008.011>    driveth_away_Flyes_and_Gnats_which_use_in_the_night-time
<h149.P008.012>    to_molest_people_inhabiting_neere_Marshes_and_the_Fenney
<h149.P008.013>    Countryes.
<h149.P008.014>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
#
## <h150>
# chapter 150 LOOS-STRIFE
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h150.P002.001>    This_groweth_with_many_woody_square_stalkes,_full_of
<h150.P002.002>    Joynts_about_three_foot_high_at_least,_at_everyone_wherof
<h150.P002.003>    stand_two_long_Leaves,_shorter,_narrower,_and_of_a_deeper
<h150.P002.004>    green_colour_than_the_former;_and_some_brownish._The
<h150.P002.005>    stalkes_are_branched_into_many_long_stemmes_of_spiked
<h150.P002.006>    Flowers,_half_a_foot_long,_growing_in_Rundles_one_above
<h150.P002.007>    another,_out_of_smal_husks_very_like_the_Spiked_heads_of
<h150.P002.008>    Lavender,_each_of_which_Flowers_have_five_round_pointed
<h150.P002.009>    Leaves_of_a_Purple_Violet_Colour,_or_somwhat_inclining_to
<h150.P002.010>    redness,_in_wch_husks_stand_small_round_heads,_after_the
<h150.P002.011>    Flowers_are_fallen,_wherein_is_contained_small_seed:_The
<h150.P002.012>    Root_creepeth_under_ground_like_unto_the_yellow,_but_is
<h150.P002.013>    greater_than_it;_and_so_is_the_heads_of_the_Leaves_when
<h150.P002.014>    they_first_appear_out_of_the_ground_and_more_brown_than
<h150.P002.015>    the_other.
<h150.P002.016>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h150.P004.001>    It_groweth_usually_by_Rivers,_and_Ditches_sides_in_wet
<h150.P004.002>    grounds,_as_about_the_Ditches_at_and_neer_Lambeth:_and_in
<h150.P004.003>    many_other_places_of_this_Land.
<h150.P004.004>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h150.P006.001>    It_Flowreth_in_the_months_of_June_and_July.
<h150.P006.002>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h150.P008.001>    This_Herb_is_no_whit_inferior_unto_the_former;_it
<h150.P008.002>    having_not_only_all_the_vertues_which_the_former_hath,_but
<h150.P008.003>    some_particular_vertues_of_its_own_found_out_by
<h150.P008.004>    experience,_as_namely.
<h150.P008.005>    =
<h150.P008.006>    The_distilled_water_is_a_present_remedy_for_hurts_and
<h150.P008.007>    blows_on_the_eyes_and_for_blindness,_so_as_the_Christaline
<h150.P008.008>    humor_be_not_perished_or_hurt;_and_this_hath_been
<h150.P008.009>    sufficiently_proved_true_by_the_experience_of_a_man_of
<h150.P008.010>    judgment,_who_kept_it_long_to_himself_as_a_great_secret.
<h150.P008.011>    {Note_201_here}
<h150.P008.012>    It_also_cleareth_the_Eyes_of_dust_or_any_other_thing
<h150.P008.013>    gotten_into_them,_and_preserveth_the_Sight:_It_is_also
<h150.P008.014>    very_much_available_against_Wounds_and_Thrusts,_being_made
<h150.P008.015>    into_an_Oyntment_on_this_manner;_To_every_ounce_of_the
<h150.P008.016>    Water,_ad_two_drams_of_May_Butter_without_Salt,_and_of
<h150.P008.017>    Sugar_and_Wax_of_each_as_much_also,_let_them_boyl_gently
<h150.P008.018>    all_together:_Let_Tents_be_dipped_in_the_Liquor_that
<h150.P008.019>    remaineth_after_it_is_cold,_and_put_into_the_Wounds,_and
<h150.P008.020>    the_place_covered_with_a_Linen_cloth_doubled_and_anointed
<h150.P008.021>    with_the_Oyntment,_and_this_is_also_an_approved_Medicine.
<h150.P008.022>    It_is_likewise_clenseth_and_healeth_all_foul_Ulcers_and
<h150.P008.023>    Sores_wheresoever,_and_staieth_their_Inflamations_by
<h150.P008.024>    washing_them_with_the_Water,_and_laying_on_them_a_green
<h150.P008.025>    Leaf_or_two_in_the_Summer,_or_dry_Leaves_in_the_Winter.
<h150.P008.026>    This_Water_gargled_warm_in_the_Mouth,_and_somtimes_drunk
<h150.P008.027>    also_doth_cure_the_Quinsie,_or_Kings_Evil_in_the_Throat.
<h150.P008.028>    The_said_Water_applied_warm_taketh_away_all_Spots,_Marks,
<h150.P008.029>    and_Scars_in_the_Skin:_And_a_little_of_it_drunk_quencheth
<h150.P008.030>    thirst_when_it_is_extraordinary.
<h150.P008.031>    =
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#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h150.P010.001>    The_Herb_is_an_Herb_of_the_Moon,_and_under_the_Sign
<h150.P010.002>    Cancer,_neither_do_I_know_a_better_Preserver_of_the_Sight
<h150.P010.003>    when_'tis_well,_nor_a_better_Curer_of_sore_Eyes_than
<h150.P010.004>    Eyebright_taken_inwardly,_and_this_used_outwardly,_'tis
<h150.P010.005>    cold_in_quality.
<h150.P010.006>    =
#
## <h151>
# chapter 151 LOVAGE
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h151.P002.001>    This_hath_many_long_and_great_Stalks,_of_large_winged
<h151.P002.002>    Leavs_devided_into_many_parts_like_Smallage,_but_much
<h151.P002.003>    larger_and_greater,_every_Leaf_being_cut_about_the_edges
<h151.P002.004>    broadest_forwards,_and_smallest_at_the_Stalk,_of_a_sad
<h151.P002.005>    green_colour,_smooth_and_shining,_from_among_which_rise_up
<h151.P002.006>    sundry_strong_hollow_green_Stalks,_five_or_six_foot,_yea
<h151.P002.007>    somtimes_seven_or_eight_foot_high,_full_of_Joynts,_but
<h151.P002.008>    lesser_Leavs_set_at_them_than_grow_below,_and_with_them
<h151.P002.009>    toward_the_tops_come_forth_long_Branches,_bearing_at_their
<h151.P002.010>    tops_large_Umbels,_of_yellow_Flowers,_and_after_them_flat
<h151.P002.011>    brownish_Seed:_The_Root_groweth_thick,_great_and_deep,
<h151.P002.012>    spreading_much_and_enduring_long,_of_a_brownish_colour_on
<h151.P002.013>    the_outside,_and_whitish_within:_The_whol_Plant,_and
<h151.P002.014>    every_part_of_it_smelleth_strong,_and_Aromatically,_and_is
<h151.P002.015>    of_an_hot_sharp_biting_tast.
<h151.P002.016>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h151.P004.001>    It_is_usually_planted_in_Gardens,_where_if_it_be
<h151.P004.002>    suffered_it_groweth_huge_and_great.
<h151.P004.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h151.P006.001>    It_Flowreth_in_the_end_of_July,_and_seedeth_in_August.
<h151.P006.002>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h151.P008.001>    It_openeth,_cutteth_and_digesteth_Humors,_and_mightily
<h151.P008.002>    provoketh_Womens_Courses_and_Urine._Half_a_dram_at_a_time
<h151.P008.003>    of_the_dried_Root_in_Pouder_taken_in_Wine,_doth
<h151.P008.004>    wonderfully_warm_a_cold_Stomach,_helping_digestion,_and
<h151.P008.005>    consuming_all_raw_&_superfluous_moisture_therein;_easeth
<h151.P008.006>    al_inward_gripings_and_pains,_dissolveth_wind,_and
<h151.P008.007>    resisteth_Poyson_and_infection:_It_is_a_known_and_much
<h151.P008.008>    practiced_Remedy_to_drink_the_Decoction_of_the_Herb_for
<h151.P008.009>    any_sort_of_Ague,_and_to_help_the_pains_and_Torments_of
<h151.P008.010>    the_Body_and_Bowels_coming_of_cold._The_Seed_is_effectual
<h151.P008.011>    {Note_202_here}
<h151.P008.012>    to_al_the_purposes_aforesaid_(except_the_last)_and_worketh
<h151.P008.013>    more_powerfully._The_distilled_water_of_the_Herb_helpeth
<h151.P008.014>    the_Quinsie_in_the_Throat,_if_the_Mouth_and_Throat_be
<h151.P008.015>    gargled_and_washed_therewith,_and_helpeth_the_Pluresie,
<h151.P008.016>    being_drunk_three_or_four_times._Being_dropped_into_the
<h151.P008.017>    Eyes_it_taketh_away_the_redness_or_dimness_of_them,_it
<h151.P008.018>    likewise_taketh_away_Spots_or_Freckles_in_the_Face._The
<h151.P008.019>    Leavs_bruised_and_fried_with_a_little_Hogs_Lard_&_laid_hot
<h151.P008.020>    to_any_Botch_or_Boyl,_wil_quickly_break_it.
<h151.P008.021>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h151.P010.001>    It_is_an_Herb_of_the_Sun_under_the_Sign_Taurus,_if
<h151.P010.002>    Saturn_offend_the_Throat_(as_he_alwaies_doth_if_he_be
<h151.P010.003>    occasioner_of_the_Malady_and_in_Taurus_in_the_Genesis)
<h151.P010.004>    this_is_your_cure.
<h151.P010.005>    =
#
## <h152>
# chapter 152 LUNGWORT
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h152.P002.001>    This_is_a_kind_of_Moss,_that_groweth_on_sundry_sorts_of
<h152.P002.002>    Trees,_especially_Oaks,_and_Beeches,_with_broad_grayish
<h152.P002.003>    tough_Leavs;_diversly_folded,_crumpled,_and_gashed_in_on
<h152.P002.004>    the_edges,_and_somtimes_spotted_also,_with_many_smal_spots
<h152.P002.005>    on_the_upper_side:_It_was_never_seen_to_bear_any_Stalk_or
<h152.P002.006>    Flower_at_any_time.
<h152.P002.007>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h152.P004.001>    This_is_of_great_use_with_many_Physitians_to_help_the
<h152.P004.002>    Diseases_of_the_Lungs,_and_for_Coughs,_Wheesings,_and
<h152.P004.003>    shortness_of_breath,_which_it_cureth_both_in_Man_and
<h152.P004.004>    Beast:_It_is_very_profitably_put_into_Lotions_that_are
<h152.P004.005>    taken_to_stay_the_moist_Humors_that_flow_to_Ulcers,_and
<h152.P004.006>    hinder_their_healing,_as_also_to_wash_all_other_Ulcers_in
<h152.P004.007>    the_privy_parts_of_Man_or_Woman.
<h152.P004.008>    {Note_203_here}
<h152.P004.009>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h152.P006.001>    It_is_an_excellent_Remedy_boyled_in_Beer_for
<h152.P006.002>    broken-winded_Horses.
<h152.P006.003>    =
<h152.P006.004>    Jupiter_seems_to_own_the_Herb.
<h152.P006.005>    =
#
## <h153>
# chapter 153 MADDER
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h153.P002.001>    The_Garden_Madder_shooteth_forth_many_very_long,_weak
<h153.P002.002>    four_square_reddish_Stalks_trailing_on_the_Ground_a_great
<h153.P002.003>    way,_very_rough_or_hairy_and_full_of_Joynts;_At_every_of
<h153.P002.004>    those_Joynts_come_forth_divers_long,_and_somwhat_narrow
<h153.P002.005>    Leavs,_standing_like_a_Star_about_the_Stalks,_rough_also
<h153.P002.006>    and_hairy,_toward_the_tops_whereof_come_forth_many_smal
<h153.P002.007>    pale_yellow_Flowers:_after_which_come_smal_round_Heads,
<h153.P002.008>    green_at_first,_and_reddish_afterwards,_but_black_when
<h153.P002.009>    they_are_ripe,_wherin_is_contained_the_Seed._The_Root_is
<h153.P002.010>    not_very_great,_but_exceeding_long,_running_down_half_a
<h153.P002.011>    mans_length_into_the_ground,_red_and_very_clear_while_it
<h153.P002.012>    is_fresh,_spreading_divers_waies.
<h153.P002.013>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h153.P004.001>    It_is_only_manured_in_Gardens_or_larger_Fields_for_the
<h153.P004.002>    profit_that_is_made_thereof.
<h153.P004.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h153.P006.001>    It_Flowreth_towards_the_end_of_Summer,_and_the_Seed_is
<h153.P006.002>    ripe_quickly_after.
<h153.P006.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h153.P008.001>    It_hath_an_opening_quality,_and_afterwards_to_bind_and
<h153.P008.002>    strengthen._It_is_an_assured_Remedy_for_the_yellow
<h153.P008.003>    Jaundice_by_opening_the_Obstructions_of_the_Liver_and
<h153.P008.004>    Gall,_and_clensing_those_parts:_It_openeth_also_the
<h153.P008.005>    Obstructions_of_the_Spleen,_and_diminisheth_the
<h153.P008.006>    Melanchollick_humor._It_is_available_for_the_Palsey_and
<h153.P008.007>    {Note_204_here}
<h153.P008.008>    Sciatica,_and_effectual_for_Bruises_inward_or_outward,_and
<h153.P008.009>    is_therfore_much_used_in_Vulnerary_Drinks._The_Root_for
<h153.P008.010>    all_those_aforesaid_purposes,_is_to_be_boyled_in_Wine_or
<h153.P008.011>    Water,_as_the_caus_requireth,_and_some_Honey_or_Sugar_put
<h153.P008.012>    therunto_afterwards._The_Seed_herof_taken_with_Vinegar
<h153.P008.013>    and_Honey,_helpeth_the_Swellings_and_Hardness_of_the
<h153.P008.014>    Spleen._The_Decoction_of_the_Leavs_and_Branches_is_a_good
<h153.P008.015>    Fomentation_for_Women_to_sit_over_that_have_not_their
<h153.P008.016>    Courses._The_Leavs_and_Roots_beaten_and_applied_to_any
<h153.P008.017>    part_that_is_discoloured_with_Freckles,_Morphew,_the_white
<h153.P008.018>    Scurf,_or_any_such_deformity_of_the_Skin,_clenseth_them
<h153.P008.019>    throughly,_and_taketh_them_away.
<h153.P008.020>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
#
## <h154>
# chapter 154 MAIDENHAIR
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h154.P002.001>    Our_common_Maindenhair_doth_from_a_number_of_hard_black
<h154.P002.002>    Fibres_send_forth_a_great_many_blackish_shining_brittle
<h154.P002.003>    Stalks,_hardly_a_span_long;_many_not_half_so_long,_on_each
<h154.P002.004>    side_set_very_thick_with_smal_round_dark_green_leavs,_and
<h154.P002.005>    spotted_on_the_back_of_them_like_other_Ferns.
<h154.P002.006>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h154.P004.001>    It_groweth_much_upon_old_Stone_Wals_in_the_West_parts,
<h154.P004.002>    and_Wales,_in_Kent_and_divers_other_places_of_this_Land;
<h154.P004.003>    It_joyeth_likewise_to_grow_by_Springs,_Wels,_and_rockie
<h154.P004.004>    moist_and_shadowy_places;_and_is_alwaies_green.
<h154.P004.005>    =
#
## <h155>
# chapter 155 WALL-RUE
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h155.P002.001>    This_hath_very_fine_pale_green_Stalks,_almost_as_fine
<h155.P002.002>    as_hairs,_set_confusedly_with_divers_pale_green_Leavs_on
<h155.P002.003>    very_short_Footstalks,_somwhat_neer_unto_the_colour_of
<h155.P002.004>    Garden_Rue,_and_not_much_differing_in_form,_but_more
<h155.P002.005>    diversly_cut_in_on_the_edges,_and_thicker,_smooth_on_the
<h155.P002.006>    upper_part_and_spotted_finely_underneath.
<h155.P002.007>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h155.P004.001>    It_groweth_in_many_places_of_this_Land,_as_at_Dartford,
<h155.P004.002>    and_the_Bridg_at_Ashford_in_Kent,_at_Beconsfield_in
<h155.P004.003>    Buckinghamshire,_at_Wolley_in_Huntingtonshire,_on
<h155.P004.004>    Frammingham_Castle_in_Suffolk,_on_the_Church_wals_at
<h155.P004.005>    Mayfield_in_Sussex,_in_Summerset_shire_and_divers_other
<h155.P004.006>    places_of_this_Land,_and_is_green_in_Winter_as_well_as_in
<h155.P004.007>    Summer.
<h155.P004.008>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h155.P006.001>    The_Vertues_of_both_these_are_so_neer_alike;_that
<h155.P006.002>    although_I_have_described_them,_and_their_places_of
<h155.P006.003>    growing,_severally;_yet_I_shall_in_writing_the_Vertues_of
<h155.P006.004>    them_joyn_them_both_together:_as_followeth.
<h155.P006.005>    =
<h155.P006.006>    The_Decoction_of_the_Herb_Maidenhair_being_drunk,
<h155.P006.007>    helpeth_those_that_are_troubled_with_the_Cough,_shortness
<h155.P006.008>    of_breath,_the_yellow_Jaundice,_diseases_of_the_spleen,
<h155.P006.009>    stopping_of_Urin,_and_helpeth_exceedingly_to_break_the
<h155.P006.010>    Stone_in_the_Kidneys:_(in_all_which_Diseases_the_Wall_Rue
<h155.P006.011>    is_also_very_effectual)_It_provoketh_Womens_Courses,_and
<h155.P006.012>    {Note_205_here}
<h155.P006.013>    staieth_both_Bleedings_and_Fluxes_of_the_Stomach_and
<h155.P006.014>    Belly,_especially_when_the_Herb_is_dry,_for_being_green,
<h155.P006.015>    it_loosneth_the_Belly,_and_avoideth_Choller_and_Flegm_from
<h155.P006.016>    the_Stomach_and_Liver,_it_clenseth_the_Lungs,_and_by
<h155.P006.017>    rectifying_the_Blood_causeth_a_good_colour_to_the_whol
<h155.P006.018>    Body:_The_Herb_boyled_in_Oyl_of_Chamomel,_dissolveth
<h155.P006.019>    Knots,_allayeth_Swellings,_and_drieth_up_moist_Ulcers.
<h155.P006.020>    The_Ly_made_thereof_is_singular_good_to_clens_the_head
<h155.P006.021>    from_Scurf,_and_from_dry_and_running_Sores;_stayeth_the
<h155.P006.022>    falling_of_shedding_of_the_Hair,_and_causeth_it_to_grow
<h155.P006.023>    thick,_fair,_and_wel_coloured;_for_which_purpose_some_boyl
<h155.P006.024>    it_in_Wine_putting_some_Smallage_Seed_thereto,_and
<h155.P006.025>    afterwards_some_Oyl._The_Wall_Rue_is_as_effectual_as
<h155.P006.026>    Maidenhair_in_all_Diseases_of_the_Head,_and_falling_or_the
<h155.P006.027>    recovering_of_Hair_again;_and_generally_for_all_the
<h155.P006.028>    aforementioned_Diseases:_and_besides,_The_Pouder_of_it
<h155.P006.029>    taken_in_drink_for_fourty_daies_together,_helpeth_the
<h155.P006.030>    burstings_in_Children.
<h155.P006.031>    =
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#end marginalnote
#
## <h156>
# chapter 156 GOLDEN_MAIDENHAIR
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h156.P002.001>    To_the_two_former_give_me_leave_to_ad_this,_and_I_shall
<h156.P002.002>    do_no_more_but_only_describe_it_unto_you,_and_for_the
<h156.P002.003>    Vertues_refer_you_unto_the_former,_sith_whatsoever_is_said
<h156.P002.004>    of_them,_may_be_also_said_of_this:
<h156.P002.005>    =
<h156.P002.006>    It_hath_many_small_brownish_red_hayres_to_make_up_the
<h156.P002.007>    form_of_Leavs_growing_about_the_ground_from_the_Root,_and
<h156.P002.008>    in_the_middle_of_them_in_Summer,_rise_smal_Stalks_of_the
<h156.P002.009>    same_colour,_set_with_very_fine_yellowish_green_hairs_on
<h156.P002.010>    them,_and_bearing_a_smal_gold_yellow_head,_lesser_than_a
<h156.P002.011>    Wheat_Corn_standing_in_a_great_Husk._The_Root_is_very
<h156.P002.012>    smal_and_threddy.
<h156.P002.013>    =
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# unit P text
<h156.P004.001>    It_groweth_on_Bogs_and_Moorish_places,_and_also_on_dry
<h156.P004.002>    shadow_places_at_Hampstead_Heath_and_elswhere.
<h156.P004.003>    =
#
## <h157>
# chapter 157 MALLOWS
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit P text
<h157.P001.001>    The_Common_Mallowes_are_generally_so_well_known_that
<h157.P001.002>    they_need_no_Description.
<h157.P001.003>    =
<h157.P001.004>    Our_common_Marsh-mallows_have_divers_soft_hoary_white
<h157.P001.005>    stalkes_rising_to_be_three_or_four_foot_high,_spreading
<h157.P001.006>    forth_many_Branches_the_Leavs_wherof_are_soft_and_hairy,
<h157.P001.007>    somwhat_lesser_then_the_other_Mallow_Leaves_but_longer
<h157.P001.008>    pointed,_cut_(for_the_most_part)_into_some_few_deivisions,
<h157.P001.009>    but_deep:_The_Flowers_are_many_but_smaller_also_then_the
<h157.P001.010>    other_Mallows_&_white,_or_tending_to_a_blush_colour.
<h157.P001.011>    After_which_come_such_like_round_cases_and_Seed_as_in_the
<h157.P001.012>    other_Mallows._The_Roots_are_many_and_long,_shooting_from
<h157.P001.013>    one_Head,_of_the_bigness_of_a_Thumb_or_Finger,_very
<h157.P001.014>    pliant,_tough_and_bending_like_Liquoris,_of_a_whitish
<h157.P001.015>    yellow_colour_on_the_outside,_and_more_white_within,_full
<h157.P001.016>    of_a_slimy_juyce_which_being,_layd_in_water_will_thicken
<h157.P001.017>    it_as_if_it_were_gelly.
<h157.P001.018>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h157.P003.001>    The_Common_Mallows_grow_in_every_countrey_of_this_Land.
<h157.P003.002>    =
<h157.P003.003>    The_Common_Marsh_Mallowes_in_most_of_the_Salt_Marshes
<h157.P003.004>    from_Woolwich,_downe_to_the_Sea,_both_on_the_Kentish_and
<h157.P003.005>    Essex_Shoares_and_in_diverse_other_places_of_this_Land.
<h157.P003.006>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h157.P005.001>    They_Flower_all_the_Summer_Months,_even_until_the
<h157.P005.002>    Winter_do_pull_them_down.
<h157.P005.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h157.P007.001>    The_Leavs_of_either_of_the_sorts_above_named,_and_the
<h157.P007.002>    Roots_also_boyled_in_Wine_or_Water,_or_in_Broth,_with
<h157.P007.003>    Parsley_or_Fennel_Roots,_doth_help_to_open_the_Body,_and
<h157.P007.004>    is_very_convenient_in_hot_Agues_or_other_distempers_of_the
<h157.P007.005>    Body_to_apply_the_Leavs_so_boyled_warm_to_the_Belly;_It
<h157.P007.006>    not_only_voideth_hot_Chollerick_and_other_offensive
<h157.P007.007>    Humors,_but_easeth_the_pains_and_torments_of_the_Belly
<h157.P007.008>    coming_thereby;_and_are_therefore_used_in_all_Clysters
<h157.P007.009>    conducing_to_those_purposes:_The_same_used_by_Nurses,
<h157.P007.010>    procureth_them_store_of_Milk.
<h157.P007.011>    {Note_206_here}
<h157.P007.012>    =
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#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h157.P009.001>    The_Decoction_of_the_Seed_of_any_of_the_common_Mallows,
<h157.P009.002>    made_in_Milk_or_Wine_doth_Merveilously_help_excoriations,
<h157.P009.003>    the_Phtisick,_Plurisie,_and_other_Diseases_of_the_Chest
<h157.P009.004>    and_Lungues_that_proceed_of_hot_causes,_if_it_be_continued
<h157.P009.005>    taking_for_sometime_together:_The_Leavs_and_Roots_work_the
<h157.P009.006>    same_effects:_They_help_much_also_in_the_excoriations_of
<h157.P009.007>    the_Guts_and_Bowels_and_hardness_of_the_Mother,_and_in_all
<h157.P009.008>    hot_and_sharp_diseases_thereof._The_Juyce_drunk_in_Wine,
<h157.P009.009>    or_the_Decoction_of_them_therein_doth_help_Women_to_a
<h157.P009.010>    speedy_and_easie_Delivery._Pliny_saith,_That_whosoever
<h157.P009.011>    shal_take_a_spoonful_of_any_of_the_Mallows,_shal_that_day
<h157.P009.012>    be_free_from_all_Diseases_that_may_come_unto_him;_and_that
<h157.P009.013>    it_is_special_good_for_the_Falling-sickness._The_Syrup
<h157.P009.014>    also_and_Conserve_made_of_the_Flowers_are_very_effectual
<h157.P009.015>    for_the_same_Diseases,_and_to_open_the_Body_being_costive:
<h157.P009.016>    {Note_207_here}
<h157.P009.017>    The_Leavs_bruised_and_laid_to_the_Eyes_with_a_little
<h157.P009.018>    Honey,_taketh_away_the_Impostumations_of_them._The_Leavs
<h157.P009.019>    bruised_or_rubbed_upon_any_place_stung_with_Bees,_Wasps_or
<h157.P009.020>    the_like,_presently_taketh_away_the_pains,_redness,_and
<h157.P009.021>    Swellings_that_rise_thereupon:_and_Dioscorides_saith,_The
<h157.P009.022>    Decoction_of_the_Leavs_and_Roots_helpeth_all_sorts_of
<h157.P009.023>    Poyson,_so_as_the_Poyson_be_presently_voided_by_Vomit._A
<h157.P009.024>    Pultis_made_of_the_Leavs_boyled_and_bruised,_whereunto
<h157.P009.025>    {Note_208_here}
<h157.P009.026>    some_Bean_or_Barley_Flower_and_Oyl_of_Roses_is_an_especial
<h157.P009.027>    Remedy_against_all_hard_Tumors_and_Inflamations_of
<h157.P009.028>    Impostums_and_Swellings_of_the_Cods_and_other_parts,_and
<h157.P009.029>    easeth_the_pains_of_them;_as_also_against_the_hardness_of
<h157.P009.030>    the_Liver_or_Spleen,_being_applied_to_the_places._The
<h157.P009.031>    Juyce_of_the_Mallows_boyled_in_old_Oyl_and_applied,_taketh
<h157.P009.032>    away_al_roughness_of_the_Skin,_as_also_the_Scurf,_Dandrif,
<h157.P009.033>    or_dry_Scabs_in_the_Head_or_other_parts_if_they_be
<h157.P009.034>    anointed_therewith,_or_washed_with_the_Decoction,_and
<h157.P009.035>    preserveth_the_Hair_from_falling_off._It_is_also_effectual
<h157.P009.036>    against_Scaldings_and_Burnings,_St._Anthonies_fire,_and
<h157.P009.037>    all_other_hot,_red,_and_painful_Swellings_in_any_part_of
<h157.P009.038>    the_Body._The_Flowers_boyled_in_Oyl_or_Water_(as_every
<h157.P009.039>    one_is_disposed)_wherunto_a_little_Honey_and_Allum_is_put,
<h157.P009.040>    is_an_excellent_Gargle_to_wash,_clens,_and_heal_any_sore
<h157.P009.041>    Mouth_or_Throat_in_a_short_space._If_the_Feet_be_bathed
<h157.P009.042>    or_washed_with_the_Decoction_of_the_Leavs,_Roots,_and
<h157.P009.043>    Flowers,_it_helpeth_much_the_Defluxions_of_Rhewm_from_the
<h157.P009.044>    Head._If_the_Head_be_washed_therewith,_it_staieth_the
<h157.P009.045>    falling_and_shedding_of_the_Hair._The_green_Leavs_(saith
<h157.P009.046>    Pliny)_beaten_with_Nitre_and_applied_draweth_out_Thorns,
<h157.P009.047>    or_Pricks_in_the_Flesh.
<h157.P009.048>    {Note_209_here}
<h157.P009.049>    =
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#end marginalnote
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h157.P013.001>    The_Marsh_Mallows_are_more_effectual_in_al_the_Diseases
<h157.P013.002>    before_mentioned:_The_Leavs_are_likewise_used_to_loosen
<h157.P013.003>    the_Belly_gently,_and_in_Decoctions_for_Clysters,_to_eas
<h157.P013.004>    al_pains_of_the_Body,_opening_the_strait_Passages,_and
<h157.P013.005>    making_them_slippery,_whereby_the_Stone_may_descend_the
<h157.P013.006>    more_easily_and_without_pain,_out_of_the_Reins,_Kidneys,
<h157.P013.007>    and_Bladder,_and_to_eas_the_torturing_pains_thereof:_But
<h157.P013.008>    the_Roots_are_of_more_especial_use_for_those_purposes,_as
<h157.P013.009>    well_as_for_Coughs,_Hoarsness,_shortness_of_Breath,_and
<h157.P013.010>    Wheesings,_being_boyled_in_Wine_or_Honeyed_Water_and
<h157.P013.011>    drunk._The_Roots_and_Seeds_hereof_boyled_in_Wine_or
<h157.P013.012>    Water,_is_with_good_success_used_by_them_that_have
<h157.P013.013>    Excoriations_in_the_Guts,_or_the_bloody_Flux,_by
<h157.P013.014>    qualifying_the_violence_of_the_sharp_fretting_Humors,
<h157.P013.015>    easing_the_pains,_and_healing_the_Soreness:_It_is
<h157.P013.016>    profitably_taken_of_them_that_are_troubled_with_Ruptures,
<h157.P013.017>    Cramps,_or_Convulsions_of_the_Sinews;_and_boyled_in_white
<h157.P013.018>    Wine_for_the_Impostumes_of_the_Throat,_commonly_called_the
<h157.P013.019>    Kings_Evil,_and_of_those_Kernels_that_rise_behind_the
<h157.P013.020>    Ears,_and_Inflamations_or_Swellings_in_Womens_Breasts.
<h157.P013.021>    {Note_210_here}
<h157.P013.022>    The_dried_Roots_boyled_in_Milk_and_drunk_is_special_good
<h157.P013.023>    for_the_Chin-Cough._Hippocrates_used_to_give_the
<h157.P013.024>    Decoction_of_the_Roots,_or_the_Juyce_therof_to_drink_to
<h157.P013.025>    those_that_were_wounded,_and_ready_to_faint_through_loss
<h157.P013.026>    of_Blood,_and_applied_the_same,_mixed_with_Honey_and_Rozin
<h157.P013.027>    to_the_Wounds:_As_also_the_Roots_boyled_in_Wine_to_those
<h157.P013.028>    that_had_received_any_Hurt_by_Bruises,_Falls,_or_Blows,_or
<h157.P013.029>    had_any_Bone_or_Member_out_of_Joynt,_or_any_Swelling_pain,
<h157.P013.030>    or_ach_in_the_Muscles,_Sinews,_or_Arteries._The_Muccilage
<h157.P013.031>    of_the_Roots,_and_of_Linseed,_and_of_Fennugreek_put
<h157.P013.032>    together,_is_much_used_in_Pultises,_Oyntments,_and
<h157.P013.033>    plaisters,_to_mollifie_and_digest_all_hard_Swellings,_and
<h157.P013.034>    the_Inflamation_of_them,_and_to_eas_pains_in_any_part_of
<h157.P013.035>    the_Body._The_Seed_either_green_or_dry_mixed_with
<h157.P013.036>    Vinegar_clenseth_the_Skin_of_the_Morphew,_and_al_other
<h157.P013.037>    discolourings,_being_bathed_therewith_in_the_Sun.
<h157.P013.038>    =
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#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h157.P015.001>    You_may_remember_that_not_long_since_there_was_a_raging
<h157.P015.002>    Disease_called_the_Bloody_Flux,_the_Colledg_of_Physitians
<h157.P015.003>    not_knowing_what_to_make_of_it,_called_it_the_Plague_in
<h157.P015.004>    the_Guts,_for_their_wits_were_at_ne_plus_ultra_about_it.
<h157.P015.005>    My_son_was_taken_with_the_same_Disease,_and_the
<h157.P015.006>    excoriation_of_his_Bowels_was_exceeding_great;_my_self
<h157.P015.007>    being_in_the_Country_was_sent_for_up,_the_only_thing_I
<h157.P015.008>    gave_him_was_Mallows_bruised_and_boyled_both_in_his_Milk
<h157.P015.009>    and_Drink,_in_two_daies_(the_blessing_of_God_being_upon
<h157.P015.010>    it)_it_cured_him,_and_I_here_to_shew_my_thankfulness_to
<h157.P015.011>    God_in_communicating_it_to_his_Creatures,_leav_it_to
<h157.P015.012>    posterity.
<h157.P015.013>    =
#
## <h158>
# chapter 158 SWEET_MARJEROM
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit P text
<h158.P001.001>    This_is_so_wel_known_being_an_Inhabitant_in_every
<h158.P001.002>    Garden,_that_it_is_needless_to_write_any_Description
<h158.P001.003>    thereof,_neither_of_the_Winter_Sweet_Marjerom,_nor_Pot
<h158.P001.004>    Margerom.
<h158.P001.005>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h158.P003.001>    They_grown_commonly_in_Gardens;_some_sorts_there_are
<h158.P003.002>    that_grow_wild_in_the_Borders_of_Corn_Fields,_and_Pastures
<h158.P003.003>    in_sundry_places_of_this_Land,_but_it_is_not_my_purpose_to
<h158.P003.004>    insist_upon_them:_The_Garden_kinds_being_most_used_and
<h158.P003.005>    useful.
<h158.P003.006>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h158.P005.001>    They_Flower_in_the_end_of_Summer.
<h158.P005.002>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h158.P007.001>    Our_common_Sweet_Marjerom_is_warming_and_comfertable_in
<h158.P007.002>    cold_Diseases_of_the_Head,_Stomach,_Sinews,_and_other
<h158.P007.003>    parts,_taken_inwardly,_or_outwardly_applied:_The
<h158.P007.004>    Decoction_thereof_being_drunk_helpeth_al_the_Diseases_of
<h158.P007.005>    the_Chest_which_hinder_the_freeness_of_breathing;_and_is
<h158.P007.006>    also_profitable_for_the_Obstructions_of_the_Liver_and
<h158.P007.007>    Spleen:_It_helpeth_the_cold_Griefs_of_the_Womb,_and_the
<h158.P007.008>    windiness_thereof,_and_the_loss_of_Speech,_by_resolution
<h158.P007.009>    of_the_Tongue._The_Decoction_thereof_made_with_som
<h158.P007.010>    Pellitory_of_Spain,_and_long_Pepper,_or_with_a_little
<h158.P007.011>    Acorus_or_Origanum,_being_drunk,_is_good_for_those_that
<h158.P007.012>    are_beginning_to_fall_into_a_Dropsie,_for_those_that
<h158.P007.013>    cannot_make_Water,_and_against_pains_and_torments_in_the
<h158.P007.014>    Belly;_it_provoketh_Womens_Courses_if_it_be_put_up_as_a
<h158.P007.015>    Pessary._Being_made_into_Pouder_and_mixed_with_Honey,_it
<h158.P007.016>    {Note_211_here}
<h158.P007.017>    taketh_away_the_black_marks_of_Blows_and_Bruises,_being
<h158.P007.018>    therto_applied._It_is_good_for_the_Inflamations_and
<h158.P007.019>    watering_of_the_Eyes,_being_mixed_with_fine_Flower_and
<h158.P007.020>    laid_unto_them._The_Juyce_dropped_into_the_Ears_easeth
<h158.P007.021>    the_Pains_and_singing_nois_in_them._It_is_profitably_put
<h158.P007.022>    into_those_Oyntments_and_Salves_that_are_made_to_warm_and
<h158.P007.023>    comfort_the_outwards_parts,_as_the_Joynts_and_Sinews,_for
<h158.P007.024>    Swellings_also_and_places_out_of_Joynt._The_Pouder
<h158.P007.025>    thereof_snuffed_up_into_the_Nose,_provoketh_neezing,_and
<h158.P007.026>    thereby_purgeth_the_Brain;_and_chewed_in_the_Mouth_draweth
<h158.P007.027>    forth_much_Flegm._The_Oyl_made_thereof_is_very_warming
<h158.P007.028>    and_comfortable_to_the_Joynts_that_are_stiff,_and_the
<h158.P007.029>    Sinews_that_are_hard_to_mollifie_and_supple_them.
<h158.P007.030>    Margerom_is_much_used_in_all_odoriferous_Waters,_Pouders,
<h158.P007.031>    &c._that_are_for_Ornament_or_delight.
<h158.P007.032>    =
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#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h158.P009.001>    It_is_an_Herb_of_Mercury_and_under_Aries,_and_is
<h158.P009.002>    therefore_an_excellent_Remedy_for_the_Brain_and_other
<h158.P009.003>    parts_of_the_Body_and_Mind,_under_the_Dominion_of_the_same
<h158.P009.004>    Planet.
<h158.P009.005>    =
#
## <h159>
# chapter 159 MARIGOLDS
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit P text
<h159.P001.001>    These_being_so_Plentifull_in_every_Garden_are_so_well
<h159.P001.002>    known_that_they_need_no_Description.
<h159.P001.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h159.P003.001>    They_Flower_al_the_Summer_long,_and_somtimes_in_the
<h159.P003.002>    Winter_if_it_be_mild.
<h159.P003.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h159.P005.001>    The_Flowers_either_green_or_dryed_are_used_much_in
<h159.P005.002>    Possets,_broths,_and_drinkes,_as_a_comforter_of_the_Heart
<h159.P005.003>    and_spirits,_and_to_expell_any_malignant_or_pestilential
<h159.P005.004>    quality_which_might_annoy_them.
<h159.P005.005>    =
<h159.P005.006>    It_is_an_Herb_of_the_Sun_and_under_Leo_they_strengthen
<h159.P005.007>    the_heart_exceedingly,_and_are_very_expulsive,_and_little
<h159.P005.008>    less_Effectual_in_the_smal_pox_and_measles_than_Saffron.
<h159.P005.009>    The_Juyce_of_Marigold_Leaves_mixed_with_Vinegar,_and_any
<h159.P005.010>    hot_swelling_bathed_with_it,_instantly_giveth_ease_and
<h159.P005.011>    asswageth_it.
<h159.P005.012>    {Note_212_here}
<h159.P005.013>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h159.P007.001>    A_plaister_made_with_the_dry_Flowers_in_pouder,_hogs
<h159.P007.002>    greas,_Turpentine_and_Rozin,_and_applyed_to_the_breast
<h159.P007.003>    strengthens_and_succours_the_heart_infinitly_in_feavers
<h159.P007.004>    whether_pestilential_or_not_pestilential.
<h159.P007.005>    =
#
## <h160>
# chapter 160 MASTERWORT
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h160.P002.001>    Common_Masterwort_hath_divers_stalks_of_winged_Leaves
<h160.P002.002>    devided_into_sundry_parts,_three_for_the_most_part
<h160.P002.003>    standing_together_at_a_small_footstalk_on_both_sides_of
<h160.P002.004>    the_greater,_and_three_likewise_at_the_end_of_the_stalk,
<h160.P002.005>    somwhat_broad_and_cut_in_on_the_edges,_into_three_or_more
<h160.P002.006>    devisions_all_of_them_dented_about_the_brims,_of_a_dark
<h160.P002.007>    green_colour,_somwhat_resembling_the_leaves_of_Angelica,
<h160.P002.008>    but_that_these_grow_lower_to_the_ground,_&_on_lesser
<h160.P002.009>    stalks:_among_which_rise_up_2._or_3._short_stalks_about_2.
<h160.P002.010>    foot_high,_and_slender,_with_such_like_Leavs_at_the_Joynts
<h160.P002.011>    as_grow_below,_but_with_lesser_&_fewer_devisions,_bearing
<h160.P002.012>    Umbels_of_white_Flowers,_and_after_them_small,_thinne,
<h160.P002.013>    flat,_blackish_seed_bigger_than_Dil_seeds:_The_Root_is
<h160.P002.014>    somwhat_greater_and_groweth_rather_sideways_than_down_deep
<h160.P002.015>    into_the_ground,_shooting_forth_sundry_heads,_which_tast
<h160.P002.016>    sharp,_biting_on_the_Tongue,_and_is_the_hottest_and
<h160.P002.017>    sharpest_part_of_the_Plant,_and_the_seed_next_unto_it,
<h160.P002.018>    being_somewhat_blackish_on_the_outside,_and_smelling_well.
<h160.P002.019>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h160.P004.001>    It_is_usually_kept_in_Gardens_with_us_in_England.
<h160.P004.002>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h160.P006.001>    It_Flowreth_and_seedeth_about_the_end_of_August.
<h160.P006.002>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h160.P008.001>    The_Root_of_Masterwort_is_hotter_than_Pepper_and_very
<h160.P008.002>    available_in_all_cold_Greifes_and_Diseases_both_of_Stomach
<h160.P008.003>    and_body,_dissolving_very_powerfully_upward_and_downward:
<h160.P008.004>    It_is_also_used_in_a_decoction_with_wind_against_al_cold
<h160.P008.005>    rhewms,_or_distillations_upon_the_Lungs,_and_shortness_of
<h160.P008.006>    breath,_to_be_taken_morning_and_evening;_it_also_provoketh
<h160.P008.007>    Urin_and_helpeth_to_break_the_Stone,_and_expel_the
<h160.P008.008>    Greavell_from_the_Kidneys,_procureth_womens_Courses,_and
<h160.P008.009>    expelleth_the_dead_birth;_is_singular_good_for_the
<h160.P008.010>    {Note_213_here}
<h160.P008.011>    strangling_of_the_Mother,_and_other_such_like_Feminine
<h160.P008.012>    Diseases._It_is_effectuall_also_aganist_the_Dropsie,
<h160.P008.013>    Cramps,_and_the_Falling_sicknes,_for_the_decoction_in_wine
<h160.P008.014>    being_gargled_in_the_Mouth_draweth_down_much_water_and
<h160.P008.015>    flegm_from_the_brain,_purging_&_easing_it_of_what
<h160.P008.016>    oppresseth_it._It_is_of_a_rare_quality_against_al_sorts
<h160.P008.017>    of_cold_poyson,_to_be_taken_as_there_is_cause,_It
<h160.P008.018>    provoketh_sweat._But_lest_the_tast_herof,_or_of_the_seed
<h160.P008.019>    (which_worketh_to_the_like_effect_though_not_so
<h160.P008.020>    powerfully)_should_be_too_offensive;_the_best_way_is_to
<h160.P008.021>    take_the_water_distilled_both_from_the_Herb_and_Root._The
<h160.P008.022>    Juyce_herof_dropped_or_Tents_dipped_therin,_and_applyed
<h160.P008.023>    either_to_green_wounds,_or_filthy_rotten_Ulcers_and_those
<h160.P008.024>    that_come_by_invenomed_Weapons,_doth_soon_clens_and_heal
<h160.P008.025>    them,_or_if_they_be_bathed_with_the_distilled_water._The
<h160.P008.026>    same_is_also_very_good_to_help_the_Gout_coming_of_a_cold
<h160.P008.027>    cause.
<h160.P008.028>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h160.P010.001>    It_is_an_Herb_of_Mars.
<h160.P010.002>    =
#
## <h161>
# chapter 161 SWEET_MAUDLIN
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h161.P002.001>    Common_Maudlin_have_somwhat_long_and_narrow_Leaves,
<h161.P002.002>    snip'd_about_the_edges:_the_stalks_are_two_foot_high,
<h161.P002.003>    bearing_at_the_topps_many_yellow_flowers_Set_round
<h161.P002.004>    together_and_all_of_an_equal_height,_in_umbels_tufts_like
<h161.P002.005>    unto_Tansy_after_which_flowereth_small_whitish_Seed_almost
<h161.P002.006>    as_big_as_Wormseed._The_whol_Herb_is_sweet_and_bitter.
<h161.P002.007>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h161.P004.001>    It_groweth_in_Gardens,_and_Flowreth_in_June_and_July.
<h161.P004.002>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h161.P006.001>    The_Vertues_hereof_being_the_same_with_Costmary,_or
<h161.P006.002>    Alecost,_I_shal_not_trouble_you_to_make_any_repetition
<h161.P006.003>    thereof,_lest_my_Book_grow_too_big:_but_rather_refer_you
<h161.P006.004>    unto_Costmary_for_satisfaction.
<h161.P006.005>    =
#
## <h162>
# chapter 162 MEDLAR
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h162.P002.001>    This_Tree_groweth_neer_the_bigness_of_the_Quince_Tree,
<h162.P002.002>    spreading_Branches_reasonable_large,_with_longer_and
<h162.P002.003>    narrower_Leaves_than_either_the_Apple_or_Quince,_and_not
<h162.P002.004>    dented_about_the_edges:_At_the_end_of_the_Sprigs_stand
<h162.P002.005>    the_Flowers_made_of_Five_white,_great_broad_pointed_Leavs,
<h162.P002.006>    nicked_in_the_middle,_with_some_white_threds_also:_after
<h162.P002.007>    which_cometh_the_Fruit,_of_a_brownish_green_colour,_being
<h162.P002.008>    ripe,_bearing_a_Crown_as_it_were_on_the_top,_which_were
<h162.P002.009>    the_five_green_leaves;_and_being_rubbed_off_or_fallen
<h162.P002.010>    away,_the_head_of_the_Fruit_is_seen_to_be_somwhat_hollow.
<h162.P002.011>    The_Fruit_is_very_harsh_before_it_be_mellowed,_and_hath
<h162.P002.012>    usually_five_hard_Kernels_within_it.
<h162.P002.013>    =
<h162.P002.014>    There_is_another_kind_hereof_differing_nothing_from_the
<h162.P002.015>    former,_but_that_it_hath_some_Thorns_on_it_in_several
<h162.P002.016>    places,_which_the_other_hath_not,_and_the_Fruit_is_smal
<h162.P002.017>    and_not_so_pleasant.
<h162.P002.018>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h162.P004.001>    They_grow_in_this_Land;_and_Flower_in_May_for_the_most
<h162.P004.002>    part,_and_bear_ripe_Fruit_in_September,_and_October.
<h162.P004.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h162.P006.001>    They_are_very_powerful_to_stay_any_Fluxes_of_Blood_or
<h162.P006.002>    Humors_in_Man_or_Woman:_the_Leavs_have_also_the_like
<h162.P006.003>    quality._The_Fruit_eaten_by_Women_with_Child,_stayeth
<h162.P006.004>    their_longings_after_unusual_meats,_and_is_very_effectual
<h162.P006.005>    for_them_that_are_apt_to_miscarrry,_and_be_delivered
<h162.P006.006>    before_their_time,_to_help_that_malady,_and_make_them
<h162.P006.007>    joyful_Mothers._The_Decoction_of_them_is_good_to_gargle
<h162.P006.008>    and_wash_the_Mouth,_Throat_and_Teeth,_when_there_is_any
<h162.P006.009>    {Note_214_here}
<h162.P006.010>    defluxion_of_Blood_to_stay_it,_or_of_Humors,_which_causeth
<h162.P006.011>    Pains_and_Swellings:_It_is_a_good_bath_for_Women_to_sit
<h162.P006.012>    over_that_have_their_Courses_flow_too_abundantly;_or_for
<h162.P006.013>    the_Piles_when_they_bleed_too_much._If_a_Pultis_or
<h162.P006.014>    Plaister_be_made_with_dried_Medlars_beaten_and_mixed_with
<h162.P006.015>    the_Juyce_of_red_Roses,_whereunto_a_few_Cloves_and_Nutmeg
<h162.P006.016>    may_be_added,_and_a_little_red_Correl_also,_and_applied_to
<h162.P006.017>    the_Stomach_that_is_given_to_casting,_or_loathing_of_meat,
<h162.P006.018>    it_effectually_helpeth._The_dried_Leavs_in_Pouder,
<h162.P006.019>    strewed_on_fresh,_bleeding_Wounds,_restraineth_the_Blood,
<h162.P006.020>    and_healeth_up_the_Wound_quickly:_The_Medlar_stones_made
<h162.P006.021>    into_Pouder_and_drunk_in_Wine,_wherein_some_Parsley_Roots
<h162.P006.022>    have_bien_infused_all_night,_or_a_little_boyled,_do_break
<h162.P006.023>    the_Stone_in_the_Kidneys,_helping_to_expel_it.
<h162.P006.024>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h162.P008.001>    The_Fruit_is_old_Saturns,_and_sure_a_better_Medicine_he
<h162.P008.002>    hardly_hath_to_strengthen_the_retentive_faculty;_therfore
<h162.P008.003>    it_staies_Womens_Longings,_the_good_old_Man_cannot_endure
<h162.P008.004>    Womens_minds_should_run_a_gadding:_Also_a_Plaister_made_of
<h162.P008.005>    the_Fruit_dried_before_they_be_rotten,_and_other
<h162.P008.006>    convenient_things,_and_applied_to_the_Reins_of_the_Back,
<h162.P008.007>    stops_Miscarriage_in_Women_with_Child.
<h162.P008.008>    =
#
## <h163>
# chapter 163 MELILOT
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h163.P002.001>    This_hath_many_green_Stalks_two_or_three_foot_high,
<h163.P002.002>    rising_from_a_tough_long_white_Root,_which_dieth_not_every
<h163.P002.003>    yeer;_set_round_about_at_the_Joynts_with_smal_and_somwhat
<h163.P002.004>    long_wel_smelling_Leavs_set_three_together,_unevenly
<h163.P002.005>    dented_about_the_edges:_The_Flowers_are_yellow,_and_well
<h163.P002.006>    smelling_also,_made_like_other_Trefoyls,_but_smal,
<h163.P002.007>    standing_in_long_Spikes,_one_above_another,_for_an_hand
<h163.P002.008>    breath_long,_or_better,_which_afterwards_turn_into_long
<h163.P002.009>    crooked_Cods,_wherein_is_contained_flat_Seed,_somwhat
<h163.P002.010>    Brown.
<h163.P002.011>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h163.P004.001>    It_groweth_plentifully_in_many_places_of_this_Land,_as
<h163.P004.002>    in_the_edg_of_Suffolk_and_in_Essex,_as_also_in
<h163.P004.003>    Huntingtonshire,_and_in_other_places,_but_most_usually_in
<h163.P004.004>    Corn_Fields,_in_corners_of_Meadows.
<h163.P004.005>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h163.P006.001>    It_Flowreth_in_June_and_July_and_is_ripe_quickly_after.
<h163.P006.002>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h163.P008.001>    Melilot_boyled_in_Wine_and_applied_mollifieth_all_hard
<h163.P008.002>    Tumors_and_Inflamations_that_happen_in_the_Eyes_or_other
<h163.P008.003>    parts_of_the_Body,_as_the_Fundament:_or_privy_parts_of_Man
<h163.P008.004>    or_Woman;_and_somtimes_the_Yolk_of_a_roasted_Egg,_or_fine
<h163.P008.005>    Flower_or_Poppy_Seed,_or_Endive_is_added_unto_it:_It
<h163.P008.006>    {Note_215_here}
<h163.P008.007>    helpeth_the_spreading_Ulcers_in_the_Head,_it_being_washed
<h163.P008.008>    with_a_Ly_made_thereof;_It_helpeth_the_pains_of_the
<h163.P008.009>    Stomach_being_applied_fresh,_or_boyled_with_any_of_the
<h163.P008.010>    aforenamed_things._It_helpeth_also_the_pains_of_the_Ears
<h163.P008.011>    being_dropped_into_them;_and_steeped_in_Vinegar_and_Rose
<h163.P008.012>    Water_it_mitigateth_the_Headach._The_Flowers_of_Melilot
<h163.P008.013>    and_Chamomel_are_much_used_to_be_put_together_in_Clisters
<h163.P008.014>    to_expel_Wind_&_to_eas_pains;_also_into_Pultices_for_the
<h163.P008.015>    same_purpose,_and_to_asswage_Swellings_or_Tumors_in_the
<h163.P008.016>    Spleen_or_other_parts;_&_helpeth_Inflamations_in_any_part
<h163.P008.017>    of_the_Body._The_Juyce_dropped_into_the_Eyes_is_a
<h163.P008.018>    singular_good_Medicine_to_take_away_any_Film_or_Skin_that
<h163.P008.019>    cloudeth_or_dimmeth_the_Eyesight._The_Head_often_washed
<h163.P008.020>    with_the_distilled_Water_of_the_Herb_and_Flowers,_or_a_Ly
<h163.P008.021>    made_therwith,_is_effectual_for_those_that_have_suddenly
<h163.P008.022>    lost_their_senses;_as_also_to_strengthen_the_Memory,_to
<h163.P008.023>    comfort_the_Head_and_Brains,_and_to_preserve_them_from
<h163.P008.024>    pains_and_the_Apoplexie.
<h163.P008.025>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
#
## <h164>
# chapter 164 FRENCH_DOGS_MERCURY
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h164.P002.001>    This_riseth_up_with_a_square_green_stalk_full_of_Joynts
<h164.P002.002>    two_foot_high_or_therabouts,_with_two_Leaves_at_every
<h164.P002.003>    Joynt_and_branches_likewise_from_both_sides_of_the_stalk,
<h164.P002.004>    set_with_fresh_green_Leaves_somwhat_broad_and_long,_about
<h164.P002.005>    the_bigness_of_the_Leaves_of_Bassell_finely_dented_about
<h164.P002.006>    the_edges:_towards_the_topps_of_the_stalks_and_branches
<h164.P002.007>    come_forth_at_every_Joynt_in_the_Male_Mercury_two_small
<h164.P002.008>    round_green_heads,_standing_together_upon_a_short
<h164.P002.009>    footstalk_which_growing_ripe_are_the_seeds;_not_having_any
<h164.P002.010>    Flower:_In_the_female;_The_stalk_is_longer,_spike_fashion,
<h164.P002.011>    set_round_about_with_smal_green_husks,_which_are_the
<h164.P002.012>    Flowers_made_like_smal_branches_of_Grapes_which_give_no
<h164.P002.013>    seed,_but_abide_long_upon_the_stalks_without_shedding:
<h164.P002.014>    The_Root_is_composed_of_many_smal_Fibres,_which_perisheth
<h164.P002.015>    every_year_at_the_first_approach_of_winter,_and_riseth
<h164.P002.016>    again_of_its_own_sowing,_and_where_it_once_is_suffered_to
<h164.P002.017>    sow_it_self,_the_ground_will_never_want_it_aftewards_even
<h164.P002.018>    both_sorts_of_it.
<h164.P002.019>    =
#
## <h165>
# chapter 165 DOGS_MERCURY
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h165.P002.001>    Having_described_unto_you_that_which_is_called_French
<h165.P002.002>    Mercury,_I_come_now_to_shew_you_in_a_Description_this_kind
<h165.P002.003>    also.
<h165.P002.004>    =
<h165.P002.005>    This_is_likewise_of_two_kinds,_Male_and_Female,_having
<h165.P002.006>    many_stalks_slender_&_lower_than_Mercury_and_without_any
<h165.P002.007>    branches_at_all_upon_them:_The_Male_is_set_with_two_Leavs
<h165.P002.008>    at_every_Joynt_somwhat_greater_than_the_Female,_but_more
<h165.P002.009>    pointed_and_full_of_Veins,_and_somwhat_harder_in_handling,
<h165.P002.010>    of_a_darker_green_colour,_and_less_dented_or_snip'd_about
<h165.P002.011>    the_edges:_At_the_Joynts_with_the_Leavs_come_forth_longer
<h165.P002.012>    Stalks_then_the_former,_with_two_hairy_round_Seeds_upon
<h165.P002.013>    them_twice_as_big_as_those_of_the_former_Mercury:_The_tast
<h165.P002.014>    hereof_is_Herby,_and_the_smel_somwhat_strong_and_Virulent:
<h165.P002.015>    The_Female_hath_much_harder_Leavs_standing_upon_longer
<h165.P002.016>    Footstalks,_and_the_stalks_are_also_longer:_From_the
<h165.P002.017>    Joynts_come_forth_Spikes_of_Flowers,_like_the_French
<h165.P002.018>    Female_Mercury,_The_Roots_of_them_both_are_many,_and_full
<h165.P002.019>    of_smal_Fibres,_which_run_under_ground,_and_mat_themselves
<h165.P002.020>    very_much,_not_perishing_as_the_former_Mercuries_do,_but
<h165.P002.021>    abiding_the_Winter,_and_shoot_forth_new_Branches_every
<h165.P002.022>    yeer_(for_the_old_die_down_to_the_ground.)
<h165.P002.023>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h165.P004.001>    The_Male_and_Female_French_Mercury_are_found_wild_in
<h165.P004.002>    divers_places_of_this_Land;_as_by_a_Village_called
<h165.P004.003>    Brookland_in_Rumney_Marsh_in_Kent.
<h165.P004.004>    =
<h165.P004.005>    The_Dogs_Mercury_in_sundry_places_of_Kent_also,_and
<h165.P004.006>    elswhere;_but_the_Female_more_seldom_than_the_Male.
<h165.P004.007>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h165.P006.001>    They_flourish_in_the_Summer_months,_and_therein_give
<h165.P006.002>    their_Seed.
<h165.P006.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h165.P008.001>    The_Decoction_of_the_Leavs_of_Mercury,_or_the_Juyce
<h165.P008.002>    thereof_in_Broth,_or_Drunk_with_a_little_Sugar_put_to_it,
<h165.P008.003>    purgeth_Chollerick_and_waterish_Humors._Hippocrates
<h165.P008.004>    commendeth_it_wonderfully_for_Womens_Diseases;_and_applied
<h165.P008.005>    it_to_the_secret_parts_to_eas_the_pains_of_the_Mother;_and
<h165.P008.006>    used_the_Decoction_of_it_both_to_procure_Womens_Courses,
<h165.P008.007>    and_to_expel_the_Afterbirth:_And_give_the_Decoction
<h165.P008.008>    thereof_with_Mirrh_or_Pepper,_or_used_to_apply_the_Leavs
<h165.P008.009>    outwardly_against_the_Strangury,_and_Diseases_of_the_Reins
<h165.P008.010>    and_Bladder._He_used_it_also_for_sore_and_watering_Eyes,
<h165.P008.011>    and_for_the_Deafness_and_pain_in_the_Ears,_by_dropping_the
<h165.P008.012>    Juyce_therof_into_them,_and_bathing_them_afterwards_in
<h165.P008.013>    white_Wine.
<h165.P008.014>    {Note_400_here}
<h165.P008.015>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h165.P010.001>    The_Decoction_therof_made_with_Water_and_a_Cock
<h165.P010.002>    Chicken,_is_a_most_safe_Medicine_against_the_hot_fits_of
<h165.P010.003>    Agues:_It_also_clenseth_the_Breast_and_Lungs_of_Flegm,_but
<h165.P010.004>    a_little_offendeth_the_Stomach:_The_Juyce_or_distilled
<h165.P010.005>    Water_snuffed_up_into_the_Nostrils_purgeth_the_Head_and
<h165.P010.006>    Eyes_of_Catarrhes_and_Rhewms._Some_use_to_drink_two_or
<h165.P010.007>    three_ounces_of_the_distilled_water_with_a_little_Sugar
<h165.P010.008>    put_to_it,_in_the_morning_fasting,_to_open_and_purge_the
<h165.P010.009>    Body_of_gross_viscous_and_Melancholly_Humors._It_is
<h165.P010.010>    wonderful_(if_it_be_not_Fabulous)_that_Dioscorides_and
<h165.P010.011>    Theophrastus_do_relate_of_it:_Viz._That_if_Women_use_these
<h165.P010.012>    Herbs_either_Inwardly_or_outwardly_for_three_daies
<h165.P010.013>    together_after_Conception,_and_their_Courses_be_past,_they
<h165.P010.014>    shal_bring_forth_Male_or_Female_Children,_according_to
<h165.P010.015>    that_kind_of_Herb_they_use._Mathiolus_saith,_That_the
<h165.P010.016>    {Note_216_here}
<h165.P010.017>    Seed_of_both_the_Male_and_Female_Mercury_boyled_with
<h165.P010.018>    Wormwood_and_drunk,_cureth_the_yellow_Jaundice_in_a_speedy
<h165.P010.019>    manner:_The_Leavs_or_the_Juyce_rubbed_upon_Warts,_taketh
<h165.P010.020>    them_away:_The_Juyce_mingled_with_some_Vinegar,_helpeth
<h165.P010.021>    all_running_Scabs,_Tetters,_Ringworms_and_the_Itch._Galen
<h165.P010.022>    saith_that_being_applied_in_manner_of_a_Pultis,_to_any
<h165.P010.023>    Swelling_or_Inflamation,_it_digesteth_the_Swelling_and
<h165.P010.024>    allayeth_the_Inflamation;_and_is_therfore_given_in
<h165.P010.025>    Clysters_to_evacuate_the_Belly_from_offensive_Humors.
<h165.P010.026>    =
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#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h165.P012.001>    The_Dogs_Mercury,_although_it_be_less_used_yet_may
<h165.P012.002>    serve_in_the_same_manner_to_the_same_purpose_to_purge
<h165.P012.003>    waterish_and_Melanchollick_Humors.
<h165.P012.004>    =
<h165.P012.005>    Mercury_they_say_owns_this_Herb,_but_I_rather_think
<h165.P012.006>    'tis_Venus,_and_am_partly_confident_of_it_too,_for_I_never
<h165.P012.007>    read_that_Mercury_ever_minded_Womens_businesses_so_much,_I
<h165.P012.008>    beleev_he_minds_his_study_more.
<h165.P012.009>    =
#
## <h166>
# chapter 166 MINT
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h166.P002.001>    Of_all_the_kinds_of_Mints,_the_Spear-Mint_or
<h166.P002.002>    Heart-Mint,_being_most_useful;_I_shal_only_describe_it:_as
<h166.P002.003>    followeth.
<h166.P002.004>    =
<h166.P002.005>    Spear-Mint,_hath_divers_round_Stalks,_and_long,_but
<h166.P002.006>    narrowish_Leavs_set_thereon;_of_a_dark_green_colour._The
<h166.P002.007>    Flowers_stand_in_Spiked_Heads_at_the_tops_of_the_Branches,
<h166.P002.008>    being_of_a_pale_blush_colour._The_smel_or_scent_hereof_is
<h166.P002.009>    somwhat_neer_unto_Bassil._It_encreaseth_by_the_Root_under
<h166.P002.010>    ground,_as_all_the_others_do.
<h166.P002.011>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h166.P004.001>    It_is_an_usual_Inhabitant_in_Gardens;_And_becaus_it
<h166.P004.002>    seldom_giveth_any_good_Seed,_the_defect_is_recompensed_by
<h166.P004.003>    the_plentiful_encreas_of_the_Root,_which_being_once
<h166.P004.004>    planted_in_a_Garden_will_hardly_be_rid_out_again.
<h166.P004.005>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h166.P006.001>    It_Flowreth_not_until_the_beginning_of_August,_for_the
<h166.P006.002>    most_part.
<h166.P006.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h166.P008.001>    Dioscorides_saith,_It_hath_an_heating,_binding_and
<h166.P008.002>    drying_quality,_and_therefor_the_Juyce_taken_with_Vinegar,
<h166.P008.003>    staieth_Bleeding:_It_stirreth_up_Venery_or_Bodily_lust:
<h166.P008.004>    Two_or_three_Branches_thereof_taken_with_the_Juyce_of_sowr
<h166.P008.005>    Pomegranates_stayeth_the_Hiccough,_Vomiting,_and_allayeth
<h166.P008.006>    Choller:_It_dissolveth_Impostumes_being_laid_too_with
<h166.P008.007>    Barley_Meal._It_is_good_to_repress_the_Milk_in_Womens
<h166.P008.008>    Breasts,_and_for_such_as_have_swollen,_flagging,_or_great
<h166.P008.009>    Breasts:_applied_with_Salt,_it_helpeth_the_biting_of_a_Mad
<h166.P008.010>    Dog;_with_Mead_or_Honeyed_Water,_it_easeth_the_pains_of
<h166.P008.011>    the_Ears_and_taketh_away_the_roughness_of_the_Tongue_being
<h166.P008.012>    rubbed_thereupon._It_suffereth_not_Milk_to_curdle_in_the
<h166.P008.013>    {Note_217_here}
<h166.P008.014>    Stomach_if_the_Leavs_hereof_be_steeped_or_boyled_in_it
<h166.P008.015>    before_you_drink_it._Briefly_it_is_very_profitable_to_the
<h166.P008.016>    Stomach:_The_often_use_hereof_is_a_very_powerful_Medicine
<h166.P008.017>    to_stay_Womens_Courses,_and_the_Whites._Applied_to_the
<h166.P008.018>    Forehead_or_Temples,_it_easeth_pains_of_the_Head._And_is
<h166.P008.019>    good_to_wash_the_Heads_of_yong_Children_therewith,_against
<h166.P008.020>    all_manner_of_breakings_out,_Sores,_or_Scabs_therein;_and
<h166.P008.021>    healeth_the_chops_of_the_Fundament._It_is_also_profitable
<h166.P008.022>    against_the_Poyson_of_Venemous_Creatures._The_distilled
<h166.P008.023>    Water_of_Mints_is_available_to_all_the_purposes_aforesaid,
<h166.P008.024>    yet_more_weakly.
<h166.P008.025>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h166.P010.001>    But_if_a_Spirit_thereof_be_rightly_and_Chimically_drawn
<h166.P010.002>    it_is_much_more_powerful_than_the_Herb_it_self._Simeon
<h166.P010.003>    Sethi_saith,_It_helpeth_a_cold_Liver,_strengthneth_the
<h166.P010.004>    Belly_and_Stomach,_causeth_digestion,_staieth_Vomit_and
<h166.P010.005>    the_Hiccough,_is_good_against_the_Gnawings_of_the_Heart,
<h166.P010.006>    provoketh_Appetite,_taketh_away_Obstructions_of_the_Liver,
<h166.P010.007>    and_stirreth_up_Bodily_Lust:_But_thereof_too_much_must_not
<h166.P010.008>    be_taken,_becaus_it_maketh_the_Blood_thin_and_wheyish,_and
<h166.P010.009>    turneth_it_into_choller,_and_therfore_Chollerick_persons
<h166.P010.010>    must_obstain_from_it.
<h166.P010.011>    {Note_218_here}
<h166.P010.012>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h166.P012.001>    It_is_a_safe_Medicine_for_the_biting_of_a_Mad_Dog,
<h166.P012.002>    being_bruised_with_Salt_and_laid_thereon._The_Pouder_of
<h166.P012.003>    it_being_dried_and_taken_after_Meat_helpeth_digestion,_and
<h166.P012.004>    those_that_are_Splenetick:_taken_with_Wine_it_helpeth
<h166.P012.005>    Women_in_the_Sore_Travail_in_Child-bearing;_It_is_good
<h166.P012.006>    against_the_Gravel_and_the_Stone_in_the_Kidneys,_and_the
<h166.P012.007>    Strangury._Being_smelled_unto,_it_is_comfortable_for_the
<h166.P012.008>    Head_and_Memory._The_Decoction_thereof_gargled_in_the
<h166.P012.009>    Mouth_cureth_the_Gums_and_Mouth_that_is_sore,_and_mendeth
<h166.P012.010>    an_ill_favoured_Breath:_as_also_with_Rue_and_Coriander,
<h166.P012.011>    causeth_the_Pallat_of_the_Mouth_that_is_down_to_return_to
<h166.P012.012>    his_place,_the_Decoction_being_gargled_and_held_in_the
<h166.P012.013>    Mouth.
<h166.P012.014>    {Note_219_here}
<h166.P012.015>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h166.P014.001>    The_Vertues_of_the_wild_or_Hors_Mints,_such_as_grow_in
<h166.P014.002>    Ditches_(whose_Description_I_purposely_omitted_in_regard
<h166.P014.003>    that_are_well_enough_known)_are_especially_to_dissolve
<h166.P014.004>    wind_in_the_Stomach,_to_help_the_Chollick,_and_those_that
<h166.P014.005>    are_short_winded,_and_are_an_especial_Remedy_for_those
<h166.P014.006>    that_have_Venerous_Dreams_and_pollutions_in_the_Night
<h166.P014.007>    being_outwardly_applied_to_the_Testicles_or_Cods._The
<h166.P014.008>    Juyce_dropped_into_the_Ears_easeth_the_pains_of_them,_and
<h166.P014.009>    destroyeth_the_Worms_that_breed_therein._They_are_good
<h166.P014.010>    against_the_Venemous_biting_of_Serpents._The_Juyce_laid
<h166.P014.011>    on_warm_helpeth_the_Kings_Evil,_or_Kernels_in_the_Throat:
<h166.P014.012>    The_Decoction_or_distilled_Water_helpeth_a_stinking_Breath
<h166.P014.013>    proceeding_from_the_corruption_of_the_Teeth;_and_snuffed
<h166.P014.014>    up_into_the_Nose_purgeth_the_Head._Pliny_saith,_That
<h166.P014.015>    eating_of_the_Leavs_hath_been_found_by_experience_to_cure_the_Lepry,_and_applying_some_of_them_to_the_Face:_and_to
<h166.P014.016>    help_the_Scurf_or_Dandrif_of_the_Head_used_with_Vinegar.
<h166.P014.017>    =
<h166.P014.018>    They_are_extream_bad_for_wounded_people_and_they_say_a
<h166.P014.019>    wounded_man_that_eats_Mints_his_Wound_will_never_be_cured,
<h166.P014.020>    and_that's_a_long_day.
<h166.P014.021>    =
#
## <h167>
# chapter 167 MISSELTO
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h167.P002.001>    This_riseth_up_from_the_Branch_or_Arm_of_the_Tree
<h167.P002.002>    whereon_it_groweth,_with_a_woody_Stem,_parting_it_self
<h167.P002.003>    into_sundry_Branches,_and_they_again_devided_into_many
<h167.P002.004>    other_smaller_Twigs,_interlacing_themselves_one_within
<h167.P002.005>    another,_very_much_covered_with_a_grayish_green_Bark,
<h167.P002.006>    having_two_Leaves_set_at_every_Joynt,_and_at_the_end
<h167.P002.007>    likewise,_which_are_somwhat_long_and_narrow,_smal_at_the
<h167.P002.008>    bottom_but_broader_toward_the_end._At_the_Knots_or_Joynts
<h167.P002.009>    of_the_Boughs_and_Branches,_grow_smal_yellowish_Flowers,
<h167.P002.010>    which_turn_into_smal_round_white_transparant_Berries_three
<h167.P002.011>    or_four_together,_full_of_glutinous_moisture,_with_a
<h167.P002.012>    blackish_Seed_in_every_of_them,_which_was_never_yet_known
<h167.P002.013>    to_spring_being_put_into_the_ground_or_any_where_els_to
<h167.P002.014>    grow.
<h167.P002.015>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h167.P004.001>    It_groweth_very_rarely_on_Oaks_with_us,_but_upon_sundry
<h167.P004.002>    other,_as_well_Timber_as_Fruit-Trees,_plentifully_in
<h167.P004.003>    Woods,_Groves,_and_the_like_through_all_this_Land.
<h167.P004.004>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h167.P006.001>    It_Flowreth_in_the_Spring_time,_but_the_Berries_be_not
<h167.P006.002>    ripe_until_October,_and_abide_on_the_Branches_all_the
<h167.P006.003>    Winter,_unless_the_Black-Birds,_and_other_Birds_do_devour
<h167.P006.004>    them.
<h167.P006.005>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h167.P008.001>    Both_the_Leavs_and_Berries_of_Mistleto_do_heat_and_dry,
<h167.P008.002>    and_are_of_subtil_parts:_The_Birdlime_doth_mollifie_hard
<h167.P008.003>    Knots,_Tumors,_and_Impostumes,_ripeneth_and_discusseth
<h167.P008.004>    them;_and_draweth_forth_thick_as_well_as_thin_Humors_from
<h167.P008.005>    the_remote_places_of_the_Body,_digesting_and_separating
<h167.P008.006>    them:_And_being_mixed_with_equal_parts_of_Rozin_and_Wax,
<h167.P008.007>    doth_mollifie_the_hardness_of_the_Spleen,_and_healeth_old
<h167.P008.008>    Ulcers_and_Sores:_Being_mixed_with_Sandarack,_and_Ortment,
<h167.P008.009>    it_helpeth_to_draw_off_foul_Nails:_and_if_quicklime_and
<h167.P008.010>    {Note_220_here}
<h167.P008.011>    Wine_Lees_be_added_thereunto_it_worketh_the_stronger._The
<h167.P008.012>    Mistleto_it_self_of_the_Oak_(as_the_best)_made_into_Pouder
<h167.P008.013>    and_given_in_drink_to_those_that_have_the
<h167.P008.014>    Falling-sickness,_doth_assuredly_heal_them_as_Mathiolus
<h167.P008.015>    saith,_but_it_is_fit_to_use_it_for_forty_daies_together.
<h167.P008.016>    Some_have_so_highly_esteemed_of_the_Vertues_hereof_that
<h167.P008.017>    they_have_called_it_Lignum_Sanctae_Crucus,_Wood_of_the
<h167.P008.018>    holy_Cross,_beleeving_it_to_help_the_Falling-sickness,
<h167.P008.019>    Apoplexie,_and_Palsie_very_speedily,_not_only_to_be
<h167.P008.020>    inwardly_taken,_but_to_be_hung_at_their_Necks._Tragus
<h167.P008.021>    saith,_That_the_fresh_Wood_of_any_Mistleto_bruised,_and
<h167.P008.022>    the_Joyce_drawn_forth_and_dropped_into_the_Ears_that_have
<h167.P008.023>    Imposthumes_in_them,_doth_help_and_eas_them_within_a_few
<h167.P008.024>    daies.
<h167.P008.025>    =
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#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h167.P010.001>    That_it_is_under_the_Dominion_of_the_Sun,_I_do_not
<h167.P010.002>    question,_and_can_also_take_for_granted_that_that_which
<h167.P010.003>    grows_upon_Oaks_participates_somthing_of_the_Nature_of
<h167.P010.004>    Jupiter,_becaus_an_Oak_is_one_of_his_Trees;_as_also_that
<h167.P010.005>    which_grows_upon_Pear-trees_and_Apple-trees,_participates
<h167.P010.006>    somthing_of_the_Nature,_becaus_he_rules_the_Trees,_and_it
<h167.P010.007>    draws_sap_from_the_Trees,_it_grows_upon_having_no_Root_of
<h167.P010.008>    its_own,_but_why_that_should_have_most_vertues_that_grows
<h167.P010.009>    upon_Oaks_I_know_not,_unless_becaus_'tis_rarest,_and
<h167.P010.010>    hardest_to_come_by,_and_our_Colledges_Opinion_is_in_this
<h167.P010.011>    contrary_to_the_Scripture_which_saith,_Gods_tender_Mercies
<h167.P010.012>    are_over_all_his_Works,_and_so_'tis,_Let_the_Colledg_of
<h167.P010.013>    Physitians_walk_as_contrary_to_him_as_they_pleas,_and
<h167.P010.014>    that's_as_contrary_as_the_East_is_to_the_West._Clusius
<h167.P010.015>    affirms_that_which_grows_upon_Pear-trees_to_be_as
<h167.P010.016>    prevalent,_and_give_order_that_is_should_not_touch_the
<h167.P010.017>    ground_after_it_is_gathered,_and_also_saith,_That_being
<h167.P010.018>    hung_about_the_Neck,_it_remedies_Witchcraft.
<h167.P010.019>    =
#
## <h168>
# chapter 168 MONEY-WORT
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h168.P002.001>    The_common_Money-wort,_sendeth_forth_from_a_small
<h168.P002.002>    threddy_Root,_divers_long,_weak,_and_slender_Branches
<h168.P002.003>    lying_and_running_upon_the_ground_two_or_three_Foot_long
<h168.P002.004>    or_more,_set_with_Leavs_two_at_a_Joynt_one_against_another
<h168.P002.005>    at_equal_distances,_which_are_almost_round,_but_pointed_at
<h168.P002.006>    the_ends,_smooth_and_of_a_good_green_colour:_At_the_Joynts
<h168.P002.007>    with_the_Leavs_from_the_middle_foreward_come_forth_at
<h168.P002.008>    every_Joynt_somtimes_one_yellow_Flower,_and_somtimes_two,
<h168.P002.009>    standing_each_on_a_smal_Footstalk,_and_made_of_five_Leavs,
<h168.P002.010>    narrow,_and_pointed_at_the_ends,_with_some_yellow_threds
<h168.P002.011>    in_the_middle:_which_being_past,_there_stand_in_their
<h168.P002.012>    places_smal_round_Heads_of_Seed.
<h168.P002.013>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h168.P004.001>    It_groweth_plentifully_in_almost_all_places_of_this
<h168.P004.002>    Land;_commonly_in_moist_grounds_by_Hedg_sides,_and_in_the
<h168.P004.003>    middle_of_grassy_Fields.
<h168.P004.004>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h168.P006.001>    They_Flower_in_June_and_July,_and_their_Seed_is_ripe
<h168.P006.002>    quickly_after.
<h168.P006.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h168.P008.001>    Moneywort_is_singular_good_to_stay_all_Fluxes_in_Men_or
<h168.P008.002>    Woman,_whether_they_be_Lasks,_Bloody_Fluxes,_the_Flowing
<h168.P008.003>    of_Womens_Courses,_Bleedings_inwardly_or_outwardly,_and
<h168.P008.004>    the_weakness_of_the_Stomach_that_is_given_to_casting._It
<h168.P008.005>    {Note_221_here}
<h168.P008.006>    is_very_good_also_for_all_Ulcers,_or_Excoriations_of_the
<h168.P008.007>    Lungs_or_other_inward_parts._It_is_exceeding_good_for_all
<h168.P008.008>    Wounds,_either_fresh_or_green_to_heal_them_speedily;_and
<h168.P008.009>    for_old_Ulcers_that_are_of_a_spreading_nature:_For_all
<h168.P008.010>    which_purposes,_The_Juyce_of_the_Herb,_or_the_Pouder_drunk
<h168.P008.011>    in_Water,_wherein_hot_Steel_hath_been_often_quenched:_Or
<h168.P008.012>    the_Decoction_of_the_green_Herb_in_Wine_or_Water_drunk;_Or
<h168.P008.013>    the_Seed,_Juyce_or_Decoction_used_to_the_outward_places_to
<h168.P008.014>    wash_or_bath_them,_or_to_have_Tents_dipped_therein_and_put
<h168.P008.015>    into_them,_are_effectual.
<h168.P008.016>    =
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#end marginalnote
#
## <h169>
# chapter 169 MOONWORT
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h169.P002.001>    This_riseth_up_usually_but_with_one_dark_green_thick
<h169.P002.002>    and_fat_Leaf_standing_upon_a_short_footstalk,_not_above
<h169.P002.003>    two_fingers_breadth;_but_when_it_will_flower_it_may_be
<h169.P002.004>    said_to_beare_a_small_slender_stalk_about_four_or_five
<h169.P002.005>    Inches_high,_having_but_one_leaf_set_in_the_middle_therof,
<h169.P002.006>    which_is_much_devided_on_both_sides_into_somtimes_five_or
<h169.P002.007>    seven_parts_on_a_sid,_somtimes_more,_each_of_which_parts
<h169.P002.008>    is_small_next_the_middle_rib,_but_broad_forwards_and_round
<h169.P002.009>    pointed,_resembling_therein_an_half_Moon_from_whence_it
<h169.P002.010>    took_the_name,_the_upper_most_parts_or_divisions_being
<h169.P002.011>    less_than_the_lowest:_The_Stalk_riseth_above_this_Leaf_two
<h169.P002.012>    or_three_inches,_bearing_many_Branches_of_small_long
<h169.P002.013>    Tongues,_every_one_like_the_spiky_Head_of_Adders-tongue,
<h169.P002.014>    of_a_brownish_colour,_which_whether_I_shall_call_them
<h169.P002.015>    Flowers_or_the_Seed,_I_well_know_not:_which_after_they
<h169.P002.016>    have_continued_a_while_resolve_into_a_Mealy_dust:_The_Root
<h169.P002.017>    is_smal_and_Fibrous._This_hath_somtimes_divers_such_like
<h169.P002.018>    Leavs_as_are_before_Described,_with_so_many_branches_or
<h169.P002.019>    tops_arising_from_one_Stalk_each_devided_from_the_other.
<h169.P002.020>    =
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# unit P text
<h169.P004.001>    It_groweth_on_Hills,_and_Heaths,_yet_where_there_is
<h169.P004.002>    much_Grass,_for_therein_it_delighteth_to_grow.
<h169.P004.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h169.P006.001>    It_is_to_be_found_only_in_April_and_May,_for_in_June
<h169.P006.002>    when_any_hot_weather_cometh_for_the_most_part_it_is
<h169.P006.003>    withered_and_gone.
<h169.P006.004>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h169.P008.001>    Moonwort_is_cold_and_drying_more_than_Adders-tongue,
<h169.P008.002>    and_is_therefore_held_to_be_more_available_for_all_Wounds
<h169.P008.003>    both_inward_and_outward:_The_Leavs_boyled_in_red_Wine_and
<h169.P008.004>    drunk_stayeth_the_immoderate_Flux_of_Womens_Courses_and
<h169.P008.005>    the_Whites:_It_also_staieth_Bleeding,_Vomitings,_and_other
<h169.P008.006>    Fluxes;_It_helpeth_all_Blows_and_Bruises,_and_to
<h169.P008.007>    consolidate_all_Fractures_and_Dislocations._It_is_good
<h169.P008.008>    for_Ruptures:_But_it_is_chiefly_used_by_most,_with_other
<h169.P008.009>    Herbs_to_make_Oyls_or_Balsoms_to_heal_fresh_or_green
<h169.P008.010>    Wounds_(as_I_said_before)_either_inward_or_outward,_for
<h169.P008.011>    which_it_is_excellent_good.
<h169.P008.012>    {Note_222_here}
<h169.P008.013>    =
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# unit P text
<h169.P010.001>    Moonwort_is_an_Herb_which_they_say_will_open_Locks,_and
<h169.P010.002>    unshoo_such_Horses_as_tread_upon_it,_this_some_laugh_to
<h169.P010.003>    scorn,_and_those_no_smal_Fools_neither,_but_Country_people
<h169.P010.004>    that_I_know,_call_it_«Unshoo_the_Horse»_besides_I_have
<h169.P010.005>    heard_Commanders_say,_That_on_White_Down_in_Devon_neer
<h169.P010.006>    Tiverton,_there_was_found_thirty_Hors_shoos,_pulled_off
<h169.P010.007>    from_the_feet_of_the_Earl_of_Essex_his_Horses_being_there
<h169.P010.008>    drawn_up_in_a_Body,_many_of_them_being_but_newly_shod,_and
<h169.P010.009>    no_reason_known,_which_caused_much_admiration;_and_the
<h169.P010.010>    Herb_described_usually_grows_upon_Heaths._The_Moon_owns
<h169.P010.011>    the_Herb.
<h169.P010.012>    =
#
## <h170>
# chapter 170 MOSSES
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit P text
<h170.P001.001>    I_shal_not_trouble_the_Reader_with_any_Description_of
<h170.P001.002>    these,_sith_my_intent_is_to_speak_only_of_two_kinds_as_the
<h170.P001.003>    most_principal,_Viz._Ground-Moss,_and_Tree-Moss,_both
<h170.P001.004>    which_are_very_well_know.
<h170.P001.005>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h170.P003.001>    The_Gound-Moss,_growing_in_our_moist_Woods,_and_the
<h170.P003.002>    bottoms_of_Hills,_in_boggy_grounds,_and_in_shadowy
<h170.P003.003>    Ditches,_and_many_other_such_like_places.
<h170.P003.004>    =
<h170.P003.005>    The_Tree-Moss_groweth_only_on_Trees.
<h170.P003.006>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h170.P005.001>    The_Ground-Moss,_is_held_to_be_singular_good_to_break
<h170.P005.002>    the_Stone,_and_to_expel_and_drive_it_forth_by_Urin,_being
<h170.P005.003>    boyled_in_Wine_and_drunk:_The_Herb_bruised_and_boyled_in
<h170.P005.004>    Water_and_applied_easeth_al_Inflamations_and_pains_coming
<h170.P005.005>    of_an_hot_caus;_and_is_therfore_used_to_eas_the_pains_of
<h170.P005.006>    the_hot_Gout.
<h170.P005.007>    {Note_223_here}
<h170.P005.008>    =
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# unit P text
<h170.P007.001>    The_Tree-Mosses_are_cooling_and_binding,_and_partake_of
<h170.P007.002>    a_digesting_and_mollifying_quality_withal,_as_Galen_saith.
<h170.P007.003>    But_each_Moss_doth_partake_of_the_Nature_of_the_Tree_from
<h170.P007.004>    whence_it_is_taken;_therefore_that_of_the_Oak_is_more
<h170.P007.005>    Binding;_and_is_of_good_effect_to_stay_Fluxes_in_man_or
<h170.P007.006>    Woman,_as_also_Vomitings_or_Bleedings,_the_Pouder_thereof
<h170.P007.007>    being_taken_in_Wine:_The_Decoction_thereof_in_Wine_is
<h170.P007.008>    very_good_for_Women_to_be_bathed_with,_or_to_sit_in_that
<h170.P007.009>    are_toubled_with_the_overflowing_of_their_Courses:_The
<h170.P007.010>    same_being_drunk_stayeth_the_Stomach_that_is_troubled_with
<h170.P007.011>    casting,_or_the_Hiccough;_and_as_Avicenna_saith,_it
<h170.P007.012>    comforteth_the_Heart:_The_Pouder_thereof_taken_in_Drink
<h170.P007.013>    for_some_time_together,_is_thought_available_for_the
<h170.P007.014>    Dropsie._The_Oyl_of_Roses_that_hath_had_fresh_Moss
<h170.P007.015>    steeped_therin_for_a_time,_and_after_boyled_and_applied_to
<h170.P007.016>    the_Temples_and_Forehead,_doth_Merveilously_eas_the
<h170.P007.017>    Headach_coming_of_a_hot_caus,_as_also_the_Distillations_of
<h170.P007.018>    hot_Rhewm_or_Humors_to_the_Eyes_or_other_parts:_The
<h170.P007.019>    Antients_much_used_it_in_their_Oyntments_and_other
<h170.P007.020>    Medicines_against_Lassitude,_and_to_strengthen_and_comfort
<h170.P007.021>    the_Sinews._For_which,_if_it_was_good_then,_I_know_no
<h170.P007.022>    reason_but_it_may_be_found_so_still.
<h170.P007.023>    =
#
## <h171>
# chapter 171 MOTHERWORT
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h171.P002.001>    This_hath_a_hard,_square,_brownish,_rough,_strong
<h171.P002.002>    Stalk,_rising_three_or_four_foot_high_at_the_least,
<h171.P002.003>    spreading_into_many_Branches,_whereon_grow_Leavs_on_each
<h171.P002.004>    side_with_long_Footstalks,_two_at_every_Joynt,_which_are
<h171.P002.005>    somwhat_broad_and_long_as_it_were,_rough,_or_crumpled,
<h171.P002.006>    with_many_great_Veins_therein;_of_a_sad_green_colour,_and
<h171.P002.007>    deeply_dented_about_the_edges,_and_almost_devided:_From
<h171.P002.008>    the_middle_of_the_Branches_up_to_the_tops_of_them_(which
<h171.P002.009>    are_very_long_and_smal)_grow_the_Flowers_round_about_them
<h171.P002.010>    at_distances_in_sharp_pointed_rough_hard_Husks,_of_a_more
<h171.P002.011>    red_or_purple-colour_than_Balm_or_Horehound,_but_in_the
<h171.P002.012>    same_manner_and_form_as_the_Horehounds:_after_which_come
<h171.P002.013>    smal_round_blackish_Seed_in_great_plenty:_The_Root_sendeth
<h171.P002.014>    forth_a_number_of_long_Strings_and_smal_Fibres,_taking
<h171.P002.015>    strong_hold_in_the_Ground;_of_a_dark_yellowish_or_brownish
<h171.P002.016>    colour,_and_abideth_as_the_Horehound_doth;_the_smell_of
<h171.P002.017>    this_being_not_much_different_from_it.
<h171.P002.018>    =
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# unit P text
<h171.P004.001>    It_groweth_only_in_Gardens_with_us_in_England.
<h171.P004.002>    =
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# unit P text
<h171.P006.001>    Motherwort,_is_held_to_be_of_much_use_for_the_trembling
<h171.P006.002>    of_the_Heart,_and_in_faintings_and_swounings_from_whence
<h171.P006.003>    it_took_the_name_Cardiaca._The_Pouder_thereof_to_the
<h171.P006.004>    quantity_of_a_spoonful_drunk_in_Wine_is_a_wonderful_help
<h171.P006.005>    to_Women_in_their_Sore_Travails,_as_also_for_the
<h171.P006.006>    suffocations_or_risings_of_the_Mother;_and_from_these
<h171.P006.007>    effects_it_is_likely_it_took_the_name_of_Motherwort_with
<h171.P006.008>    us._It_also_provoketh_Urine_and_Womens_Courses,_clenseth
<h171.P006.009>    the_Chest_of_cold_Flegm_oppressing_it,_and_killeth_the
<h171.P006.010>    Worms_in_the_Belly:_It_is_of_good_use_to_warm_and_dry_up
<h171.P006.011>    the_cold_Humors,_to_digest_and_dispers_them_that_are
<h171.P006.012>    settled_in_the_Veins,_Joynts,_and_Sinews_of_the_Body,_and
<h171.P006.013>    to_help_Cramps,_and_Convulsions.
<h171.P006.014>    {Note_224_here}
<h171.P006.015>    =
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# unit P text
<h171.P008.001>    Venus_owns_the_Herb,_and_it_is_under_Leo,_there_is_no
<h171.P008.002>    better_Herb_to_drive_Melancholly_Vapors_from_the_Heart,_to
<h171.P008.003>    strengthen_it,_and_make_a_merry_cheerful_blith_soul,_than
<h171.P008.004>    this_Herb,_it_may_be_kept_in_a_Syrup_or_Conserv,_therfore
<h171.P008.005>    the_Latins_called_it_Cardiaca:_Besides,_it_makes_Women
<h171.P008.006>    joyful_Mothers_of_Children,_and_settles_their_Wombs_as
<h171.P008.007>    they_should_be,_therfore_we_call_it_Motherwort.
<h171.P008.008>    =
#
## <h172>
# chapter 172 MOUSEAR
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit P text
<h172.P001.001>    Ths_is_a_low_Herb_creeping_upon_the_ground_by_small
<h172.P001.002>    strings_like_the_Strawberry_Plant,_whereby_it_shooteth
<h172.P001.003>    forth_small_Roots,_whereat_grow_upon_the_Ground_many_small
<h172.P001.004>    and_somwhat_short_Leavs_set_in_a_round_form_together,
<h172.P001.005>    hollowish_in_the_middle_where_they_are_broadest,_of_an
<h172.P001.006>    hoary_colour_all_over,_and_very_hairy,_which_being_broken
<h172.P001.007>    do_give_a_white_Milk:_From_among_these_Leavs_spring_up_two
<h172.P001.008>    or_three_smal_hoary_Stalks_about_a_span_high,_with_a_few
<h172.P001.009>    smaller_Leavs_thereon;_At_the_tops_whereof_standeth
<h172.P001.010>    usually_but_one_Flower,_consisting_of_many_paler_yellow
<h172.P001.011>    Leavs_broad_at_the_points,_and_a_little_dented_in,_set_in
<h172.P001.012>    three_or_four_rows,_the_greater_outermost,_very_like_a
<h172.P001.013>    Dandelyon_Flower,_and_a_little_reddish_underneath_about
<h172.P001.014>    the_edges,_especially_if_it_grow_in_a_dry_ground:_which
<h172.P001.015>    after_they_have_stood_long_in_Flower,_do_turn_into_Down,
<h172.P001.016>    which_with_the_Seed_is_carryed_away_with_the_Wind.
<h172.P001.017>    =
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# unit P text
<h172.P003.001>    It_groweth_in_Ditch_Banks,_and_somtimes_in_Ditches_if
<h172.P003.002>    they_be_dry_and_in_sandy_Grounds.
<h172.P003.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h172.P005.001>    It_Flowreth_about_June_and_July,_and_abideth_green_all
<h172.P005.002>    the_Winter.
<h172.P005.003>    =
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# unit P text
<h172.P007.001>    The_Juyce_hereof_taken_in_Wine_or_the_Decoction_thereof
<h172.P007.002>    drunk_doth_help_the_Jaundice_although_of_long_continuance,
<h172.P007.003>    to_drink_thereof_morning_and_evening,_and_abstain_from
<h172.P007.004>    other_drink_two_or_three_hours_after:_It_is_a_special
<h172.P007.005>    Remedy_against_the_Stone,_and_the_tormenting_pains
<h172.P007.006>    thereof;_as_also_other_Tortures_and_griping_pains_of_the
<h172.P007.007>    Bowels;_The_Decoction_thereof_with_Succory_and_Centaury,
<h172.P007.008>    is_held_very_eflectual_to_help_the_Dropsie,_and_them_that
<h172.P007.009>    are_inclining_thereunto,_and_the_Diseases_of_the_Spleen.
<h172.P007.010>    {Note_225_here}
<h172.P007.011>    It_stayeth_the_Fluxes_of_Blood_either_at_the_Mouth_or
<h172.P007.012>    Nose,_and_inward_Bleedings_also,_for_it_is_a_singular
<h172.P007.013>    Wound_Herb_for_Wounds_both_inward_and_outward;_It_helpeth
<h172.P007.014>    the_Bloody_Flux_and_stayeth_the_abundance_of_Womens
<h172.P007.015>    Courses:_There_is_a_Syrup_made_of_the_Juyce_hereof_and
<h172.P007.016>    Sugar_by_the_Apothecaries_of_Italy,_and_other_places,
<h172.P007.017>    which_is_of_much_account_with_them,_to_be_given_to_those
<h172.P007.018>    that_are_troubled_with_the_Cough_or_Phtisick:_The_same
<h172.P007.019>    also_is_singular_good_for_Ruptures_or_Burstings._The
<h172.P007.020>    green_Herb_bruised_and_presently_bound_to_any_fresh_cut_or
<h172.P007.021>    Wound,_doth_quickly_soder_the_lips_thereof._And_the
<h172.P007.022>    Juyce,_Decoction,_or_Pouder_of_the_dried_Herb,_is_most
<h172.P007.023>    singular_to_stay_the_Malignity_of_spreading_and_fretting
<h172.P007.024>    Cankers_and_Ulcers_wheresoever,_yea_in_the_Mouth,_or
<h172.P007.025>    secret_parts:_The_distilled_Water_of_the_Plant_is
<h172.P007.026>    available_in_all_the_Diseases_aforesaid,_and_to_wash
<h172.P007.027>    outward_Wounds_and_Sores,_and_to_apply_Tents,_or_Cloaths
<h172.P007.028>    wet_therein.
<h172.P007.029>    =
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# unit P text
<h172.P009.001>    The_Moon_owns_the_Herb_also,_and_though_Authors_cry_out
<h172.P009.002>    upon_Alchymists_for_attempting_to_fix_Quick_Silver_by_this
<h172.P009.003>    Herb_and_Moonwort:_A_Roman_would_not_have_judged_a_thing
<h172.P009.004>    by_the_success,_if_it_be_to_be_fixed_at_all,_'tis_by_Lunar
<h172.P009.005>    Influence.
<h172.P009.006>    =
#
## <h173>
# chapter 173 MUGWORT
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h173.P002.001>    The_common_Mugwort_have_divers_Leavs_lying_upon_the
<h173.P002.002>    ground,_very_much_devided,_or_cut_deeply_in_about_the
<h173.P002.003>    Brims_somwhat_like_Wormwood_but_much_larger,_of_a_dark
<h173.P002.004>    green_colour_on_the_upper_side_and_very_hoary_white
<h173.P002.005>    underneath._The_stalks_rise_to_be_four_or_five_foot_high,
<h173.P002.006>    having_on_it_such_like_Leavs_as_those_below,_but_somwhat
<h173.P002.007>    smaller,_branching_forth_very_much_toward_the_top,_whereon
<h173.P002.008>    are_set_very_small_pale_yellowish_Flowers_like_Buttons,
<h173.P002.009>    which_fall_away,_and_after_them_come_small_Seed_inclosed
<h173.P002.010>    in_round_Heads:_The_Root_is_long_and_hard_with_many_smal
<h173.P002.011>    Fibres_growing_from_it,_whereby_it_taketh_strong_hold_in
<h173.P002.012>    the_ground,_but_both_Stalk_and_Leaf_do_die_down_every
<h173.P002.013>    yeer,_and_the_Root_shooteth_anew_in_the_Spring._The_whol
<h173.P002.014>    Plant_is_of_a_reasonable_good_scent,_and_is_more_easily
<h173.P002.015>    propogated_by_the_Slips,_than_by_the_Seed.
<h173.P002.016>    =
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# unit P text
<h173.P004.001>    It_groweth_plentifully_in_many_places_of_this_Land,_by
<h173.P004.002>    the_way_sides,_as_also_by_smal_Water-Courses,_and_in
<h173.P004.003>    divers_other_places.
<h173.P004.004>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h173.P006.001>    It_Flowreth_and_Seedeth_in_the_end_of_Summer.
<h173.P006.002>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h173.P008.001>    Mugwort_is_with_good_success_put_among_other_Herbs_that
<h173.P008.002>    are_boyled_for_Women_to_sit_over_the_hot_Decoction,_to
<h173.P008.003>    draw_down_their_Courses,_to_help_the_Delivery_of_the
<h173.P008.004>    Birth,_and_expel_the_Afterbirth,_as_also_for_the
<h173.P008.005>    Obstructions_and_Inflamations_of_the_Mother._It_breaketh
<h173.P008.006>    {Note_226_here}
<h173.P008.007>    the_Stone,_and_causeth_one_to_make_water_where_it_is
<h173.P008.008>    stopped:_The_Juyce_thereof_made_up_with_Mirth,_and_put
<h173.P008.009>    under_as_a_Pessary,_worketh_the_same_effect,_and_so_doth
<h173.P008.010>    the_Root_also,_being_made_up_with_Hogs_Greas_into_an
<h173.P008.011>    Oyntment,_it_taketh_away_Wens_and_hard_Knots_and_Kernels
<h173.P008.012>    that_grow_about_the_Neck_and_Throat,_and_easeth_the_pains
<h173.P008.013>    about_the_Neck_more_effectually,_if_some_Field_Daisies_be
<h173.P008.014>    put_with_it._The_Herb_it_self_being_fresh_or_the_Juyce
<h173.P008.015>    thereof_taken,_is_a_special_Remedy_upon_the_overmuch
<h173.P008.016>    taking_of_Opium._Three_drams_of_the_Pouder_of_the_dried
<h173.P008.017>    Leavs_taken_in_Wine,_is_a_speedy_and_the_best_certain_help
<h173.P008.018>    for_the_Sciatica._A_Decoction_thereof_made_with_Chamomel
<h173.P008.019>    and_Agrimony,_and_the_place_bathed_therewith_while_it_is
<h173.P008.020>    warm,_taketh_away_the_pains_of_the_Sinews_and_the_Cramp.
<h173.P008.021>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h173.P010.001>    This_is_an_Herb_of_Venus,_therefore_maintaineth_the
<h173.P010.002>    parts_of_the_Body_she_rules,_and_Remedies_the_Diseases_of
<h173.P010.003>    the_parts_that_are_under_her_Signs,_Taurus_and_Libra.
<h173.P010.004>    =
#
## <h174>
# chapter 174 MULBERRY-TREE
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit P text
<h174.P001.001>    This_is_so_well_known_in_the_places_where_it_groweth,
<h174.P001.002>    that_it_needeth_no_Description.
<h174.P001.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h174.P003.001>    It_beareth_Fruit_in_the_Months_of_July_and_August.
<h174.P003.002>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h174.P005.001>    The_Mulberry_is_of_different_parts;_the_ripe_Berries_by
<h174.P005.002>    reason_of_their_Sweetness_and_slippery_moisture,_opening
<h174.P005.003>    the_Belly,_and_the_unripe_binding_it,_especially_when_they
<h174.P005.004>    are_dried,_and_then_they_are_good_to_stay_Fluxes,_Lasks,
<h174.P005.005>    and_the_abundance_of_Womens_Courses._The_Bark_of_the_Root
<h174.P005.006>    killeth_the_broad_Worms_in_the_Body._The_Juyce,_or_the
<h174.P005.007>    Syrup_made_of_the_Juyce_of_the_Berries,_helpeth_all
<h174.P005.008>    {Note_227_here}
<h174.P005.009>    Inflamations_and_Sores_in_the_Mouth_or_Throat,_and_the
<h174.P005.010>    Pallet_of_the_Mouth_when_it_is_fallen_down._The_Juyce_of
<h174.P005.011>    the_Leavs_is_a_Remedy_against_the_biting_of_serpents,_and
<h174.P005.012>    for_those_that_have_taken_Aconite:_The_Leavs_beaten_with
<h174.P005.013>    Vinegar_is_good_to_lay_on_any_place_that_is_burnt_with
<h174.P005.014>    fire._A_Decoction_made_of_the_Bark_and_Leavs,_is_good_to
<h174.P005.015>    wash_the_Mouth_and_Teeth_when_they_ach._If_the_Root_be_a
<h174.P005.016>    little_slit_or_cut,_and_a_smal_hole_made_in_the_ground
<h174.P005.017>    next_thereunto,_in_the_Harvest_time,_it_will_give_out_a
<h174.P005.018>    certain_Juyce,_which_being_hardned,_the_next_day_is_of
<h174.P005.019>    good_use_to_help_the_Toothach,_to_dissolve_Knots,_and
<h174.P005.020>    purge_the_Belly:_The_Leavs_of_Mulberries_are_said_to_stay
<h174.P005.021>    bleeding_at_Mouth_or_Nose,_or_the_Bleeding_of_the_Piles,
<h174.P005.022>    or_of_a_Wound_being_bound_unto_the_places._A_Branch_of
<h174.P005.023>    the_Tree_taken_when_the_Moon_is_at_the_full_and_bound_to
<h174.P005.024>    the_Wrist_of_a_Womans_Arm_whose_Courses_come_down_too_much
<h174.P005.025>    doth_stay_them_in_a_short_space.
<h174.P005.026>    =
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#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h174.P007.001>    Mercury_rules_the_Tree,_therefore_are_its_effects
<h174.P007.002>    variable_as_his_are.
<h174.P007.003>    =
#
## <h175>
# chapter 175 MULLEIN
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h175.P002.001>    The_common_white_Mullein_hath_many_fair_large_wooly
<h175.P002.002>    white_Leavs_lying_next_the_ground,_somwhat_longer_than
<h175.P002.003>    broad,_pointed_at_the_ends,_and_as_it_were_dented_about
<h175.P002.004>    the_edges:_The_Stalk_riseth_up_to_be_four_or_five_Foot
<h175.P002.005>    high,_covered_over_with_such_like_Leavs,_but_lesser,_so
<h175.P002.006>    that_no_Stalk_can_be_seen_for_the_multitude_of_Leavs
<h175.P002.007>    thereon_up_to_the_Flowers,_which_come_forth_on_all_sides
<h175.P002.008>    of_the_Stalk,_without_any_Branches_for_the_most_part,_and
<h175.P002.009>    are_many_set_together_in_a_long_spike,_in_some_of_a_gold
<h175.P002.010>    yellow_colour,_in_others_more_pale,_consisting_of_five
<h175.P002.011>    round_pointed_Leavs,_which_afterwards_give_smal_round
<h175.P002.012>    Heads,_wherein_is_smal_brownish_Seed_contained:_The_Root
<h175.P002.013>    is_long,_white,_and_Woody,_perishing_after_it_hath_born
<h175.P002.014>    Seed.
<h175.P002.015>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h175.P004.001>    It_groweth_by_the_way_sides,_and_in_Lanes_in_many
<h175.P004.002>    places_of_this_Land.
<h175.P004.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h175.P006.001>    It_Flowreth_in_July,_or_thereabouts.
<h175.P006.002>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h175.P008.001>    A_smal_quantity_of_the_Root_given_in_Wine,_is_commended
<h175.P008.002>    by_Dioscorides_against_Lasks_and_Fluxes_of_the_Belly:_The
<h175.P008.003>    Decoction_thereof_drunk_is_profitable_for_those_that_are
<h175.P008.004>    Bursten,_and_for_Cramps_and_Convulsions,_and_for_those
<h175.P008.005>    that_are_troubled_with_an_old_Cough._The_Decoction
<h175.P008.006>    thereof_gargled_easeth_the_pains_of_the_Toothach:_An_Oyl
<h175.P008.007>    made_by_the_often_Infusion_of_the_Flowers,_is_of_very_good
<h175.P008.008>    effect_for_the_Piles._The_Decoction_of_the_Root_in_Red
<h175.P008.009>    Wine,_or_in_Water_(if_there_be_an_Ague)_wherein_red_hot
<h175.P008.010>    Steel_hath_been_often_quenched,_doth_stay_the_Bloody_Flux.
<h175.P008.011>    {Note_228_here}
<h175.P008.012>    The_same_also_openeth_Obstructions_of_the_Bladder_and
<h175.P008.013>    Reins_when_one_cannot_make_water._A_Decoction_of_the
<h175.P008.014>    Leavs_hereof,_and_of_Sage,_Marjerom_and_Camomil_Flowers
<h175.P008.015>    and_the_places_bathed_therewith_that_have_Sinews_stark
<h175.P008.016>    with_cold,_or_Cramps,_doth_bring_them_much_eas,_and
<h175.P008.017>    comfort._Three_ounces_of_the_distilled_water_of_the
<h175.P008.018>    Flowers_drunk_morning_and_evening_for_some_daies_together
<h175.P008.019>    is_said_to_be_the_most_excellent_Remedy_for_the_hot_Gout.
<h175.P008.020>    {Note_229_here}
<h175.P008.021>    The_Juyce_of_the_Leavs_and_Flowers_being_laid_upon_rough
<h175.P008.022>    Warts,_as_also_the_Pouder_of_the_dried_Roots_rubbed_on
<h175.P008.023>    doth_easily_take_them_away;_but_doth_no_good_to_smooth
<h175.P008.024>    Warts._The_pouder_of_the_dried_Flowers_is_an_especial
<h175.P008.025>    Remedy_for_those_that_are_troubled_with_belly-aches_or_the
<h175.P008.026>    pains_of_the_Chollick._The_Decoction_of_the_Root,_and_so
<h175.P008.027>    likewise_of_the_Leavs_is_of_great_effect_to_dissolve_the
<h175.P008.028>    Tumors,_Swellings,_or_Inflamation_of_the_Throat._The_Seed
<h175.P008.029>    and_Leavs_boyled_in_Wine,_and_applied,_draweth_forth
<h175.P008.030>    speedily_Thorns,_or_Splinters_gotten_into_the_Flesh,
<h175.P008.031>    easeth_the_pains,_and_healeth_them_also._The_Leavs
<h175.P008.032>    bruised_and_wrapped_in_double_papers,_and_covered_with_hot
<h175.P008.033>    Ashes_and_Embers_to_bake_a_while,_and_then_taken_forth_and
<h175.P008.034>    laid_warm_on_any_Botch_or_Boyl_hapning_in_the_Groyn_or
<h175.P008.035>    share,_doth_dissolve_and_heal_them._The_Seed_bruised,_and
<h175.P008.036>    boyled_in_Wine_and_laid_on_any_Member_that_hath_been_out
<h175.P008.037>    of_Joynt_and_is_newly_set_again,_taketh_away_all_Swellings
<h175.P008.038>    and_pains_thereof.
<h175.P008.039>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
#
## <h176>
# chapter 176 MUSTARD
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h176.P002.001>    The_common_Mustard_hath_large_and_broad_rough_Leavs,
<h176.P002.002>    very_much_jagged_with_uneven,_and_unorderly_gashes,
<h176.P002.003>    somwhat_like_Turnip_Leavs,_but_lesser_and_rougher:_The
<h176.P002.004>    Stalk_riseth_to_be_more_than_a_foot_high,_and_somtimes_two
<h176.P002.005>    foot_high,_being_round,_rough,_and_branched_at_the_top,
<h176.P002.006>    bearing_such_like_Leavs_thereon_as_grow_below,_but_lesser,
<h176.P002.007>    and_less_devided;_and_divers_yellow_Flowers_one_above
<h176.P002.008>    another_at_the_tops;_after_which_come_smal_rough_pods,
<h176.P002.009>    with_smal_lank_flat_ends,_wherein_is_contained_round
<h176.P002.010>    yellowish_Seed,_sharp,_hot,_and_biting_upon_the_Tongue:
<h176.P002.011>    The_Root_is_smal,_long,_and_woody,_when_it_beareth_Stalks
<h176.P002.012>    and_perisheth_every_yeer.
<h176.P002.013>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h176.P004.001>    This_groweth_with_us_in_Gardens_only,_and_other_manured
<h176.P004.002>    places.
<h176.P004.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h176.P006.001>    It_is_an_annual_Plant,_Flowring_in_July,_and_their_Seed
<h176.P006.002>    is_ripe_in_August.
<h176.P006.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h176.P008.001>    Mustard_Seed_hath_the_Vertue_of_Heating,_discussing,
<h176.P008.002>    rarefying_and_drawing_out_Splinters_of_Bones,_and_other
<h176.P008.003>    things_out_of_the_Flesh._It_is_of_good_effect_to_bring
<h176.P008.004>    down_Womens_Courses,_for_the_Falling_sickness_or_Lethargy,
<h176.P008.005>    drousie_forgetful_evil,_to_use_it_both_inwardly_and
<h176.P008.006>    outwardly_to_rub_the_Nostrils,_Forehead,_and_Temples,_to
<h176.P008.007>    {Note_230_here}
<h176.P008.008>    warm_and_quicken_the_Spirits,_for_by_the_fierce_sharpness
<h176.P008.009>    it_purgeth_the_Brain_by_sneezing,_and_drawing_down_Rhewm
<h176.P008.010>    and_other_Viscuous_Humors,_which_by_their_Distillations
<h176.P008.011>    upon_the_Lungs_and_Chest_procure_coughing,_and_therefore_with_some_Honey_added_thereto_doth_much_good_therein._The
<h176.P008.012>    Decoction_of_the_Seed_made_in_Wine_and_drunk,_provoketh
<h176.P008.013>    Urine,_resisteth_the_force_of_Poyson,_the_Malignity_of
<h176.P008.014>    Mushroms,_and_the_Venom_of_Scorpions,_or_other_Venemous
<h176.P008.015>    Creatures,_if_it_be_taken_in_time:_and_taken_before_the
<h176.P008.016>    cold_fits_of_Agues,_altereth,_lesseneth,_and_cureth_them.
<h176.P008.017>    {Note_231_here}
<h176.P008.018>    The_Seed_taken_either_by_it_self_or_with_other_things
<h176.P008.019>    either_in_an_Electuary_or_Drink,_doth_mightily_stir_up
<h176.P008.020>    Bodily_lust,_and_helpeth_the_Spleen_and_pains_in_the
<h176.P008.021>    sides,_and_gnawing_in_the_Bowels._And_used_as_a_Gargle,
<h176.P008.022>    draweth_up_the_Pallat_of_the_Mouth_being_fallen_down,_and
<h176.P008.023>    also_it_dissolveth_the_Swellings_about_the_Throat,_if_it
<h176.P008.024>    be_outwardly_applied._Being_chewed_in_the_Mouth,_it
<h176.P008.025>    oftentimes_helpeth_the_Toothach:_The_outward_application
<h176.P008.026>    hereof_upon_the_pained_place_of_the_Sciatia,_discusseth
<h176.P008.027>    the_Humors,_and_easeth_the_pains,_as_also_of_the_Gout,_and
<h176.P008.028>    other_Joynt_aches._And_is_much_and_often_used_to_eas
<h176.P008.029>    pains_in_the_sides_of_loyns,_the_shoulders_or_other_parts
<h176.P008.030>    of_the_Body,_upon_the_applying_thereof_to_rais_Blisters,
<h176.P008.031>    and_cureth_the_Diseas_by_drawing_it_to_the_outward_part_of
<h176.P008.032>    the_Body:_It_is_also_used_to_help_the_falling_of_the_Hair:
<h176.P008.033>    The_Seed_bruised,_mixed_with_Honey_and_applied,_or_made_up
<h176.P008.034>    with_Wax,_taketh_away_the_Marks,_and_black_and_blue_spots
<h176.P008.035>    of_Bruises_or_the_like,_the_roughness_or_Scabbedness_of
<h176.P008.036>    the_Skin,_as_also_the_Leprosie_and_lowsie_evil:_it_helpeth
<h176.P008.037>    also_the_crick_in_the_Neck._The_distilled_Water_of_the
<h176.P008.038>    Herb_when_it_is_in_Flower_is_much_used_to_drink_inwardly
<h176.P008.039>    to_help_in_any_the_Diseases_aforesaid,_or_to_wash_the
<h176.P008.040>    Mouth_when_the_Pallat_is_down,_and_for_the_Diseases_of_the
<h176.P008.041>    Throat_to_gargle,_but_outwardly_also_for_Scabs,_Itch,_or
<h176.P008.042>    other_like_Infirmities,_and_clenseth_the_Face_from
<h176.P008.043>    Morphew,_Spots,_Freckles,_and_other_Deformities.
<h176.P008.044>    =
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#end marginalnote
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h176.P011.001>    It_is_an_excellent_Sawce_for_such_whose_Blood_wants
<h176.P011.002>    clarifying_and_for_weak_Stomachs_being_an_Herb_of_Mars,
<h176.P011.003>    but_naught_for_Chollerick_people,_though_as_good_for_such
<h176.P011.004>    as_are_aged_or_troubled_with_cold_Diseases,_Aries_claims
<h176.P011.005>    somthing_to_do_with_it,_therfore_it_strengthens_the_heart
<h176.P011.006>    and_resisteth_poyson,_let_such_whose_Stomachs_are_so_weak,
<h176.P011.007>    they_cannot_digest_their_meat_or_appetite_it,_take_of
<h176.P011.008>    Mustard_Seed_a_dram,_Cinnamon_as_much,_and_having_beaten
<h176.P011.009>    them_to_Pouder_ad_half_as_much_Mastich_in_Pouder,_and_with
<h176.P011.010>    Gum_Arabick_dissolved_in_Rose_Water,_make_it_up_into
<h176.P011.011>    Troches,_of_which_they_may_take_one_of_about_half_a_dram
<h176.P011.012>    weight_an_hour_or_two_before_meals,_let_old_men_and_women
<h176.P011.013>    make_much_of_this_medicine,_and_they_will_either_give_me
<h176.P011.014>    thanks,_or_manifest_ingratitude.
<h176.P011.015>    =
#
## <h177>
# chapter 177 HEDG-MUSTARD
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h177.P002.001>    This_groweth_up_usually_but_with_one_blackish_green
<h177.P002.002>    Stalk,_tough,_easie_to_bend_but_not_break,_branched_into
<h177.P002.003>    diverse_parts,_and_somtimes_with_divers_Stalks_set_full_of
<h177.P002.004>    Branches,_whereon_grow_long,_rough,_or_hard_rugged_Leavs,
<h177.P002.005>    very_much_torn_and_cut_on_the_edges_into_many_parts,_some
<h177.P002.006>    bigger,_and_some_lesser,_of_a_dirty_green_colour:_The
<h177.P002.007>    Flowers_are_smal_and_yellow,_that_grow_at_the_tops_of_the
<h177.P002.008>    Branches,_in_long_Spikes,_flowring_by_degrees,_so_that
<h177.P002.009>    continuing_long_in_Flower_the_stalks_will_have_smal_round
<h177.P002.010>    Cods_at_the_bottom,_growing_upright_and_close_to_the
<h177.P002.011>    Stalk,_while_the_top_Flowers_yet_shew_themselvs;_in_which
<h177.P002.012>    are_contained_smal_yellow_Seed,_sharp_and_strong,_as_the
<h177.P002.013>    Herb_is_also:_The_Root_groweth_down_slender_and_woody,_yet
<h177.P002.014>    abiding,_and_springing_again_every_yeer.
<h177.P002.015>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h177.P004.001>    This_groweth_frequently_in_this_Land_by_the_Waies_and
<h177.P004.002>    Hedg_sides,_and_somtimes_in_the_open_Fields.
<h177.P004.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h177.P006.001>    It_flowreth_most_usually_about_July.
<h177.P006.002>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h177.P008.001>    It_is_singular_good_in_all_the_Diseases_of_the_Chest
<h177.P008.002>    and_Lungs,_hoarceness_of_voice,_and_by_the_use_of_the
<h177.P008.003>    Decoction_therof_for_a_little_space,_those_have_been
<h177.P008.004>    recovered_who_had_utterly_lost_their_voice,_and_almost
<h177.P008.005>    {Note_232_here}
<h177.P008.006>    their_Spirits_also._The_Juyce_threof_made_into_a_Syrup,
<h177.P008.007>    or_licking_Medicine_with_Honey_or_Sugar_is_no_less
<h177.P008.008>    effectual_for_the_same_purpose,_and_for_all_other_Coughs,
<h177.P008.009>    Weesings,_and_shortness_of_Breath._The_same_is_also
<h177.P008.010>    profitable_for_those_that_have_the_Jaundice,_the_Pluresie,
<h177.P008.011>    pains_in_the_Back_and_Loyns,_and_for_torments_in_the_Belly
<h177.P008.012>    or_the_Chollick,_being_also_used_in_Clysters._The_Seed_is
<h177.P008.013>    held_to_be_a_special_Remedy_against_Poyson_and_Venom:_It
<h177.P008.014>    is_singular_good_for_the_Sciatica,_the_Gout,_and_all
<h177.P008.015>    Joynt-aches,_Sores_and_Cankers_in_the_Mouth,_Throat,_or
<h177.P008.016>    behind_the_Ears;_and_no_less_for_the_hardness_and_Swelling
<h177.P008.017>    of_the_Testicles,_or_of_Womens_Breasts.
<h177.P008.018>    =
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#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h177.P010.001>    Mars_owns_this_Herb_also.
<h177.P010.002>    =
#
## <h178>
# chapter 178 NEP
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h178.P002.001>    The_common_garden_Nep_shooteth_forth_hard_four_square
<h178.P002.002>    Stalks_with_a_hoariness_on_them,_a_yard_high_or_more,_full
<h178.P002.003>    of_Branches,_bearing_at_every_Joynt_two_broad_Leavs,
<h178.P002.004>    somwhat_like_Balm_but_longer_pointed,_softer,_whiter,_and
<h178.P002.005>    more_hoary,_nicked_about_the_edges,_and_of_a_strong_sweet
<h178.P002.006>    scent._The_Flowers_grow_in_large_tufts_at_the_tops_of_the
<h178.P002.007>    branches,_and_underneath_them_likewise_on_the_Stalks_many
<h178.P002.008>    together,_of_a_whitish_Purple_colour._The_Roots_are
<h178.P002.009>    composed_of_many_long_strings_or_Fibres,_fastning
<h178.P002.010>    themselves_strongly_in_the_ground,_and_abide_with_green
<h178.P002.011>    Leavs_thereon_all_the_Winter.
<h178.P002.012>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h178.P004.001>    It_is_only_nursed_up_in_our_Gardens.
<h178.P004.002>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h178.P006.001>    And_it_flowreth_in_July_or_thereabouts.
<h178.P006.002>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h178.P008.001>    Nep_is_generally_used_for_Women_to_procure_their
<h178.P008.002>    Courses,_being_taken_inwardly_or_outwardly,_either_alone
<h178.P008.003>    or_with_other_convenient_Herbs_in_a_decoction_to_bath
<h178.P008.004>    them,_or_sit_over_the_hot_fumes_therof,_and_by_the
<h178.P008.005>    frequent_use_thereof_it_taketh_away_barrenness,_and_the
<h178.P008.006>    {Note_233_here}
<h178.P008.007>    wind_and_pains_of_the_Mother._It_is_also_used_in_pains_of
<h178.P008.008>    the_Head_coming_of_any_cold_caus,_as_Catarrh's,_Rhewms,
<h178.P008.009>    and_for_swimming_and_giddiness_thereof,_and_is_of_especial
<h178.P008.010>    use_for_the_windiness_of_the_Stomach_and_Belly._It_is
<h178.P008.011>    effectual_for_any_Cramps_or_cold_aches_to_dissolve_the
<h178.P008.012>    cold_and_wind_that_afflicteth_the_place,_and_is_used_for
<h178.P008.013>    Colds,_Coughs,_and_shortness_of_breath._The_Juyce_thereof
<h178.P008.014>    drunk_in_Wine_is_profitable_for_those_that_are_bruised_by
<h178.P008.015>    any_accident._The_green_Herb_bruised_and_applied_to_the
<h178.P008.016>    Fundament,_and_lying_there_two_or_three_hours,_easeth_the
<h178.P008.017>    pains_of_the_Piles._The_Juyce_also_being_made_up_into_an
<h178.P008.018>    Oyntment,_is_effectual_for_the_same_purpose:_The_head
<h178.P008.019>    washed_with_a_Decoction_thereof,_it_taketh_away_Scabs;_and
<h178.P008.020>    may_be_effectual_for_other_parts_of_the_Body_also.
<h178.P008.021>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h178.P010.001>    It_is_an_Herb_of_Venus.
<h178.P010.002>    =
#
## <h179>
# chapter 179 NETTLES
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit P text
<h179.P001.001>    These_are_so_well_known_that_they_need_no_Description
<h179.P001.002>    at_all,_they_may_be_found_by_the_feeling_in_the_darkest
<h179.P001.003>    night.
<h179.P001.004>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h179.P003.001>    The_Roots_or_Leavs_boyled_or_the_Juyce_of_either_of
<h179.P003.002>    them,_or_both,_made_into_an_Electuary_with_Honey_or_Sugar,
<h179.P003.003>    is_a_safe_and_sure_Medicine_to_open_the_Pipes_and_passages
<h179.P003.004>    of_the_Lungs,_which_is_the_caus_of_wheesing_and_shortness
<h179.P003.005>    of_breath,_and_helpeth_to_expectorate_tough_Flegm,_as_also
<h179.P003.006>    to_raise_the_impostumated_Pleuresie,_and_spend_it_by
<h179.P003.007>    spitting;_The_same_helpeth_the_swelling_of_the_Almonds_of
<h179.P003.008>    the_Throat,_the_Mouth_and_Throat_being_gargled_therewith:
<h179.P003.009>    The_Juyce_is_also_effectual_to_settle_the_Pallate_of_the
<h179.P003.010>    Mouth_in_its_place,_and_to_heal_and_temper_the
<h179.P003.011>    Inflamations_and_soreness_of_the_Mouth_and_Throat._The
<h179.P003.012>    Decoction_of_the_Leavs_in_Wine_being_drunk_is_singular
<h179.P003.013>    good_to_provoke_Womens_Courses,_and_settle_the_suffocation
<h179.P003.014>    or_strangling_of_the_Mother,_and_all_other_Diseases
<h179.P003.015>    thereof,_as_also_applied_outwardly_with_a_little_Mirrh.
<h179.P003.016>    The_same_also,_or_the_Seed_provoketh_Urine,_and_expelleth
<h179.P003.017>    the_Gravel_and_Stone_in_the_Reins_or_Bladder_often_proved
<h179.P003.018>    to_be_effectual_in_many_that_have_taken_it._The_same
<h179.P003.019>    killeth_the_Worms_in_Children,_easeth_pains_in_the_sides,
<h179.P003.020>    and_dissolveth_the_windiness_in_the_Spleen,_as_also_in_the
<h179.P003.021>    Body,_although_others_think_it_only_powerful_to_provoke
<h179.P003.022>    Venery._The_Juyce_of_the_Leavs_taken_two_or_three_daies
<h179.P003.023>    together,_staieth_bleeding_at_the_Mouth:_The_Seed_being
<h179.P003.024>    drunk_is_a_Remedy_against_the_stinging_of_Venemous
<h179.P003.025>    Creatures,_the_biting_of_Mad_Dogs,_The_poysonful_qualities
<h179.P003.026>    of_Hemlock,_Henbane,_Nightshade,_Mandrake,_or_other_such
<h179.P003.027>    like_Herbs_that_stupifie_or_dull_the_senses,_as_also_the
<h179.P003.028>    Lethargy,_especially_to_use_it_outwardly_to_rub_the
<h179.P003.029>    Forehead_and_Temples_in_the_Lethargy,_and_the_places
<h179.P003.030>    bitten_or_stung_with_Beasts,_with_a_little_Salt._The
<h179.P003.031>    distilled_water_of_the_Herb_is_also_effectual_(although
<h179.P003.032>    not_so_powerful)_for_the_Diseases_aforesaid,_as_for
<h179.P003.033>    outward_Wounds_and_Sores_to_wash_them,_and_to_clens_the
<h179.P003.034>    Skin_from_Morphew,_Lepry,_and_other_discolourings_thereof:
<h179.P003.035>    {Note_234_here}
<h179.P003.036>    The_Seed_or_Leaves_bruised_and_put_into_the_Nostrils,
<h179.P003.037>    staieth_the_bleeding_of_them,_and_taketh_away_the_Flesh
<h179.P003.038>    growing_in_them_called_Polipus._The_Juyce_of_the_Leavs,
<h179.P003.039>    or_the_Decoction_of_them,_or_of_the_Roots,_is_singular
<h179.P003.040>    good_to_wash_either_old_rotten_and_stinking_sores,_or
<h179.P003.041>    Fistulaes_and_Gangrenes,_and_such_as_are_fretting,_eating,
<h179.P003.042>    or_corroding_Scabs,_Mainginess_and_Itch_in_any_part_of_the
<h179.P003.043>    Body,_as_also_green_Wounds_by_washing_them_therwith,_or
<h179.P003.044>    applying_the_green_Herb_bruised_thereunto,_yea_although
<h179.P003.045>    the_Flesh_were_seperated_from_the_Bones._The_same_applied
<h179.P003.046>    to_our_wearied_Members_refresheth_them,_or_to_places_that
<h179.P003.047>    have_been_out_of_Joynt_being_first_set_again,
<h179.P003.048>    strengthneth,_drieth_and_comforteth_them,_as_also_those
<h179.P003.049>    places_troubled_with_Aches_and_Gouts,_and_the_Defluxion_of
<h179.P003.050>    Humors_upon_the_Joynts_or_Sinews,_it_easeth_the_pains,_and
<h179.P003.051>    drieth_or_dissolveth_the_Defluxions._An_Oyntment_made_of
<h179.P003.052>    the_Juyce,_Oyl,_and_a_little_Wax,_is_singular_good_to_rub
<h179.P003.053>    cold_and_benummed_Members._An_handful_of_the_Leavs_of
<h179.P003.054>    green_Nettles,_and_another_of_Wallwort,_or_Danewort,
<h179.P003.055>    bruised_and_applied_simply_of_themselves_to_the_Gout,
<h179.P003.056>    Sciatica,_or_Joynt_aches_in_any_part_hath_been_found_to_be
<h179.P003.057>    an_admirable_help_thereunto.
<h179.P003.058>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h179.P005.001>    This_also_is_an_Herb_Mars_claims_Dominion_over,_you
<h179.P005.002>    know_Mars_is_hot_and_dry,_and_you_know_as_well_that_Winter
<h179.P005.003>    is_cold_and_moist;_then_you_may_know_as_well_the_reason
<h179.P005.004>    why_Nettle_tops_eaten_in_Spring_consume_the_Flegmatic
<h179.P005.005>    superfluities_in_the_Body_of_man,_that_the_coldness_and
<h179.P005.006>    moisture_of_Winter,_hath_left_behind.
<h179.P005.007>    =
#
## <h180>
# chapter 180 NIGHTSHADE
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h180.P002.001>    Common_Nightshade_hath_an_upright,_round,_green,_hollow
<h180.P002.002>    stalk,_about_a_Foot_or_half_a_yard_high,_bushing_forth
<h180.P002.003>    into_many_Branches,_whereon_grow_many_green_Leavs,_somwhat
<h180.P002.004>    broad_and_pointed_at_the_ends,_soft_and_full_of_Juyce,
<h180.P002.005>    somwhat_like_unto_Bazil,_but_larger,_and_a_little_unevenly
<h180.P002.006>    dented_about_the_edges_at_the_tops_of_the_Stalks_and
<h180.P002.007>    Branches,_come_forth_three_or_four_or_more_white_Flowers
<h180.P002.008>    made_of_five_smal_pointed_Leavs_apiece,_standing_on_a
<h180.P002.009>    Stalk_together,_one_above_another_with_yellow_pointels_in
<h180.P002.010>    the_middle,_composed_of_four_or_five_yellow_threds_set
<h180.P002.011>    together_which_aftewards_turn_into_so_many_pendulous_green
<h180.P002.012>    Berries_of_the_bigness_of_smal_Pease,_full_of_green_Juyce,
<h180.P002.013>    and_smal_whitish_round_flat_Seed_lying_within_it._The
<h180.P002.014>    Root_is_white_and_a_little_woody_when_it_hath_given_Flower
<h180.P002.015>    and_Fruit_with_many_smal_Fibres_at_it;_The_whol_Plant_is
<h180.P002.016>    of_a_waterish_insipide_tast,_but_the_Juyce_within_the
<h180.P002.017>    Berries_is_somwhat_viscuous,_and_of_a_cooling_and_binding
<h180.P002.018>    quality.
<h180.P002.019>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h180.P004.001>    It_groweth_wild_with_us,_under_old_Walls,_and_in
<h180.P004.002>    Rubbish,_the_common_paths,_and_sides_of_Hedges_and_Fields,
<h180.P004.003>    as_also_in_our_Gardens_here_in_England_without_any
<h180.P004.004>    planting.
<h180.P004.005>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h180.P006.001>    It_dieth_down_every_yeer,_and_ariseth_again_of_its_own
<h180.P006.002>    sowing,_but_springeth_not_until_the_latter_end_of_April_at
<h180.P006.003>    the_soonest.
<h180.P006.004>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h180.P008.001>    This_Common_Nighshade_is_wholly_used_to_cool_all_hot
<h180.P008.002>    Inflamations_either_inwardly_or_outwardly,_being_no_way
<h180.P008.003>    dangerous_to_any_that_shall_use_it,_as_most_of_the_rest_of
<h180.P008.004>    the_Nightshades_are;_yet_it_must_be_used_moderately:_The
<h180.P008.005>    {Note_235_here}
<h180.P008.006>    distilled_water_only_of_the_whol_Herb_is_fittest_and
<h180.P008.007>    safest_to_be_taken_inwardly._The_Juyce_also_clarified_and
<h180.P008.008>    taken_being_mingled_with_a_little_Vinegar,_is_good_to_wash
<h180.P008.009>    the_Mouth_and_Throat_that_is_inflamed:_But_outwardly_the
<h180.P008.010>    Juyce_of_the_Herb_or_Berries_with_Oyl_of_Roses,_and_a
<h180.P008.011>    little_Vinegar_and_Ceruss_labored_together_in_a_leaden
<h180.P008.012>    Morter,_is_very_good_to_anoint_all_hot_Inflamations_in_the
<h180.P008.013>    Eyes;_It_doth_also_much_good_for_the_Shingles,_Ringworms,
<h180.P008.014>    and_in_all_running_fretting,_and_corroding_Ulcers,_and_in
<h180.P008.015>    moist_Fistulaes,_if_the_Juyce_be_made_up_with_some_Hens
<h180.P008.016>    dung_and_applied_thereto:_A_Pessary_dipp'd_in_the_Juyce,
<h180.P008.017>    and_put_up_into_the_Matrix_stayeth_the_immoderate_Flux_of
<h180.P008.018>    Womens_Courses:_A_Cloth_wet_therein_and_applied_to_the
<h180.P008.019>    Testicles_or_Cods,_upon_any_Swelling_therein_giveth_much
<h180.P008.020>    eas,_as_also_to_the_Gout_that_cometh_of_hot_and_sharp
<h180.P008.021>    Humors._The_Juyce_dropped_into_the_Ears,_easeth_pains
<h180.P008.022>    therin_that_arise_of_heat_or_Inflamation._And_Pliny
<h180.P008.023>    saith,_it_is_good_for_hot_Swellings_under_the_Throat.
<h180.P008.024>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h180.P010.001>    Have_a_care_you_mistake_not_the_deadly_Nightshade_for
<h180.P010.002>    this;_if_you_know_it_not,_you_may_let_them_both_alone_and
<h180.P010.003>    take_no_harm,_having_other_Medicines_sufficient_in_the
<h180.P010.004>    Book.
<h180.P010.005>    =
#
## <h181>
# chapter 181 OAK
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit P text
<h181.P001.001>    This_is_so_well_known_(the_timber_therof_being_the
<h181.P001.002>    Glory_and_Safety_of_this_Nation_by_Sea)_that_it_needeth_no
<h181.P001.003>    Description.
<h181.P001.004>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h181.P003.001>    The_Leavs_and_Bark_of_the_Oak,_and_the_Acorn_Cups,_do
<h181.P003.002>    bind_and_dry_very_much:_The_inner_Bark_of_the_Tree,_and
<h181.P003.003>    the_thin_Skin_that_covereth_the_Acorn,_are_most_used_to
<h181.P003.004>    stay_the_spitting_of_Blood,_and_the_Bloody_Flux:_The
<h181.P003.005>    Decoction_of_that_Bark_and_the_Pouder_of_the_Cups,_to_stay
<h181.P003.006>    Vomitings,_spitting_of_blood,_bleeding_at_Mouth_or_other
<h181.P003.007>    Flux_of_Blood_in_man_or_woman,_Lasks_also,_and_the
<h181.P003.008>    involuntary_Flux_of_Natural_Seed._The_Acorns_in_Pouder
<h181.P003.009>    taken_in_Wine,_provoketh_Urine,_and_resisteth_the_Poyson
<h181.P003.010>    of_Venemous_Creatures._The_Decoction_of_Acorns_and_the
<h181.P003.011>    Bark_made_in_Milk_and_taken_resisteth_the_force_of
<h181.P003.012>    Poysonous_Herbs_and_Medicines,_as_also_the_Virulency_of
<h181.P003.013>    Cantharides,_when_one_by_eating_them,_hath_his_Bladder
<h181.P003.014>    exulcerated,_and_pisseth_Blood.
<h181.P003.015>    {Note_236_here}
<h181.P003.016>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h181.P005.001>    Hippocrates_saith,_he_used_the_fumes_of_Oak_Leavs_to
<h181.P005.002>    Women_that_were_troubled_with_the_strangling_of_the
<h181.P005.003>    Mother;_and_Galen_applied_them_being_bruised_to_cure_green
<h181.P005.004>    Wounds._The_Distilled_water_of_the_Oaken_Buds_before_they
<h181.P005.005>    break_out_into_Leavs,_is_good_to_be_used_either_inward,_or
<h181.P005.006>    outwardly,_to_asswage_Inflamations_and_stop_all_manner_of
<h181.P005.007>    Fluxes_in_man_or_woman:_The_same_is_singular_good_in
<h181.P005.008>    Pestilential_and_hot_burning_Feavers,_for_it_resisteth_the
<h181.P005.009>    force_of_the_infection,_and_allayeth_the_heat;_it_cooleth
<h181.P005.010>    the_heat_of_the_Liver,_breaketh_the_Stone_in_the_Kidneys,
<h181.P005.011>    and_staieth_womens_Courses:_The_Decoction_of_the_Leavs
<h181.P005.012>    worketh_the_same_effects._The_water_that_is_found_in_the
<h181.P005.013>    hollow_places_of_old_Oaks,_is_very_effectual_against_any
<h181.P005.014>    foul_or_spreading_Scab.
<h181.P005.015>    =
<h181.P005.016>    The_Distilled_Water_(or_Decoction_which_is_better)_of
<h181.P005.017>    the_Leavs_is_one_of_the_best_Remedies_that_I_know_for_the
<h181.P005.018>    Whites_in_Women.
<h181.P005.019>    =
<h181.P005.020>    Jupiter_owns_the_Tree.
<h181.P005.021>    =
#
## <h182>
# chapter 182 OATS
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit P text
<h182.P001.001>    These_are_also_so_well_known_that_they_need_no
<h182.P001.002>    Description.
<h182.P001.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h182.P003.001>    Oats_fryed_with_Bay-Salt,_and_applied_to_the_sides,
<h182.P003.002>    takes_away_the_pains_of_Stitches_and_Wind_in_the_sides_or
<h182.P003.003>    Belly:_A_Pultis_made_of_the_Meal_of_Oats,_and_some_Oyl_of
<h182.P003.004>    {Note_237_here}
<h182.P003.005>    Bays_put_thereto,_helpeth_the_Itch,_and_the_Leprosie,_as
<h182.P003.006>    also_the_Fistulaes_of_the_Fundament,_and_dissolveth_hard
<h182.P003.007>    Impostuhmes._The_Meal_of_Oats_boyled_with_Vinegar_and
<h182.P003.008>    applied,_taketh_away_Freckles_and_Spots_in_the_face,_or
<h182.P003.009>    other_parts_of_the_Body.
<h182.P003.010>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
#
## <h183>
# chapter 183 ONE-BLADE
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h183.P002.001>    This_smal_Plant_never_beareth_more_than_one_Leaf,_but
<h183.P002.002>    only_when_it_riseth_up_with_his_Stalk,_which_thereon
<h183.P002.003>    beareth_another,_and_seldom_more,_which_are_of_a_blewish
<h183.P002.004>    green_colour,_pointed,_with_many_Ribs_or_Veins_therein,
<h183.P002.005>    like_Plantane:_At_the_top_of_the_Stalk,_grow_many_smal
<h183.P002.006>    white_Flowers,_Star-fashion,_smelling_somwhat_sweet;_after
<h183.P002.007>    which_come_smal_reddish_Berries_when_they_are_ripe._The
<h183.P002.008>    Root_is_small_of_the_bigness_of_a_Rush,_lying_and_creeping
<h183.P002.009>    under_the_upper_crust_of_the_Earth,_shooting_forth_in
<h183.P002.010>    diverse_places.
<h183.P002.011>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h183.P004.001>    It_groweth_in_moist,_shadowy,_and_grassy_places_of
<h183.P004.002>    Woods,_in_many_places_of_this_Land.
<h183.P004.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h183.P006.001>    It_Flowreth_about_May,_and_the_Berries_be_ripe_in_June,
<h183.P006.002>    and_then_quickly_perisheth_until_the_next_yeer,_it
<h183.P006.003>    springeth_from_the_same_Root_again.
<h183.P006.004>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h183.P008.001>    Half_a_Dram,_or_a_Dram_at_most_in_Pouder_of_the_Roots
<h183.P008.002>    hereof_taken_in_Wine_and_Vinegar,_of_each_equal_parts,_and
<h183.P008.003>    the_party_laid_presently_to_sweat_thereupon,_is_held_to_be
<h183.P008.004>    {Note_238_here}
<h183.P008.005>    a_Soveraign_Remedy_for_those_that_are_infected_with_the
<h183.P008.006>    Plague,_and_have_a_Sore_upon_them,_by_expelling_the_poyson
<h183.P008.007>    and_infection,_and_defending_the_Heart_and_Spirits_from
<h183.P008.008>    danger._It_is_a_singular_good_Wound_Herb,_and_is_therupon
<h183.P008.009>    used_with_other_the_like_effects_in_making_Compound_Balms
<h183.P008.010>    for_the_curing_of_Wounds,_be_they_fresh_and_green_or_old
<h183.P008.011>    and_Malignant,_and_especially_if_the_Sinews_be_hurt.
<h183.P008.012>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
#
## <h184>
# chapter 184 ONIONS
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit P text
<h184.P001.001>    These_are_so_well_known_that_I_need_not_spend_time
<h184.P001.002>    about_writing_a_Description_of_them.
<h184.P001.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h184.P003.001>    Onions_are_Flatulent_or_Windy,_yet_they_do_somwhat
<h184.P003.002>    provoke_appetite,_encreas_thirst,_eas_the_Belly_and
<h184.P003.003>    Bowels;_provoke_Womens_Courses,_help_the_biting_of_a_mad
<h184.P003.004>    Dog,_and_of_other_Venemous_Creatures,_to_be_used_with
<h184.P003.005>    Honey_and_Rue,_and_encreaseth_Sperm,_especially_the_Seed
<h184.P003.006>    of_them:_They_also_kill_the_Worms_in_Children_if_they
<h184.P003.007>    drink_the_Water_fasting_wherein_they_have_been_steeped_all
<h184.P003.008>    night._Being_roasted_under_the_Embers_and_eaten_with
<h184.P003.009>    Honey,_or_Sugar_and_Oyl_they_much_conduce_to_help_an
<h184.P003.010>    inveterate_Cough_and_expectorate_the_tough_Flegm._The
<h184.P003.011>    Juyce_being_snuffed_up_into_the_Nostrils,_purgeth_the_Head
<h184.P003.012>    and_helpeth_the_Lethargy_(yet_the_often_eating_of_them_is
<h184.P003.013>    said_to_procure_pains_in_the_Head)_It_hath_been_held_with
<h184.P003.014>    divers_Country_people_a_good_preservative_against
<h184.P003.015>    Infection_to_eat_Onions_fasting_with_Bread_and_Salt:_as
<h184.P003.016>    also_to_make_a_great_Onion_hollow,_filling_the_place_with
<h184.P003.017>    good_Triacle,_and_after_to_roast_it_well_under_the_Embers,
<h184.P003.018>    which_after_taking_away_of_the_outermost_skin_thereof,
<h184.P003.019>    being_beaten_together,_is_a_Soveraign_Salve_for_either
<h184.P003.020>    Plague-Sore,_or_any_other_putrid_Ulcer._The_Juyce_of
<h184.P003.021>    Onions_is_good_for_either_scalding,_or_burning_by_fire,
<h184.P003.022>    water,_or_Gunpouder,_and_used_with_Vinegar,_taketh_away
<h184.P003.023>    all_Blemishes,_Spots,_and_Marks_in_the_Skin,_and_dropped
<h184.P003.024>    into_the_Ears,_easeth_the_pains_and_nois_of_them._Applied
<h184.P003.025>    also_with_Figs_beaten_together,_helpeth_to_ripen_and_break
<h184.P003.026>    Impostumes_and_other_Sores.
<h184.P003.027>    {Note_239_here}
<h184.P003.028>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h184.P005.001>    Leeks_are_like_them_in_quality_as_a_Pomewater_is_like
<h184.P005.002>    an_Apple:_They_are_a_Remedy_against_a_Surfeit_of_Mushroms,
<h184.P005.003>    being_baked_under_the_Embers_and_taken_and_being_boyled
<h184.P005.004>    and_applied_warm_helpeth_the_Piles;_In_other_things_they
<h184.P005.005>    have_the_same_property_as_the_Onions,_although_not_so
<h184.P005.006>    effectual.
<h184.P005.007>    =
<h184.P005.008>    Mars_owns_them,_and_they_have_gotten_this_quality,_to
<h184.P005.009>    draw_any_corruption_to_them,_for_if_you_pill_one_and_lay
<h184.P005.010>    him_upon_a_Dunghill,_you_shall_find_him_rotten_in_half_a
<h184.P005.011>    day,_by_drawing_putrifaction_to_it,_then_being_bruised_and
<h184.P005.012>    applied_to_a_Plague-Sore_'tis_very_probable_'twill_do_the
<h184.P005.013>    like.
<h184.P005.014>    =
#
## <h185>
# chapter 185 ORPINE
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h185.P002.001>    Common_Orpine_riseth_up_with_diverse_round_brittle
<h185.P002.002>    Stalks,_thick_set_with_fat_and_fleshy_Leavs_without_any
<h185.P002.003>    order,_and_little_or_nothing_dented_about_the_edges,_of_a
<h185.P002.004>    pale_green_colour;_The_Flowers_are_white_or_whitish
<h185.P002.005>    growing_in_tufts,_after_which_come_small_chaffy_Husks,
<h185.P002.006>    with_Seed_like_dust_in_them._The_Roots_are_diverse_thick,
<h185.P002.007>    round_white_tuberous_clogs;_and_the_Plant_groweth_not_to
<h185.P002.008>    big_in_some_places_as_in_others_where_it_is_found.
<h185.P002.009>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h185.P004.001>    It_is_frequent_almost_in_every_Country_of_this_Land,
<h185.P004.002>    and_is_cherished_in_Gardens_with_us,_where_it_groweth
<h185.P004.003>    greater_than_that_which_is_wild,_and_groweth_in_the
<h185.P004.004>    shadowy_sides_of_Fields_and_Woods.
<h185.P004.005>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h185.P006.001>    It_Flowreth_about_July_and_the_Seed_is_ripe_in_August.
<h185.P006.002>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h185.P008.001>    Orpine_is_seldom_used_in_inward_Medicines_with_us,
<h185.P008.002>    although_Tragus_saith_from_experience_in_Germany_that_the
<h185.P008.003>    distilled_water_thereof_is_profitable_for_gnawings_or
<h185.P008.004>    excoriations_in_the_Stomach_or_Bowels,_and_for_Ulcers_in
<h185.P008.005>    the_Lungs,_Liver,_or_other_inward_parts,_as_also_in_the
<h185.P008.006>    Matrix,_and_helpeth_all_those_Diseases,_being_drunk_for
<h185.P008.007>    certain_daies_together:_And_that_is_stayeth_the_sharpness
<h185.P008.008>    of_Humors_in_the_Bloody_Flux,_and_other_Fluxes_in_the
<h185.P008.009>    {Note_240_here}
<h185.P008.010>    Body,_or_in_Wounds:_The_Root_thereof_also_performeth_the
<h185.P008.011>    same_effect._It_is_used_outwardly_to_cool_any_heat_or
<h185.P008.012>    Inflamation_upon_any_Hurt_or_Wound,_and_easeth_the_pains
<h185.P008.013>    of_them:_as_also_to_heal_Scaldings_or_Burnings:_The_Juyce
<h185.P008.014>    thereof_beaten_with_some_green_Sallet_Oyl,_and_anointed:
<h185.P008.015>    The_Leaf_also_bruised_and_laid_to_any_green_Wound_in_the
<h185.P008.016>    Hands_or_Legs,_doth_heal_them_quickly;_and_being_bound_to
<h185.P008.017>    the_Throat,_much_helpeth_the_Quinsie._It_helpeth_also
<h185.P008.018>    Ruptures_and_Burstiness.
<h185.P008.019>    =
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#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h185.P010.001>    If_you_pleas_to_make_the_Juyce_into_a_Syrup_with_Honey
<h185.P010.002>    or_Sugar,_you_may_safely_take_a_spoonful_or_two_at_a_time
<h185.P010.003>    (let_my_Author_say_what_he_will)_for_a_Quinsie,_and_you
<h185.P010.004>    shall_find_the_Medicine_more_pleasant,_and_the_Cure_more
<h185.P010.005>    speedy,_than_if_you_took_a_Dogs-turd_which_is_the_Learned
<h185.P010.006>    Colledges_vulgar_Cure.
<h185.P010.007>    =
<h185.P010.008>    The_Moon_owns_the_Herb,_and_he_that_knows_but_her
<h185.P010.009>    Exaltation,_knows_what_I_say_is_true.
<h185.P010.010>    =
#
## <h186>
# chapter 186 PARSLEY
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit P text
<h186.P001.001>    This_is_so_well_known_to_be_an_Inhabitant_in_every
<h186.P001.002>    Garden,_that_it_is_needless_to_write_any_Description_of
<h186.P001.003>    it._The_vertues_of_it_being_many_are_as_followeth.
<h186.P001.004>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h186.P003.001>    It_is_very_comfortable_to_the_Stomach,_and_helpeth_to
<h186.P003.002>    provoke_Urine_and_Womens_Courses,_and_to_break_wind_both
<h186.P003.003>    in_the_Stomach_and_Bowels,_and_doth_a_little_open_the
<h186.P003.004>    Body,_but_the_Root_much_more,_and_openeth_Obstructions
<h186.P003.005>    both_of_the_Liver_and_Spleen,_and_is_therfore_accounted
<h186.P003.006>    one_of_the_five_opening_Roots;_Galen_commendeth_it_against
<h186.P003.007>    the_Falling-sickness,_and_to_provoke_Urine_mightily,
<h186.P003.008>    especialy_if_the_Roots_be_boyled_and_eaten_like_Parsnips.
<h186.P003.009>    The_Seed_is_effectual_to_provoke_Urine_and_Womens_Courses,
<h186.P003.010>    to_expel_wind,_to_break_the_Stone,_and_eas_the_pains_and
<h186.P003.011>    torments_thereof,_or_of_any_other_part_in_the_Body
<h186.P003.012>    occasioned_by_Wind._It_is_also_effectual_against_the_Venom
<h186.P003.013>    of_any_poysonfull_Creature,_and_the_danger_that_cometh_to
<h186.P003.014>    them_that_have_taken_Litharge,_and_is_good_against_the
<h186.P003.015>    Cough._The_distilled_water_of_Parsley_is_a_familiar
<h186.P003.016>    Medicine_with_Nurses_to_give_their_Children_when_they_are
<h186.P003.017>    troubled_with_wind_in_the_Stomach_or_Belly,_which_they
<h186.P003.018>    {Note_241_here}
<h186.P003.019>    call_the_frets,_and_is_also_much_available_to_them_that
<h186.P003.020>    are_of_greater_yeers._The_Leavs_of_Parsley_laid_to_the
<h186.P003.021>    Eyes_that_are_inflamed_with_heat_or_swoln,_doth_much_help
<h186.P003.022>    them,_if_it_be_used_with_Bread_or_Meal;_and_being_fryed
<h186.P003.023>    with_Butter_and_applied_to_Womens_Breasts_that_are_hard
<h186.P003.024>    through_the_curdling_of_their_Milk,_it_abateth_the
<h186.P003.025>    hardness_quickly,_and_also_it_taketh_away_black_and_blue
<h186.P003.026>    marks_coming_of_Bruises_or_Falls._The_Juyce_thereof
<h186.P003.027>    dropped_into_the_Ears_with_a_little_Wine_easeth_the_pains.
<h186.P003.028>    Tragus_setteth_down_an_excellent_Medicine_to_help_the
<h186.P003.029>    Jaundice_and_Falling-sickness,_the_Dropsie,_and_Stone_in
<h186.P003.030>    the_Kidneys,_in_this_manner:_Take_of_the_Seeds_of
<h186.P003.031>    Parsley,_Fennel,_Annis,_and_Caraways_of_each_an_ounce;_of
<h186.P003.032>    the_Roots_of_Parsley,_Burnet,_Saxifrage,_and_Carawares,_of
<h186.P003.033>    each_one_ounce_and_a_half,_let_the_Seeds_be_bruised,_and
<h186.P003.034>    the_Roots_washed_and_cut_smal:_Let_them_lie_all_night_in
<h186.P003.035>    steep_in_a_pottle_of_{_Note_that_page_numbering_skips_from_92_to_189_}
<h186.P003.036>    white_Wine,_and_in_the_morning_be
<h186.P003.037>    Boyled_in_a_close_earthen_Vessel_until_a_third_part_or
<h186.P003.038>    more_be_washed,_which_being_strained_and_cleared;_take
<h186.P003.039>    four_ounces_thereof_morning_and_evening_first_and_last,
<h186.P003.040>    abstaining_from_drink_after_it_for_three_hours:_This
<h186.P003.041>    openeth_Obstructions_of_the_Liver_and_Spleen,_and
<h186.P003.042>    expelleth_the_Dropsie_and_Jaundice_by_Urine.
<h186.P003.043>    =
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#end marginalnote
#
## <h187>
# chapter 187 PARSNIP
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit P text
<h187.P001.001>    The_Garden_kind_hereof_is_so_well_known_(the_Root_being
<h187.P001.002>    commonly_eaten)_that_I_shal_not_trouble_you_with_any
<h187.P001.003>    Description_of_it._But_the_wild_kind_being_of_more
<h187.P001.004>    Physical_use,_I_shall_in_this_place_describe_unto_you.
<h187.P001.005>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h187.P003.001>    The_wild_Parsnip_differeth_little_from_the_Garden_kind,
<h187.P003.002>    but_groweth_not_so_fair_and_large,_nor_hath_so_many_Leavs;
<h187.P003.003>    and_the_Root_is_shorter,_more_woody_and_not_so_fit_to_be
<h187.P003.004>    eaten,_and_therefore_the_more_Medicinable.
<h187.P003.005>    =
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# unit P text
<h187.P005.001>    The_name_of_the_first_sheweth_the_place_of_its_growth,
<h187.P005.002>    Viz._In_Gardens.
<h187.P005.003>    =
<h187.P005.004>    The_other_groweth_wild_in_divers_places,_as_in_the
<h187.P005.005>    Marshes_by_Rochester_and_elswhere,_and_flowreth_in_July;
<h187.P005.006>    the_Seed_being_ripe_about_the_beginning_of_August,_the
<h187.P005.007>    second_yeer_after_the_sowing:_for_if_they_do_flower_the
<h187.P005.008>    first_yeer_the_Country_people_call_them_Madneps.
<h187.P005.009>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h187.P007.001>    The_Garden_Parsnep_nourisheth_much,_and_is_good_and
<h187.P007.002>    wholsom_Nourishment,_but_a_little_windy,_whereby_it_is
<h187.P007.003>    thought_to_procure_bodily_lust:_but_it_fatneth_the_Body
<h187.P007.004>    much_if_much_used._It_is_conducible_to_the_Stomach_and
<h187.P007.005>    Reins,_and_provoketh_Urine._But_the_wild_Parsnep_hath_a
<h187.P007.006>    cutting,_attenuating,_clensing_and_opening_quality
<h187.P007.007>    therein:_It_resisteth_and_helpeth_the_bitings_of
<h187.P007.008>    {Note_242_here}
<h187.P007.009>    Serpents,_easeth_pains_and_Stitches_in_the_sides,_and
<h187.P007.010>    dissolveth_wind_both_in_the_Stomach_and_Bowels,_which_is
<h187.P007.011>    the_Chollick,_and_provoketh_Urine._The_Root_is_often
<h187.P007.012>    used,_but_the_Seed_much_more.
<h187.P007.013>    =
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#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h187.P009.001>    The_wild_being_better_than_the_tame_shews_Dame_Nature
<h187.P009.002>    is_the_best_Physitian.
<h187.P009.003>    =
#
## <h188>
# chapter 188 COW-PARSNEP
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h188.P002.001>    This_groweth_with_three_or_four_large_spread,_winged,
<h188.P002.002>    rough,_Leavs,_lying_often_on_the_Ground,_or_else_raised_a
<h188.P002.003>    little_for_it,_with_long,_round,_hairy_footstalks_under
<h188.P002.004>    them,_parted_usually_into_five_devisions,_the_two_couples
<h188.P002.005>    standing_each_against_other,_and_one_at_the_end,_and_each
<h188.P002.006>    Leaf_being_almost_round,_yet_somwhat_deeply_cut_in_on_the
<h188.P002.007>    edges_in_some_Leavs,_and_not_so_deep_in_others,_of_a
<h188.P002.008>    whitish_green_colour,_smelling_somwhat_strongly:_among
<h188.P002.009>    which_ariseth_up_a_round_crested_hairy_Stalk_two_or_three
<h188.P002.010>    foot_high_with_a_few_Joynts_and_Leavs_thereon,_and
<h188.P002.011>    branched_at_the_top,_where_stand_large_Umbels_of_white,
<h188.P002.012>    and_somtimes_reddish_Flowers,_and_after_them,_flat,
<h188.P002.013>    whitish,_thin_winged_Seed,_two_alwaies_joyned_together.
<h188.P002.014>    The_Root_is_long_and_white_with_two_or_three_long_strings
<h188.P002.015>    growing_down_into_the_ground,_smelling_likewise_strongly,
<h188.P002.016>    and_unpleasant.
<h188.P002.017>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h188.P004.001>    It_groweth_in_moist_Meadows,_and_the_borders_and
<h188.P004.002>    corners_of_Fields,_and_neer_Ditches,_generally_through
<h188.P004.003>    this_Land.
<h188.P004.004>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h188.P006.001>    It_Flowreth_in_July,_and_Seedeth_in_August.
<h188.P006.002>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h188.P008.001>    The_Seed_hereof_as_Galen_saith_is_of_sharp_and_cutting
<h188.P008.002>    quality,_and_is_therefore_a_fit_Medicine_for_the_Cough_and
<h188.P008.003>    shortness_of_Breath,_the_Falling-sickness_and_the
<h188.P008.004>    Jaundice._The_Root_is_available_to_all_the_purposes
<h188.P008.005>    aforesaid,_and_is_also_of_great_use_to_take_away_the_hard
<h188.P008.006>    {Note_243_here}
<h188.P008.007>    skin_that_groweth_on_a_Fistula,_if_it_be_but_scraped_upon
<h188.P008.008>    it._The_Seed_hereof_being_drunk_clenseth_the_belly_from
<h188.P008.009>    tough_Flegmatick_matter_therein:_easeth_them_that_are
<h188.P008.010>    Liver-grown,_and_Womens_passions_of_the_Mother,_as_well
<h188.P008.011>    being_drunk_as_the_smoke_thereof_received_underneath,_and
<h188.P008.012>    likewise_raiseth_such_as_are_fallen_into_a_deep_sleep,_or
<h188.P008.013>    have_the_Lethargy,_but_burning_it_under_their_Nose:_The
<h188.P008.014>    Seed_and_Root_boyled_in_Oyl,_and_the_Head_rubbed
<h188.P008.015>    therewith,_helpeth_not_only_those_that_are_fallen_into_a
<h188.P008.016>    Frenzy,_but_also_the_Lethargy_or_Drowsie_evil;_and_those
<h188.P008.017>    that_have_been_long_troubled_with_the_Headach,_if_it_be
<h188.P008.018>    likewise_used_with_Rue:_It_helpeth_also_the_running_Scab
<h188.P008.019>    and_the_Shingles:_The_Juyce_of_the_Flowers_dropped_into
<h188.P008.020>    the_Ears_that_run_and_are_ful_of_matter,_it_clenseth_and
<h188.P008.021>    healeth_them.
<h188.P008.022>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
#
## <h189>
# chapter 189 PEACH-TREE
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h189.P002.001>    The_Peach-tree_groweth_not_so_great_as_the
<h189.P002.002>    Apricock-tree,_yet_spreadeth_Branches_reasonable_well,
<h189.P002.003>    from_whence_spring_smaller_reddish_twigs,_whereon_are_set
<h189.P002.004>    long_and_narrow_green_leavs_dented_about_the_edges._The
<h189.P002.005>    Blossoms_are_greater_than_the_Plum,_and_of_a_light_Purple
<h189.P002.006>    colour._The_Fruit_round,_and_somtimes_as_big_as_a
<h189.P002.007>    reasonable_Pippin,_others_are_smaller,_as_also_differing
<h189.P002.008>    in_colours_and_tasts,_as_russet,_red,_or_yellow,_waterish
<h189.P002.009>    or_firm,_with_a_frieze_or_Cotton_all_over,_with_a_cleft
<h189.P002.010>    therein_like_an_Apricock,_and_a_rugged_furrowed_great
<h189.P002.011>    Stone_within_it,_and_a_bitter_Kernel_within_the_Stone:_It
<h189.P002.012>    sooner_waxeth_old,_and_decayeth,_than_the_Apricock,_by
<h189.P002.013>    much.
<h189.P002.014>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h189.P004.001>    They_are_nursed_up_in_Gardens_and_Orchards_through_this
<h189.P004.002>    Land.
<h189.P004.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h189.P006.001>    They_Flower_in_the_Spring,_and_Fructifie_in_Autumn.
<h189.P006.002>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h189.P008.001>    The_Leavs_of_Peaches_bruised_and_laid_on_the_Belly
<h189.P008.002>    killeth_Worms;_and_so_they_do_also_being_boyled_in_Ale_and
<h189.P008.003>    drunk,_and_open_the_Belly_likewise;_and_being_dried_is_a
<h189.P008.004>    safe_Medicine_to_discuss_Humors._The_Pouder_of_them
<h189.P008.005>    strewed_upon_fresh_bleeding_Wounds,_stayeth_their_bleeding
<h189.P008.006>    and_closeth_them_up._The_Flowers_steeped_all_night_in_a
<h189.P008.007>    little_Wine_standing_warm,_strained_forth_in_the_morning
<h189.P008.008>    and_drunk_fasting,_doth_gently_open_the_Belly_and_move_it
<h189.P008.009>    downwards._A_Syrup_made_of_them_as_the_Syrup_of_Roses_is
<h189.P008.010>    made,_worketh_more_forcibly_than_that_of_Roses,_for_it
<h189.P008.011>    provoketh_Vomiting,_and_spendeth_waterish_and_Hydropick
<h189.P008.012>    Humors_by_the_continuance_thereof._The_Flowers_made_into
<h189.P008.013>    a_Conserve_worketh_the_same_effect._The_Liquor_that
<h189.P008.014>    droppeth_from_the_Tree_being_wounded,_is_given_in_the
<h189.P008.015>    Decoction_of_Coltsfoot,_to_those_that_are_troubled_with
<h189.P008.016>    the_Cough_or_shortness_of_breath,_by_adding_thereto_some
<h189.P008.017>    sweet_Wine;_and_putting_some_Saffron_also_therin,_it_is
<h189.P008.018>    good_for_those_that_are_hoarce_or_have_lost_their_voice;
<h189.P008.019>    {Note_244_here}
<h189.P008.020>    helpeth_all_defects_of_the_Lungs,_and_those_that_vomit_or
<h189.P008.021>    spit_blood._Two_drams_thereof_given_in_the_Juyce_of
<h189.P008.022>    Lemmons_or_of_Radish,_is_good_for_those_that_are_troubled
<h189.P008.023>    with_the_Stone._The_Kernels_of_the_Stones_do_wonderfully
<h189.P008.024>    eas_the_pains_and_wringings_of_the_Belly_through_wind_or
<h189.P008.025>    sharp_Humors,_and_help_to_make_an_excellent_Medicine_for
<h189.P008.026>    the_Stone_upon_all_occasions,_on_this_manner:_Take_fifty
<h189.P008.027>    Kernels_of_Peach_Stones,_and_one_hundred_of_the_Kernels_of
<h189.P008.028>    Cherry_Stones,_a_handful_of_Elder_Flowers,_fresh_or_dried,
<h189.P008.029>    and_three_pints_of_Muscadine,_set_them_in_a_closed_pot
<h189.P008.030>    {Note_245_here}
<h189.P008.031>    into_a_bed_of_Horse_dung_for_ten_daies,_which_after
<h189.P008.032>    distill_in_Glass_with_a_gentle_fire,_and_keep_it_for_your
<h189.P008.033>    use;_you_may_drink_upon_occasion_three_or_four_ounces_at_a
<h189.P008.034>    time._The_Milk_or_Cream_of_these_Kernels_being_drawn
<h189.P008.035>    forth_with_some_Vervain_Water,_and_applied_to_the_Forehead
<h189.P008.036>    and_Temples,_doth_much_help_to_procure_rest_and_sleep_to
<h189.P008.037>    sick_persons_wanting_it._The_Oyl_drawn_frm_the_Kernels,
<h189.P008.038>    the_Temples_being_therewith_anointed_doth_the_like:_The
<h189.P008.039>    said_Oyl_put_into_Clysters_easeth_the_pains_of_the_wind
<h189.P008.040>    Chollick,_and_anointed_on_the_lower_part_of_the_Belly_doth
<h189.P008.041>    the_like,_and_dropped_into_the_Ears_easeth_the_pains_of
<h189.P008.042>    them:_The_Juyce_of_the_Leavs_doth_the_like:_being_also
<h189.P008.043>    anointed_on_the_Forehead_and_Temples,_it_helpeth_the
<h189.P008.044>    Megrim_and_all_other_pains_in_the_Head._If_the_Kernels_be
<h189.P008.045>    bruised_and_boyled_in_Vinegar_until_they_become_thick,
<h189.P008.046>    and_appliled_to_the_Head,_it_merveilously_procure_the_Hair
<h189.P008.047>    to_grow_again_upon_bald_places_or_where_it_is_too_thin.
<h189.P008.048>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h189.P011.001>    Lady_Venus_owns_this_Tree,_and_by_it_opposeth_the_ill
<h189.P011.002>    effects_of_Mars,_and_indeed_for_Children_and_yong_people,
<h189.P011.003>    nothing_is_better_to_purge_Choller,_and_the_Jaundice,_than
<h189.P011.004>    the_Leavs_and_Flowers_of_this_Tree,_being_made_into_a
<h189.P011.005>    Syrup_or_Conserve,_let_such_as_delight_to_please_their
<h189.P011.006>    lust_regard_the_Fruit,_but_such_as_love_their_health_and
<h189.P011.007>    their_Childrens,_let_them_regard_what_I_say,_they_may
<h189.P011.008>    safely_give_two_spoonfuls_of_the_Syrup_at_a_time,_'tis_as
<h189.P011.009>    gentle_as_Venus_her_self.
<h189.P011.010>    =
#
## <h190>
# chapter 190 PEAR-TREE
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit P text
<h190.P001.001>    These_are_so_well_known_that_they_need_no_Description.
<h190.P001.002>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h190.P003.001>    For_their_Physical_use_they_are_best_discerned_by_their
<h190.P003.002>    tasts:_All_the_sweet_or_lushious_sorts_whether_manured_or
<h190.P003.003>    wild,_do_help_to_move_the_Belly_downward_more_or_less:
<h190.P003.004>    {Note_246_here}
<h190.P003.005>    Those_that_are_harsh_and_sowr_do_on_the_contrary_bind_the
<h190.P003.006>    Belly_as_much;_and_the_Leavs_do_so_also._Those_that_are
<h190.P003.007>    moist_do_in_some_sort_cool,_but_harsh_or_wild_sorts_much
<h190.P003.008>    more,_and_are_very_good_in_repelling_Medicines:_as_if_the
<h190.P003.009>    wild_sorts_be_boyled_with_Mushroms,_it_maketh_them_the
<h190.P003.010>    less_dangerous._The_said_Pears_boyled_with_a_little
<h190.P003.011>    Honey,_helpeth_much_the_oppressed_Stomach,_as_al_sorts_of
<h190.P003.012>    them_do,_some_more,_some_less;_but_the_harsher_sorts_do
<h190.P003.013>    most_cool_and_bind,_serving_well_to_be_bound_to_green
<h190.P003.014>    wounds_to_cool_and_stay_the_Blood,_and_heal_up_the_wound
<h190.P003.015>    without_further_trouble_or_Inflamation;_as_Galen_saith_he
<h190.P003.016>    hath_found_by_experience._And_wild_Pears_do_sooner_close
<h190.P003.017>    up_the_Lips_of_green_Wounds_than_the_others.
<h190.P003.018>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h190.P005.001>    Schola_Salerni_adviseth_to_drink_much_Wine_after_Pears,
<h190.P005.002>    or_els_(they_say)_they_are_as_bad_as_poyson,_nay_and_they
<h190.P005.003>    curs_the_Tree_for_it_too,_but_if_a_poor_man_find_his
<h190.P005.004>    Stomach_oppressed_by_eating_Pears_'tis_but_working_hard
<h190.P005.005>    and_it_will_do_as_wel_as_drinking_Wine._The_Tree_belongs
<h190.P005.006>    to_Venus,_and_so_doth_the_Apple-tree.
<h190.P005.007>    =
#
## <h191>
# chapter 191 PELLITORY_OF_THE_WALL
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h191.P002.001>    This_riseth_up_with_many_brownish,_red,_tender_and
<h191.P002.002>    weak,_clear,_and_almost_transparent_stalks_about_two_foot
<h191.P002.003>    high,_upon_which_grow_at_the_several_Joynts,_two_Leavs
<h191.P002.004>    somwhat_broad_and_long,_of_a_dark_green_colour,_which
<h191.P002.005>    afterwards_turn_brownish,_smooth_on_the_edges,_but_rough
<h191.P002.006>    and_hairy_as_the_Stalks_are_also:_At_the_Joynts_with_the
<h191.P002.007>    Leavs_from_the_middle_of_the_Stalks_upwards,_wher_it
<h191.P002.008>    spreadeth_into_some_branches,_stand_many_smal_pale,
<h191.P002.009>    purplish_Flowers,_in_hairy_rough_Heads_or_Husks;_after
<h191.P002.010>    which_come_smal_black_and_rough_Seed,_which_will_stick_to
<h191.P002.011>    any_cloth_or_Garment_that_shall_touch_it._The_Root_is
<h191.P002.012>    somwhat_long_with_many_smal_Fibres_thereat,_of_a_dark
<h191.P002.013>    reddish_colour,_which_abideth_the_Winter,_although_the
<h191.P002.014>    Stalks_and_Leavs_perish_and_spring_afresh_every_yeer.
<h191.P002.015>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h191.P004.001>    It_groweth_wild_generally_through_this_Land,_about_the
<h191.P004.002>    borders_of_Fields,_and_by_the_sides_of_Walls,_and_among
<h191.P004.003>    Rubbish;_It_will_endure_well_being_brought_into_Gardens,
<h191.P004.004>    and_planted_on_the_shady_side,_where_it_will_spring_of_its
<h191.P004.005>    own_sowing.
<h191.P004.006>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h191.P006.001>    It_flowreth_in_June_and_July,_and_the_Seed_is_ripe_soon
<h191.P006.002>    after.
<h191.P006.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h191.P008.001>    The_dried_Herb_Pellitory_made_up_into_an_Electuary_with
<h191.P008.002>    Honey,_or_the_Juyce_of_the_Herb,_or_the_Decoction_thereof
<h191.P008.003>    made_up_with_Sugar_or_Honey,_is_a_singular_Remedy_for_any
<h191.P008.004>    old_or_dry_Cough,_the_shortness_of_breath,_and_Wheesing_in
<h191.P008.005>    the_Throat._Three_ounces_of_the_Juyce_thereof_taken_at_a
<h191.P008.006>    time,_doth_wonderfully_help_stopping_of_the_Urine_and_to
<h191.P008.007>    expel_the_Stone_or_Gravel_in_the_Kidneys_or_Bladder:_and
<h191.P008.008>    is_therefore_usually_put_among_other_Herbs,_used_in
<h191.P008.009>    {Note_247_here}
<h191.P008.010>    Clisters_to_mitigate_pains_in_the_Back,_Sides,_or_Bowels
<h191.P008.011>    proceeding_of_wind,_stopping_of_Urine,_the_Gravel_or_Stone
<h191.P008.012>    as_aforesaid:_If_the_bruised_Herb_sprinkled_with_some
<h191.P008.013>    Muskadine_be_warmed_upon_a_Tile;_or_in_a_Dish_upon_a_few
<h191.P008.014>    quick_coals_in_a_Chafing-dish,_and_applied_to_the_Belly,
<h191.P008.015>    it_worketh_the_same_effect._The_Decoction_of_the_Herb
<h191.P008.016>    being_drunk,_easeth_pains_of_the_Mother,_and_bringeth_down
<h191.P008.017>    Womens_Courses;_it_also_easeth_those_griefs_that_arise
<h191.P008.018>    from_Obstructions_of_the_Liver,_Spleen,_and_Reins:_The
<h191.P008.019>    same_Decoction_with_a_little_Honey_added_thereto_is_good
<h191.P008.020>    to_gargle_a_sore_Throat._The_Juyce_held_a_while_in_the
<h191.P008.021>    Mouth,_easeth_pains_in_the_Teeth._The_distilled_water_of
<h191.P008.022>    the_Herb_drunk_with_some_Sugar_worketh_the_same_effects;
<h191.P008.023>    {Note_248_here}
<h191.P008.024>    and_clenseth_the_Skin_from_Spots,_Freckles,_Purples,
<h191.P008.025>    Wheals,_Sunburn,_Morphew,_&c.
<h191.P008.026>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h191.P011.001>    The_Juyce_dropped_into_the_Ears_easeth_the_noise_in
<h191.P011.002>    them,_and_taketh_away_the_pricking_and_shooting_pains
<h191.P011.003>    therein:_The_same_or_the_distilled_Water,_asswageth_hot
<h191.P011.004>    and_swelling_Impostumes,_Burnings_and_Scaldings_by_fire_or
<h191.P011.005>    Water,_as_also_all_other_hot_Tumors_and_Inflamations,_or
<h191.P011.006>    breakings_out_of_Heat,_being_bathed_often_with_wet
<h191.P011.007>    Cloathes_dipped_therein._The_said_Juyce_made_into_a
<h191.P011.008>    Liniment_with_Ceruss_and_Oyl_of_Roses_and_anointed
<h191.P011.009>    therewith,_clenseth_foul_rotten_Ulcers,_and_stayeth
<h191.P011.010>    spreading_or_creeping_Ulcers,_and_the_running_Scabs_or
<h191.P011.011>    Sores_in_Childrens_Heads:_and_helpeth_to_stay_falling_of
<h191.P011.012>    the_Hair_from_off_the_Head._The_said_Oyntment,_or_the
<h191.P011.013>    Herb_applied_to_the_Fundament_openeth_the_Piles_and_easeth
<h191.P011.014>    their_pains;_and_being_mixed_with_Goats_Tallow,_helpeth
<h191.P011.015>    the_Gout._The_Juyce_is_very_effectual_to_clens_Fistulaes,
<h191.P011.016>    and_to_heal_them_up_safely;_or_the_Herb_it_self_bruised,
<h191.P011.017>    and_applied_with_a_little_Salt._It_is_likewise_so
<h191.P011.018>    effectual_to_heal_any_green_Wound,_that_if_it_be_bruised
<h191.P011.019>    and_bound_thereto_for_three_daies,_you_shall_need_no_other
<h191.P011.020>    Medicine_to_heal_it_further._A_Pultis_made_hereof_with
<h191.P011.021>    mallows,_and_boyled_in_Wine,_with_Wheat_Bran,_and_Bean
<h191.P011.022>    Flower,_and_some_Oyl_put_thereto,_and_applied_warm_to_any
<h191.P011.023>    bruised_Sinew,_Tendon,_or_Muscle,_doth_in_a_very_short
<h191.P011.024>    time_restore_them_to_their_strength,_taking_away_the_pains
<h191.P011.025>    of_the_Bruises;_and_dissolveth_the_congealed_Blood_coming
<h191.P011.026>    of_Blows_or_Falls_from_high_places.
<h191.P011.027>    =
<h191.P011.028>    The_Juyce_of_Pellitory_of_Wall_clarified_and_boyled
<h191.P011.029>    into_a_Syrup_with_Honey,_and_a_spoonful_of_it_drunk_every
<h191.P011.030>    morning_by_such_as_are_subject_to_the_Dropsie,_if
<h191.P011.031>    continuing_that_cours_through_but_once_a_week,_if_ever
<h191.P011.032>    they_have_the_Dropsie,_let_them_come_but_to_me,_and_I_will
<h191.P011.033>    cure_them_gratis.
<h191.P011.034>    =
#
## <h192>
# chapter 192 PENY-ROYAL
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h192.P002.001>    This_is_so_well_known_unto_all_(I_mean_the_common_kind)
<h192.P002.002>    that_it_needeth_no_Description.
<h192.P002.003>    =
<h192.P002.004>    There_is_a_greater_kind_than_the_ordinary_sort_found
<h192.P002.005>    wild_with_us,_which_so_abideth_being_brought_into_Gardens,
<h192.P002.006>    and_differeth_not_from_it_but_only_in_the_largeness_of_the
<h192.P002.007>    leavs_and_Stalks,_in_rising_higher,_and_not_creeping_upon
<h192.P002.008>    the_ground_so_much._The_Flowers_whereof_are_Purple,
<h192.P002.009>    growing_in_Rundles_about_the_Stalk_like_the_other.
<h192.P002.010>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h192.P004.001>    The_first_which_is_common_in_Gardens_groweth_also_in_many_moist_and_watery_places_of_this_Land.
<h192.P004.002>    =
<h192.P004.003>    The_second_is_found_wild_in_Essex_in_divers_places_by
<h192.P004.004>    the_High-way_from_London_to_Colechester,_and_thereabouts
<h192.P004.005>    more_abundantly_than_in_other_Countries,_and_is_also
<h192.P004.006>    planted_in_their_Gardens_in_Essex.
<h192.P004.007>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h192.P006.001>    They_Flower_in_the_latter_end_of_Summer,_about_August.
<h192.P006.002>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h192.P008.001>    Dioscorides_saith,_That_Peny-royal_maketh_thin,_tough
<h192.P008.002>    Flegm,_warmeth_the_coldness_of_any_part_whereto_it_is
<h192.P008.003>    apylied,_and_digesteth_raw_or_corrupt_matter:_Being_boyled
<h192.P008.004>    &_drunk,_it_provoketh_Womens_Courses_and_expelleth_the
<h192.P008.005>    dead_Child_and_afterbirth,_and_staieth_the_disposition_to
<h192.P008.006>    Vomit,_being_taken_in_Water_and_Vinegar_mingled_together.
<h192.P008.007>    And_being_mingled_with_Honey_and_Salt_it_avoideth_Flegm
<h192.P008.008>    out_of_the_Lungs,_and_purgeth_Melancholly_by_the_Stool.
<h192.P008.009>    Drunk_with_Wine_it_helpeth_such_as_are_bitten_or_stung
<h192.P008.010>    with_Venemous_Beasts:_and_applied_to_the_Nostrils_with
<h192.P008.011>    Vinegar,_reviveth_those_that_are_fainting_and_swouning.
<h192.P008.012>    {Note_249_here}
<h192.P008.013>    Being_dried_and_burnt_it_strengtheneth_the_Gums;_It_is
<h192.P008.014>    helpful_to_those_that_are_toubled_with_the_Gout_being
<h192.P008.015>    applied_of_it_self_to_the_place_until_it_wax_red:_and
<h192.P008.016>    applied_in_a_Plaister,_it_taketh_away_spots_or_marks_in
<h192.P008.017>    the_Face:_Applied_with_Salt,_it_profiteth_those_that_are
<h192.P008.018>    Splenetick_or_Liver-grown._The_Decoction_doth_help_the
<h192.P008.019>    Itch,_if_washed_therwith:_Being_put_into_Baths_for_Women
<h192.P008.020>    to_sit_therein,_it_helpeth_the_Swelling_and_hardness_of
<h192.P008.021>    the_Mother._The_green_Herb_bruised_and_put_into_Vinegar
<h192.P008.022>    clenseth_foul_Ulcers,_and_taketh_away_the_marks_and
<h192.P008.023>    bruises_of_blows_about_the_Eyes,_and_all_discolourings_of
<h192.P008.024>    the_Face_by_fire,_yea_and_the_Leprosie,_being_drunk_and
<h192.P008.025>    outwardly_applied:_Boyled_in_Wine_with_Honey_and_Salt,_it
<h192.P008.026>    helpeth_the_Toothach._It_helpeth_the_cold_Griefs_of_the
<h192.P008.027>    Joynts,_taking_away_the_pains,_and_warming_the_cold_parts,
<h192.P008.028>    {Note_250_here}
<h192.P008.029>    being_fast_bound_to_the_place_after_a_bathing,_or_sweating
<h192.P008.030>    in_an_hot_hous._Pliny_addeth_that_Penny-royal_and_Mints
<h192.P008.031>    together_help_faintings_or_swounings,_being_put_into
<h192.P008.032>    Vinegar,_and_put_to_the_Nostrils_to_be_smelled_unto,_or_a
<h192.P008.033>    little_thereof_put_into_the_Mouth._It_easeth_the_Headach,
<h192.P008.034>    and_the_pains_of_the_breast_and_Belly,_stayeth_the_gnawing
<h192.P008.035>    of_the_Stomach,_and_inward_pains_of_the_Bowels;_being
<h192.P008.036>    drunk_in_Wine_it_provoketh_Womens_Courses,_and_expelleth
<h192.P008.037>    the_dead_child_and_afterbirth:_Being_given_in_Wine_it
<h192.P008.038>    helpeth_the_Falling-sickness:_Put_into_unwholsom_or
<h192.P008.039>    stinking_Water_that_men_must_drink_(as_at_Sea,_and_where
<h192.P008.040>    other_cannot_be_had)_it_maketh_them_the_less_hurtful:_It
<h192.P008.041>    helpeth_Cramps_or_Convulsions_of_the_Sinews_being_applied
<h192.P008.042>    with_Honey,_Salt,_and_Vinegar._It_is_very_effectual_for
<h192.P008.043>    the_Cough,_being_boyled_in_Milk_and_drunk,_and_for_Ulcers
<h192.P008.044>    or_Sores_in_the_Mouth._Mathiolus_saith,_The_Decoction
<h192.P008.045>    thereof_being_drunk,_helpeth_the_Jaundice_and_Dropsie,_and
<h192.P008.046>    all_pains_of_the_Head_and_Sinews_that_come_of_a_cold_caus,
<h192.P008.047>    and_that_it_helpeth_to_clear_and_quicken_the_Eyesight.
<h192.P008.048>    Applied_to_the_Nostrils_of_those_that_have_the
<h192.P008.049>    Falling-sickness,_or_the_Lethargy,_or_put_into_the_Mouth,
<h192.P008.050>    it_helpeth_them_much,_being_bruised_and_with_Vinegar
<h192.P008.051>    applied._And_applied_with_Barley_Meal,_it_helpeth
<h192.P008.052>    Burnings_by_fire,_and_put_into_the_Ears,_easeth_the_pains
<h192.P008.053>    of_them.
<h192.P008.054>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h192.P011.001>    The_Herb_is_under_Venus.
<h192.P011.002>    =
#
## <h193>
# chapter 193 PEONY
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h193.P002.001>    The_Male_Peony_riseth_up_with_many_brownish_Stalks,
<h193.P002.002>    whereon_grow_many_fair_green_and_somtimes_reddish_Leavs,
<h193.P002.003>    one_set_against_another_upon_a_Stalk_without_any
<h193.P002.004>    particular_devision_in_the_Leaf_at_all._The_Flowers_stand
<h193.P002.005>    at_the_tops_of_the_Stalks,_consisting_of_five_or_six_broad
<h193.P002.006>    Leavs,_of_a_fair_purplish_red_colour,_with_many_yellow
<h193.P002.007>    threds_in_the_middle_standing_about_the_Head,_which_after
<h193.P002.008>    riseth_to_be_the_Seed_Vessels,_devided_into_two,_three,_or
<h193.P002.009>    four_rough_crooked_Pods_like_Horns,_which_being_ful_ripe,
<h193.P002.010>    open,_and_turn_themselves_down_one_edge_to_another
<h193.P002.011>    backward,_shewing_within_them_divers_round,_black_shining
<h193.P002.012>    Seed,_having_also_many_red_or_Crimson_grains,_intermixed
<h193.P002.013>    with_the_black,_whereby_it_maketh_a_very_pretty_shew._The
<h193.P002.014>    Roots_are_great,_thick,_and_long,_spreading_and_running
<h193.P002.015>    down_reasonable_deep_in_the_Ground.
<h193.P002.016>    =
<h193.P002.017>    The_ordinary_Female_Peony_hath_many_Stalks_and_more
<h193.P002.018>    Leavs_on_them_than_the_Male:_the_Leavs_not_so_large_but
<h193.P002.019>    nicked_diversly_on_the_edges,_some_with_great_and_deep,
<h193.P002.020>    others_with_smaller_cuts_and_devisions,_of_a_dark_or_dead
<h193.P002.021>    green_colour._The_Flowers_are_of_a_strong_heady_scent,
<h193.P002.022>    most_usually_smaller_and_of_a_more_purple_colour_than_the
<h193.P002.023>    Male,_with_yellow_thrums_about_the_Head_as_the_Male_hath.
<h193.P002.024>    The_Seed_Vessels_are_like_Horns_as_in_the_Male,_but
<h193.P002.025>    smaller,_the_Seed_also_is_black_but_less_shining._The
<h193.P002.026>    Roots_consist_of_many_thick_and_short_tuberous_clogs,
<h193.P002.027>    fastned_at_the_ends_of_long_strings_and_all_from_the_Head
<h193.P002.028>    of_the_root_which_is_thick_and_short,_and_of_the_like
<h193.P002.029>    scent_with_the_Male.
<h193.P002.030>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h193.P004.001>    They_grow_in_Gardens;_and_Flower_usually_about_May.
<h193.P004.002>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h193.P006.001>    The_Root_of_the_Male_Peony_fresh_gathered,_hath_been
<h193.P006.002>    found_by_experience_to_cure_the_Falling-sickness;_but_the
<h193.P006.003>    surest_way_is_(besides_hanging_it_about_the_Neck,_by_which
<h193.P006.004>    Children_have_been_cured)_to_take_the_Root_of_the_Male
<h193.P006.005>    Peony_washed_clean_and_stamped_somwhat_smal,_and_lay_it_to
<h193.P006.006>    infuse_in_Sack_for_twenty_four_Hours,_at_the_least,_after
<h193.P006.007>    strain_it,_and_take_first_and_last,_morning_and_evening_a
<h193.P006.008>    good_draught_for_sundry_daies_together_before_and_after_a
<h193.P006.009>    full_Moon,_and_this_will_also_cure_older_persons,_if_the
<h193.P006.010>    Disease_be_not_grown_too_old_and_past_cure,_especially_if
<h193.P006.011>    there_be_a_due_and_orderly_preparation_of_the_Body,_with
<h193.P006.012>    Posset_drink_made_of_Betony_&c._The_Root_is_also
<h193.P006.013>    {Note_251_here}
<h193.P006.014>    effectual_for_Women_that_are_not_sufficiently_clensed
<h193.P006.015>    after_Childbirth,_and_such_as_are_troubled_with_the
<h193.P006.016>    Mother;_for_which_likewise_the_black_Seed_beaten_to_Pouder
<h193.P006.017>    and_given_in_Wine,_is_also_available._The_black_Seed_also
<h193.P006.018>    taken_before_bed_time,_and_in_the_morning,_is_very
<h193.P006.019>    effectual_for_such_as_in_their_sleep_are_troubled_with_the
<h193.P006.020>    Disease_called_Ephialtes_or_Incubus,_but_we_do_commonly
<h193.P006.021>    cal_it_the_Night-Mare;_a_diseas_which_Melancholly_persons
<h193.P006.022>    are_subject_unto;_It_is_also_good_against_Melanchollick
<h193.P006.023>    Dreams._The_Distilled_water,_or_Syrup_made_of_the
<h193.P006.024>    Flowers,_worketh_the_same_effects_that_the_Root_and_the
<h193.P006.025>    Seed_do,_although_more_weakly._The_Female_is_often_used
<h193.P006.026>    for_the_purposes_aforesaid,_by_reason_the_Male_is_so
<h193.P006.027>    scarce_a_Plant_that_it_is_possessed_by_few,_and_those
<h193.P006.028>    great_Lovers_of_rarities_in_this_kind.
<h193.P006.029>    =
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#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h193.P008.001>    It_is_an_Herb_of_the_Sun,_and_under_the_Lyon,
<h193.P008.002>    Physitians_say_Male_Peony_Roots_are_best,_but_Dr._Reason
<h193.P008.003>    told_me,_male_Peony_was_best_for_men,_and_female_Peony_for
<h193.P008.004>    women_and_he_desires_to_be_judged_by_his_brother_Dr.
<h193.P008.005>    Experience._The_Roots_are_held_to_be_of_most_Vertue,_then
<h193.P008.006>    the_Seeds_next_the_Flowers,_and_last_of_all_the_Leavs.
<h193.P008.007>    =
#
## <h194>
# chapter 194 PEPPERWORT
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h194.P002.001>    Our_common_Pepper-wort_sendeth_forth_somwhat_long_and
<h194.P002.002>    broad_Leavs,_of_a_light_blewish_green_colour,_finely
<h194.P002.003>    dented_about_the_edges,_and_pointed_at_the_ends,_standing
<h194.P002.004>    upon_round_hard_Stalks_three_or_four_foot_high,_spreading
<h194.P002.005>    many_Branches_on_all_sides,_and_having_many_smal_white
<h194.P002.006>    Flowers_at_the_tops_of_them,_after_which_follow_small_Seed
<h194.P002.007>    in_small_Heads:_The_Root_is_slender_running_much_under
<h194.P002.008>    ground,_and_shooting_up_again_in_many_places;_and_both
<h194.P002.009>    Leavs_and_Root,_are_very_hot_and_sharp_of_tast_like
<h194.P002.010>    Pepper,_for_which_caus_it_took_the_name.
<h194.P002.011>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h194.P004.001>    It_groweth_Naturally_in_many_places_of_this_Land,_as_at
<h194.P004.002>    Clare_in_Essex,_neer_also_unto_Exceter_in_Devonshire,_upon
<h194.P004.003>    Rochester_common_in_Kent;_in_Lancashire_and_divers_other
<h194.P004.004>    places;_but_is_usually_kept_in_Gardens.
<h194.P004.005>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h194.P006.001>    It_Flowreth_in_the_end_of_June,_and_in_July.
<h194.P006.002>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h194.P008.001>    Pliny_and_Paulus_Aegineta_say_that_Pepper-wort_is_very
<h194.P008.002>    effectual_for_the_Sciatica,_or_any_other_Gout_or_pain_in
<h194.P008.003>    the_Joynts,_or_any_other_inveterate_grief;_the_Leavs
<h194.P008.004>    hereof_to_be_bruised_and_mixed_with_old_Hogs_grease_and
<h194.P008.005>    applied_to_the_place;_and_to_continue_thereon_four_hours
<h194.P008.006>    in_Men,_and_two_hours_in_women,_the_place_being_afterwards
<h194.P008.007>    {Note_252_here}
<h194.P008.008>    bathed_with_Wine_and_Oyl_mixed_together,_and_then_wrapped
<h194.P008.009>    with_Wool_or_Skins_after_they_have_sweat_a_little._It
<h194.P008.010>    also_amendeth_the_Deformities_or_discolourings_of_the
<h194.P008.011>    Skin,_and_helpeth_to_take_away_Marks,_Scars,_and_Scabs,_or
<h194.P008.012>    the_foul_marks_of_burning_with_fire_or_iron._The_Juyce
<h194.P008.013>    hereof_is_in_some_places_used_to_be_given_in_Ale_to_drink
<h194.P008.014>    to_women_with_child,_to_procure_them_a_speedy_delivery_in
<h194.P008.015>    Travail.
<h194.P008.016>    =
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#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h194.P010.001>    Here's_another_Martial_Herb_for_you,_make_much_of_it.
<h194.P010.002>    =
#
## <h195>
# chapter 195 PERIWINKLE
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h195.P002.001>    The_common_sort_hereof_hath_many_Branches_trayling,_or
<h195.P002.002>    running_upon_the_ground_shooting_out_smal_Fibres_at_the
<h195.P002.003>    Joynts_as_it_runneth,_taking_thereby_hold_in_the_ground
<h195.P002.004>    and_Rooteth_in_divers_places._At_the_Joynts_of_these
<h195.P002.005>    Branches_stand_two_small_dark_green_shining_Leavs,_somwhat
<h195.P002.006>    like_Bay_Leavs,_but_smaller,_and_with_them_come_forth_also
<h195.P002.007>    the_Flowers_(one_at_a_Joynt_standing_upon_a_tender
<h195.P002.008>    Footstalk)_being_somwhat_long_and_hollow,_parted_at_the
<h195.P002.009>    brims,_somtimes_into_four_somtimes_five_Leavs,_the_most
<h195.P002.010>    ordinary_sort_are_of_a_pale_blue_Colour,_some_are_pure
<h195.P002.011>    white,_and_some_of_a_dark_reddish_Purple_colour._The_Root
<h195.P002.012>    is_little_bigger_than_a_Rush,_bushing_in_the_ground,_and
<h195.P002.013>    creeping_with_his_Branches_far_about,_whereby_it_quickly
<h195.P002.014>    possesseth_a_great_compass,_and_is_therfore_most_usually
<h195.P002.015>    planted_under_Hedges,_where_it_may_have_room_to_run.
<h195.P002.016>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h195.P004.001>    Those_with_the_pale_blue,_and_those_with_the_white
<h195.P004.002>    Flowers_grow_in_Woods_and_Orchards_by_the_Hedg_sides_in
<h195.P004.003>    diverse_places_of_this_Land._But_those_with_the_Purple
<h195.P004.004>    Flowers_in_Gardens_only.
<h195.P004.005>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h195.P006.001>    They_Flower_in_March_and_April.
<h195.P006.002>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h195.P008.001>    The_Periwincle_is_a_great_binder,_staying_bleeding_both
<h195.P008.002>    at_Mouth_and_Nose,_if_some_of_the_Leavs_be_chewed:_The
<h195.P008.003>    French_use_it_to_stay_Womens_Courses._Discorides,_Galen,
<h195.P008.004>    and_Aegineta_commend_it_against_the_Lask,_and_Fluxes_of
<h195.P008.005>    the_Belly_to_be_drunk_in_Wine.
<h195.P008.006>    {Note_253_here}
<h195.P008.007>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h195.P010.001>    Venus_owns_this_Herb,_and_saith_that_the_Leavs_eaten_by
<h195.P010.002>    man_and_wife_together,_causeth_love_between_them.
<h195.P010.003>    =
#
## <h196>
# chapter 196 ST_PETERS-WORT
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h196.P002.001>    If_Superstition_had_not_been_the_Father_of_Tradition,
<h196.P002.002>    as_well_as_Ignorance_the_Mother_of_Devotion,_this_Herb_as
<h196.P002.003>    well_as_St._Johns_wort_had_found_some_other_name_to_be
<h196.P002.004>    known_by;_but_we_may_say_of_our_Fore-fathers_as_St._Paul
<h196.P002.005>    of_the_Athenians,_I_perceive_that_in_many_things_you_are
<h196.P002.006>    too_Superstitious:_Yet_seing_it_is_come_to_that_pass,_that
<h196.P002.007>    Custom_having_gotten_possession_pleads_Prescription_for
<h196.P002.008>    the_name,_I_shall_let_it_pass,_and_come_to_the_Description
<h196.P002.009>    of_the_Herb,_which_take_as_followeth.
<h196.P002.010>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h196.P004.001>    It_riseth_up_with_square_upright_Stalks_for_the_most
<h196.P004.002>    part,_somwhat_greater_and_higher_than_St._Johns_wort_(and
<h196.P004.003>    good_reason_too,_St._Peter_being_the_greater_Apostle_(ask
<h196.P004.004>    the_Pope_else)_for_though_God_would_have_the_Saints_equal,
<h196.P004.005>    the_Pope_is_of_another_Opinion)_but_brown_in_the_same
<h196.P004.006>    manner,_having_two_Leavs_at_every_Joynt,_somwhat_like,_but
<h196.P004.007>    larger_than_St._Johns_wort,_and_a_little_rounder_pointed
<h196.P004.008>    with_few_or_no_Holes_to_be_seen_therein,_and_having
<h196.P004.009>    somtimes_some_smaller_Leavs_rising_from_the_Bosom_of_the
<h196.P004.010>    greater,_and_somtimes_a_little_hairy_also:_At_the_tops_of
<h196.P004.011>    the_Stalks_stand_many_Starlike_Flowers,_with_yellow_threds
<h196.P004.012>    in_the_middle_very_like_those_of_St._Johns_wort,_insomuch
<h196.P004.013>    that_this_is_hardly_discerned_from_it_but_only_by_the
<h196.P004.014>    largeness_of_height,_the_Seed_being_also_alike_in_both.
<h196.P004.015>    The_Root_abideth_long_sending_forth_new_shoots_every_yeer.
<h196.P004.016>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h196.P006.001>    It_groweth_in_many_Groves_and_small_low_Woods,_in
<h196.P006.002>    divers_places_of_this_Land,_as_in_Kent,_Huntington,
<h196.P006.003>    Cambridg,_and_Northampton_shires,_as_also_neer_water
<h196.P006.004>    Courses_in_other_places.
<h196.P006.005>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h196.P008.001>    It_Flowreth_in_June_and_July,_and_the_Seed_is_ripe_in
<h196.P008.002>    August.
<h196.P008.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h196.P010.001>    It_is_of_the_same_property_with_St._Johns_wort,_but
<h196.P010.002>    somwhat_weak,_and_therefore_more_seldom_used._Two_drams
<h196.P010.003>    of_the_Seed_taken_at_a_time_in_Honeyed_water,_purgeth
<h196.P010.004>    Chollerick_Humors_(as_saith_Dioscorides,_Pliny,_and_Galen)
<h196.P010.005>    and_thereby_helpeth_those_that_are_troubled_with_the
<h196.P010.006>    Sciatica:_The_Leavs_are_used_as_St._Johns_wort,_to_help
<h196.P010.007>    those_places_of_the_Body_that_have_been_burnt_with_Fire.
<h196.P010.008>    {Note_254_here}
<h196.P010.009>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h196.P012.001>    There_is_not_a_straw_to_chuse_between_this_and_St.
<h196.P012.002>    Johns_wort,_only_St._Peter_must_have_it,_lest_he_should
<h196.P012.003>    lack_Pot-herbs.
<h196.P012.004>    =
#
## <h197>
# chapter 197 PIMPERNEL
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h197.P002.001>    Common_Pimpernel_hath_diverse_weak_square_Stalks_lying
<h197.P002.002>    on_the_ground_beset_all_along_with_two_smal_and_almost
<h197.P002.003>    round_Leavs_at_every_Joynt_one_against_another,_very_like
<h197.P002.004>    Chickweed,_but_hath_no_Footstalks,_for_the_Leavs_do_as_it
<h197.P002.005>    were_compass_the_Stalk:_The_Flowers_stand_singly_each_by
<h197.P002.006>    themselves_at_them_and_the_Stalks,_consisting_of_five
<h197.P002.007>    round_small_pointed_Leavs_of_a_fine_pale_red_colour,
<h197.P002.008>    tending_to_an_Orange,_with_so_many_threds_in_the_middle,
<h197.P002.009>    in_whose_places_succeed,_smooth_round_Heads,_wherein_is
<h197.P002.010>    contained_smal_Seed._The_Root_is_smal_and_fibrous
<h197.P002.011>    perishing_every_yeer.
<h197.P002.012>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h197.P004.001>    It_groweth_every_where_almost,_as_well_in_the_Meadows
<h197.P004.002>    and_Cornfields,_as_by_the_Waysides,_and_in_Gardens_arising
<h197.P004.003>    of_it_self.
<h197.P004.004>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h197.P006.001>    It_Flowreth_from_May_unto_August,_and_the_Seed_ripeneth
<h197.P006.002>    in_the_mean_time_and_falleth.
<h197.P006.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h197.P008.001>    This_is_of_a_clensing_and_attractive_quality,_whereby
<h197.P008.002>    it_draweth_forth_Thorns_or_Splinters,_or_other_such_like
<h197.P008.003>    things_gotten_into_the_Flesh,_and_put_up_into_the_Nostrils
<h197.P008.004>    purgeth_the_Head;_and_Galen_saith_also_they_have_a_drying
<h197.P008.005>    faculty,_whereby_they_are_good_to_soder_the_lips_of
<h197.P008.006>    Wounds,_and_to_clens_foul_Ulcers._The_distilled_Water_or
<h197.P008.007>    Juyce_is_much_esteemed_by_French_Dames_to_clense_the_Skin
<h197.P008.008>    from_any_roughness,_deformity,_or_discolouring_thereof:
<h197.P008.009>    {Note_255_here}
<h197.P008.010>    Being_boyled_in_Wine,_and_given_to_drink,_it_is_a_good
<h197.P008.011>    Remedy_against_the_Plague,_and_other_Pestilential_Feavers,
<h197.P008.012>    if_the_Party_after_taking_it_warm_lie_in_his_bed_and_sweat
<h197.P008.013>    for_two_hours_after,_and_use_the_same_twice_at_least._It
<h197.P008.014>    helpeth_also_all_stingings_and_bitings_of_Venemous_Beasts
<h197.P008.015>    or_mad_Dogs,_being_used_inwardly_and_applied_outwardly:
<h197.P008.016>    The_same_also_openeth_the_Obstructions_of_the_Liver,_and
<h197.P008.017>    is_very_available_against_the_Infirmities_of_the_Reins,_it
<h197.P008.018>    provoketh_Urine,_and_helpeth_to_expel_the_Stone_and_Gravel
<h197.P008.019>    out_of_the_Kidneys_and_Bladder,_and_helpeth_much_in_all
<h197.P008.020>    inward_Wounds_and_Ulcers._The_Decoction_or_distilled
<h197.P008.021>    Water_is_no_less_effectual_to_be_applied_to_all_wounds
<h197.P008.022>    that_are_fresh_and_green,_or_old_filthy_fretting_and
<h197.P008.023>    running_Ulcers,_which_it_very_effectually_cureth_in_short
<h197.P008.024>    spaces._A_little_Honey_mixed_with_the_Juyce_and_dropped
<h197.P008.025>    into_the_Eyes_clenseth_them_from_cloudy_mists,_or_thick
<h197.P008.026>    Films_which_grow_over_them_and_hinder_the_sights:_It
<h197.P008.027>    helpeth_the_Toothach_being_dropped_into_the_Ear_on_the
<h197.P008.028>    contrary_side_of_the_pain._It_is_also_effectual_to_eas
<h197.P008.029>    the_pains_of_the_Hemorrhoids_or_Piles.
<h197.P008.030>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
#
## <h198>
# chapter 198 GROUND_PINE
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h198.P002.001>    Our_common_Ground_Pine_groweth_low,_seldom_rising_above
<h198.P002.002>    an_handbreadth_high,_shooting_forth_divers_smal_Branches,
<h198.P002.003>    set_with_slender_smal_long_narrow_grayish_or_whitish_Leavs
<h198.P002.004>    somwhat_hairy;_and_devided_into_three_parts_many_times
<h198.P002.005>    many_bushing_together_at_a_Joynt,_and_somtimes_some
<h198.P002.006>    growing_scatteredly_upon_the_Stalks,_smelling_somwhat
<h198.P002.007>    strong_like_unto_Rozin;_the_Flowers_are_somwhat_smal_and
<h198.P002.008>    of_a_pale_yellow_colour_growing_from_the_Joynts_of_the
<h198.P002.009>    Stalks_all_along_among_the_Leavs,_after_which_come_small,
<h198.P002.010>    long,_and_round_Husks:_The_Root_is_smal_woody_perishing
<h198.P002.011>    every_yeer.
<h198.P002.012>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h198.P004.001>    It_groweth_more_plentifully_in_Kent_than_in_any_other
<h198.P004.002>    Country_of_this_Land;_as_namely,_in_many_places_from_on
<h198.P004.003>    this_side_Dartford,_along_to_Southfleet,_Cotham,_and
<h198.P004.004>    Rochester,_and_upon_Chattam_down_hard_by_the_Beacon,_and
<h198.P004.005>    half_a_mile_from_Rochester_in_a_Field_nigh_a_Hous_called
<h198.P004.006>    Selsey.
<h198.P004.007>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h198.P006.001>    It_Flowreth_and_giveth_Seed_in_the_Summer_Months.
<h198.P006.002>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h198.P008.001>    The_Decoction_of_Ground_Pine_drunk,_doth_wonderfully
<h198.P008.002>    prevail_against_the_Strangury_or_any_inward_pains_arising
<h198.P008.003>    from_the_Diseases_of_the_Reins_and_Urine,_and_is_especial
<h198.P008.004>    good_for_all_Obstructions_of_the_Liver_and_Spleen_and
<h198.P008.005>    {Note_256_here}
<h198.P008.006>    gently_openeth_the_Body,_for_which_purpose_they_were_wont
<h198.P008.007>    in_former_times_to_make_Pills_with_the_Pouder_thereof,_and
<h198.P008.008>    the_Purple_Figs._It_marveilously_helpeth_all_the_Diseases
<h198.P008.009>    of_the_Mother_used_inwardly,_or_applied_outwardly,
<h198.P008.010>    procuring_Womens_Courses,_and_expelling_the_dead_Child_and
<h198.P008.011>    afterbirth,_yea_it_is_so_powerful_upon_those_Feminine
<h198.P008.012>    parts_that_it_is_utterly_forbidden_to_Women_with_Child,_in
<h198.P008.013>    that_it_will_caus_abortment_or_delivery_before_the_time:
<h198.P008.014>    It_is_as_effectual_also_in_all_pains_and_Diseases_of_the
<h198.P008.015>    Joynts,_as_Gouts,_Cramps,_Palseys,_Sciatica,_and_Aches;
<h198.P008.016>    {Note_257_here}
<h198.P008.017>    either_the_Decoction_of_the_Herb_in_Wine_taken_inwardly,
<h198.P008.018>    or_applied_outwardly,_or_both_for_some_time_together,_for
<h198.P008.019>    which_purpose_the_Pills_made_with_the_Pouder_of_Ground
<h198.P008.020>    Pine,_and_of_Hermodactils_with_Venice_Turpentine_are_very
<h198.P008.021>    effectual._These_Pills_also_are_special_good_for_those
<h198.P008.022>    that_have_the_Dropsie,_to_be_continued_for_some_time._The
<h198.P008.023>    same_is_a_special_good_help_for_the_Jaundice,_and_for
<h198.P008.024>    griping_pains_in_the_Joynts,_Belly,_or_inward_parts:_It
<h198.P008.025>    helpeth_also_all_Diseases_of_the_Brain_proceeding_of_cold
<h198.P008.026>    and_Flegmatick_Humors_and_Distillations,_as_also_for_the
<h198.P008.027>    Falling-sickness._It_is_an_especial_Remedy_for_the_Poyson
<h198.P008.028>    of_the_Aconites_of_all_sorts,_and_other_poisonful_Herbs,
<h198.P008.029>    as_also_against_the_stinking_of_any_Venemous_Creature:_It
<h198.P008.030>    is_a_good_Remedy_for_a_cold_Cough,_especially_in_the
<h198.P008.031>    beginning._For_all_this_purposes_aforesaid,_the_Herb_being
<h198.P008.032>    tunned_up_in_new_Drink_and_drunk_is_almost_as_effectual,
<h198.P008.033>    but_far_more_accetable_to_weak_and_dainty_Stomachs._The
<h198.P008.034>    Distilled_Water_of_the_Herb_hath_the_same_effects,_but
<h198.P008.035>    more_weakly._The_Conserve_of_the_Flowers_doth_the_like,
<h198.P008.036>    which_Mathiolus_much_commendeth_against_the_Palsey._The
<h198.P008.037>    green_Herb_or_the_Decoction_thereof_being_applied,
<h198.P008.038>    dissolveth_the_hardness_of_Womens_Breasts,_and_all_other
<h198.P008.039>    hard_Swellings_in_any_other_part_of_the_Body._The_green
<h198.P008.040>    Herb_also_applied,_or_the_Juyce_thereof_with_some_Honey,
<h198.P008.041>    not_only_clenseth_putrid,_stinking_foul_and_Malignant
<h198.P008.042>    Ulcers_and_Sores_of_all_sorts,_but_healeth_and_sodereth_up
<h198.P008.043>    the_lips_of_green_Wounds_in_any_part_also.
<h198.P008.044>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h198.P011.001>    Let_Women_forebear_it_if_they_be_with_Child,_for_it
<h198.P011.002>    works_violently_upon_the_Foeminine_part;_and_Mars_owns_it,
<h198.P011.003>    I_tell_them_but_so.
<h198.P011.004>    =
#
## <h199>
# chapter 199 PLANTANE
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit P text
<h199.P001.001>    This_groweth_so_familiarly_in_Meadows_and_Fields,_and
<h199.P001.002>    by_Pathways,_and_is_so_well_known_that_it_needeth_no
<h199.P001.003>    Description.
<h199.P001.004>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h199.P003.001>    It_is_in_its_beauty_about_June,_and_the_Seed_ripeneth
<h199.P003.002>    shortly_after.
<h199.P003.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h199.P005.001>    The_Juyce_of_Plantane_clarified_and_drunk_for_divers
<h199.P005.002>    daies_together,_either_of_it_self_or_in_other_drink
<h199.P005.003>    prevaileth_wonderfully_against_all_torments_or
<h199.P005.004>    Excoriations_in_the_Guts_or_Bowels,_helpeth_the
<h199.P005.005>    distillations_of_Rhewm_from_the_Head,_and_staieth_all
<h199.P005.006>    manner_of_Fluxes_even_Womens_Courses_when_they_flow_too
<h199.P005.007>    abundantly;_It_is_good_to_stay_spitting_of_Blood,_and_all
<h199.P005.008>    other_Bleedings_at_the_Mouth,_or_the_making_of_foul_or
<h199.P005.009>    bloody_water_by_reason_of_any_Ulcer_in_the_reins_or
<h199.P005.010>    Bladder,_and_also_stayeth_the_too_free_bleeding_of_Wounds.
<h199.P005.011>    {Note_258_here}
<h199.P005.012>    It_is_held_an_especial_Remedy_for_those_that_are_troubled
<h199.P005.013>    with_the_Phtisick,_or_Consumption_of_the_Lungs,_or_Ulcers
<h199.P005.014>    in_the_Lungs,_or_Coughs_that_come_of_heat._The_Decoction
<h199.P005.015>    or_Pouder_of_the_Roots_or_Seed,_is_much_more_binding_for
<h199.P005.016>    all_the_purposes_aforesaid_than_the_Leavs._Dioscorides
<h199.P005.017>    saith,_That_three_Roots_boyled_in_Wine_and_taken_helpeth
<h199.P005.018>    the_Tertain_Ague,_and_four_the_Quartan_Ague:_But_(letting
<h199.P005.019>    pass_the_number_as_Fabulous)_I_conceive_the_Decoction_of
<h199.P005.020>    divers_Roots_may_be_effectual._The_Herb_(but_especially
<h199.P005.021>    the_Seed)_is_held_to_be_profitable_againt_the_Dropsie,_the
<h199.P005.022>    Falling-sickness,_the_yellow_Jaundice,_and_stoppings_of
<h199.P005.023>    the_Liver_and_Reins._The_Roots_of_Plantane_and_Pellitory
<h199.P005.024>    of_Spain_beaten_to_Pouder_and_put_into_hollow_Teeth,
<h199.P005.025>    taketh_away_the_pains_of_them:_The_clarified_Juyce_or
<h199.P005.026>    distilled_Water_dropped_into_the_Eyes_cooleth_the
<h199.P005.027>    Inflamations_in_them,_and_taketh_away_the_Pin_and_Web;_and
<h199.P005.028>    dropped_into_the_Ears_easeth_pains_in_them,_and_helpeth
<h199.P005.029>    and_restoreth_the_Hearing:_The_same_also_with_Juyce_of
<h199.P005.030>    {Note_259_here}
<h199.P005.031>    Housleek_is_profitable_against_all_Inflamations_and
<h199.P005.032>    breakings_out_in_the_Skin,_and_against_Burnings_or
<h199.P005.033>    Scaldings_by_fire_or_Water._The_Juyce_or_Decoction_made
<h199.P005.034>    either_of_it_self_or_other_things_of_like_nature_is_of
<h199.P005.035>    much_use_and_good_effect_for_old_and_hollow_Ulcers_that
<h199.P005.036>    are_hard_to_be_cured,_and_for_Cankers_and_Sores_in_the
<h199.P005.037>    Mouth_or_privy_parts_of_Man_or_Woman;_and_helpeth_also_the
<h199.P005.038>    pains_of_the_Piles_in_the_Fundament._The_Juyce_mixed_with
<h199.P005.039>    Oyl_of_Roses,_and_the_Temples_and_Forhead_anointed
<h199.P005.040>    therewith,_easeth_the_pains_of_the_Head_proceeding_from
<h199.P005.041>    heat,_and_helpeth_Lunatick,_and_Phrenetick_persons_very
<h199.P005.042>    much;_as_also_the_bitings_of_Serpents_or_a_Mad_Dog:_The
<h199.P005.043>    same_also_is_profitably_applied_to_all_hot_Gouts_in_the
<h199.P005.044>    Feet_or_Hands,_especially_in_the_beginning._It_is_also
<h199.P005.045>    good_to_be_applied_where_any_Bone_is_out_of_Joynt_to
<h199.P005.046>    hinder_Inflamations,_Swellings_and_Pains_that_presently
<h199.P005.047>    {Note_260_here}
<h199.P005.048>    rise_thereupon._The_Pouder_of_the_dried_Leavs_taken_in
<h199.P005.049>    drink,_killeth_Worms_of_the_Belly,_and_boyled_in_Wine
<h199.P005.050>    killeth_Worms_that_breed_in_old_and_foul_Ulcers._One_part
<h199.P005.051>    of_Plantane_Water,_and_two_parts_of_the_brine_of_Pouder'd
<h199.P005.052>    Beef_boyled_together_and_clarified,_is_a_most_sure_Remedy
<h199.P005.053>    to_heal_all_spreading_Scabs_and_Itch_in_the_Head_or_Body,
<h199.P005.054>    and_all_manner_of_Tetters,_Ringworms,_the_Shingles,_and
<h199.P005.055>    all_other_running_and_fretting_Sores._Briefly_the
<h199.P005.056>    Plantanes_are_singular_good_Wound_Herbs_to_heal_fresh,_or
<h199.P005.057>    old_Wounds_and_Sores_either_inward_or_outward.
<h199.P005.058>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h199.P009.001>    Its_true_Myzaldus_and_others_yea_almost_all
<h199.P009.002>    Astrologo-Physitians_hold_this_to_be_an_Herb_of_Mars,_and
<h199.P009.003>    they_give_a_verisimile_of_a_truth_for_it_too,_Viz._becaus
<h199.P009.004>    it_cures_diseases_of_the_Head_and_privities_which_are
<h199.P009.005>    under_the_Houses_of_Mars,_Aries,_and_Scorpio:_All
<h199.P009.006>    Diseases_of_the_Head_coming_of_heat_are_caused_by_Mars,
<h199.P009.007>    for_Venus_is_made_of_no_such_hot_mettle,_or_at_least_deals
<h199.P009.008>    in_inferior_parts._The_truth_is,_it_is_under_the_command
<h199.P009.009>    of_Venus,_and_cures_the_Head_by_Antipathy_to_Mars,_and_the
<h199.P009.010>    Privities_by_Sympathy_to_Venus,_neither_is_there_hardly_a
<h199.P009.011>    Martial_Diseas_but_it_cures,_If_I_were_to_fortifie_my_Body
<h199.P009.012>    against_a_Martial_Diseas_I_would_do_it_by_this_Herb_as
<h199.P009.013>    soon_as_by_any,_and_may_do_it_(it_may_be)_when_time_shal
<h199.P009.014>    serve.
<h199.P009.015>    =
#
## <h200>
# chapter 200 PLUMS
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit P text
<h200.P001.001>    These_are_so_well_known_that_they_need_no_Description.
<h200.P001.002>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h200.P003.001>    As_there_is_great_diversity_of_the_kinds,_so_is_there
<h200.P003.002>    in_the_operations_of_Plums,_for_some_that_are_sweet,
<h200.P003.003>    moisten_the_Stomach_and_make_the_Belly_soluble;_those_that
<h200.P003.004>    are_sowr_quench_thirst_more_and_bind_the_Belly;_the_moist
<h200.P003.005>    and_waterish_do_soonest_corrupt_in_the_Stomach,_but_the
<h200.P003.006>    firm_do_nourish_more_and_offend_less:_The_dried_Fruit
<h200.P003.007>    sold_by_the_Grocers_under_the_name_of_Damask_Prunes,_do
<h200.P003.008>    somwhat_loosen_the_Belly,_and_being_stewed_are_often_used
<h200.P003.009>    both_in_health_and_sickness,_to_rellish_the_Mouth_and
<h200.P003.010>    Stomach_to_procure_Appetite,_and_a_little_to_open_the
<h200.P003.011>    Body,_allay_Choller,_and_cool_the_Stomach:_Plum-tree_Leavs
<h200.P003.012>    boyled_in_Wine,_is_good_to_wash_and_gargle_the_Mouth_and
<h200.P003.013>    Throat_to_dry_the_Flux_of_Rhewm_coming_to_the_Pallat,
<h200.P003.014>    Gums,_or_Almonds_of_the_Ears._The_Gum_of_the_Trees_is
<h200.P003.015>    good_to_break_the_Stone._The_Gum_or_Leavs_boyled_in
<h200.P003.016>    Vinegar_and_applied,_killeth_Tetters_and_Ringworms.
<h200.P003.017>    {Note_261_here}
<h200.P003.018>    Mathiolus_saith,_The_Oyl_pressed_out_of_the_Kernels_of_the
<h200.P003.019>    Stones,_as_Oyl_of_Almonds_is_made,_is_good_against_the
<h200.P003.020>    inflamed_Piles,_the_Tumors_or_Swellings_of_Ulcers,
<h200.P003.021>    Hoarsness_of_the_voice,_roughness_of_the_Tongue_and
<h200.P003.022>    Throat,_and_likewise_the_pains_in_the_Ears._And_that_five
<h200.P003.023>    ounces_of_the_said_Oyl_taken_with_one_ounce_of_Muscadine,
<h200.P003.024>    driveth_forth_the_Stone,_and_helpeth_the_Chollick.
<h200.P003.025>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h200.P005.001>    All_Plums_are_under_Venus,_and_are_like_Women,_some
<h200.P005.002>    better,_some_worse.
<h200.P005.003>    =
#
## <h201>
# chapter 201 POLLIPODY_of_the_OAK
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h201.P002.001>    This_is_a_smal_Herb_consisting_of_nothing_but_Roots_and
<h201.P002.002>    Leavs:_bearing_neither_Stalk,_Flower,_nor_Seed_as_it_is
<h201.P002.003>    thought._It_hath_three_or_four_Leavs_rising_from_the
<h201.P002.004>    Root,_every_one_singly_by_it_self,_of_about_a_hand_length,
<h201.P002.005>    which_are_winged,_consisting_of_many_smal_narrow_Leavs,
<h201.P002.006>    cut_into_the_middle_rib_standing_on_each_side_of_the
<h201.P002.007>    Stalk,_large_below,_and_smaller_up_to_the_top,_not_dented
<h201.P002.008>    or_notched_on_the_edges_at_all,_as_the_Male_Fern_hath;_of
<h201.P002.009>    a_sad_green_colour_and_smooth_on_the_upper_side,_but_on
<h201.P002.010>    the_underside_somwhat_rough,_by_reason_of_certain
<h201.P002.011>    yellowish_spots_set_thereon:_The_Root_is_smaller_than_ones
<h201.P002.012>    little_finger_lying_aslope,_or_creeping_along_under_the
<h201.P002.013>    upper_crust_of_the_earth,_browish_on_the_outside,_and
<h201.P002.014>    greenish_within,_of_a_sweetish_harshness_in_tast,_set_with
<h201.P002.015>    certain_rough_Knags_on_each_side_thereof,_having_also_much
<h201.P002.016>    Mossiness_or_yellow_hairiness_upon_it,_and_some_Fibres
<h201.P002.017>    underneath_it,_whereby_it_is_nourished.
<h201.P002.018>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h201.P004.001>    It_groweth_as_well_upon_old_rotten_stumps,_or_trunks_of
<h201.P004.002>    Trees,_as_Oak,_Beech,_Hazel;_Willow,_or_any_other,_as_in
<h201.P004.003>    the_Woods_under_them;_and_upon_old_Mud_Wals,_as_also_in
<h201.P004.004>    Mossie,_Stony,_and_gravelly_places,_neer_unto_Woods;_That
<h201.P004.005>    which_groweth_upon_Oaks_is_accounted_the_best,_but_the
<h201.P004.006>    quantity_thereof_is_scarce_sufficient_for_the_common_use.
<h201.P004.007>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h201.P006.001>    It_being_alwaies_green,_may_be_gathered_for_use_at_any
<h201.P006.002>    time.
<h201.P006.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h201.P008.001>    Mesues_(who_is_called_the_Physitians_Evangelist,_for_the
<h201.P008.002>    certainty_of_his_Medicines,_and_the_truth_of_his_Opinions)
<h201.P008.003>    saith,_That_it_drieth_up_thin_Humors,_digesteth_thick_and
<h201.P008.004>    tough,_and_purgeth_burnt_Choller,_and_especially_tough_and
<h201.P008.005>    thick_Flegm,_and_thin_Flegm_also,_even_from_the_Joynts;
<h201.P008.006>    {Note_262_here}
<h201.P008.007>    and_is_therfore_good_for_those_that_are_troubled_with
<h201.P008.008>    Melancholly;_or_Quartan_Agues,_especially_if_it_be_taken
<h201.P008.009>    in_Whey,_or_Honeyed_Water,_or_in_Barley_water,_or_the
<h201.P008.010>    Broth_of_a_Chicken_with_Epithimum,_or_with_Beets_and
<h201.P008.011>    Mallows._It_is_also_good_for_the_hardness_of_the_Spleen
<h201.P008.012>    and_for_prickings_or_Stitches_in_the_sides,_as_also_for
<h201.P008.013>    the_Chollick,_some_use_to_put_to_it_some_Fennel_Seeds,_or
<h201.P008.014>    Annis_Seeds_or_Ginger_to_correct_that_loathing_it_bringeth
<h201.P008.015>    to_the_Stomach,_which_is_more_than_needeth,_it_being_a
<h201.P008.016>    safe_and_gentle_Medicine_fit_for_al_persons_at_al_seasons,
<h201.P008.017>    which_daily_experience_confirmith;_And_an_ounce_of_it_may
<h201.P008.018>    be_given_at_a_time_in_a_Decoction,_if_there_be_not_Saena
<h201.P008.019>    or_some_other_strong_purger_put_with_it._A_dram_or_two
<h201.P008.020>    of_the_Pouder_of_the_dried_Roots,_taken_fasting_in_a_cup
<h201.P008.021>    of_Honeyed_water,_worketh_gently,_and_for_the_purposes
<h201.P008.022>    aforesaid._The_distilled_water_both_of_Roots_and_Leavs_is
<h201.P008.023>    much_commended_for_the_Quartan_Ague,_to_be_taken_for_many
<h201.P008.024>    daies_together,_as_also_against_Melancholly,_or_fearful_or
<h201.P008.025>    troublesom_sleeps_or_Dreams,_and_with_some_Sugar_Candy
<h201.P008.026>    dissolved_therein,_is_good_against_the_Cough,_shortness_of
<h201.P008.027>    breath_and_Wheesings,_and_those_distillations_of_thin
<h201.P008.028>    Rhewm_upon_the_Lungs,_which_caus_Phtisicks,_and_oftentimes
<h201.P008.029>    Consumptions._The_fresh_Roots_beaten_smal:_or_the_Pouder
<h201.P008.030>    of_the_dried_Roots_mixed_with_Honey_and_applied_to_any
<h201.P008.031>    Member_that_is_out_of_Joynt,_doth_much_help_it:_Applied
<h201.P008.032>    also_to_the_Nose_cureth_the_Diseas_called_Polipus,_which
<h201.P008.033>    is_a_piece_of_Flesh_growing_therein_which_in_time_stoppeth
<h201.P008.034>    the_passage_of_breath_through_that_Nostril;_And_it_helpeth
<h201.P008.035>    those_clefts_or_Chops_that_come_between_the_fingers_or
<h201.P008.036>    Toes.
<h201.P008.037>    {Note_263_here}
<h201.P008.038>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h201.P011.001>    And_why_I_pray_must_Pollipodium_of_the_Oak_only_be
<h201.P011.002>    used,_Gentle_Colledg_of_Physitians,_can_you_give_me_but_a
<h201.P011.003>    glimps_of_a_reason_for_it?_is_it_only_becaus_it_is
<h201.P011.004>    dearest?_will_you_never_leave_your_covetousness_till_your
<h201.P011.005>    lives_leav_you?_The_Truth_is,_that_which_grows_upon_the
<h201.P011.006>    Earth_is_best_('tis_an_Herb_of_Saturn_and_he_seldom_climbs
<h201.P011.007>    trees)_to_purge_Melancholly,_if_the_humor_be_otherwise,
<h201.P011.008>    chuse_your_Pollipodium_accordingly.
<h201.P011.009>    =
#
## <h202>
# chapter 202 POPLAR-TREE
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h202.P002.001>    There_are_two_sorts_of_Poplars_which_are_most_familiar
<h202.P002.002>    with_us,_Viz._The_Black,_and_the_White,_both_which_I_shall
<h202.P002.003>    here_describe_unto_you.
<h202.P002.004>    =
<h202.P002.005>    The_white_Poplar_groweth_great_and_reasonable_high,
<h202.P002.006>    covered_with_a_thick_smooth_white_Bark,_especially_the
<h202.P002.007>    Branches,_having_large_Leavs_cut_into_several_devisions
<h202.P002.008>    almost_like_a_Vine_Leaf,_but_not_of_so_deep_a_green_on_the
<h202.P002.009>    upper_side,_and_hoary_white_underneath,_of_a_reasonable
<h202.P002.010>    good_scent,_the_whol_form_representing_the_Leaf_of
<h202.P002.011>    Coltsfoot._The_Catkins_which_it_bringeth_forth_before_the
<h202.P002.012>    Leavs,_are_long,_and_of_a_faint_reddish_colour,_which_fall
<h202.P002.013>    away_bearing_seldom_good_Seed_with_them._The_Wood_hereof
<h202.P002.014>    is_smooth,_soft,_and_white,_very_finely_waved,_whereby_it
<h202.P002.015>    is_much_esteemed.
<h202.P002.016>    =
<h202.P002.017>    The_Black_Poplar_groweth_higher_and_straiter_than_the
<h202.P002.018>    White,_with_a_grayish_Bark_bearing_broad_and_green_leaves
<h202.P002.019>    somwhat_like_Ivy_Leavs,_not_cut_in_on_the_edges_like_the
<h202.P002.020>    White,_but_whol_and_dented,_ending_in_a_point,_and_not
<h202.P002.021>    white_underneath,_hanging_by_slender_long_Footstalks,
<h202.P002.022>    which_with_the_Air_are_continually_shaken_like_as_the
<h202.P002.023>    Aspin_Leavs_are:_The_Catkins_hereof_are_greater_than_of
<h202.P002.024>    the_White,_composed_of_many_round_green_Berries_as_it_were
<h202.P002.025>    set_together_in_a_long_Cluster,_containing_much_downice
<h202.P002.026>    matter,_which_being_ripe_is_blown_away_with_the_wind,_The
<h202.P002.027>    clammy_Buds_hereof_before_they_spread_into_Leavs,_are
<h202.P002.028>    gathered_to_make_the_Unguentum_Populeon,_and_are_of_a
<h202.P002.029>    yellowish_green_colour_and_smal,_somwhat_sweet,_but
<h202.P002.030>    strong._The_Wood_is_smooth,_tough,_and_white,_and_easie
<h202.P002.031>    to_be_cloven:_On_both_these_Trees_groweth_a_sweet_kind_of
<h202.P002.032>    Musk,_which_in_former_times_was_used_to_be_put_into_sweet
<h202.P002.033>    Oyntments.
<h202.P002.034>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h202.P004.001>    They_grow_in_moist_Woods_and_by_water_sides_in_sundry
<h202.P004.002>    places_of_the_Land,_yet_the_white_is_not_so_frequent_as
<h202.P004.003>    the_other.
<h202.P004.004>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h202.P006.001>    Their_time_is_likewise_expressed_before,_The_Catkins
<h202.P006.002>    coming_forth_before_the_Leavs_and_ripen_in_the_end_of
<h202.P006.003>    Summer.
<h202.P006.004>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h202.P008.001>    The_White_Poplar,_saith_Galen,_is_of_a_clensing
<h202.P008.002>    property:_The_weight_of_one_ounce_in_Pouder_of_the_Bark
<h202.P008.003>    thereof_being_drunk_saith_Dioscorides_is_a_Remedy_for
<h202.P008.004>    those_that_are_troubled_with_the_Sciatica,_or_the
<h202.P008.005>    Strangury:_The_Juyce_of_the_Leavs_dropped_warm_into_the
<h202.P008.006>    Ears_easeth_the_pains_in_them:_The_yong_clammy_Buds_or
<h202.P008.007>    Eyes_before_they_break_out_into_Leavs,_bruised,_and_a
<h202.P008.008>    little_Honey_put_to_them,_is_a_good_Medicine_for_a_dull
<h202.P008.009>    Sight._The_Black_Poplar_is_held_to_be_more_cooling_than
<h202.P008.010>    the_White,_and_therefore_the_leavs_bruised_with_Vinegar
<h202.P008.011>    {Note_264_here}
<h202.P008.012>    and_applied,_helpeth_the_Gout;_The_Seed_drunk_in_Vinegar
<h202.P008.013>    is_held_good_against_the_Falling-sickness._The_Water_that
<h202.P008.014>    droppeth_from_the_hollow_places_of_this_Tree,_taketh_away
<h202.P008.015>    Warts,_Pushes,_Wheals,_and_other_the_like_breakings_out_in
<h202.P008.016>    the_Body._The_yong_black_Poplar_Buds,_saith_Mathiolus,
<h202.P008.017>    are_much_used_by_Women_to_beautifie_their_hair,_bruising
<h202.P008.018>    them_with_fresh_Butter_and_straining_them_after_thay_have
<h202.P008.019>    been_kept_for_some_time_in_the_Sun._The_Oyntment_called
<h202.P008.020>    Populeon,_which_is_made_of_this_Poplar,_is_singular_good
<h202.P008.021>    for_all_heat,_or_Inflamation_in_any_part_of_the_Body,_and
<h202.P008.022>    tempereth_the_heat_of_Wounds:_It_is_much_used_to_dry_up
<h202.P008.023>    the_Milk_in_Womens_Breasts,_when_they_have_weyned_their
<h202.P008.024>    Children.
<h202.P008.025>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
#
## <h203>
# chapter 203 POPPY
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit P text
<h203.P001.001>    Of_this_I_shal_describe_three_kinds,_Viz._The_White_and
<h203.P001.002>    Black,_of_the_Garden,_and_the_Erratick,_wild_Poppy,_or
<h203.P001.003>    Corn_Rose.
<h203.P001.004>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h203.P003.001>    The_white_Poppy_hath_at_first_four_or_five_whitish
<h203.P003.002>    green_Leavs_lying_upon_the_ground,_which_rise_with_the
<h203.P003.003>    Stalk,_compassing_it_at_the_bottom_of_them,_and_are_very
<h203.P003.004>    large,_much_cut_or_torn_in_on_the_edges,_and_dented_also
<h203.P003.005>    besides:_The_Stalk_which_is_usually_four_or_five_foot
<h203.P003.006>    high,_hath_somtimes_no_Branches_at_the_Top,_&_usually_but
<h203.P003.007>    two_or_three_at_most_bearing_every_one_but_one_Head,
<h203.P003.008>    wrapped_in_a_thin_Skin,_which_boweth_down_before_it_be
<h203.P003.009>    ready_to_blow,_and_then_rising_and_being_broken,_the
<h203.P003.010>    Flower_within_it_spreadeth_it_self_open,_and_consisteth_of
<h203.P003.011>    four_very_large_White_round_Leavs,_with_many_whitish_round
<h203.P003.012>    threds_in_the_middle,_set_about_a_small_round_green_Head,
<h203.P003.013>    having_a_Crown,_or_Star-like_cover_at_the_Head_thereof,
<h203.P003.014>    which_growing_ripe_becometh_as_large_as_a_geat_Apple,
<h203.P003.015>    wherein_are_contained_a_great_number_of_smal_round_Seed,
<h203.P003.016>    in_several_partitions_or_devisions_next_unto_the_shell,
<h203.P003.017>    the_middle_thereof_remaining_hollow_and_empty._All_the
<h203.P003.018>    whol_Plant,_both_Leavs,_Stalks_and_Heads,_while_they_are
<h203.P003.019>    fresh,_yong,_and_green,_yield_a_Milk_when_they_are_broken,
<h203.P003.020>    of_an_unpleasant_bitter_tast,_almost_ready_to_provoke
<h203.P003.021>    casting,_and_of_a_strong_heady_smel,_which_being
<h203.P003.022>    condensate_is_called_Opium._The_Root_is_white,_and_woody,
<h203.P003.023>    perishing_as_soon_as_it_hath_given_ripe_Seed.
<h203.P003.024>    =
<h203.P003.025>    The_Black_Poppy_little_differeth_from_the_former,_until
<h203.P003.026>    it_beareth_his_Flower,_which_is_somwhat_less,_and_of_a
<h203.P003.027>    black_Purplish_colour,_but_without_any_purple_spots_in_the
<h203.P003.028>    bottom_of_the_Leaf._The_Head_of_Seed_is_much_less_than
<h203.P003.029>    the_former,_and_openeth_it_self_a_little_round_about_the
<h203.P003.030>    top_under_the_Crown,_so_that_the_Seed_which_is_very_black
<h203.P003.031>    will_fall_out_if_one_turn_the_Head_thereof_downwards.
<h203.P003.032>    =
<h203.P003.033>    The_wild_Poppy,_or_Corn_Rose,_hath_long_and_narrow
<h203.P003.034>    Leavs_very_much_cut_in_on_the_edges_into_many_devisions,
<h203.P003.035>    of_a_light_green_colour,_and_somtimes_hairy_withal;_The
<h203.P003.036>    Stalk_is_blackish_and_hairy_also,_but_not_so_tall_as_the
<h203.P003.037>    Garden_kinds,_having_some_such_like_Leavs_thereon_as_grow
<h203.P003.038>    below,_parted_into_three_or_four_Branches_somtimes,
<h203.P003.039>    whereon_grow_smal_hairy_Heads_bowing_down_before_the_Skin
<h203.P003.040>    break,_wherein_the_Flower_is_inclosed,_which_when_it_is
<h203.P003.041>    ful_blown_open,_is_of_a_fair_yellowish_red_or_crimson
<h203.P003.042>    colour,_and_in_some_much_paler,_without_any_spot_in_the
<h203.P003.043>    bottom_of_the_Leavs,_having_many_black_soft_threds_in_the
<h203.P003.044>    middle_compassing_a_smal_green_Head,_which_when_it_is_ripe,_is_not_bigger_than_ones_little_finger_end,_wherin_is
<h203.P003.045>    contained_much_black_Seed,_smaller_by_half_then_that_of
<h203.P003.046>    the_Garden._The_Root_perisheth_every_yeer,_and_springeth
<h203.P003.047>    again_of_its_own_sowing._Of_this_kind_there_is_one_lesser
<h203.P003.048>    in_al_the_parts_thereof,_and_differeth_in_nothing_els.
<h203.P003.049>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h203.P005.001>    The_Garden_kinds_do_not_naturally_grow_wild_in_any
<h203.P005.002>    place,_but_are_all_sown_in_Gardens_where_they_grow.
<h203.P005.003>    =
<h203.P005.004>    The_Wild_Poppy,_or_Corn_Rose_is_plentiful_enough,_and
<h203.P005.005>    many_times_too_much_in_the_Corn_Fields_of_all_Countries
<h203.P005.006>    through_this_Land,_and_also_upon_Ditch_Banks,_and_by_Hedg
<h203.P005.007>    sides:_The_smaller_wild_kind_is_also_found_in_Corn
<h203.P005.008>    Fields,_and_also_in_some_other_places,_but_not_so
<h203.P005.009>    plentiful_as_the_former.
<h203.P005.010>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h203.P007.001>    The_Garden_kinds_are_usually_sown_in_the_Spring,_which
<h203.P007.002>    then_Flower_about_the_end_of_May,_and_somwhat_earlier,_if
<h203.P007.003>    they_spring_of_their_own_sowing.
<h203.P007.004>    =
<h203.P007.005>    The_Wild_kinds_Flower_usually_from_May_untill_July,_and
<h203.P007.006>    the_Seed_of_them_is_ripe_soon_after_the_Flowring.
<h203.P007.007>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h203.P009.001>    The_Garden_Poppy_Heads_with_Seeds_made_into_a_Syrup,_is
<h203.P009.002>    frequently_and_to_good_effect_used_to_procure_rest_and
<h203.P009.003>    sleep_in_the_sick_and_weak,_and_to_stay_Catarth's_and
<h203.P009.004>    Defluxions_of_hot_thin_Rhewms_from_the_Head_into_the
<h203.P009.005>    Stomach,_and_upon_the_Lungs,_causing_a_continual_Cough,
<h203.P009.006>    the_Fore-runner_of_a_Consumption:_It_helpeth_also
<h203.P009.007>    Hoarsness_of_the_Throat,_and_when_one_hath_lost_their
<h203.P009.008>    voice,_which_the_Oyl_of_the_Seed_doth_likewise._The_black
<h203.P009.009>    Seed_boyled_in_Wine_and_drunk,_is_said_also_to_stay_the
<h203.P009.010>    Flux_of_the_Belly_and_Womens_Courses._The_empty_shels_of
<h203.P009.011>    the_Poppy_Heads_are_usually_boyled_in_water_and_given_to
<h203.P009.012>    procure_rest_and_sleep;_so_do_the_Leavs_in_the_same
<h203.P009.013>    manner;_as_also_if_the_Head_and_Temples_be_bathed_with_the
<h203.P009.014>    Decoction_warm,_or_with_the_Oyl_of_Poppies,_the_green
<h203.P009.015>    Leaves_or_Heads_bruised_and_applied_with_a_little_Vinegar,
<h203.P009.016>    or_made_into_a_Pultis_with_Barley_Meal,_or_Hogs_Greas,_it
<h203.P009.017>    cooleth_and_tempereth_al_Inflamations,_as_also_the_Diseas
<h203.P009.018>    called_St._Anthonies_Fire._It_is_generally_used_in
<h203.P009.019>    {Note_265_here}
<h203.P009.020>    Treacle_and_Methridate,_and_in_all_other_Medicines_that
<h203.P009.021>    are_made_to_procure_rest_and_sleep,_and_to_eas_pains_in
<h203.P009.022>    the_Head_as_well_as_in_other_parts;_It_is_also_used_to
<h203.P009.023>    cool_Inflamations,_Agues,_or_Phrensies,_and_to_stay
<h203.P009.024>    Defluxions_which_caus_a_Cough_or_Consumption,_and_also
<h203.P009.025>    other_Fluxes_of_the_Belly,_or_Womens_Courses;_It_is_also
<h203.P009.026>    put_into_hollow_Teeth_to_eas_the_pain,_and_hath_been_found
<h203.P009.027>    by_experience_to_eas_the_pain_of_the_Gout.
<h203.P009.028>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h203.P011.001>    The_Wild_Poppy,_or_Corn_Rose_(as_Mathiolus_saith)_is
<h203.P011.002>    good_to_prevent_the_Falling-sickness._The_Syrup_made_with
<h203.P011.003>    the_Flowers_is_with_good_effect_given_to_those_that_have
<h203.P011.004>    the_Pluresie;_and_the_dried_Flowers_also,_either_boyled_in
<h203.P011.005>    water,_or_made_into_Pouder_and_drunk_either_in_the
<h203.P011.006>    Distilled_Water_of_them,_or_in_some_other_Drink_worketh
<h203.P011.007>    the_like_effect._The_Distilled_Water_of_the_Flowers,_is
<h203.P011.008>    held_to_be_of_much_good_use_against_Surfets,_being_drunk
<h203.P011.009>    evening_and_morning;_It_is_also_more_cooling_than_any_of
<h203.P011.010>    the_other_Poppies,_and_therefore_cannot_but_be_as
<h203.P011.011>    effectual_in_hot_Agues,_Phrensies,_and_other_Inflamations
<h203.P011.012>    either_inward_or_outward,_the_Syrup_or_Water_to_be_used
<h203.P011.013>    therein,_or_the_green_Leavs_used_outwardly,_either_in_an
<h203.P011.014>    Oyntment,_as_it_is_in_Populeon,_a_cooling_Oyntment,_or_any
<h203.P011.015>    other_waies_applied._Galen_saith_the_Seed_is_dangerous_to
<h203.P011.016>    be_used_inwardly.
<h203.P011.017>    =
<h203.P011.018>    The_Herb_is_Lunar,_and_of_the_Juyce_of_it_is_made
<h203.P011.019>    Opium,_only_for_lucre_of_Money_they_cheat_you,_and_tell
<h203.P011.020>    you_'tis_a_kind_of_Tear,_or_some_such_like_thing_that
<h203.P011.021>    drops_from_Poppies_when_they_weep,_and_that_is_some_where
<h203.P011.022>    beyond_the_Sea,_I_know_not_where,_beyond_the_Moon.
<h203.P011.023>    =
#
## <h204>
# chapter 204 PURSLANE
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit P text
<h204.P001.001>    The_Garden_Purslane_(being_used_as_a_Salet_Herb)_is_so
<h204.P001.002>    well_known_that_it_needeth_no_Description;_I_shal
<h204.P001.003>    therefore_only_speak_of_its_Vertues,_as_followeth.
<h204.P001.004>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h204.P003.001>    It_is_good_to_cool_any_heat_in_the_Liver,_Blood,_Reins,
<h204.P003.002>    and_Stomach,_and_in_hot_Agues,_nothing_better;_It_stayeth
<h204.P003.003>    hot_and_Chollerick_Fluxes_of_the_Belly,_Womens_Courses,
<h204.P003.004>    the_Whites,_and_Gonorrhea,_or_running_of_the_Reins,_the
<h204.P003.005>    Distillations_from_the_Head,_and_pains_therein_proceeding
<h204.P003.006>    of_heat,_want_of_sleep,_or_the_Phrensie._The_Seed_is_more
<h204.P003.007>    effectual_than_the_Herb,_and_is_of_singular_good_use_to
<h204.P003.008>    cool_the_heat_and_sharpness_of_Urine,_and_the_outragious
<h204.P003.009>    Lust_of_the_Body,_Venerious_Dreams,_and_the_like,_insomuch
<h204.P003.010>    that_the_overfrequent_use_hereof,_extinguisheth_the_Heat
<h204.P003.011>    and_Vertue_of_Natural_Procreation._The_Seed_bruised_and
<h204.P003.012>    boyled_in_Wine_and_given_to_Children,_expelleth_the_Worms.
<h204.P003.013>    {Note_266_here}
<h204.P003.014>    The_Juyce_of_the_Herb_is_held_as_effectual_to_all_the
<h204.P003.015>    purposes_aforesaid,_as_also_to_stay_Vomitings;_and_taken
<h204.P003.016>    with_some_Sugar_or_Honey,_helpeth_an_old_and_dry_Cough,
<h204.P003.017>    shortness_of_Breath,_and_the_Phtisick,_and_stayeth
<h204.P003.018>    immoderate_Thirst._The_Distilled_water_of_the_Herb_is_used
<h204.P003.019>    by_many_(as_the_more_pleasing)_with_a_little_Sugar,_to
<h204.P003.020>    work_the_same_effects._The_Juyce_also_is_singular_good_in
<h204.P003.021>    the_Inflamations_and_Ulcers_of_the_secret_parts_in_man_or
<h204.P003.022>    woman,_as_also_of_the_Bowels_and_Hemorrhoids,_when_they
<h204.P003.023>    are_Ulcerous,_or_Excoriations_in_them._The_Herb_bruised
<h204.P003.024>    and_applied_to_the_Forehead_and_Temples,_allayeth
<h204.P003.025>    excessive_heat_therein,_hindring_rest_and_sleep;_and
<h204.P003.026>    applied_to_the_Eyes_taketh_away_the_redness_and
<h204.P003.027>    {Note_267_here}
<h204.P003.028>    Inflamation_in_them,_and_those_other_parts,_where_Pushes,
<h204.P003.029>    Wheals,_Pimples,_St._Anthonies_Fire_and_the_like_break
<h204.P003.030>    forth,_especially_if_a_little_Vinegar_be_put_to_it:_And
<h204.P003.031>    being_laid_to_the_Neck_with_as_much_of_Galls_and_Linseed
<h204.P003.032>    together,_taketh_away_the_pains_therein,_and_the_Crick_in
<h204.P003.033>    the_Neck._The_Juyce_is_used_with_Oyl_of_Roses_for_the_said
<h204.P003.034>    causes,_or_for_blastings_by_Lightning,_and_Burnings_by
<h204.P003.035>    Gun-Pouder,_or_for_Womens_sore_Breasts,_and_to_ally_the
<h204.P003.036>    heat_in_all_other_Sores_or_Hurts:_applied_also_to_the
<h204.P003.037>    Navels_of_Children_that_stick_forth,_it_helpeth_them:_It
<h204.P003.038>    is_also_good_for_sore_Mouths,_and_Gums_that_are_swollen_to
<h204.P003.039>    fasten_loos_Teeth._Camerarius_saith,_That_the_distilled
<h204.P003.040>    water_used_by_some,_took_away_the_pain_of_their_Teeth_when
<h204.P003.041>    all_other_Remedies_failed,_and_that_the_thickned_Juyce
<h204.P003.042>    made_in_Pills_with_the_Pouder_of_Gum_Tragacanth,_and
<h204.P003.043>    Arabick,_being_taken_prevaileth_much_to_help_those_that
<h204.P003.044>    make_a_bloody_water._Applied_to_the_Gout,_it_easeth_pains
<h204.P003.045>    thereof,_and_helpeth_the_hardness_of_Sinews_if_it_come_not
<h204.P003.046>    of_the_Cramp,_or_a_cold_caus.
<h204.P003.047>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h204.P006.001>    'Tis_an_Herb_of_the_Moon._See_Lettice.
<h204.P006.002>    =
#
## <h205>
# chapter 205 PRIMROSES
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit P text
<h205.P001.001>    These_are_so_well_known_that_they_need_no_Description.
<h205.P001.002>    =
<h205.P001.003>    Of_the_Leavs_of_Primroses_is_made_as_fine_a_Salve_to
<h205.P001.004>    heal_green_Wounds_as_any_is_that_I_know:_you_shall_be
<h205.P001.005>    taught_to_make_Salves_of_any_Herb_at_the_latter_end_of_the
<h205.P001.006>    Book,_make_this_as_you_are_taught_there,_and_do_not_(you
<h205.P001.007>    that_have_any_Ingenuity_in_you)_see_your_poor_Neighbors_go
<h205.P001.008>    with_wounded_Limbs_when_a_Halfpenny_cost_will_heal_them.
<h205.P001.009>    =
#
## <h206>
# chapter 206 PRIVET
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h206.P002.001>    Our_common_Privet_is_carried_up_with_many_slender
<h206.P002.002>    Branches,_to_a_reasonable_height_and_breadth,_to_cover
<h206.P002.003>    Arbours,_Bowrs,_and_Banquetting_Houses,_and_brought,
<h206.P002.004>    wrought,_and_cut_into_many_forms,_of_Men,_Horses,_Birds,
<h206.P002.005>    &c._which_though_at_first_supported,_groweth_afterwards
<h206.P002.006>    strong_of_it_self:_It_beareth_long_and_narrow_green_Leavs
<h206.P002.007>    by_couples,_and_sweet_smelling_white_Flowers_in_tufts_at
<h206.P002.008>    the_ends_of_the_Branches,_which_turn_into_smal_black
<h206.P002.009>    Berries_that_have_a_Purplish_Juyce_within_them,_and_some
<h206.P002.010>    Seeds_that_are_flat_on_the_one_side,_with_a_hole_or_dent
<h206.P002.011>    therein.
<h206.P002.012>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h206.P004.001>    It_groweth_in_this_Land_in_divers_Woods.
<h206.P004.002>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h206.P006.001>    Our_Privet_Flowreth_in_June_and_July;_The_Berries_are
<h206.P006.002>    ripe_in_August_and_September.
<h206.P006.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h206.P008.001>    It_is_little_used_in_Physick_with_us_in_these_times,
<h206.P008.002>    more_than_in_Lotions_to_wash_Sores,_and_Sore_Mouths,_and
<h206.P008.003>    to_cool_Inflamations_and_dry_up_Fluxes._Yet_Mathiolus
<h206.P008.004>    saith_it_serveth_to_all_the_uses_for_which_Ciprus_or_the
<h206.P008.005>    East_Privet_is_appointed_by_Dioscorides_and_Galen._He
<h206.P008.006>    further_saith,_That_the_Oyl_that_is_made_of_the_Flowers_of
<h206.P008.007>    Privet_infused_therin,_and_set_in_the_Sun,_is_singular
<h206.P008.008>    {Note_268_here}
<h206.P008.009>    good_for_the_Inflamations_of_Wounds,_and_for_the_Headach
<h206.P008.010>    coming_of_an_hot_caus._There_is_a_sweet_water_also
<h206.P008.011>    distilled_from_the_Flowers_that_is_good_for_all_those
<h206.P008.012>    Diseases_that_need_cooling_and_drying,_and_therefore
<h206.P008.013>    helpeth_all_Fluxes_of_the_Belly_or_Stomach._Bloody
<h206.P008.014>    Fluxes,_and_Womens_Courses,_being_either_drunk_or_applied,
<h206.P008.015>    as_also_for_those_that_void_Blood_at_their_Mouth_or_at_any
<h206.P008.016>    other_place,_and_for_Distillations_of_Rhewms_into_the_Eyes
<h206.P008.017>    especially_if_it_be_used_with_Tutiae.
<h206.P008.018>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h206.P010.001>    QUEEN_of_the_MEADOWS,_MEADOW-SWEET,_or_MEAD-SWEET.
<h206.P010.002>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h206.P012.001>    The_Stalks_of_this_are_reddish,_rising_to_be_three_foot
<h206.P012.002>    high,_somtimes_four_or_five_foot,_having_at_the_Joynts
<h206.P012.003>    thereof_large_winged_Leavs,_standing_one_above_another_at
<h206.P012.004>    distances,_consisting_of_many_and_somwhat_broad_Leavs,_set
<h206.P012.005>    on_each_side_of_a_middle_rib_,_being_hard,_rough,_or
<h206.P012.006>    rugged,_crumpled_much_like_to_Elm_Leavs,_having_also_some
<h206.P012.007>    smaller_Leavs_with_them_(as_Agrimony_hath)_somewhat_deeply
<h206.P012.008>    dented_about_the_edges,_of_a_sad_green_colour_on_the_upper
<h206.P012.009>    side,_and_graish_underneath,_of_a_pretty_sharp_scent_and
<h206.P012.010>    tast,_somwhat_like_unto_Burnet,_and_a_Leaf_hereof_put_into
<h206.P012.011>    a_Cup_of_Claret_Wine_giveth_also_a_fine_rellish_to_it:_At
<h206.P012.012>    the_tops_of_the_Stalks_and_Branches_stand_many_tufts_of
<h206.P012.013>    small_white_Flowers,_thrust_thick_together,_which_smel
<h206.P012.014>    much_sweeter_than_the_Leavs:_and_in_their_places,_being
<h206.P012.015>    fallen,_come_crooked_and_cornered_Seed;_The_Root_is
<h206.P012.016>    somwhat_woody,_and_blackish_on_the_outside,_and_brownish_within,_with_divers_greater_strings,_and_lesser_Fibres_set
<h206.P012.017>    thereat,_of_a_strong_scent,_but_nothing_so_pleasant_as_the
<h206.P012.018>    Flowers_and_Leavs_and_perisheth_not,_but_abideth_many
<h206.P012.019>    yeers,_shooting_forth_anew_every_Spring.
<h206.P012.020>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h206.P014.001>    It_groweth_in_moist_Meadows,_that_lie_much_wet,_or_neer
<h206.P014.002>    the_Courses_of_Water.
<h206.P014.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h206.P016.001>    It_Flowreth_in_some_place_or_other_all_the_three_Summer
<h206.P016.002>    Months,_that_is,_June,_July,_and_August,_and_their_Seed_is
<h206.P016.003>    ripe_quickly_after.
<h206.P016.004>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h206.P018.001>    It_is_used_to_stay_all_manner_of_Bleedings,_Fluxes,
<h206.P018.002>    Vomitings,_and_Womens_courses,_and_also_their_Whites,_It
<h206.P018.003>    is_said_to_alter_and_take_away_the_fits_of_Quartan_Agues,
<h206.P018.004>    and_to_make_a_merry_heart,_for_which_purpose_some_use_the
<h206.P018.005>    Flowers,_and_some_the_Leavs._It_helpeth_speedily_those
<h206.P018.006>    that_are_troubled_with_the_Chollick,_being_boyled_in_Wine;
<h206.P018.007>    {Note_269_here}
<h206.P018.008>    and_with_a_little_Honey_taken_warm,_it_openeth_the_Belly:
<h206.P018.009>    but_boyled_in_red_Wine_and_drunk_it_stayeth_the_Flux_of
<h206.P018.010>    the_Belly._Being_outwardly_applied,_it_healeth_old_Ulcers
<h206.P018.011>    that_are_Cankrous_or_eaten,_or_hollow_and_Fistulous,_for
<h206.P018.012>    which_it_is_by_many_much_commended,_as_also_for_the_Sores
<h206.P018.013>    in_the_Mouth_or_secret_parts.
<h206.P018.014>    =
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#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h206.P020.001>    The_Leavs_when_they_are_full_grown_being_laid_upon_the
<h206.P020.002>    Skin,_will_in_a_short_time_raise_Blisters_thereon,_as
<h206.P020.003>    Tragus_saith._The_water_thereof_helpeth_the_heat_and
<h206.P020.004>    Inflamation_in_the_Eyes.
<h206.P020.005>    =
<h206.P020.006>    Venus_claims_dominion_over_the_Herb.
<h206.P020.007>    =
#
## <h207>
# chapter 207 QUINCE-TREE
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h207.P002.001>    The_Ordinary_Quince-tree_groweth_often_to_the_height
<h207.P002.002>    and_bigness_of_a_reasonable_Apple_tree,_but_more_usually
<h207.P002.003>    lower_and_crooked_with_a_rough_Bark,_spreading_Arms_and
<h207.P002.004>    Branches_far_abroad._The_Leavs_are_somwhat_like_those_of
<h207.P002.005>    the_Apple-tree,_but_thicker,_harder,_and_fuller_of_Veins,
<h207.P002.006>    and_white_on_the_under_side,_not_dented_at_all_about_the
<h207.P002.007>    edges._The_Flowers_are_large_and_white,_somtimes_dash'd
<h207.P002.008>    over_with_a_Blush:_The_Fruit_that_followeth_is_yellow,
<h207.P002.009>    being_neer_ripe,_and_covered_with_a_white_Freez_or_Cotton,
<h207.P002.010>    thick_set_on_the_yonger,_and_growing_les_as_they_grow_to
<h207.P002.011>    be_through_ripe;_bunched_out_often_times_in_some_places,
<h207.P002.012>    some_being_liker_an_Apple_and_some_a_Pear,_of_a_strong
<h207.P002.013>    heady_scent,_and_not_durable_to_keep,_and_is_sowr,_harsh,
<h207.P002.014>    and_of_an_unpleasant_tast_to_eat_fresh,_but_being_scalded,
<h207.P002.015>    roasted,_baked,_or_preserved,_becometh_more_pleasant.
<h207.P002.016>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h207.P004.001>    It_best_likes_to_grow_neer_Ponds_and_Water-sides,_and
<h207.P004.002>    is_frequent_through_this_Land;_and_Flowreth_not_until_the
<h207.P004.003>    Leavs_be_come_forth._The_Fruit_is_ripe_in_September_or
<h207.P004.004>    October.
<h207.P004.005>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h207.P006.001>    Quince_when_they_are_green,_helps_all_sorts_of_Fluxes
<h207.P006.002>    in_man_or_Woman,_and_Chollerick,_Lasks,_Castings,_and
<h207.P006.003>    whatsoever_needeth_Astriction_more_than_any_way_prepared
<h207.P006.004>    by_fire:_Yet_the_Syrup_of_the_Juyce,_or_the_Conserve,_are
<h207.P006.005>    much_conducible_much_of_the_binding_quality_being_consumed
<h207.P006.006>    by_the_fire:_If_a_little_Vinegar_be_added,_it_stirreth_up
<h207.P006.007>    the_languishing_Appetite,_and_the_Stomach_given_to
<h207.P006.008>    casting;_Some_Spices_being_added,_it_comforteth_and
<h207.P006.009>    strengthneth_the_decayed_and_fainting_Spirits,_and_helpeth
<h207.P006.010>    the_Liver_oppressed;_that_it_cannot_perfect_the_digestion,
<h207.P006.011>    and_correcteth_Choller_and_Flegm:_If_you_would_have_them
<h207.P006.012>    Purging,_put_Honey_to_them_instead_of_Sugar;_and_if_more
<h207.P006.013>    Laxative,_for_Choller,_Rubarb;_for_Flegm,_Turbith;_for
<h207.P006.014>    watery_Humors,_Scammony,_but_if_more_forcibly_to_bind,_use
<h207.P006.015>    the_unripe_Quince_with_Roses,_and_Acacia,_or_Hypocistis,
<h207.P006.016>    and_some_torrefied_Rubarb._To_take_of_the_crude_Juyce_of
<h207.P006.017>    Quinces,_is_held_a_Preservative_against_the_force_of
<h207.P006.018>    deadly_poyson;_for_it_hath_been_found_most_certain_true,
<h207.P006.019>    that_the_very_smel_of_a_Quince_hath_taken_away_all_the
<h207.P006.020>    strength_of_the_Poyson_of_White_Hellebore._If_there_be
<h207.P006.021>    need_of_any_outward_binding_and_cooling_of_any_hot_Fluxes;
<h207.P006.022>    {Note_270_here}
<h207.P006.023>    The_Oyl_of_Quinces,_or_other_Medicines_that_may_be_made
<h207.P006.024>    thereof_are_very_available_to_anoint_the_Belly,_or_other
<h207.P006.025>    parts_therewith:_It_likewise_strengtheneth_the_Stomach_and
<h207.P006.026>    Belly,_and_the_Sinews_that_are_loosned_by_sharp_Humors
<h207.P006.027>    falling_on_them,_and_restraineth_immoderate_sweatings.
<h207.P006.028>    The_Muccilage_taken_from_the_Seeds_of_Quinces_boyled_a
<h207.P006.029>    little_in_Water,_is_very_good_to_cool_the_Head_and_heal
<h207.P006.030>    the_Sore_Breasts_of_Women._The_same_with_a_little_Sugar
<h207.P006.031>    is_good_to_lenefie_the_harshness_and_hoarsness_of_the
<h207.P006.032>    Throat,_and_roughness_of_the_Tongue._The_Cotton_or_Down
<h207.P006.033>    of_Quinces_boyled_and_applied_to_Plague_Sores,_healeth
<h207.P006.034>    them_up;_and_laid_as_a_Playster_made_up_with_Wax,_it
<h207.P006.035>    bringeth_hair_to_them_that_are_bald,_and_keepeth_it_from
<h207.P006.036>    falling_if_it_be_ready_to_shed.
<h207.P006.037>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
#
## <h208>
# chapter 208 RADISH_HORSE-RADISH
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit P text
<h208.P001.001>    The_Garden_Radish_is_so_wel_known_that_it_needeth_no
<h208.P001.002>    Description.
<h208.P001.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h208.P003.001>    The_Hors-Radish_hath_his_first_Leavs_that_rise_before
<h208.P003.002>    Winter,_about_a_foot_and_a_half_long,_very_much_cut_in_or
<h208.P003.003>    torn_on_the_edges_into_many_parts_of_a_dark_green_colour,
<h208.P003.004>    with_a_great_Rib_in_the_middle:_After_these_have_been_up_a
<h208.P003.005>    while,_others_follow,_which_are_greater,_rougher,_broader,
<h208.P003.006>    and_longer_whol,_and_not_devided_as_the_first,_but_only
<h208.P003.007>    somwhat_roundly_dented_about_the_edges:_The_Stalk_when_it
<h208.P003.008>    beareth_Flowers_(which_is_but_seldom)_is_great_rising_up
<h208.P003.009>    with_some_few_lesser_Leavs_thereon_to_three_or_four_foot
<h208.P003.010>    high,_spreading_at_the_top_many_smal_Branches_of_whitish
<h208.P003.011>    Flowers,_made_of_four_Leavs_apiece_after_which_come_smal
<h208.P003.012>    Pods_like_those_of_Shepheards-Purs,_but_seldom_with_any
<h208.P003.013>    Seed_in_them._The_Root_is_great,_long,_white,_and_rugged
<h208.P003.014>    shooting_up_divers_Heads_of_Leavs,_which_may_be_parted_for
<h208.P003.015>    encreas,_but_it_doth_not_creep_within_ground_nor_run_above
<h208.P003.016>    ground,_and_is_of_a_strong_sharp_and_bitter_tast,_almost
<h208.P003.017>    like_Mustard.
<h208.P003.018>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h208.P005.001>    It_is_found_wild_in_some_places_of_this_Land,_but_is
<h208.P005.002>    chiefly_planted_in_Gardens_where_it_joyeth_in_a_moist_and
<h208.P005.003>    shadowy_place.
<h208.P005.004>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h208.P007.001>    It_Flowreth_but_seldom,_but_when_it_doth,_it_is_in
<h208.P007.002>    July.
<h208.P007.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h208.P009.001>    The_Juyce_of_Hors-Radish_given_in_drink_is_held_to_be
<h208.P009.002>    very_effectual_for_the_Scurvy._It_killeth_the_Worms_in
<h208.P009.003>    Children_being_drunk,_and_also_laid_upon_the_Belly._The
<h208.P009.004>    {Note_271_here}
<h208.P009.005>    Root_bruised_and_laid_to_the_place_grieved_with_the
<h208.P009.006>    Sciatica,_Joynt-ach,_or_the_hard_Swellings_of_the_Liver
<h208.P009.007>    and_Spleen_doth_wonderfully_help_them_all._The_Distilled
<h208.P009.008>    water_of_the_Herb_and_Roots_is_more_familiar_to_be_taken
<h208.P009.009>    with_a_little_Sugar_for_all_the_purposes_aforesaid.
<h208.P009.010>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h208.P011.001>    Garden_Radishes_are_in_wantonness_by_the_Gentry_eaten
<h208.P011.002>    as_Sallet,_but_they_breed_but_scurvy_Humors_in_the
<h208.P011.003>    Stomach,_and_corrupt_the_Blood,_and_then_send_for_a
<h208.P011.004>    Physitian_as_fast_as_you_can,_this_is_one_caus,_makes_the
<h208.P011.005>    {Note_272_here}
<h208.P011.006>    owners_of_such_nice_Pallats_so_unhealthful,_yet_for_such
<h208.P011.007>    as_are_troubled_with_the_Gravel,_Stone,_or_stoppage_of
<h208.P011.008>    Urine,_they_are_good_Physick_if_the_Body_be_strong_that
<h208.P011.009>    takes_them,_you_may_make_the_Juyce_of_the_Roots_into_a
<h208.P011.010>    Syrup_if_you_pleas_for_that_use,_they_purge_by_Urine
<h208.P011.011>    exceedingly.
<h208.P011.012>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h208.P013.001>    I_know_not_what_Planet_they_are_under,_I_think_none_of
<h208.P013.002>    all_the_Seven_will_own_them.
<h208.P013.003>    =
#
## <h209>
# chapter 209 RAGWORT
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h209.P002.001>    The_greater_common_Ragwort_hath_many_large_and_long
<h209.P002.002>    dark_green_Leavs_lying_on_the_ground,_very_much_rent_and
<h209.P002.003>    torn_on_the_sides_into_many_pieces,_from_among_which_rise
<h209.P002.004>    up_somtimes_but_one,_and_sometimes_two_or_three_square_or
<h209.P002.005>    crested_blackish_or_brownish_Stalks_three_or_four_foot
<h209.P002.006>    high,_sometimes_branched_bearing_diverse_such_like_Leavs
<h209.P002.007>    upon_them_at_several_distances_unto_the_tops,_where_it
<h209.P002.008>    brancheth_forth_into_many_Stalks_bearing_yellow_Flowers,
<h209.P002.009>    consisting_of_diverse_Leaves_set_as_a_Pale_or_Border,_with
<h209.P002.010>    a_dark_yellow_thrum_in_the_middle,_which_do_abide_a_great
<h209.P002.011>    while,_but_at_last_are_turned_into_Down,_and_with_the_smal
<h209.P002.012>    blackish_gray_Seed_are_carried_away_with_the_wind._The
<h209.P002.013>    Root_is_made_of_many_Fibres,_whereby_it_is_firmly_fastned
<h209.P002.014>    into_to_the_ground,_and_abideth_many_yeers.
<h209.P002.015>    =
<h209.P002.016>    There_is_another_sort_hereof_different_from_the_former
<h209.P002.017>    only_in_this,_That_it_riseth_not_so_nigh;_the_Leavs_are
<h209.P002.018>    not_so_finely_jagged,_not_of_so_dark_a_green_colour,_but
<h209.P002.019>    rather_somwhat_whitish,_soft_and_woolly,_and_the_Flowers
<h209.P002.020>    usually_paler.
<h209.P002.021>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h209.P004.001>    They_grow_both_in_them_wild_in_Pastures,_and_untilled
<h209.P004.002>    grounds_in_many_places,_and_oftentimes_both_of_them_in_one
<h209.P004.003>    Field.
<h209.P004.004>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h209.P006.001>    They_Flower_in_June_and_July,_and_the_Seed_is_ripe_in
<h209.P006.002>    August.
<h209.P006.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h209.P008.001>    Ragwort,_Clenseth,_Digesteth,_and_Discusseth._The
<h209.P008.002>    Decoction_of_the_Herb_to_wash_the_Mouth_or_Throat_that
<h209.P008.003>    have_Ulcers_or_Sores_therein;_and_for_Swellings,_hardness,
<h209.P008.004>    or_Impostumations,_for_it_throughly_clenseth_and_healeth
<h209.P008.005>    them;_as_also_the_Quinsie_and_the_Kings_Evil:_It_helpeth
<h209.P008.006>    to_stay_Catarrhes,_thin_Rhewms_&_Defluxions_from_the_Head
<h209.P008.007>    into_the_Eyes,_Nose,_or_Lungs._The_Juyce_is_found_by
<h209.P008.008>    experience_to_be_singular_good_to_heal_green_Wounds,_and
<h209.P008.009>    {Note_273_here}
<h209.P008.010>    to_clense_and_heal_all_old_and_filthy_Ulcers_in_the
<h209.P008.011>    Privities_and_in_other_parts_of_the_Body;_as_also_inward
<h209.P008.012>    Wounds_and_Ulcers,_and_stayeth_the_Malignity_of_fretting
<h209.P008.013>    or_running_Cankers_and_hollow_Fistulaes,_not_suffering
<h209.P008.014>    them_to_spread_further._It_is_also_much_commended_to_help
<h209.P008.015>    Aches_and_pains_either_in_the_Fleshy_parts_or_in_the_Nervs
<h209.P008.016>    and_Sinews;_as_also_the_Sciatica,_or_pain_of_the_Hips_or
<h209.P008.017>    Huckle-Bone,_to_bath_the_places_with_the_Decoction_of_the
<h209.P008.018>    Herb,_or_to_anoint_them_with_an_Oyntment_made_of_the_Herb
<h209.P008.019>    bruised_and_boyled_in_old_Hogs_Suet,_with_some_Mastich_and
<h209.P008.020>    Olibanum_in_Pouder,_added_unto_it_after_it_is_strained
<h209.P008.021>    forth.
<h209.P008.022>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h209.P010.001>    In_Sussex_we_call_it_Ragweed.
<h209.P010.002>    =
#
## <h210>
# chapter 210 RATTLE-GRASS
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit P text
<h210.P001.001>    Of_this_there_are_two_kinds,_which_I_shall_speak_of,
<h210.P001.002>    Viz._The_Red_and_yellow.
<h210.P001.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h210.P003.001>    The_common_red_Rattle,_hath_sundry_reddish_hollow
<h210.P003.002>    Stalks,_and_somtimes_green_rising_from_the_Root,_lying_for
<h210.P003.003>    the_most_part_on_the_ground,_yet_some_growing_more
<h210.P003.004>    upright,_with_many_smal_reddish_or_greenish_Leavs_set_on
<h210.P003.005>    both_sides_of_a_middle_Rib_finely_dented_about_the_edges:
<h210.P003.006>    The_Flowers_stand_at_the_tops_of_the_Stalks_and_Branches,
<h210.P003.007>    of_a_fine_purplish_red_colour,_like_smal_gaping_hoods,
<h210.P003.008>    after_which_come_flat_blackish_Seed_in_small_Husks,_which
<h210.P003.009>    lying_loos_therein,_will_Rattle_with_shaking._The_Root
<h210.P003.010>    consists_of_two_or_three_small_whitish_strings,_with_some
<h210.P003.011>    fibres_thereat.
<h210.P003.012>    =
<h210.P003.013>    The_common_Yellow_Rattle_hath_seldom_above_one_round
<h210.P003.014>    green_Stalk_rising_from_the_Root,_about_half_a_yard_or_two
<h210.P003.015>    foot_high,_and_but_few_Branches_theron_having_two_long_and
<h210.P003.016>    somwhat_broad_Leavs_set_at_a_Joynt,_deeply_cut_in_on_the
<h210.P003.017>    edges,_resembling_the_Comb_of_a_Cock,_broadest_next_to_the
<h210.P003.018>    Stalk_and_smaller_to_the_end:_The_Flowers_grow_at_the
<h210.P003.019>    tops_of_the_Stalks_with_some_shorter_Leavs_with_them,
<h210.P003.020>    hooded_after_the_same_manner_that_the_others_are,_but_of_a
<h210.P003.021>    fair_yellow_colour_in_most,_or_in_some_paler,_and_in_some
<h210.P003.022>    more_white._The_Seed_is_contained_in_large_Husks,_and
<h210.P003.023>    being_ripe_will_rattle_or_make_a_nois_with_lying_loose_in
<h210.P003.024>    them._The_Root_is_small_and_slender_perishing_every_yeer.
<h210.P003.025>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h210.P005.001>    They_grow_in_our_Meadows_and_Woods,_generally_through
<h210.P005.002>    this_Land.
<h210.P005.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h210.P007.001>    They_are_in_Flower_from_Midsummer_until_August_be_past
<h210.P007.002>    somtimes.
<h210.P007.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h210.P009.001>    The_Red_Rattle_is_accounted_profitable_to_heal_up
<h210.P009.002>    Fistulaes,_and_hollow_Ulcers_and_to_stay_the_Flux_of
<h210.P009.003>    Humors_to_them,_as_also_the_abundance_of_Womens_Courses,
<h210.P009.004>    or_any_other_Flux_of_Blood,_being_boyled_in_red_Wine_and
<h210.P009.005>    drunk.
<h210.P009.006>    {Note_274_here}
<h210.P009.007>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h210.P011.001>    The_Yellow_Rattle_or_Cocks_Comb_is_held_to_Be_good_for
<h210.P011.002>    those_that_are_troubled_with_a_Cough,_or_with_Dimness_of
<h210.P011.003>    Sight,_if_the_Herb_being_boyled_with_Beans,_and_some_Honey
<h210.P011.004>    put_thereto,_be_drunk,_or_dropped_into_the_Eyes._The_whol
<h210.P011.005>    Seed_being_put_into_the_Eyes_draweth_forth_any_Skin,
<h210.P011.006>    Dimness,_or_Film_from_the_sight_without_trouble_or_pain.
<h210.P011.007>    =
#
## <h211>
# chapter 211 REST-HARROW
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h211.P002.001>    The_common_Rest-Harrow_riseth_up_with_divers_rough
<h211.P002.002>    woody_twigs,_half_a_yard,_or_a_yard_high,_set_at_the
<h211.P002.003>    Joynts_without_order,_with_little_roundish_Leavs_somtimes
<h211.P002.004>    more_than_two_or_three_at_a_place,_of_a_dark_green_colour,
<h211.P002.005>    without_thorns_while_they_are_yong,_but_afterwards_armed
<h211.P002.006>    in_sundry_places_with_short_and_sharp_Thorns._The_Flowers
<h211.P002.007>    come_forth_at_the_tops_of_the_twigs_and_Branches_whereof
<h211.P002.008>    it_is_ful,_fashioned_like_Peas,_or_Broom_Blossoms,_but
<h211.P002.009>    lesser,_flatter,_and_somwhat_closer,_of_a_faint_purplish
<h211.P002.010>    colour;_after_which_come_smal_Pods,_containing_smal,_flat,
<h211.P002.011>    and_round_Seed:_The_Root_is_blackish_on_the_outside_and
<h211.P002.012>    whitish_within,_very_tough_and_hard_to_break_when_it_is
<h211.P002.013>    fresh_and_green,_and_as_hard_as_an_Horn_when_it_is_dried,
<h211.P002.014>    thrusting_down_deep_into_the_ground,_and_spreading
<h211.P002.015>    likewise,_every_piece_being_apt_to_grow_again_if_it_be
<h211.P002.016>    left_in_the_ground.
<h211.P002.017>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h211.P004.001>    It_groweth_in_many_places_of_this_Land,_as_well_in_the
<h211.P004.002>    Arable_as_wast_ground.
<h211.P004.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h211.P006.001>    It_Flowreth_about_the_beginning_or_middle_of_July,_and
<h211.P006.002>    the_Seed_is_ripe_in_August.
<h211.P006.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h211.P008.001>    It_is_singular_good_to_provoke_Urine_when_it_is
<h211.P008.002>    stopped,_and_to_break_and_drive_forth_the_Stone,_which_the
<h211.P008.003>    Pouder_of_the_Bark_of_the_Root_taken_in_Wine_performeth
<h211.P008.004>    effectually._Mathiolus_saith,_the_same_helpeth_the
<h211.P008.005>    Disease_called_Hiernia_Carnosa,_the_Fleshy_Rupture_by
<h211.P008.006>    taking_the_said_Pouder_for_some_Months_together
<h211.P008.007>    constantly,_and_that_it_hath_cured_some_which_seemed
<h211.P008.008>    incurable_by_any_other_means_than_by_cutting_or_burning.
<h211.P008.009>    {Note_275_here}
<h211.P008.010>    The_Decoction_thereof_made_with_some_Vinegar_and_gargled
<h211.P008.011>    in_the_Mouth,_easeth_the_Toothach,_especially_when_it
<h211.P008.012>    comes_of_Rhewm;_and_the_said_Decoction_is_very_powerful_to
<h211.P008.013>    open_Obstructions_of_the_Liver_and_Spleen,_and_other
<h211.P008.014>    parts._A_Distilled_Water_made_in_Balneo_Mariae_with_four
<h211.P008.015>    pound_of_the_Roots_hereof_first_sliced_smal,_and
<h211.P008.016>    afterwards_steeped_in_a_Gallon_of_Canary_Wine,_is_singular
<h211.P008.017>    good_for_all_the_purposes_aforesaid_and_to_clens_the
<h211.P008.018>    passages_of_the_Urine._The_Pouder_of_the_said_Root_made
<h211.P008.019>    into_an_Electuary_or_Lozenges_with_Sugar:_as_also_the_Bark
<h211.P008.020>    of_the_fresh_Roots_boyled_tender_and_afterwards_beaten
<h211.P008.021>    into_a_Conserve_with_Sugar,_worketh_the_like_effect._The
<h211.P008.022>    Pouder_of_the_Roots_strewed_upon_the_Brims_of_Ulcers,_or
<h211.P008.023>    mixed_with_any_other_convenient_thing_and_applied
<h211.P008.024>    consumeth_the_hardness_and_causeth_them_to_heal_the
<h211.P008.025>    better.
<h211.P008.026>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
#
## <h212>
# chapter 212 ROCKET
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit P text
<h212.P001.001>    In_regard_the_garden_Rocket_is_rather_used_as_a_Sallet
<h212.P001.002>    Herb_than_to_any_Physical_purposes._I_shall_omit_it,_and
<h212.P001.003>    only_speak_of_the_common_wild_Rocket:_The_Description
<h212.P001.004>    whereof_take_as_followeth.
<h212.P001.005>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h212.P003.001>    The_comon_wild_Rocket,_hath_longer_and_narrower_Leavs
<h212.P003.002>    much_more_devided_into_slender_cuts_and_jags_on_both_sides
<h212.P003.003>    of_the_middle_Rib,_than_the_Garden_kinds_have,_of_a_sad_or
<h212.P003.004>    verworn_green_colour,_from_among_which_riseth_up_divers
<h212.P003.005>    still_Stalks_two_or_three_foot_high,_sometimes_set_with
<h212.P003.006>    the_like_Leavs_but_smaller,_and_smaller_upwards,_branched
<h212.P003.007>    from_the_middle_into_divers_stiff_Stalks,_bearing_sundry
<h212.P003.008>    yellow_Flowers_on_them_made_of_four_Leavs_apiece,_as_the
<h212.P003.009>    others_are,_which_afterwards_yield_smal_reddish_Seed,_in
<h212.P003.010>    smal_long_Pods,_of_a_more_bitter_and_hot_biting_tast_than
<h212.P003.011>    the_Garden_kinds,_as_the_Leavs_are_also.
<h212.P003.012>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h212.P005.001>    It_is_found_wild_in_divers_places_of_this_Land.
<h212.P005.002>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h212.P007.001>    It_Flowreth_about_June_and_July,_and_the_Seed_is_ripe
<h212.P007.002>    in_August.
<h212.P007.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h212.P009.001>    The_Wild_Rocket_is_more_strong_and_effectual_to_encreas
<h212.P009.002>    Sperm_and_Venerous_qualities,_whereunto_also_the_Seed_is
<h212.P009.003>    more_effectual_than_the_Garden_kinds:_It_serveth_also_to
<h212.P009.004>    help_Digestion_and_provoketh_Urine_exceedingly._The_Seed
<h212.P009.005>    is_used_to_cure_the_bitings_of_Serpents,_the_Scorpion,_and
<h212.P009.006>    the_Shrew-Mouse,_and_other_Poysons,_and_expelleth_Worms
<h212.P009.007>    and_other_noisom_Creatures_that_breed_in_the_Body._The
<h212.P009.008>    {Note_276_here}
<h212.P009.009>    Herb_boyled_or_stewed,_and_some_Sugar_put_there_to,
<h212.P009.010>    helpeth_the_Cough_in_Children_being_taken_often._The_Seed
<h212.P009.011>    also_taken_in_drink_taketh_away_the_ill_scent_of_the
<h212.P009.012>    Armpits,_encreaseth_Milk_in_Nurses,_and_wasteth_the
<h212.P009.013>    Spleen._The_Seed_mixed_with_Honey,_and_used_on_the_face,
<h212.P009.014>    clenseth_the_Skin_from_Spots,_Morphew_and_other
<h212.P009.015>    discolourings_therein:_and_used_with_Vinegar_taketh_away
<h212.P009.016>    Freckles_and_redness_in_the_Face_or_other_parts,_and_with
<h212.P009.017>    the_Gall_of_an_Ox,_it_amendeth_foul_Scars,_black_and_blew
<h212.P009.018>    Spots,_and_the_marks_of_the_smal_Pox.
<h212.P009.019>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h212.P011.001>    The_wild_Rockets_are_forbidden_to_be_used_alone_in
<h212.P011.002>    regard_their_sharpness_fumeth_into_the_Head,_causing_ach
<h212.P011.003>    and_pain_therein:_and_are_no_less_hurtful_to_hot_and
<h212.P011.004>    Chollerick_persons,_for_fear_of_inflaming_their_Blood,_and
<h212.P011.005>    therfore_for_such_we_may_say,_a_little_doth_but_a_little
<h212.P011.006>    harm._For_angry_Mars_rules_them,_and_he_somtimes_will_be
<h212.P011.007>    testy_when_he_meets_with_Fools.
<h212.P011.008>    =
#
## <h213>
# chapter 213 WINTER_ROCKET
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h213.P002.001>    Winter_Rocket,_or_Winter_Cresses,_hath_diverse_somwhat
<h213.P002.002>    large_sad_green_Leavs_lying_upon_the_ground,_torn_or_cut
<h213.P002.003>    into_divers_parts,_somwhat_like_unto_Rocket,_or_Turnep
<h213.P002.004>    Leavs_with_smaller_pieces_next_the_bottom,_and_broad_at
<h213.P002.005>    the_ends_which_so_abide_all_Winter_(if_it_spring_up_in
<h213.P002.006>    Autumn,_when_it_is_used_to_be_eaten)_from_among_which
<h213.P002.007>    riseth_up_divers_smal_round_Stalks_full_of_branches,
<h213.P002.008>    bearing_many_smal_yellow_Flowers_of_four_Leavs_apiece,
<h213.P002.009>    after_which_come_smal_long_Pods_with_reddish_Seed_in_them:
<h213.P002.010>    The_Root_is_somwhat_stringy,_and_perisheth_every_yeer
<h213.P002.011>    after_the_Seed_is_ripe.
<h213.P002.012>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h213.P004.001>    It_groweth_of_its_own_accord_in_Gardens_and_Fields_by
<h213.P004.002>    the_way_sides_in_diverse_places,_and_particularly_in_the
<h213.P004.003>    next_Pasture_to_the_Conduit-Head_behind_Grayes-Inne_that
<h213.P004.004>    brings_Water_to_Mr._Lamb's_Conduit_in_Holbourn.
<h213.P004.005>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h213.P006.001>    It_Flowreth_in_May,_and_Seedeth_in_June,_and_then
<h213.P006.002>    perisheth.
<h213.P006.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h213.P008.001>    This_is_profitable_to_provoke_Urine,_and_helpeth_the
<h213.P008.002>    Strangury,_and_to_expel_Gravel_and_the_Stone;_It_is_also
<h213.P008.003>    of_good_effect_in_the_Scurvy:_It_is_found_by_experience_to
<h213.P008.004>    {Note_277_here}
<h213.P008.005>    be_a_singular_good_Wound_Herb,_to_clense_inward_Wounds,
<h213.P008.006>    the_Juyce_or_Decoction_being_drunk,_or_outwardly_applied
<h213.P008.007>    to_wash_foul_Ulcers_and_Sores,_clensing_them_by_sharpness,
<h213.P008.008>    and_hindring_or_abating_the_dead_Flesh_from_growing
<h213.P008.009>    therein_and_healing_them_by_the_drying_quality.
<h213.P008.010>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
#
## <h214>
# chapter 214 ROSES
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit P text
<h214.P001.001>    I_hold_it_altogether_needless_to_trouble_the_Reader
<h214.P001.002>    with_a_Description_of_any_of_these,_sith_both_the_Garden
<h214.P001.003>    Roses,_and_the_Wild_Roses_of_the_Bryars_are_well_enough
<h214.P001.004>    known;_Take_therefore_the_Vertues_of_them_as_followeth:_And_first_I_shal_begin_with_the_Garden_kinds.
<h214.P001.005>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h214.P003.001>    The_White_and_the_Red_Roses_are_cooling_and_drying,_yet
<h214.P003.002>    the_White_is_taken_to_exceed_the_Red_in_both_those
<h214.P003.003>    properties,_but_is_seldom_used_inwardly_in_any_Medicine.
<h214.P003.004>    The_bitterness_in_the_Roses_when_they_are_fresh,
<h214.P003.005>    especially_the_Juyce_purgeth_Choller,_and_watery_Humors,
<h214.P003.006>    but_being_dried_and_that_heat_which_caused_the_bitterness
<h214.P003.007>    being_consumed,_they_have_then_a_binding_and_astringent
<h214.P003.008>    quality;_Those_also_that_are_not_ful_blown_do_both_cool
<h214.P003.009>    and_bind_more_than_those_that_are_full_blown,_and_the
<h214.P003.010>    White_Roses_more_than_the_Red._The_Decoction_of_Red_Roses
<h214.P003.011>    {Note_278_here}
<h214.P003.012>    made_with_Wine_and_used,_is_very_good_for_the_Headach,_and
<h214.P003.013>    pains_in_the_Eyes,_Ears,_Throat,_and_Gums,_as_also_for_the
<h214.P003.014>    Fundament,_the_lower_Bowels,_and_the_Matrix,_being_bathed,
<h214.P003.015>    or_put_into_them._The_same_Decoction_with_the_Roses
<h214.P003.016>    remaining_in_it_is_profitably_applyed_to_the_Region_of_the
<h214.P003.017>    Heart_to_eas_the_Inflamation_therin;_as_also_St._Anthonies
<h214.P003.018>    fire,_and_other_Diseases_of_the_Stomach._Being_dried_and
<h214.P003.019>    beaten_to_Pouder,_and_taken_in_steeled_Wine_or_Water,_it
<h214.P003.020>    helpeth_to_stay_Womens_Courses._The_yellow_threds_in_the
<h214.P003.021>    middle_of_the_red_Roses_(wch_are_erroniously_called_the
<h214.P003.022>    Rose_Seeds)_being_poudered_and_drunk_in_the_distilled
<h214.P003.023>    water_of_Quinces,_stayeth_the_overflowing_of_Womens
<h214.P003.024>    Courses,_and_doth_wonderfully_stay_the_Defluxions_of_Rhewm
<h214.P003.025>    upon_the_Gums_and_Teeth,_preserving_them_from_corruption,
<h214.P003.026>    and_fastning_them_if_they_be_loose,_being_washed_and
<h214.P003.027>    {Note_279_here}
<h214.P003.028>    gargled_therewith,_and_some_Vinegar_of_Squils_added
<h214.P003.029>    thereto._The_Heads_with_Seed_being_used_in_Pouder_or_in_a
<h214.P003.030>    Decoction,_stayeth_the_Lask,_and_spitting_of_Blood._Red
<h214.P003.031>    Roses_do_strengthen_the_Heart,_the_Stomack,_and_the_Liver,
<h214.P003.032>    and_the_retentive_Faculties,_they_mitigate_the_pains_that
<h214.P003.033>    arise_from_Heat,_asswage_Inflamations,_procure_rest_and
<h214.P003.034>    sleep,_stay_both_Whites_and_Reds_in_Women,_the_Gonorrhea,
<h214.P003.035>    running_of_the_Reins,_and_the_Fluxes_of_the_Belly;_The
<h214.P003.036>    Juyce_of_them_doth_purge_and_clens_the_Body_from_Choller
<h214.P003.037>    and_Flegm:_The_Husks_of_the_Roses_with_the_Beards_and
<h214.P003.038>    Nails_of_the_Roses_are_binding_and_cooling,_and_the
<h214.P003.039>    Distilled_Water_of_either_of_them_is_good_for_the_Heat_and
<h214.P003.040>    redness_in_the_Eyes,_and_to_stay_and_dry_up_the_Rhewms_and
<h214.P003.041>    watering_of_them._Of_the_Red_Roses_are_usually_made_many
<h214.P003.042>    Compositions_all_serving_to_sundry_good_uses;_Viz.
<h214.P003.043>    Electuary_of_Roses;_Conserve_both_moist_and_dry,_which_is
<h214.P003.044>    more_usually_called_Sugar_of_Roses;_Syrup_of_dryed_Roses,
<h214.P003.045>    and_Honey_of_Roses;_The_Cordial_Pouder_called_Diarhodon
<h214.P003.046>    Abbatis,_and_Aromatica_Rosarum;_The_Distilled_Water_of
<h214.P003.047>    Roses,_Vinegar_of_Roses,_Oyntment_and_Oyl_of_Roses,_and
<h214.P003.048>    the_Rose_Leavs_dried,_which_although_no_Composition,_yet
<h214.P003.049>    of_very_great_use_and_effect._To_write_at_large_of
<h214.P003.050>    {Note_280_here}
<h214.P003.051>    everyone_of_these_would_make_my_Book_swel_too_big,_it
<h214.P003.052>    being_sufficient_for_a_Volum_by_it_self_to_speak_fully_of
<h214.P003.053>    them:_But_briefly;_The_Electuary_is_purging,_whereof_two
<h214.P003.054>    or_three_Drams_taken_by_it_self_in_some_convenient_Liquor
<h214.P003.055>    is_a_Purge_sufficient_for_a_weak_Constitution;_but_may_be
<h214.P003.056>    encreased_to_six_drams_according_to_the_strength_of_the
<h214.P003.057>    Patient._It_purgeth_Choller_without_trouble,_and_is_good
<h214.P003.058>    in_hot_Feavers,_and_pains_of_the_Head_arising_from_hot
<h214.P003.059>    Chollerick_Humors,_and_heat_in_the_Eyes,_the_Jaundice
<h214.P003.060>    also,_and_Joynt_Aches_proceeding_of_hot_Humors._The_moist
<h214.P003.061>    Conserve_is_of_much_use,_both_binding_and_Cordial,_for
<h214.P003.062>    until_it_be_about_two_years_old_it_is_more_binding_than
<h214.P003.063>    Cordial,_and_after_that,_more_Cordial_than_Binding:_Some
<h214.P003.064>    of_the_yonger_Conserve_taken_with_Methridatum_mixed
<h214.P003.065>    together,_is_good_for_those_that_are_troubled_with
<h214.P003.066>    Distillations_of_Rhewm_from_the_Brain_to_the_Nose,_and
<h214.P003.067>    Defluxions_of_Rhewm_into_the_Eyes,_as_also_for_Fluxes,_and
<h214.P003.068>    Lasks_of_the_Belly;_and_being_mixed_with_the_Pouder_of
<h214.P003.069>    Mastick_is_very_good_for_the_Running_of_the_Reins,_and_for
<h214.P003.070>    other_loosness_of_Humors_in_the_Body._The_old_Conserve
<h214.P003.071>    {Note_281_here}
<h214.P003.072>    mixed_with_Aromaticum_Rosarum_is_a_very_good_Cordial
<h214.P003.073>    against_Faintings,_Swounings,_Weakness,_and_Tremblings_of
<h214.P003.074>    the_Heart,_strengthning_both_it,_and_a_weak_Stomach,
<h214.P003.075>    helpeth_digestion,_stayeth_casting,_and_is_a_very_good
<h214.P003.076>    Preservative_in_the_time_of_Infection._The_dry_Conserve
<h214.P003.077>    which_is_called_Sugar_of_Roses,_is_a_very_good_Cordial_to
<h214.P003.078>    strenthen_the_Heart_and_Spirits_as_also_to_stay
<h214.P003.079>    Defluxions._The_Syrup_of_dried_Red_Roses_strenthneth_a
<h214.P003.080>    Stomack_given_to_casting,_cooleth_an_overheated_Liver_and
<h214.P003.081>    the_Blood_in_Agues,_comforteth_the_Heart_and_resisteth
<h214.P003.082>    putrefaction_and_infection,_and_helpeth_to_stay_Lasks_and
<h214.P003.083>    Fluxes._Honey_of_Roses_is_much_used_in_Gargles_and
<h214.P003.084>    Lotions_to_wash_Sores_either_in_the_Mouth,_Throat,_or
<h214.P003.085>    other_parts,_both_to_clens_and_heal_them,_and_to_stay_the
<h214.P003.086>    Fluxes_of_Humors_falling_upon_them;_it_is_also_used_in
<h214.P003.087>    Clisters_both_to_cool_and_clens._The_Cordial_Pouders
<h214.P003.088>    called_Diarhodon_Abbatis_and_Aromaticum_Rosarum_do_comfort
<h214.P003.089>    and_strengthen_the_Heart_and_Stomach,_procure_an_Appetite,
<h214.P003.090>    help_Digestion,_stayeth_Vomiting;_and_is_very_good_for
<h214.P003.091>    {Note_282_here}
<h214.P003.092>    those_that_have_slippery_Bowels_to_strengthen_them,_and_to
<h214.P003.093>    dry_up_their_moisture._Red_Rose_Water_is_of_well_known
<h214.P003.094>    and_familiar_use_in_all_occasions_(and_better_than_Damask
<h214.P003.095>    Rose_Water)_being_cooling_and_Cordial,_refreshing_and
<h214.P003.096>    quickning_the_weak_and_faint_Spirits,_used_either_in_meats
<h214.P003.097>    or_broths,_to_wash_the_Temples,_or_to_smel_to_at_the_Nose,
<h214.P003.098>    or_to_smel_the_sweet_vapors_therof_out_of_a_perfuming_Pot
<h214.P003.099>    or_cast_on_a_hot_Fire-shovel:_It_is_also_of_much_good_use
<h214.P003.100>    against_the_redness_and_Inflamations_in_the_eyes_to_bath
<h214.P003.101>    them_therewith,_and_the_Temples_of_the_Head_also_against
<h214.P003.102>    pain_and_ach_for_which_purpose_also_Vinegar_of_Roses_is_of
<h214.P003.103>    much_good_use,_and_to_procure_rest_and_sleep,_if_some
<h214.P003.104>    thereof_and_Rosewater_together_be_used_to_smel_unto,_or
<h214.P003.105>    the_Nose_and_Temples_moistned_therewith,_but_more_usually
<h214.P003.106>    to_moisten_a_piece_of_Red_Rose_Cake_cut_fit_for_the
<h214.P003.107>    purpose,_and_heated_between_a_double_folded_Cloth,_with_a
<h214.P003.108>    little_beaten_Nutmeg_and_Poppy_Seed_strewed_on_the_side
<h214.P003.109>    that_must_lie_next_to_the_Forehead_&_Temples,_&_so_bound
<h214.P003.110>    therto_for_al_night._The_Oyntment_of_Roses_is_much_used
<h214.P003.111>    against_heat_&_Inflamations_in_the_Head,_to_anoint_the
<h214.P003.112>    forhead_&_temples,_&_being_mixed_with_Unguentum_Populeon,
<h214.P003.113>    to_procure_rest;_as_also_it_is_used_for_the_heat_of_the
<h214.P003.114>    Liver,_of_the_Back_and_Reins,_and_to_cool_and_heal_Pushes,
<h214.P003.115>    Wheals_and_other_red_Pimples_rising_in_the_Face_or_other
<h214.P003.116>    parts._Oyl_of_Roses_is_not_only_used_by_it_self_to_coole
<h214.P003.117>    any_hot_Swellings_or_Inflamations,_and_to_bind_and_stay
<h214.P003.118>    Fluxes_of_Humors_unto_Sores,_but_is_also_put_into
<h214.P003.119>    Oyntments_and_Plaisters_that_are_cooling_and_binding,_and
<h214.P003.120>    restraining_the_Flux_of_Humors._The_dried_Leavs_of_the
<h214.P003.121>    Red_Roses_are_used_both_inward_and_outwardly,_both
<h214.P003.122>    cooling,_binding,_and_Cordial,_for_with_them_are_made_both
<h214.P003.123>    Aromaticum_Rosarum,_Diarhodon_Abbatis,_and_Saccharum
<h214.P003.124>    Rosarum,_each_of_whose_Properties_are_before_declared.
<h214.P003.125>    Rose_Leavs_and_Mints_heated_and_applied_outwardly_to_the
<h214.P003.126>    Stomach,_stayeth_castings,_and_very_much_strengthneth_a
<h214.P003.127>    weak_Stomach;_and_applied_as_a_Fomentation_to_the_Region
<h214.P003.128>    of_the_Liver_and_Heart,_doth_much_cool_and_temper_them,
<h214.P003.129>    {Note_283_here}
<h214.P003.130>    and_also_serveth_instead_of_a_Rose_Cake_(as_is_said
<h214.P003.131>    before)_to_quiet_the_over_hot_spirits_and_cause_rest_and
<h214.P003.132>    sleep._The_Syrup_of_Damask_Roses_is_both_Simple_and
<h214.P003.133>    Compound,_and_made_with_Agrick._The_Simple_Solutive
<h214.P003.134>    Syrup,_is_a_familiar,_safe,_gentle,_and_easie_Medicine,
<h214.P003.135>    purging_Choller,_taken_from_one_ounce_to_three_or_four;
<h214.P003.136>    yet_this_is_remarkable_herein,_That_the_distilled_Water_of
<h214.P003.137>    this_Syrup_should_notably_bind_the_Belly;_The_Syrup_with
<h214.P003.138>    Agrick_is_more_strong_and_effectual,_for_one_ounce_thereof
<h214.P003.139>    by_it_self_will_open_the_Body_more_than_the_other,_and
<h214.P003.140>    worketh_as_much_on_Flegm_as_Choller._The_Compound_Syrup
<h214.P003.141>    is_more_forcible_in_working_on_Melanchollick_Humors,_and
<h214.P003.142>    available_against_the_Lepry,_Itch,_Tetters,_&c,_and_the
<h214.P003.143>    French_Diseas:_Also_Honey_of_Roses_Solutive_is_made_of_the
<h214.P003.144>    same_infusion_that_the_Syrup_is_made_of,_and_therefore
<h214.P003.145>    worketh_the_same_effect_both_in_opening_and_purging,_but
<h214.P003.146>    is_oftener_given_to_Flegmatick_than_Chollerick_persons,
<h214.P003.147>    and_is_more_used_in_Clysters_than_in_Potions,_as_the_Syrup
<h214.P003.148>    made_with_Sugar_is._The_Conserve_and_Preserved_Leavs_of
<h214.P003.149>    these_Roses_are_also_operative,_in_gently_opening_the
<h214.P003.150>    Belly._The_Simple_Water_of_the_Damask_Roses_is_chiefly
<h214.P003.151>    {Note_284_here}
<h214.P003.152>    used_for_fumes_to_sweeten_things,_as_the_dried_Leavs
<h214.P003.153>    thereof_to_make_sweet_Pouders,_and_fill_sweet_Bags,_and
<h214.P003.154>    little_use_they_are_put_to_in_Physick,_although_they_have
<h214.P003.155>    some_purging_quality;_The_wild_Roses_also_are_few_or_none
<h214.P003.156>    of_them_used_in_Physick,_but_yet_are_generally_held_to
<h214.P003.157>    come_neer_the_Nature_of_the_Manured_Roses._The_Fruit_of
<h214.P003.158>    the_wild_Bryar_which_are_called_Heps_being_throughly_ripe
<h214.P003.159>    and_made_into_a_Conserve_with_Sugar_besides_the
<h214.P003.160>    pleasantness_of_the_tast_doth_gently_bind_the_Belly,_and
<h214.P003.161>    stay_Defluxions_from_the_Head_upon_the_Stomach,_drying_up
<h214.P003.162>    the_moisture_thereof,_and_helpeth_digestion._The_Pulp_of
<h214.P003.163>    the_Heps_dried_unto_a_hard_consistence,_like_to_the_Juyce
<h214.P003.164>    {Note_285_here}
<h214.P003.165>    of_Liquoris,_or_so_dried_that_it_may_be_made_into_Pouder
<h214.P003.166>    and_taken_in_drink_stayeth_speedily_the_Whites_in_Women.
<h214.P003.167>    The_Bryar_Ball_is_often_used_being_made_into_Pouder_and
<h214.P003.168>    drunk_to_break_the_Stone,_to_provoke_Urine_when_it_is
<h214.P003.169>    stopped,_and_to_eas_and_help_the_Chollick;_some_appoint_it
<h214.P003.170>    to_be_burnt,_and_then_taken_for_the_same_purpose._In_the
<h214.P003.171>    middle_of_these_Balls_are_often_found_certain_white_Worms,
<h214.P003.172>    which_being_dried_and_made_into_Pouder,_and_some_of_it
<h214.P003.173>    drunk,_is_found_by_experience_of_many_to_kill_and_drie
<h214.P003.174>    forth_the_Worms_of_the_Belly.
<h214.P003.175>    =
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<h214.P012.001>    What_a_quarter_have_Authors_made_with_Roses,_what_a
<h214.P012.002>    racket_have_they_kept?_I_shal_ad,_Red_Roses_are_under
<h214.P012.003>    Jupiter,_Damask_under_Venus,_and_White_under_the_Moon,_and
<h214.P012.004>    Province_under_the_King_of_France.
<h214.P012.005>    =
#
## <h215>
# chapter 215 ROSA_SOLIS
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<h215.P002.001>    This_hath_diverse_smal_round_hollow_Leavs,_somwhat
<h215.P002.002>    greenish,_but_full_of_certain_red_hairs,_which_makes_them
<h215.P002.003>    seem_red,_every_one_standing_upon_its_own_Footstalk,
<h215.P002.004>    reddish_hairy_likewise._The_Leavs_are_continualty_moist
<h215.P002.005>    in_the_hottest_day,_yea_the_hotter_the_Sun_shines_on_them
<h215.P002.006>    the_moister_they_are,_with_a_certain_sliminess_that_will
<h215.P002.007>    ripe_(as_we_say)_the_smal_hairs_alwaies_holding_this
<h215.P002.008>    moisture:_Among_these_Leavs_rise_up_small_slender_stalks,
<h215.P002.009>    reddesh_also,_three_or_four_fingers_high,_bearing_diverse
<h215.P002.010>    smal_white_Knobs_one_above_another_which_are_the_Flowers,
<h215.P002.011>    after_which_in_the_Heads_are_certain_smal_Seeds._the_Root
<h215.P002.012>    is_a_few_small_hairs.
<h215.P002.013>    =
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<h215.P004.001>    It_groweth_usually_on_Bogs,_and_in_wet_places,_and
<h215.P004.002>    somtimes_in_moist_Woods.
<h215.P004.003>    =
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<h215.P006.001>    It_Flowreth_in_June,_and_then_the_Leavs_are_fittest_to
<h215.P006.002>    be_gathered.
<h215.P006.003>    =
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<h215.P008.001>    Rosa_Solis_is_accounted_good_to_help_those_that_have
<h215.P008.002>    salt_Rhewm_distilling_on_their_Lungs_which_breedeth_a
<h215.P008.003>    Consumption,_and_therfore_the_Distilled_water_thereof_in
<h215.P008.004>    Wine_is_held_fit_and_profitable_for_such_to_drink,_which
<h215.P008.005>    {Note_286_here}
<h215.P008.006>    Water_will_be_of_a_gold_yellow_colour:_The_same_Water_is
<h215.P008.007>    held_to_be_good_for_all_other_Diseases_of_the_Lungs,_as
<h215.P008.008>    Phtisicks,_Wheesing,_shortness_of_Breath,_or_the_Cough;_as
<h215.P008.009>    also_to_heal_the_Ulcers_that_happen_in_the_Lungs,_and_it
<h215.P008.010>    comforteth_the_Heart_and_fainting_Spirits;_The_Leavs
<h215.P008.011>    outwardly_applied_to_the_Skin_will_raise_Blisters,_which
<h215.P008.012>    hath_caused_some_to_think_it,_dangerous_to_be_taken
<h215.P008.013>    inward;_but_there_are_other_things_which_will_also_draw
<h215.P008.014>    Blisters,_yet_nothing_dangerous_to_be_taken_inwardly.
<h215.P008.015>    There_is_an_usual_Drink_made_hereof_with_Aqua_vitae_and
<h215.P008.016>    Spices_frequently,_and_without_any_offence_or_danger,_but
<h215.P008.017>    to_good_purpose_used_in_qualms_and_passions_of_the_Heart.
<h215.P008.018>    =
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<h215.P010.001>    The_Sun_rules_it,_and_'tis_under_the_Sign_Cancer.
<h215.P010.002>    =
#
## <h216>
# chapter 216 ROSEMARY
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<h216.P001.001>    Our_Garden_Rosemary_is_so_well_known,_that_I_need_not
<h216.P001.002>    here_describe_it.
<h216.P001.003>    =
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<h216.P003.001>    It_Flowreth_in_April_and_May_with_us,_and_somtimes
<h216.P003.002>    again_in_August.
<h216.P003.003>    =
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<h216.P005.001>    It_is_an_Herb_of_as_great_use_with_us_in_these_daies,
<h216.P005.002>    as_any_whatsoever,_not_only_for_Physical_but_Civil
<h216.P005.003>    purposes._The_Physical_use_of_it_(being_my_present_Task)
<h216.P005.004>    is_very_much,_both_for_inward_and_outward_Diseases;_For_by
<h216.P005.005>    the_warming_and_comforting_heat_thereof_it_helpeth_all
<h216.P005.006>    cold_Diseases,_both_of_the_Head,_Stomach,_Liver,_and
<h216.P005.007>    Belly._The_Decoction_thereof_in_Wine_helpeth_the_cold
<h216.P005.008>    Distillations_of_Rhewm_into_the_Eyes,_and_all_other_cold
<h216.P005.009>    Diseases_of_the_Head_and_Brain,_as_the_Giddiness_or
<h216.P005.010>    swimming_therein,_Drowsiness,_or_Dulness_of_the_mind_and
<h216.P005.011>    senses,_like_a_stupidness,_the_dumb_Palsey,_or_loss_of
<h216.P005.012>    speech,_the_Lethargy,_and_Falling-sickness,_to_be_both
<h216.P005.013>    drunk_and_the_Temples_bathed_therewith._It_helpeth_the
<h216.P005.014>    pains_in_the_Gums_and_Teeth,_by_Rhewm_falling_into_them,
<h216.P005.015>    {Note_287_here}
<h216.P005.016>    or_by_putrefaction_causing_an_evil_smel_from_them,_or_a
<h216.P005.017>    stinking_Breath._It_helpeth_a_weak_Memory,_and_quickneth
<h216.P005.018>    the_Senses._It_is_very_comfortable_to_the_Stomach_in_all
<h216.P005.019>    the_old_Griefs_thereof,_helping_both_retention_of_meat,
<h216.P005.020>    and_digestion,_the_Decoction_or_Pouder_being_taken_in
<h216.P005.021>    Wine:_It_is_a_Remedy_for_the_windiness_in_the_Stomach_or
<h216.P005.022>    Bowels,_and_expelleth_it_powerfully,_as_also_Wind_in_the
<h216.P005.023>    Spleen._It_helpeth_those_that_are_Livergrown,_by_opening
<h216.P005.024>    the_Obstructions_thereof._It_helpeth_dim_Eyes,_and
<h216.P005.025>    procureth_a_cleer_sight,_the_Flowers_thereof_being_taken
<h216.P005.026>    all_the_while_it_is_Flowring,_every_morning_fasting_with
<h216.P005.027>    bread_and_Salt._Both_Dioscorides_and_Galen_say,_That_if_a
<h216.P005.028>    Decoction_be_made_thereof_with_Water_and_they_that_have
<h216.P005.029>    the_yellow_Jaundice_do_exercise_their_Bodies_presently
<h216.P005.030>    after_the_taking_thereof,_it_will_certainly_cure_it:_The
<h216.P005.031>    Flowers_and_the_Conserve_made_of_them,_is_singular_good_to
<h216.P005.032>    comfort_the_Heart,_and_to_expel_the_contagion_of_the
<h216.P005.033>    Pestilence;_to_burn_the_Herb_in_Houses_and_Chambers
<h216.P005.034>    correcteth_the_Air_in_them:_Both_the_Flowers_and_the_Leavs
<h216.P005.035>    are_very_profitable_for_Women_that_are_troubled_with_the
<h216.P005.036>    Whites,_if_they_be_daily_taken._The_dried_Leavs_shred
<h216.P005.037>    smal_and_taken_in_a_Pipe_like_as_Tobacco_is_taken,_helpeth
<h216.P005.038>    those_that_have_any_Cough_or_Phtisick,_or_Consumption,_by
<h216.P005.039>    warming_and_drying_the_thin_Distillations_which_caus_those
<h216.P005.040>    Diseases._The_Leavs_are_much_used_in_Bathings,_and_made
<h216.P005.041>    into_Oyntments_or_Oyls,_is_singular_good_to_help_cold
<h216.P005.042>    benummed_Joynts,_Sinews,_or_Members._The_Chimical_Oyl
<h216.P005.043>    drawn_from_the_Leavs_and_Flowers,_is_a_Soveraign_help_for
<h216.P005.044>    all_the_Diseases_aforesaid;_to_touch_the_Temples_and
<h216.P005.045>    {Note_288_here}
<h216.P005.046>    Nostrils_with_two_or_three_drops,_for_all_the_Diseases_of
<h216.P005.047>    the_Head_and_Brains_spoken_of_before;_as_also_to_take_a
<h216.P005.048>    drop_two_or_three_as_the_caus_requireth_for_the_inward
<h216.P005.049>    griefs,_yet_must_it_be_done_with_Descretion,_for_it_is
<h216.P005.050>    very_quick_and_piercing,_and_therefore_but_a_very_little
<h216.P005.051>    must_be_taken_at_a_time._There_is_also_another_Oyl_made
<h216.P005.052>    by_insolation_in_this_manner:_Take_what_quantity_you_will
<h216.P005.053>    of_the_Flowers,_and_put_them_into_a_strong_Glass_close
<h216.P005.054>    stopped,_tie_a_fine_linnen_cloth_over_the_Mouth,_and_turn
<h216.P005.055>    the_Mouth_down_into_another_strong_Glass,_which_being_set
<h216.P005.056>    in_the_Sun,_an_Oyl_will_distill_down_into_the_lower_Glass,
<h216.P005.057>    to_be_preserved_as_precious_for_divers_uses,_both_inward
<h216.P005.058>    and_outward_as_a_Sovereign_Balm_to_heal_the_Diseases
<h216.P005.059>    before_mentioned,_to_cleer_a_dim_sight,_and_to_take_away
<h216.P005.060>    spots,_marks_and_scars_in_the_skin.
<h216.P005.061>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h216.P008.001>    The_Sun_claims_Priviledg_in_it_and_'tis_under_the
<h216.P008.002>    Coelestial_Ram.
<h216.P008.003>    =
#
## <h217>
# chapter 217 RUBARB
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit P text
<h217.P001.001>    Do_not_start,_and_say_this_grows_you_know_not_how_far
<h217.P001.002>    off;_and_then_ask_me,_How_it_comes_to_pass_that_I_bring_it
<h217.P001.003>    among_our_English_Simples:_for_though_the_name_may_speak
<h217.P001.004>    it_Forreign_yet_it_grows_with_us_in_England,_and_that
<h217.P001.005>    frequent_enough_in_our_Gardens,_and_when_you_have
<h217.P001.006>    throughly_perused_its_Vertues,_you_will_conclude_it
<h217.P001.007>    nothing_inferior_to_that_which_is_brought_us_out_of_China,
<h217.P001.008>    &_by_that_time_this_hath_been_as_much_used_as_that_hath
<h217.P001.009>    been,_the_name_which_the_other_hath_gotten_wil_be_eclipsed
<h217.P001.010>    by_the_fame_of_this:_Take_therfore_a_Description_at_large
<h217.P001.011>    of_it,_as_followeth.
<h217.P001.012>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h217.P003.001>    At_the_first_appearing_out_of_the_ground_when_the
<h217.P003.002>    Winter_is_past,_it_hath_a_great_round_brownish_head_rising
<h217.P003.003>    from_the_middle_or_sides_of_the_Root,_which_openeth_it
<h217.P003.004>    self_into_sundry_Leavs_one_after_another,_very_much
<h217.P003.005>    crumpled_or_folded_together_at_the_first,_and_brownish,
<h217.P003.006>    but_afterward_it_spreadeth_it_self_and_becometh_smooth
<h217.P003.007>    very_large_and_almost_round,_every_one_standing_on_a
<h217.P003.008>    brownish_Stalk_of_the_thickness_of_a_mans_Thumb,_when_they
<h217.P003.009>    are_grown_to_their_fulness,_and_most_of_them_two_foot_and
<h217.P003.010>    more_in_length,_especially_when_they_grow_in_any_moist_or
<h217.P003.011>    good_Ground;_and_the_Stalk_of_the_Leaf_also_from_the
<h217.P003.012>    bottom_thereof_to_the_Leaf_it_self,_being_also_two_Foot,
<h217.P003.013>    The_breadth_thereof_from_edg_to_edg_in_the_broadest_place,
<h217.P003.014>    being_also_two_foot,_of_a_sad_or_dark_green_colour,_of_a
<h217.P003.015>    fine_tart,_or_sowrish_tast,_much_more_pleasant_than_the
<h217.P003.016>    Garden_or_Wood_sorrel._From_among_these_riseth_up_some
<h217.P003.017>    but_not_every_yeer,_a_strong_thick_Stalk,_not_growing_so
<h217.P003.018>    high_as_the_Patience_or_Garden_Dock,_with_such_round_Leavs
<h217.P003.019>    as_grow_below,_but_smaller,_at_every_Joynt_up_to_the_top,
<h217.P003.020>    and_among_the_Flowers_which_are_white_spreading_forth_into
<h217.P003.021>    many_Branches,_and_consisting_of_five_or_six_small_white
<h217.P003.022>    Leavs_apiece,_hardly_to_be_discerned_from_the_white_threds
<h217.P003.023>    in_the_middle,_and_seeming_to_be_all_threds,_after_which
<h217.P003.024>    come_brownish_three_square_Seed_like_unto_other_Docks,_but
<h217.P003.025>    larger_whereby_it_may_be_plainly_known_to_be_a_Dock._The
<h217.P003.026>    Root_groweth_in_time_to_be_very_great,_with_divers_and
<h217.P003.027>    sundry_great_spreading_Branches_from_it,_of_a_dark,
<h217.P003.028>    brownish,_or_reddish_colour_on_the_outside,_with_a_pale
<h217.P003.029>    yellow_skin_under_it_which_covereth_the_inner_substance_or
<h217.P003.030>    Root,_which_rind_and_Skin_being_pared_away,_the_Root
<h217.P003.031>    appeareth_of_so_fresh_and_lively_a_colour,_with
<h217.P003.032>    flesh-colour'd_Veins_running_through_it,_that_the_choicest
<h217.P003.033>    of_that_Rubarb_that_is_brought_us_from_beyond_the_Seas
<h217.P003.034>    cannot_excel_it:_Which_Root_if_it_be_dried_carefully_and
<h217.P003.035>    as_it_ought_(which_must_be_in_our_Countrey_by_the_gentle
<h217.P003.036>    heat_of_a_fire_in_regard_the_Sun_is_not_hot_enough_here_to
<h217.P003.037>    do_it,_and_every_piece_kept_from_touching_one_another_)
<h217.P003.038>    will_hold_his_colour_almost_as_well_as_when_it_is_fresh;
<h217.P003.039>    and_hath_been_approved_of_and_commended_by_those_who_have
<h217.P003.040>    oftentimes_used_them.
<h217.P003.041>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h217.P005.001>    It_groweth_in_Gardens,_and_Flowreth_about_the_beginning
<h217.P005.002>    or_middle_of_June,_and_the_Seed_is_ripe_in_July.
<h217.P005.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h217.P007.001>    The_Roots_that_are_to_be_dried_and_kept_all_the_yeer
<h217.P007.002>    following,_are_not_to_be_taken_up_before_the_Stalk_and
<h217.P007.003>    Leavs_be_quite_withered_and_gone,_and_that_is_not_until
<h217.P007.004>    the_middle_or_end_of_October;_and_if_they_be_taken_a
<h217.P007.005>    little_before_the_Leavs_do_spring,_or_when_they_are_sprung
<h217.P007.006>    up,_the_Roots_will_not_have_half_so_good_a_colour_in_them.
<h217.P007.007>    =
<h217.P007.008>    I_have_given_the_precedence_unto_this,_becaus_in
<h217.P007.009>    vertues_also_it_hath_the_preheminence;_I_come_now_to
<h217.P007.010>    describe_unto_you_that_which_is_called_Patience,_or_Monks
<h217.P007.011>    Rubarb;_and_next_unto_that,_the_great_round_Leav'd_Dock,
<h217.P007.012>    or_Bastard_Rubarb;_for_the_one_of_these_may_happily_supply
<h217.P007.013>    in_the_absence_of_the_other;_being_not_much_unlike_in
<h217.P007.014>    their_Vertues,_only_one_more_powerful_and_efficacious_than
<h217.P007.015>    the_other;_and_Lastly;_shall_shew_you_the_Vertues_of_all
<h217.P007.016>    the_three_Sorts.
<h217.P007.017>    =
#
## <h218>
# chapter 218 GARDEN_PATIENCE
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit P text
<h218.P001.001>    This_is_a_Dock,_bearing_the_name_of_Rubarb,_for_some
<h218.P001.002>    purging_quality_therein,_and_groweth_up_with_large_tall
<h218.P001.003>    Stalks,_set_with_somwhat_broad_and_long_fair_green_Leavs,
<h218.P001.004>    not_dented_at_all;_The_tops_of_the_Stalks_being_devided
<h218.P001.005>    into_many_smal_Branches,_bear_reddish_or_purplish_Flowers,
<h218.P001.006>    and_three_square_Seed_like_unto_other_Docks._The_Root_is
<h218.P001.007>    long,_great_and_yellow_like_unto_the_wild_Docks,_but_a
<h218.P001.008>    little_redder,_and_if_it_be_a_little_dried_sheweth_less
<h218.P001.009>    store_of_discoloured_veins,_than_the_next_doth_when_it_is
<h218.P001.010>    dry.
<h218.P001.011>    =
#
## <h219>
# chapter 219 GREAT_ROUND_LEAVD_DOCK
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h219.P002.001>    This_hath_divers_large,_round,_thin,_yellowish_green
<h219.P002.002>    Leavs,_rising_from_the_Root,_a_little_waved_about_the
<h219.P002.003>    edges,_every_one_standing_on_a_reasonable_thick,_and_long
<h219.P002.004>    brownish_Footstalk;_from_among_which,_riseth_up_a_pretty
<h219.P002.005>    big_Stalk_about_two_foot_high,_with_some_such_like_Leavs
<h219.P002.006>    growing_thereon,_but_smaller._At_the_top_whereof_stand_in
<h219.P002.007>    a_long_spike_many_smal_brownish_Flowers,_which_turn_into
<h219.P002.008>    hard_three_square_shining_brown_Seed,_like_the_Garden
<h219.P002.009>    Patience_before_described._This_Root_groweth_greater_than
<h219.P002.010>    that,_with_many_Branches_or_great_Fibres_thereat,_yellow
<h219.P002.011>    on_the_outside,_and_somwhat_pale_yellow_within,_with_some
<h219.P002.012>    discoloured_veins_like_to_the_Rubarb_which_is_first
<h219.P002.013>    discribed,_but_much_less_than_it,_especially_when_it_is
<h219.P002.014>    dry.
<h219.P002.015>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h219.P004.001>    These_also_grow_in_Gardens_and_Flower_and_Seed_at_or
<h219.P004.002>    neer_the_same_time_that_our_true_Rubarb_doth,_Viz._they
<h219.P004.003>    Flower_in_June,_and_the_Seed_is_ripe_in_July.
<h219.P004.004>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h219.P006.001>    A_dram_of_the_dried_Root_of_Monks_Rubarb,_with_a
<h219.P006.002>    scruple_of_Ginger_made_into_Pouder_and_taken_fasting_in_a
<h219.P006.003>    draught_or_mess_of_warm_Broth,_purgeth_Choller_and_Flegm
<h219.P006.004>    downward_very_gently,_and_safely_without_danger:_The_Seed
<h219.P006.005>    thereof_contrarily_doth_bind_the_Belly,_and_helpeth_to
<h219.P006.006>    stay_any_sort_of_Lask_or_Bloody_Flux._The_distilled_water
<h219.P006.007>    thereof_is_very_profitably_used_to_heal_Scabs,_as_also
<h219.P006.008>    foul_Ulcerous_Sores,_and_to_allay_the_Inflamations_of
<h219.P006.009>    them:_The_Juyce_of_the_Leavs_or_Roots,_or_the_Decoction_of
<h219.P006.010>    them_in_Vinegar_is_used_as_a_most_effectual_Remedy_to_heal
<h219.P006.011>    Scabs_and_running_Sores.
<h219.P006.012>    =
<h219.P006.013>    The_Bastard_Rubarb_hath_all_the_properties_of_the_Monks
<h219.P006.014>    Rubarb,_but_more_effectual_for_both_inward_and_outward
<h219.P006.015>    Diseases._The_Decoction_thereof_with_Vinegar_dropped_into
<h219.P006.016>    the_Ears,_taketh_away_the_pains:_gargled_in_the_Mouth,
<h219.P006.017>    taketh_away_Toothach,_and_being_drunk_healeth_the
<h219.P006.018>    Jaundice._The_Seed_thereof_taken_easeth_the_gnawing_and
<h219.P006.019>    griping_pains_of_the_Stomach,_and_taketh_away_the_loathing
<h219.P006.020>    thereof_unto_Meat:_The_Root_thereof_helpeth_the_ruggedness
<h219.P006.021>    {Note_289_here}
<h219.P006.022>    of_the_Nails,_and_being_boyled_in_Wine_helpeth_the
<h219.P006.023>    Swellings_of_the_Throat,_commonly_called_the_Kings_evil,
<h219.P006.024>    as_also_the_Swellings_of_the_Kernels_of_the_Ears:_It
<h219.P006.025>    helpeth_them_that_are_troubled_with_the_Stone;_provoketh
<h219.P006.026>    Urine,_and_helpeth_the_dimness_of_the_Sight._The_Roots_of
<h219.P006.027>    this_Bastard_Rubarb_are_used_in_opening_and_purging_Diet
<h219.P006.028>    Drinks_with_other_things,_to_open_the_Liver,_and_to_clens
<h219.P006.029>    and_cool_the_Blood.
<h219.P006.030>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h219.P008.001>    The_properties_of_that_which_is_called_the_English
<h219.P008.002>    Rubarb,_are_the_same_with_the_former,_but_much_more
<h219.P008.003>    effectual,_and_hath_all_the_properties_of_the_true_Indian
<h219.P008.004>    Rubarb,_except_the_force_in_purging,_wherein_it_is_but_of
<h219.P008.005>    half_the_strength_thereof,_and_therfore_a_double_quantity
<h219.P008.006>    must_be_used:_it_likewise_hath_not_that_bitterness_and
<h219.P008.007>    {Note_290_here}
<h219.P008.008>    astriction;_in_other_things_it_worketh_almost_in_an_equal
<h219.P008.009>    quality,_which_are_these:_It_purgeth_the_Body_of_Choller
<h219.P008.010>    and_Flegm,_being_either_taken_of_it_self,_made_into_Pouder
<h219.P008.011>    and_drunk_in_a_draught_of_white_Wine,_or_steeped_therein
<h219.P008.012>    all_night_and_taken_fasting,_or_put_among_other_Purgers,
<h219.P008.013>    as_shall_be_thought_convenient,_clensing_the_Stomach,
<h219.P008.014>    Liver,_and_Blood,_opening_Obstructions,_and_helping_those
<h219.P008.015>    griefs_that_come_thereof;_as_the_Jaundice,_Dropsie,
<h219.P008.016>    swelling_of_the_Spleen,_Tertian_and_day_Agues,_and_the
<h219.P008.017>    pricking_pain_of_the_sides,_and_also_it_stayeth_spitting
<h219.P008.018>    of_Blood._The_Pouder_taken_with_Cassia_dissolved,_and_a
<h219.P008.019>    little_wash'd_Venice_Turpentine,_clenseth_the_Reins_and
<h219.P008.020>    strengthneth_them_afterwards,_and_is_very_effectual_to
<h219.P008.021>    stay_the_running_of_the_Reins_or_Gonorrea._It_is_also
<h219.P008.022>    given_for_the_pains_and_swellings_in_the_Head,_for_those
<h219.P008.023>    that_are_troubled_with_Melancholly,_and_helpeth_the
<h219.P008.024>    Sciatica,_the_Gout,_and_the_Cramp._The_Pouder_of_Rubarb
<h219.P008.025>    taken_wih_a_little_Mummia_and_Madder_Roots_in_some_red
<h219.P008.026>    Wine,_dissolveth_clotted_Blood_in_the_Body,_hapning_by_any
<h219.P008.027>    fall_or_bruise,_and_healeth_burstings_and_broken_parts_as
<h219.P008.028>    well_inward_as_outward:_The_Oyl_likewise_wherein_it_hath
<h219.P008.029>    been_boyled,_worketh_the_like_effects,_being_anointed._It
<h219.P008.030>    is_used_to_heal_those_Ulcers_that_happen_in_the_Eyes_and
<h219.P008.031>    Eyelids,_being_steeped_and_strained;_as_also_to_asswage
<h219.P008.032>    the_Swellings_and_Inflamations;_and_applied_with_Honey,_or
<h219.P008.033>    boyled_Wine,_it_taketh_away_all_black_and_blue_Spots_or
<h219.P008.034>    Marks_that_happen_therein._Whey,_or_white_Wine_are_the
<h219.P008.035>    best_Liquors_to_steep_it_in,_and_thereby_it_worketh_more
<h219.P008.036>    effectually_in_opening_Obstructions,_and_purging_the
<h219.P008.037>    Stomach_and_Liver._Many_do_use_a_little_Indian_Spicknard
<h219.P008.038>    as_the_best_Correcter_thereof.
<h219.P008.039>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h219.P010.001>    Mars_claims_Predominancy_over_all_these_wholsom_Herbs,
<h219.P010.002>    you_cry_out_upon_him_for_an_infortune,_when_God_created
<h219.P010.003>    him_for_your_good_(only_he_is_angry_with_Fools)_what
<h219.P010.004>    dishonor_is_this,_not_to_Mars,_but_to_God_Himself.
<h219.P010.005>    =
#
## <h220>
# chapter 220 MEADOW_RUE
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h220.P002.001>    This_riseth_up_with_a_yellow_stringy_Root,_much
<h220.P002.002>    spreading_in_the_ground,_and_shooting_forth_new_sprouts
<h220.P002.003>    round_about,_with_many_Herby_green_Stalks_two_foot_high,
<h220.P002.004>    crested_all_the_length_of_them,_set_with_Joynts_here_and
<h220.P002.005>    there,_and_many_large_Leavs_on_them_as_well_as_below,
<h220.P002.006>    being_devided_into_smaller_Leavs,_nicked_or_dented_in_the
<h220.P002.007>    forepart_of_them,_of_a_sad_green_colour_on_the_upperside,
<h220.P002.008>    and_pale_green_underneath:_Toward_the_top_of_the_Stalk
<h220.P002.009>    there_shooteth_forth_divers_short_Branches,_on_every_one
<h220.P002.010>    thereof_there_stand_two,_three,_or_four_smal_round_Heads
<h220.P002.011>    or_Buttons,_which_breaking_the_skin_that_incloseth_them
<h220.P002.012>    shew_forth_a_tuft_of_pale_greenish_yellow_threds,_which
<h220.P002.013>    falling_away_there_comes_in_their_place_small_three
<h220.P002.014>    cornre'd_Cods,_wherein_is_contained_smal,_long,_and_round
<h220.P002.015>    Seed._The_whol_Plant_hath_a_strong_unpleasant_scent.
<h220.P002.016>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h220.P004.001>    It_groweth_in_many_places_of_this_Land;_in_the_Borders
<h220.P004.002>    of_moist_Meadows,_and_by_Ditch_sides.
<h220.P004.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h220.P006.001>    It_Flowreth_about_July_or_the_beginning_of_August.
<h220.P006.002>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h220.P008.001>    Dioscorides_saith_that_this_Herb_bruised_and_applied
<h220.P008.002>    perfectly_healeth_old_Sores:_and_the_distilled_water_of
<h220.P008.003>    {Note_291_here}
<h220.P008.004>    the_Herb_and_Flowers_doth_the_like._It_is_used_by_some
<h220.P008.005>    among_other_Pot-herbs_to_open_the_Body_and_make_it
<h220.P008.006>    soluble;_but_the_Roots_washed_clean,_and_boyled_in_Ale_and
<h220.P008.007>    drunk_provoketh_to_the_Stool_more_than_the_Leavs;_but_yet
<h220.P008.008>    very_gently._The_Root_boyled_in_Water,_and_the_places_of
<h220.P008.009>    the_Body_most_troubled_with_Vermine_or_Lice,_washed
<h220.P008.010>    therewith_while_it_is_warm,_destroyeth_them_utterly._In
<h220.P008.011>    Italy_it_is_used_against_the_Plague,_and_in_Saxony_against
<h220.P008.012>    the_Jaundice,_as_Camerarius_saith.
<h220.P008.013>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
#
## <h221>
# chapter 221 GARDEN_RUE
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit P text
<h221.P001.001>    This_is_so_well_known,_both_by_this_name,_and_the_Name
<h221.P001.002>    Herb_of_Grace,_that_I_shal_not_need_to_write_you_any
<h221.P001.003>    further_Description_of_it:_But_shall_only_shew_you_the
<h221.P001.004>    Vertues_of_it_as_followeth.
<h221.P001.005>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h221.P003.001>    It_provoketh_Urine_and_Womens_Courses,_being_taken
<h221.P003.002>    either_in_Meat_or_Drink._The_Seed_thereof_taken_in_Wine,
<h221.P003.003>    is_an_Antidote_against_all_dangerous_Medicines_or_deadly
<h221.P003.004>    Poysons._The_Leavs_taken_either_by_themselves,_or_with
<h221.P003.005>    Figs_and_Walnuts_is_called_Methridates_his_Counter_poyson,
<h221.P003.006>    against_the_Plague_and_causeth_all_Venemous_things_to
<h221.P003.007>    become_harmless:_Being_often_taken_in_Meat_or_Drink_it
<h221.P003.008>    abateth_Venery,_and_destroyeth_the_ability_to_beget
<h221.P003.009>    Children._A_Decoction_made_thereof_with_some_dried_Dill
<h221.P003.010>    Leavs_and_Flowers,_easeth_all_pains_and_torments_inwardly
<h221.P003.011>    to_be_drunk,_and_outwardly_to_be_applied_warm_to_the_place
<h221.P003.012>    grieved._The_same_being_drunk_helpeth_the_pains_both_of
<h221.P003.013>    the_Chest_and_Sides,_as_also_Coughs,_hardness_of
<h221.P003.014>    breathing,_the_Inflamations_of_the_Lungs,_and_the
<h221.P003.015>    tormenting_pains_of_the_Sciatica,_and_the_Joynts,_being
<h221.P003.016>    anointed_or_laid_to_the_places,_as_also_the_shaking_Fits
<h221.P003.017>    of_Agues,_to_take_a_draught_before_the_Fit_come:_Being
<h221.P003.018>    boyled_or_infused_in_Oyl_it_is_good_to_help_the_wind
<h221.P003.019>    Chollick,_the_hardness_or_windiness_of_the_Mother,_and
<h221.P003.020>    freeth_women_from_the_strangling_or_suffocation_thereof,
<h221.P003.021>    if_the_Share_and_the_Parts_thereabouts_be_anointed
<h221.P003.022>    therewith:_It_killeth_and_driveth_forth_the_Worms_of_the
<h221.P003.023>    Belly,_if_it_be_drunk_after_it_is_boyled_in_Wine_to_the
<h221.P003.024>    half_with_a_little_Honey:_It_helpeth_the_Gout_or_pains_in
<h221.P003.025>    the_Joynts_of_Hands,_Feet,_or_Knees_applied_thereunto:_and
<h221.P003.026>    with_Figs_it_helpeth_the_Dropsie_being_bathed_therewith:
<h221.P003.027>    {Note_292_here}
<h221.P003.028>    being_bruised_and_put_into_the_Nostrils_it_staieth_the
<h221.P003.029>    Bleeding_thereof._It_helpeth_the_swelling_of_the_Cods_if
<h221.P003.030>    they_be_bathed_with_a_Decoction_of_Rue_and_Bay_Leaves._It
<h221.P003.031>    taketh_away_Wheals_and_Pimples_if_being_bruised_with_a_few
<h221.P003.032>    Mirtle_Leavs,_if_it_be_made_up_with_Wax_and_applied:_It
<h221.P003.033>    cureth_the_Morphew_and_taketh_away_all_sorts_of_Warts,_if
<h221.P003.034>    boyled_in_Wine_with_some_Pepper_and_Nitre_and_the_places
<h221.P003.035>    rubbed_therewith:_and_with_Allum_and_Honey,_helpeth_the
<h221.P003.036>    dry_Scab_or_any_Tetter_or_Ringworm:_The_Juyce_thereof
<h221.P003.037>    warmed_in_a_Pomegranate_Shel_or_Rind,_and_dropped_into_the
<h221.P003.038>    Ears_helpeth_the_pains_of_them._The_Juyce_of_it_and
<h221.P003.039>    Fennel_with_a_little_Honey,_and_the_Gall_of_a_Cock_put
<h221.P003.040>    thereto,_helpeth_the_dimness_of_the_Eyesight._An_Oyntment
<h221.P003.041>    made_of_the_Juyce_therof_with_Oyl_of_Roses,_Ceruss,_and_a
<h221.P003.042>    little_Vinegar,_and_anointed_cureth_St._Anthonies_Fire,
<h221.P003.043>    and_all_foul_running_Sores_in_the_Head;_and_the_stinking
<h221.P003.044>    Ulcers_of_the_Nose_or_other_parts._The_Antidote_used_by
<h221.P003.045>    Methridates_every_morning_fasting_to_secure_himself_from
<h221.P003.046>    any_Poyson_or_Infection,_was_this._Take_twenty_Leavs_of
<h221.P003.047>    Rue,_a_little_Salt,_a_couple_of_Walnuts,_and_a_couple_of
<h221.P003.048>    Figs_beaten_together_into_a_Mass_with_twenty_Juniper
<h221.P003.049>    berries,_which_is_the_quantity_appointed_for_every_day.
<h221.P003.050>    {Note_293_here}
<h221.P003.051>    Another_Electuary_is_made_thus;_Take_of_Nitre,_Pepper,_and
<h221.P003.052>    Cummin_Seed,_of_each_equal_Parts,_of_the_Leavs_of_Rue
<h221.P003.053>    clean_picked,_as_much_in_weight_as_all_the_other_three
<h221.P003.054>    weighed,_beat_them_well_together,_and_put_to_as_much_Honey
<h221.P003.055>    as_will_make_it_up_into_an_Electuary;_(but_you_must_first
<h221.P003.056>    steep_your_Cummin_seed_in_Vinegar_twenty_four_hours,_and
<h221.P003.057>    then_dry_it,_or_rather_toast_it_in_a_hot_Fire-shovel,_or
<h221.P003.058>    in_an_Oven)_and_it_is_a_Remedy_for_the_pains_or_griefs_of
<h221.P003.059>    the_Chest_or_Stomach,_of_the_Spleen,_Belly_or_Sides,_by
<h221.P003.060>    Wind_or_Stitches;_of_the_Liver_by_Obstructions,_of_the
<h221.P003.061>    Reins_and_Bladder_by_the_stopping_of_Urine,_and_helpeth
<h221.P003.062>    also_to_extenuate_fat_corpulent_Bodies.
<h221.P003.063>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h221.P006.001>    What_an_Infamy_is_cast_upon_the_Ashes_of_Methridates
<h221.P006.002>    (or_Methradates,_as_the_Augustanes_read_his_name)_by
<h221.P006.003>    unworthy_people;_they_that_deserve_no_good_report
<h221.P006.004>    themselves,_love_to_give_none_to_others,_Viz._That_that
<h221.P006.005>    renowned_King_of_Pontus_fortified_his_Body_by_Poyson
<h221.P006.006>    against_Poyson_(He_cast_out_Devils_by_Beelzebub_the_Prince
<h221.P006.007>    of_Devils)_what_a_sot_is_he_that_knows_not_if_he_had
<h221.P006.008>    accustomed_his_Body_to_cold_Poysons_hot_Poysons_would_have
<h221.P006.009>    dispatch'd_him,_or_the_contrary_if_not,_corrosions_would
<h221.P006.010>    have_done_it,_the_whol_world_is_at_this_very_time
<h221.P006.011>    beholding_to_him_for_his_Studies_in_Physick,_and_he_that
<h221.P006.012>    useth_the_quantity_of_but_a_Hazel_Nut_of_that_Recept_every
<h221.P006.013>    morning,_to_which_his_name_is_adjoyned_shall_to_admiration
<h221.P006.014>    preserve_his_Body_in_health,_if_he_do_but_consider_that
<h221.P006.015>    Rue_is_an_Herb_of_the_Sun_and_under_Leo,_and_gather_it_and
<h221.P006.016>    the_rest_accordingly.
<h221.P006.017>    =
#
## <h222>
# chapter 222 RUPTURE_WORT
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h222.P002.001>    This_spreadeth_very_many_threddy_Branches_round_about
<h222.P002.002>    upon_the_ground,_about_a_span_long,_devided_into_many
<h222.P002.003>    other_smaller_parts,_full_of_small_Joynts_set_very_thick
<h222.P002.004>    together,_whereat_come_forth_two_very_small_Leavs_of_a
<h222.P002.005>    fresh_yellowish_green_colour_branches_and_all,_where
<h222.P002.006>    groweth_forth_also_a_number_of_exceeding_smal_yellowish
<h222.P002.007>    Flowers,_scarce_to_be_discerned_from_the_Stalks_and_Leavs,
<h222.P002.008>    which_turn_into_Seed_as_smal_as_the_very_dust:_The_Root_is
<h222.P002.009>    very_long_and_smal,_thrusting_down_deep_into_the_ground:
<h222.P002.010>    This_hath_neither_smel_nor_tast_at_first,_but_afterward
<h222.P002.011>    hath_a_little_astringent_tast,_without_any_manifest_heat,
<h222.P002.012>    yet_a_little_bitter_and_sharp_withal.
<h222.P002.013>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h222.P004.001>    It_groweth_in_dry,_sandy,_and_Rockie_places.
<h222.P004.002>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h222.P006.001>    It_is_fresh_and_green_all_the_Summer.
<h222.P006.002>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h222.P008.001>    Rupture_wort_hath_not_his_name_in_vain,_for_it_is_found
<h222.P008.002>    by_experince_to_cure_the_Rupture,_not_only_in_Children_but
<h222.P008.003>    also_in_Elder_Persons,_if_the_Disease_be_not_too
<h222.P008.004>    inveterate,_by_taking_a_dram_of_the_Pouder_of_the_dried
<h222.P008.005>    Herb_every_day_in_Wine_for_certain_daies_together;_Or_the
<h222.P008.006>    Decoction_made_in_Wine_and_drunk:_Or_the_Juyce_or
<h222.P008.007>    {Note_294_here}
<h222.P008.008>    distilled_water_of_the_green_Herb_taken_in_the_same
<h222.P008.009>    manner;_and_helpeth_all_other_Fluxes_either_in_men_or
<h222.P008.010>    Women;_Vomitings_also,_and_the_Gonorrhea_or_running_of_the
<h222.P008.011>    Reins,_being_taken_any_of_the_waies_aforesaid._It_doth
<h222.P008.012>    also_most_assuredly_help_those_that_have_the_Strangury,_or
<h222.P008.013>    have_their_Urine_stopped,_or_are_troubed_with_the_Stone_or
<h222.P008.014>    Gravel_in_their_Reins_or_Bladder._The_same_also_helpeth
<h222.P008.015>    much_all_Stitches_in_the_Side,_all_griping_pains_in_the
<h222.P008.016>    Stomach_or_Belly,_the_Obstructions_of_the_Liver,_and
<h222.P008.017>    cureth_the_yellow_Jaundice_likewise:_It_killeth_also_the
<h222.P008.018>    Worms_in_Children:_Being_outwardly_applied_it_conglutineth
<h222.P008.019>    Wounds_notably,_and_helpeth_much_to_stay_Defluxions_of
<h222.P008.020>    Rhewm_from_the_Head_to_the_Eyes,_Nose,_and_Teeth,_being
<h222.P008.021>    bruised_green_and_bound_thereto;_Or_the_Decoction_of_the
<h222.P008.022>    dried_Herb,_to_bath_the_Forehead_and_Temples,_or_the_Nape
<h222.P008.023>    of_Neck_behind:_It_also_drieth_up_the_moisture_of
<h222.P008.024>    Fistulous_Ulcers,_or_any_others_that_are_foul_and
<h222.P008.025>    spreading.
<h222.P008.026>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h222.P010.001>    They_say_Saturn_causeth_Ruptures,_if_he_do,_he_doth_no
<h222.P010.002>    more_than_he_can_cure,_if_you_want_wit_he_will_teach_you
<h222.P010.003>    though_to_your_cost,_this_Herb_is_Saturns_own,_and_is_a
<h222.P010.004>    notable_Antivenerian.
<h222.P010.005>    =
#
## <h223>
# chapter 223 RUSHES
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit P text
<h223.P001.001>    Although_there_are_many_kinds_of_Rushes,_yet_I_shall
<h223.P001.002>    only_here_insist_upon_those_which_are_best_known,_and_most
<h223.P001.003>    Medicinal,_as_the_Bulrushes,_and_other_of_the_soft_and
<h223.P001.004>    smooth_kinds;_which_grow_so_commonly_in_almost_every_place
<h223.P001.005>    of_this_Land,_and_are_so_generally_noted,_that_I_suppose
<h223.P001.006>    it_needless_to_trouble_you_with_any_Description_of_them:
<h223.P001.007>    Briefly_then_take_the_Vertues_of_them_as_followeth.
<h223.P001.008>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h223.P003.001>    The_Seeds_of_these_soft_Rushes,_saith_Dioscorides_and
<h223.P003.002>    Galen,_toasted_(saith_Pliny)_being_drunk_in_Wine_and
<h223.P003.003>    Water,_stayeth_the_Lask_and_Womens_Courses_when_they_come
<h223.P003.004>    down_too_abundantly:_but_it_causeth_Headach:_It_provoketh
<h223.P003.005>    sleep_likewise_but_must_be_given_with_caution,_lest_the
<h223.P003.006>    party_that_takes_it_wake_not_until_the_Resurrection:_Pliny
<h223.P003.007>    saith,_The_Root_boyled_in_water_to_the_consumption_of_one
<h223.P003.008>    third,_helpeth_the_Cough.
<h223.P003.009>    =
<h223.P003.010>    Thus_you_see_that_Conveniences_have_their
<h223.P003.011>    Inconveniences,_and_Vertue_is_seldom_unaccompanied_with
<h223.P003.012>    some_Vices._What_I_have_written_concerning_Rushes_is_to
<h223.P003.013>    satisfie_my_Country-mens_Question,_Are_our_Rushes_good_for
<h223.P003.014>    nothing?_Yes,_and_as_good_let_alone_as_taken;_There_are
<h223.P003.015>    Remedies_enough_without_them_for_every_Diseas,_and
<h223.P003.016>    therfore_as_the_Proverb_is,_I_care_not_a_Rush_for_them,_or
<h223.P003.017>    rather_they_will_do_you_as_much_good_as_if_one_had_given
<h223.P003.018>    you_a_Rush.
<h223.P003.019>    =
#
## <h224>
# chapter 224 RYE
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit P text
<h224.P001.001>    This_is_so_well_known_in_all_the_Countries_of_this
<h224.P001.002>    Land,_and_especially_to_the_Country_people_who_feed_much
<h224.P001.003>    thereon,_that_if_I_should_describe_it,_they_would
<h224.P001.004>    presently_say,_I_might_well_have_spared_that_Labor:_Its
<h224.P001.005>    Vertues_follow.
<h224.P001.006>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h224.P003.001>    Rye_is_more_digesting_that_Wheat;_The_Bread_and_the
<h224.P003.002>    Leaven_thereof_ripeneth_and_breaketh_Impostumes,_Boyls,
<h224.P003.003>    {Note_295_here}
<h224.P003.004>    and_other_Swellings:_The_Meal_of_Rye_put_between_a_double
<h224.P003.005>    cloth,_and_moistned_with_a_little_Vinegar,_and_heated_in_a
<h224.P003.006>    Pewter_dish,_set_over_a_Chafing-dish_of_coals,_and_bound
<h224.P003.007>    fast_to_the_Head_while_it_is_hot,_both_much_eas_the
<h224.P003.008>    continual_pains_of_the_Head._Mathiolus_saith,_That_the
<h224.P003.009>    ashes_of_Rye_straw_put_into_Water_and_suffered_therein_a
<h224.P003.010>    day_and_a_night,_and_the_Chops_of_the_Hands_or_Feet_washed
<h224.P003.011>    therewith,_doth_heal_them.
<h224.P003.012>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
#
## <h225>
# chapter 225 SAFFRON
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit P text
<h225.P001.001>    The_Herb_needs_no_Description_it_being_known_generally
<h225.P001.002>    where_it_grows.
<h225.P001.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h225.P003.001>    It_grows_frequently_at_Walden_in_Essex,_and_in_Cambridg
<h225.P003.002>    shire.
<h225.P003.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h225.P005.001>    It_is_an_Herb_of_the_Sun,_and_under_the_Lion,_and
<h225.P005.002>    therfore_you_need_not_demand_a_reason_why_it_strengthens
<h225.P005.003>    the_heart_so_exceedingly;_Let_not_abov_ten_grains_be_given
<h225.P005.004>    at_one_time,_for_if_the_Sun_which_is_the_Fountain_of_Life,
<h225.P005.005>    may_dazle_the_Eyes_and_make_them_blind,_a_Cordial_being
<h225.P005.006>    taken_in_an_immoderate_quantity_may_hurt_the_Heart_instead
<h225.P005.007>    of_helping_it._It_quicken_the_Brain,_for_the_Sun_is
<h225.P005.008>    exalted_in_*{astrological_symbol_for_Aries}_as_well_as_he_hath_his_House
<h225.P005.009>    in_*{astrological_symbol_for_Leo}_it_help_Consumption_of_the_Lungs,_help
<h225.P005.010>    difficulty_of_breathing:_it_is_an_excellent_thing_in
<h225.P005.011>    Epidemical_Diseases,_as_Pestilences,_smal_Pox,_and
<h225.P005.012>    Measles:_It_is_a_notable_expulsive_Medicine,_and_a_notable
<h225.P005.013>    Remedy_for_the_yellow_Jaundice._My_own_Opinion_is_(but_I
<h225.P005.014>    have_no_Author_for_it)_that_Hermodactils_is_nothing_else
<h225.P005.015>    but_the_Roots_of_Saffron_dried,_and_my_reason_is,_that_the
<h225.P005.016>    Roots_of_all_Crocus_both_white_and_yellow_purge_Flegm_as
<h225.P005.017>    Hermodactils_do,_and_if_you_please_to_dry_the_Roots_of_any
<h225.P005.018>    Crocus,_neither_your_eye_nor_your_tast_shal_distinguish_it
<h225.P005.019>    from_Hermodactils.
<h225.P005.020>    =
#
## <h226>
# chapter 226 SAGE
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit P text
<h226.P001.001>    Our_ordinary_Garden_Sage_needeth_no_Description.
<h226.P001.002>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h226.P003.001>    It_Flowreth_in_or_about_July.
<h226.P003.002>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h226.P005.001>    A_Decoction_of_the_Leavs_and_Branches_of_Sage_made_and
<h226.P005.002>    drunk,_saith_Dioscorides_provoketh_Urine,_bringeth_down
<h226.P005.003>    Womens_Courses,_helpeth_to_expel_the_dead_Child,_and
<h226.P005.004>    causeth_the_hairs_to_become_black;_It_staieth_the_bleeding
<h226.P005.005>    of_Wounds,_and_clenseth_foul_Ulcers_or_Sores;_The_said
<h226.P005.006>    Decoction_made_in_Wine_taketh_away_the_itching_ofthe_Cods
<h226.P005.007>    if_they_be_bathed_therwith._Agrippa_saith,_That_if_Women
<h226.P005.008>    that_cannot_conceive_by_reason_of_the_moist_slipperiness
<h226.P005.009>    of_their_Wombs_shall_take_a_quantity_of_the_Juyce_of_Sage
<h226.P005.010>    with_a_little_Salt_for_four_daies_before_they_company_with
<h226.P005.011>    their_Husbands,_it_will_help_them_not_only_to_Conceive,
<h226.P005.012>    but_also_to_retain_the_Birth_without_miscarrying._Orpheus
<h226.P005.013>    saith,_Three_spoonfuls_of_the_Juyce_of_Sage_taken_fasting
<h226.P005.014>    with_a_little_Honey,_doth_presently_stay_the_spitting_or
<h226.P005.015>    casting_up_of_Blood._For_them_that_are_in_a_consumption,
<h226.P005.016>    these_Pills_are_much_commended._Take_of_Spicknard_and
<h226.P005.017>    Ginger_of_each_two_drams;_of_the_Seed_of_Sage_toasted_at
<h226.P005.018>    the_fire,_eight_drams,_of_long_Pepper_twelve_drams,_all
<h226.P005.019>    these_being_brought_into_fine_Pouder,_put_thereto_so_much
<h226.P005.020>    Juyce_of_Sage_as_may_make_them_into_a_Mass_for_Pills,
<h226.P005.021>    taking_a_dram_of_them_every_morning_fasting,_and_so
<h226.P005.022>    {Note_296_here}
<h226.P005.023>    likewise_at_night,_drinking_a_little_pure_Water_after
<h226.P005.024>    them._Mathiolus_saith,_it_is_very_profitable_for_all
<h226.P005.025>    manner_of_pains_of_the_Head_coming_of_cold_and_Rhewmatick
<h226.P005.026>    Humors,_as_also_for_all_pains_of_the_Joynts,_whether_used
<h226.P005.027>    inwardly_or_outwardly,_and_therfore_helpeth_the
<h226.P005.028>    Falling-sickness,_the_Lethargy,_such_as_are_dull_and_heavy
<h226.P005.029>    of_spirit,_the_Palsey,_and_is_of_much_use_in_all
<h226.P005.030>    Defluxions_of_Rhewm_from_the_Head,_and_for_the_Diseases_of
<h226.P005.031>    the_Chest_or_Breast._The_Leavs_of_Sage_and_Nettles
<h226.P005.032>    bruised_together,_and_laid_upon_the_Impostume_that_riseth
<h226.P005.033>    behind_the_Ears,_doth_asswage_it_much:_The_Juyce_of_Sage
<h226.P005.034>    taken_in_warm_water,_helpeth_a_Hoarsness_and_the_Cough.
<h226.P005.035>    {Note_297_here}
<h226.P005.036>    The_Leavs_sodden_in_Wine_and_laid_upon_the_place_affected
<h226.P005.037>    with_the_Palsey_helpeth_much,_if_the_Decoction_be_drunk
<h226.P005.038>    also._Sage_taken_with_Wormwood_is_used_for_the_bloody
<h226.P005.039>    Flux._Pliny_saith,_it_procureth_Womens_Courses,_and
<h226.P005.040>    stayeth_them_coming_down_too_fast,_helpeth_the_stinging
<h226.P005.041>    and_biting_of_Serpents,_and_killeth_the_Worms_that_breed
<h226.P005.042>    in_the_Ears_and_in_Sores._Sage_is_of_excellent_use_to
<h226.P005.043>    help_the_Memory,_warming_and_quickning_the_senses;_and_the
<h226.P005.044>    Conserve_made_of_the_Flowers_is_used_to_the_same_purpose,
<h226.P005.045>    and_also_for_all_the_former_recited_Diseases._The_Juyce
<h226.P005.046>    of_Sage_drunk_with_Vinegar_hath_been_of_good_use_in_the
<h226.P005.047>    time_of_Plague_at_all_times._Gargles_likewise_are_made
<h226.P005.048>    with_Sage,_Rosemary,_Honeysuckles,_and_Plantane_boyled_in
<h226.P005.049>    Wine_or_Water,_with_some_Honey_and_Allum_put_thereto,_to
<h226.P005.050>    wash_sore_Mouthes_and_Throats,_Cankers,_or_the_secret
<h226.P005.051>    parts_of_man_or_woman_as_need_requireth._And_with_other
<h226.P005.052>    hot_and_comfortable_Herbs._Sage_is_boyled_to_bath_the
<h226.P005.053>    Body_or_Legs_in_the_Summer_time,_especially_to_warm_cold
<h226.P005.054>    Joynts_or_Sinews_troubled_with_the_Palsey_or_Cramp,_and_to
<h226.P005.055>    comfort_and_strengthen_the_parts._It_is_much_commended
<h226.P005.056>    against_the_Stitch_or_pains_in_the_side_coming_of_Wind,_if
<h226.P005.057>    the_place_be_fomented_warm_with_the_Decoction_thereof_in
<h226.P005.058>    Wine,_and_the_Herb_after_the_boyling_be_laid_warm_also
<h226.P005.059>    thereunto.
<h226.P005.060>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h226.P008.001>    Jupiter_claims_this,_and_bid_me_tell_you_it_is_good_for
<h226.P008.002>    the_liver,_and_to_breed_good_Blood.
<h226.P008.003>    =
#
## <h227>
# chapter 227 WOOD-SAGE
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h227.P002.001>    Wood-Sage_riseth_up_with_square_hoary_Stalks_two_foot
<h227.P002.002>    high_at_the_least,_with_two_Leavs_set_at_every_Joynt,
<h227.P002.003>    somwhat_like_other_Sage_Leavs,_but_smaller,_softer,
<h227.P002.004>    whiter,_and_rounder,_and_a_little_dented_about_the_edges
<h227.P002.005>    and_smelling_somwhat_strongly:_At_the_tops_of_the_Stalks
<h227.P002.006>    and_Branches_stand_the_Flowers_on_a_slender_long_Spike
<h227.P002.007>    turning_themselves_all_one_way_when_they_blow,_and_are_of
<h227.P002.008>    a_pale_and_whitish_colour,_smaller_than_Sage,_but_hooded
<h227.P002.009>    and_gaping_like_unto_them:_The_Seed_is_blackish_and_round,
<h227.P002.010>    four_usually_set_in_a_husk_together:_The_Root_is_long_and
<h227.P002.011>    stringy,_with_diverse_Fibres_thereat,_and_abideth_many
<h227.P002.012>    yeers.
<h227.P002.013>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h227.P004.001>    It_groweth_in_Woods,_and_by_Wood-sides,_as_also_in
<h227.P004.002>    diverse_Fields_and_by_Lanes_in_this_Land.
<h227.P004.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h227.P006.001>    It_Flowreth_in_June,_July,_and_August.
<h227.P006.002>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h227.P008.001>    The_Decoction_of_Wood-Sage_provoketh_Urine_and_Womens
<h227.P008.002>    Courses:_it_also_provoketh_Sweat,_digesteth_Humors,_and
<h227.P008.003>    discusseth_Swellings,_and_Nodes_in_the_Flesh,_and_is
<h227.P008.004>    therefore_thought_to_be_good_against_the_French_Pox._The
<h227.P008.005>    {Note_298_here}
<h227.P008.006>    Decoction_of_the_green_Herb_made_with_Wine_is_a_safe_and
<h227.P008.007>    sure_Remedy_for_those_who_by_falls,_bruises,_or_Blows,
<h227.P008.008>    doubt_some_Vein_to_be_inwardly_broken,_to_disperse_and
<h227.P008.009>    avoid_the_congealed_blood,_and_to_consolidate_the_Vein;_It
<h227.P008.010>    is_also_good_for_such_as_are_inwardly_or_outwardly
<h227.P008.011>    bursten,_the_drink_used_inwardly,_and_the_Herb_applied
<h227.P008.012>    outwardly:_The_same_used_in_the_same_manner_is_found_to_be
<h227.P008.013>    {Note_299_here}
<h227.P008.014>    a_sure_Remedy_for_the_Palsey:_The_Juyce_of_the_Herb_or
<h227.P008.015>    the_Pouder_thereof_dried,_is_good_for_moist_Ulcers_and
<h227.P008.016>    Sores_in_the_Legs_or_other_parts,_to_dry_them,_and_caus
<h227.P008.017>    them_to_heal_the_more_speedily:_It_is_no_less_effectual
<h227.P008.018>    also_in_green_Wounds_to_be_used_upon_any_occasion.
<h227.P008.019>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
#
## <h228>
# chapter 228 SOLOMONS_SEAL
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h228.P002.001>    The_common_Solomons_Seal_riseth_up_with_a_round_Stalk
<h228.P002.002>    about_half_a_yard_high,_bowing_or_bending_down_to_the_top,
<h228.P002.003>    set_with_single_Leavs_one_above_another,_somwhat_large_and
<h228.P002.004>    like_the_Leavs_of_the_Lilly-Convalley,_or_May_Lilly,_with
<h228.P002.005>    an_eye_of_blewish_upon_the_green,_with_some_ribs_therein,
<h228.P002.006>    and_more_yellowish_underneath._At_the_foot_of_every_Leaf
<h228.P002.007>    almost_from_the_bottom_up_to_the_top_of_the_Stalk_come
<h228.P002.008>    forth_small_long_white_and_hollow_pendulous_Flowers,
<h228.P002.009>    somwhat_like_the_Flowers_of_May-Lilly,_but_ending_in_five
<h228.P002.010>    long_points,_for_the_most_part_two_together,_at_the_end_of
<h228.P002.011>    a_long_Footstalk,_and_somtimes_but_one,_and_sometimes_also
<h228.P002.012>    two_Stalks_with_Flowers_at_the_Foot_of_a_Leaf,_which_are
<h228.P002.013>    without_any_scent_at_all,_and_stand_all_on_one_side_of_the
<h228.P002.014>    Stalk:_After_they_are_past,_come_in_their_places,_smal
<h228.P002.015>    round_Berries,_green_at_the_first,_and_blackish_green,
<h228.P002.016>    tending_to_blewness_when_they_are_ripe,_wherein_lie_smal
<h228.P002.017>    white_hard_and_stony_Seed:_The_Root_is_of_the_thickness_of
<h228.P002.018>    ones_finger_or_Thumb,_white_and_knobbed_in_some_places,
<h228.P002.019>    with_a_flat_round_circle_representing_a_Seal,_whereof_it
<h228.P002.020>    took_the_name,_lying_along_under_the_upper_crust_of_the
<h228.P002.021>    Earth,_and_not_growing_downward_but_with_many_fibres
<h228.P002.022>    underneath.
<h228.P002.023>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h228.P004.001>    It_is_frequent_in_diverse_places_of_this_Land,_as
<h228.P004.002>    namely_in_a_Wood_two_miles_from_Canterbury,_by
<h228.P004.003>    Fishpool-Hill:_as_also_in_a_bushy_Close_belonging_to_the
<h228.P004.004>    Parsonage_of_Alderbury_neer_Clarindon,_two_miles_from
<h228.P004.005>    Salisbury;_in_Chesson_Wood,_on_Chesson_Hill,_between
<h228.P004.006>    Newington_and_Sittinborn_in_Kent,_and_in_diverse_other
<h228.P004.007>    places,_in_Essex_and_other_Counties.
<h228.P004.008>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h228.P006.001>    It_Flowreth_about_May,_The_Root_abideth,_and_shooteth
<h228.P006.002>    anew_every_yeer.
<h228.P006.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h228.P008.001>    The_Root_of_Solomons_Seal_is_found_by_experience_to_be
<h228.P008.002>    available_in_Wounds,_Hurts,_and_outward_Sores,_to_heal_and
<h228.P008.003>    close_up_the_lips_of_those_that_are_green,_and_to_dry_up
<h228.P008.004>    and_restrain_the_Flux_of_Humors_to_those_that_are_old:_It
<h228.P008.005>    is_singular_good_to_stay_Vomitings,_and_Bleedings
<h228.P008.006>    wheresoever,_as_also_al_Fluxes_in_man_or_woman,_whether
<h228.P008.007>    the_Whites_or_Reds_in_Women,_or_the_running_of_the_Reins
<h228.P008.008>    in_men;_also_to_knit_any_Joynt_which_by_weakness_useth_to
<h228.P008.009>    {Note_300_here}
<h228.P008.010>    be_often_out_of_place,_or_will_not_stay_in_long,_when_it
<h228.P008.011>    is_set:_also_to_knit_and_joyn_broken_Bones_in_any_part_of
<h228.P008.012>    the_Body,_the_Roots_being_bruised_and_applied_to_the
<h228.P008.013>    place._Yea_it_hath_been_found_by_late_experience_that_the
<h228.P008.014>    Decoction_of_the_Root_in_Wine,_or_the_bruised_Root_put_in
<h228.P008.015>    Wine_or_other_drink,_and_after_a_nights_infusion_strained
<h228.P008.016>    forth_hard_and_drunk,_hath_holpen_both_man_and_Beast_whose
<h228.P008.017>    Bones_have_been_broken_by_any_occasion,_which_is_the_most
<h228.P008.018>    assured_refuge_of_help_to_people_of_diverse_Countries_of
<h228.P008.019>    this_Land,_that_they_can_have:_It_is_no_less_effectual_to
<h228.P008.020>    help_Rupture_and_Burstings,_the_Decoction_in_Wine,_or_the
<h228.P008.021>    Pouder_in_Broth_or_Drink_being_inwardly_taken_and
<h228.P008.022>    outwardly_applyed_to_the_Place:_The_same_is_also_available
<h228.P008.023>    for_inward_or_outward_Bruises,_Falls_or_Blows,_both_to
<h228.P008.024>    dispel_the_congealed_blood,_and_to_take_away_both_the
<h228.P008.025>    pains_and_the_black_and_blew_Marks_that_abide_after_the
<h228.P008.026>    hurt._The_same_also_or_the_distilled_water_of_the_whol
<h228.P008.027>    Plant_used_to_the_Face_or_other_part_of_the_Skin,_clenseth
<h228.P008.028>    it_from_Morphew,_Freckles,_Spots;_or_Marks_whatsoever,
<h228.P008.029>    leaving_the_place_fresh,_fair,_and_Lovely,_for_which
<h228.P008.030>    purpose_it_is_much_used_by_the_Italian_Dames.
<h228.P008.031>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h228.P010.001>    Saturn_owns_this_Plant_for_he_loves_his_Bones_well.
<h228.P010.002>    =
#
## <h229>
# chapter 229 SAMPIRE
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h229.P002.001>    The_Rock_Sampire_groweth_up_with_a_tender_green_Stalk,
<h229.P002.002>    about_half_a_yard_or_two_foot_high_at_the_most,_branching
<h229.P002.003>    forth_almost_from_the_very_bottom,_and_stored_with_sundry
<h229.P002.004>    thick,_and_almost_round_somwhat_long_Leavs,_of_a_deep
<h229.P002.005>    green_colour,_somtimes_three_together,_and_somtimes_more
<h229.P002.006>    on_a_Stalk,_and_are_sappy,_and_of_a_pleasant,_hot,_or
<h229.P002.007>    spicy_tast:_At_the_tops_of_the_Stalk_and_Branches,_stand
<h229.P002.008>    Umbels_of_white_Flowers,_and_after_them_come_large_Seed
<h229.P002.009>    bigger_than_Fennel_Seed,_yet_somwhat_alike._The_Root_is
<h229.P002.010>    great,_white,_and_long,_continuing_many_yeers,_and_is_of_a
<h229.P002.011>    hot_spicy_tast_likewise.
<h229.P002.012>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h229.P004.001>    It_groweth_on_the_Rocks_that_are_often_moistened_at_the
<h229.P004.002>    least,_if_not_overflown_with_the_Sea_water.
<h229.P004.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h229.P006.001>    And_it_Flowreth_and_Seedeth_in_the_end_of_July_and
<h229.P006.002>    August.
<h229.P006.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h229.P008.001>    It_is_a_safe_Herb,_very_pleasant_both_to_the_tast_and
<h229.P008.002>    Stomach,_helping_digestion,_and_in_some_sort_opening_the
<h229.P008.003>    {Note_301_here}
<h229.P008.004>    Obstructions_of_the_Liver_and_Spleen,_provoking_Urine,_and
<h229.P008.005>    helping_thereby_to_wash_away_the_Gravel_and_Stone
<h229.P008.006>    ingendred_in_the_Kidneys_or_Bladder.
<h229.P008.007>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
#
## <h230>
# chapter 230 SANICLE
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h230.P002.001>    The_ordinary_Sanicle_sendeth_forth_many_great_round
<h230.P002.002>    Leavs_standing_upon_long_brownish_stalkes,_every_one
<h230.P002.003>    somewhat_deeply_cut_or_divided_into_five_or_six_parts,_and
<h230.P002.004>    some_of_those_also_cut_in,_somwhat_like_the_Leaf_of_a
<h230.P002.005>    Crowfoot,_or_Doves-foot,_and_finely_dented_about_the
<h230.P002.006>    edges,_smooth,_and_of_a_dark_green_shining_colour,_and
<h230.P002.007>    somtimes_reddish_about_the_brims,_from_among_which_riseth
<h230.P002.008>    up_smal_round_green_Stalks_without_any_Joynt_or_Leaf
<h230.P002.009>    thereon,_saving_at_the_top,_where_it_brancheth_forth_into
<h230.P002.010>    Flowers,_having_a_Leaf_devided_into_three_or_four_parts_at
<h230.P002.011>    that_Joynt_with_the_Flowers,_which_are_smal_and_whit,
<h230.P002.012>    starting_out_of_smal_round_greenish_yellow_heads,_many
<h230.P002.013>    standing_together_in_a_tuft;_in_which_afterward_are_the
<h230.P002.014>    Seeds_contained,_which_are_smal_round_rough_Burs,_somwhat
<h230.P002.015>    like_the_Seeds_of_Cleavers,_and_stick_in_the_same_manner
<h230.P002.016>    upon_any_thing_that_they_touch:_The_Root_is_composed_of
<h230.P002.017>    may_black_strings_or_fibres_set_together,_at_a_little_long
<h230.P002.018>    head,_which_abideth_with_the_green_Leavs_all_the_Winter
<h230.P002.019>    and_perish_not.
<h230.P002.020>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h230.P004.001>    It_is_found_in_many_shadowy_Woods,_and_other_places_of
<h230.P004.002>    this_Land.
<h230.P004.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h230.P006.001>    It_Flowreth_in_June,_and_the_Seed_is_ripe_shortly
<h230.P006.002>    after.
<h230.P006.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h230.P008.001>    It_is_exceeding_good_to_heal_all_green_Wounds_speedily,
<h230.P008.002>    or_any_Ulcers,_Impostumes,_or_bleedings_inwardly:_It_doth
<h230.P008.003>    wonderfully_help_those_that_have_any_Tumors_in_any_part_of
<h230.P008.004>    their_Bodies,_for_it_represseth_and_dissipateth_the
<h230.P008.005>    Humors,_if_the_Decoction_or_Juyce_thereof_be_taken,_or_the
<h230.P008.006>    Pouder_in_drink,_and_the_Juyce_used_outwardly;_For_there
<h230.P008.007>    is_not_found_any_Herb_that_can_give_such_present_help
<h230.P008.008>    either_to_Man_or_Beast_when_the_Disease_falleth_upon_the
<h230.P008.009>    {Note_302_here}
<h230.P008.010>    Lungs_or_Throat,_and_to_heal_up_all_the_putrid_Malignant
<h230.P008.011>    Ulcers_in_the_Mouth,_Throat,_and_Privities,_by_gargling_or
<h230.P008.012>    washing_with_the_Decoction_of_the_Leavs_and_Root,_made_in
<h230.P008.013>    Water,_and_a_little_Honey_put_thereto._It_helpeth_to_stay
<h230.P008.014>    Womens_Courses,_and_all_other_Fluxes_of_Blood_either_by
<h230.P008.015>    the_Mouth,_Urine_or_Stool,_and_Lasks_of_the_Belly,_the
<h230.P008.016>    Ulceration_of_the_Kidneys_also,_and_the_pains_in_the
<h230.P008.017>    Bowels,_and_the_Gonorrhea_or_running_of_the_Reins,_being
<h230.P008.018>    boyled_in_Wine_or_Water,_and_drunk._The_same_also_is_no
<h230.P008.019>    less_powerful_to_help_any_Ruptures_or_Burstings,_used_both
<h230.P008.020>    inwardly_and_outwardly,_and_briefly_it_is_effectual_in
<h230.P008.021>    binding,_restraining,_consolidating,_heating,_drying,_and
<h230.P008.022>    healing;_as_Comfry,_Bugle,_Self-heal,_or_any_other_of_the
<h230.P008.023>    Confounds,_or_Vulnerary_Herbs_whatsoever.
<h230.P008.024>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h230.P010.001>    This_is_one_of_Venus_her_Herbs_to_cure_either_Wounds,
<h230.P010.002>    or_what_other_mischiefs_Mars_inflicteth_upon_the_Body_of
<h230.P010.003>    Man.
<h230.P010.004>    =
#
## <h231>
# chapter 231 SARAFENS_CONFOUND
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h231.P002.001>    This_groweth_very_high_somtimes_with_brownish_Stalks,
<h231.P002.002>    and_other_whiles_with_green_and_hollow_to_a_mans_height,
<h231.P002.003>    having_many_long_and_narrow_green_Leavs_snip'd_about_the
<h231.P002.004>    edges,_somwhat_like_those_of_the_Peach-Tree,_or_Willow
<h231.P002.005>    Leavs,_but_not_of_such_a_white_green_colour:_The_tops_of
<h231.P002.006>    the_Stalks_are_furnished_with_many_pale_yellow_Starlike
<h231.P002.007>    Flowers_standing_in_green_heads,_which_when_they_are
<h231.P002.008>    fallen,_and_the_Seed_ripe,_which_is_somwhat_long,_smal,
<h231.P002.009>    and_of_a_yellowish_brown_colour_wrapped_in_down,_is
<h231.P002.010>    therewith_carried_away_with_the_wind:_The_Root_is_composed
<h231.P002.011>    of_many_strings_or_fibres,_set_together_at_a_head,_which
<h231.P002.012>    perish_not_in_Winter,_but_abide,_although_the_Stalks_dry
<h231.P002.013>    away,_and_no_Leaf_appeareth_in_Winter._The_tast_hereof_is
<h231.P002.014>    strong_and_unpleasant,_and_so_is_the_smel_also.
<h231.P002.015>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h231.P004.001>    It_groweth_in_moist_and_wet_grounds_by_Wood_sides,_and
<h231.P004.002>    somtimes_in_the_moist_places_of_shady_Groves,_as_also_by
<h231.P004.003>    the_water_side.
<h231.P004.004>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h231.P006.001>    It_Flowreth_in_July,_and_the_Seed_is_soon_ripe,_and
<h231.P006.002>    carryed_away_with_the_wind.
<h231.P006.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h231.P008.001>    Among_the_Germans,_this_Wound_Herb_is_preferred_before
<h231.P008.002>    all_others_of_the_same_quality._Being_boiled_in_Wine_and
<h231.P008.003>    drunk,_it_helpeth_the_indisposition_of_the_Liver,_and
<h231.P008.004>    freeth_the_Gall_from_Obstructions,_whereby_it_is_good_for
<h231.P008.005>    the_yellow_Jaundice,_and_for_the_Dropsie_in_the_beginning
<h231.P008.006>    of_it,_for_all_inward_ulcers_of_the_Reins,_or_elswhere,
<h231.P008.007>    {Note_303_here}
<h231.P008.008>    and_inward_Wounds_and_Bruises:_And_being_steeped_in_Wine
<h231.P008.009>    and_then_distilled,_the_Water_thereof_drunk_is_singular
<h231.P008.010>    good_to_ease_all_gnawings_in_the_Stomach,_or_other_pains
<h231.P008.011>    of_the_Body,_as_also_the_pains_of_the_Mother:_And_being
<h231.P008.012>    boyled_in_Water_it_helpeth_continual_Agues;_And_this_said
<h231.P008.013>    Water,_or_the_Juyce_or_Decoction,_are_very_effectual_to
<h231.P008.014>    heal_any_green_Wound_or_old_sore_or_Ulcer_whatsoever,
<h231.P008.015>    clensing_them_from_corruption_and_quickly_healing_them_up:
<h231.P008.016>    It_is_no_less_effectual_for_the_Ulcers_in_the_mouth_or
<h231.P008.017>    Throat,_be_they_never_so_foul_or_stinking,_by_washing_and
<h231.P008.018>    gargling_them_therewith;_and_likewise_for_such_Sores_as
<h231.P008.019>    happen_in_the_privy_parts_of_man_or_Woman:_Briefly
<h231.P008.020>    whatsoever_hath_been_said_of_Bugle_or_Sanicle,_may_be
<h231.P008.021>    found_herein.
<h231.P008.022>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h231.P010.001>    Saturn_owns_this_Herb,_and_'tis_of_sober_condition_like
<h231.P010.002>    him.
<h231.P010.003>    =
#
## <h232>
# chapter 232 SAWCEALONE
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h232.P002.001>    The_lower_Leavs_of_this_are_rounder_than_those_that
<h232.P002.002>    grow_towards_the_tops_of_the_Stalks,_and_are_set_singly
<h232.P002.003>    one_at_a_Joynt,_being_somwhat_round_and_broad,_and_pointed
<h232.P002.004>    at_the_ends,_dented_also_about_the_edges,_somwhat
<h232.P002.005>    resembling_Nettle_Leavs_for_the_form_but_of_a_fresher
<h232.P002.006>    green_colour,_and_not_rough_or_pricking:_The_Flowers_are
<h232.P002.007>    very_smal_and_white,_growing_at_the_tops_of_the_Stalks_one
<h232.P002.008>    above_another,_which_being_past,_there_follow_smal_and
<h232.P002.009>    long_round_pods,_wherein_are_cantained,_smal_round_Seed
<h232.P002.010>    somwhat_blackish:_The_Root_is_stringy_and_threddy,
<h232.P002.011>    perishing_every_yeer_after_it_hath_given_Seed,_and_raiseth
<h232.P002.012>    it_self_again_of_its_own_sowing:_The_Plant_or_any_part
<h232.P002.013>    thereof_being_bruised,_smelleth_of_Garlick,_but_more
<h232.P002.014>    pleasantly,_and_tasteth_somwhat_hot_and_sharp,_almost_like
<h232.P002.015>    unto_Rocket.
<h232.P002.016>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h232.P004.001>    It_groweth_under_Walls,_and_by_Hedg_sides,_and
<h232.P004.002>    Pathwaies_in_Fields,_in_many_places.
<h232.P004.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h232.P006.001>    It_Flowreth_in_June,_July,_and_August.
<h232.P006.002>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h232.P008.001>    This_is_eaten_by_many_Country_people_as_Sawce_to_their
<h232.P008.002>    Salt-fish,_and_helpeth_well_to_digest_the_crudities_and
<h232.P008.003>    other_corrupt_Humors_ingendred_thereby,_it_warmeth_also
<h232.P008.004>    the_Stomach,_and_causeth_digestion:_The_Juyce_thereof
<h232.P008.005>    boyled_with_Honey,_is_accounted_to_be_as_good_as
<h232.P008.006>    {Note_304_here}
<h232.P008.007>    Hedg-Muster_for_the_Cough,_to_cut_and_expectorate_the
<h232.P008.008>    tough_Flegm._The_Seed_bruised_and_boyled_in_Wine_is_a
<h232.P008.009>    singular_good_Remedy_for_the_Wind_Chollick,_or_the_Stone,
<h232.P008.010>    being_drunk_warm;_It_is_also_given_to_Women_troubled_with
<h232.P008.011>    the_Mother,_both_to_drink,_and_the_Seed_put_into_a_Cloth
<h232.P008.012>    and_applied_while_it_is_warm_is_of_singular_good_use._The
<h232.P008.013>    Leavs_also_or_Seed_boyled_is_good_to_be_used_in_Clysters
<h232.P008.014>    to_ease_the_pains_of_the_Stone:_The_green_Leavs_are_held
<h232.P008.015>    to_be_good_to_heal_the_Ulcers_in_the_Legs.
<h232.P008.016>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
#
## <h233>
# chapter 233 WINTER_AND_SUMMER_SAVORY
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit P text
<h233.P001.001>    Both_these_are_so_well_known_(being_entertained_as
<h233.P001.002>    constant_Inhabitants_in_our_Gardens)_that_they_need_no
<h233.P001.003>    Description.
<h233.P001.004>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h233.P003.001>    They_are_both_of_them_hot_and_dry,_especially_the
<h233.P003.002>    Summer_kind,_which_is_both_sharp_and_quick_in_tast,
<h233.P003.003>    expelling_Wind_in_the_Stomach_and_Bowels,_and_is_a_present
<h233.P003.004>    help_for_the_rising_of_the_Mother_procured_by_Wind,
<h233.P003.005>    provoketh_Urine_and_Womens_Courses,_and_is_much_commended
<h233.P003.006>    for_Women_with_Child_to_take_inwardly,_and_to_smell_often
<h233.P003.007>    unto._It_cutteth_tough_Flegm_in_the_Chest_and_Lungs,_and
<h233.P003.008>    helpeth_to_expectorate_it_the_more_easily;_It_quencheth
<h233.P003.009>    {Note_305_here}
<h233.P003.010>    the_dull_spirits_in_the_Lethargy,_the_Juyce_thereof_being
<h233.P003.011>    snuffed,_or_cast_up_into_the_nostrils:_The_Juyce_dropped
<h233.P003.012>    into_the_Eyes_cleareth_a_dull_sight,_if_it_proceed_of_thin_cold_humors_distilling_from_the_Brain:_The_Juyce_heated
<h233.P003.013>    with_a_little_Oyl_of_Roses,_and_dropped_into_the_Ears
<h233.P003.014>    easeth_them_of_the_noise_and_singing_in_them,_and_of
<h233.P003.015>    deafness_also:_Outwardly_applied_with_white_flower_in
<h233.P003.016>    manner_of_a_Pultis,_it_giveth_ease_to_the_Sciatica,_and
<h233.P003.017>    Palsey'd_Members,_heating_and_warming_them,_and_taketh
<h233.P003.018>    away_their_pains:_It_also_taketh_away_the_pain_that_comes
<h233.P003.019>    of_stinging_by_Bees,_Wasps,_&c.
<h233.P003.020>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h233.P005.001>    Mercury_claims_the_Dominion_over_this_Herb,_neither_is
<h233.P005.002>    there_a_better_Remedy_against_the_Chollick_and_Illiack
<h233.P005.003>    passions_than_this_Herb,_keep_it_dry_by_you_all_the_yeer
<h233.P005.004>    if_you_love_your_selves,_and_your_ease,_as_'tis_an_hundred
<h233.P005.005>    pound_to_a_penny_if_you_do_not:_keep_it_dry,_make
<h233.P005.006>    Conserves_and_Syrups_of_it_for_your_use;_and_withal,_take
<h233.P005.007>    notice_that_the_Summer_kind_is_the_best.
<h233.P005.008>    =
#
## <h234>
# chapter 234 COMMON_WHITE_SAXIFRAGE
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h234.P002.001>    This_hath_a_few_smal_reddish_Kernels_or_Roots,_covered
<h234.P002.002>    with_some_Skins_lying_among_diverse_smal_blackish_Fibres,
<h234.P002.003>    which_send_forth_diverse_round,_faint,_or_yellowish_green
<h234.P002.004>    Leavs,_and_grayish_underneath,_lying_above_the_ground
<h234.P002.005>    unevenly_dented_about_the_edges,_&_somwhat_hairy,_every
<h234.P002.006>    one_upon_a_little_footstalk_from_whence_riseth_up_a_round
<h234.P002.007>    brownish_hairy_green_stalk,_two_or_three_foot_high,_with_a
<h234.P002.008>    few_such_like_round_Leaves_as_grow_below,_but_smaller,_and
<h234.P002.009>    somwhat_branched_at_the_top,_whereon_stand_pretty_large
<h234.P002.010>    white_Flowers_of_five_Leaves_apiece,_with_some_yellow
<h234.P002.011>    threds_in_the_middle,_standing_in_long_crested_brownish
<h234.P002.012>    green_Husks:_After_the_Flowers_are_past_there_ariseth
<h234.P002.013>    somtimes_a_round_hard_head_by,_forked_at_the_top,_wherein
<h234.P002.014>    is_contained_small_blackish_Seed,_but_usually_they_fall
<h234.P002.015>    away_without_any_Seed;_and_it_is_the_Kernels_or_grains_of
<h234.P002.016>    the_Root_which_are_usually_called_the_white_Saxifrage
<h234.P002.017>    Seed,_and_so_used.
<h234.P002.018>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h234.P004.001>    It_groweth_in_many_places_of_our_Land,_as_well_in_the
<h234.P004.002>    lower_moist,_as_in_the_upper_dry_corners_of_Meadows,_and
<h234.P004.003>    grassy_sandy_places;_It_used_to_grow_neer_Lambs_Conduit,
<h234.P004.004>    on_the_back_side_of_Grayes-Inn.
<h234.P004.005>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h234.P006.001>    It_Flowreth_in_May,_and_is_then_gathered_as_well_for
<h234.P006.002>    that_which_is_called_the_Seed,_as_to_distil,_for_it
<h234.P006.003>    quickly_perisheth_down_to_the_ground_when_any_hot_weather
<h234.P006.004>    comes.
<h234.P006.005>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h234.P008.001>    It_is_very_effectual_to_clense_the_Reins_and_Bladder,
<h234.P008.002>    and_to_dissolve_the_Stone_ingendred_in_them,_and_to_expel
<h234.P008.003>    it_and_the_Gravel_by_Urine,_to_provoke_Urine_also_being
<h234.P008.004>    stopped,_and_to_help_the_Strangury:_for_which_purposes_the
<h234.P008.005>    Decoction_of_the_Herb_or_Roots_in_white_Wine,_or_the
<h234.P008.006>    Pouder_of_the_smal_Kernelly_Roots_which_is_called_the_Seed
<h234.P008.007>    taken_in_white_Wine,_or_in_the_same_Decoction_made_with
<h234.P008.008>    {Note_306_here}
<h234.P008.009>    white_Wine_is_most_usual._The_Distilled_water_of_the_whol
<h234.P008.010>    Herb,_Roots,_and_Flowers,_is_most_familiar_to_be_taken:_It
<h234.P008.011>    provoketh_also_Womens_Courses,_and_freeth_and_clenseth_the
<h234.P008.012>    Stomach_and_Lungs_from_thick_and_tough_Flegm_that_troubles
<h234.P008.013>    them._There_is_not_many_better_Medicines_to_break_the
<h234.P008.014>    Stone_than_this.
<h234.P008.015>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
#
## <h235>
# chapter 235 BURNET_SAXIFRAGE
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h235.P002.001>    The_greater_sort_of_our_English_Burnet_Saxifrage
<h235.P002.002>    groweth_up_with_diverse_long_Stalks_of_winged_Leavs,_set
<h235.P002.003>    directly_opposite_one_to_another_on_both_sides,_each_being
<h235.P002.004>    somwhat_broad,_a_little_pointed_and_dented_about_the
<h235.P002.005>    edges,_of_a_sad_green_colour._At_the_tops_of_the_Stalks
<h235.P002.006>    stand_Umbels_of_white_Flowers,_after_which_comes_small_and
<h235.P002.007>    blackish_Seed:_The_Root_is_long_and_whitish,_abiding_long.
<h235.P002.008>    Our_lesser_Burnet_Saxifrage,_hath_much_finer_Leaves_than
<h235.P002.009>    the_former,_and_very_smal,_and_set_one_against_another,
<h235.P002.010>    deeply_jagged_about_the_edges,_and_of_the_same_colour_as
<h235.P002.011>    the_former:_The_Umbels_of_Flowers_are_white,_and_the_Seed
<h235.P002.012>    very_small,_and_so_is_the_Root,_being_also_somwhat_hot_and
<h235.P002.013>    quick_in_tast.
<h235.P002.014>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h235.P004.001>    These_grow_in_most_Meadows_of_this_Land,_and_are_easie
<h235.P004.002>    to_be_found,_being_well_sought_for_among_the_Grass,
<h235.P004.003>    wherein_many_times_they_lie_hid_scarcely_to_be_discern'd.
<h235.P004.004>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h235.P006.001>    The_Flower_about_July,_and_their_Seed_is_ripe_in
<h235.P006.002>    August.
<h235.P006.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h235.P008.001>    These_Saxifrages_are_as_hot_as_Pepper,_and_Tragus_saith
<h235.P008.002>    by_his_experience_they_are_more_wholsom:_They_have_the
<h235.P008.003>    same_properties_that_the_Parsleys_have,_but_in_provoking
<h235.P008.004>    Urine,_and_easing_the_pains_thereof,_or_of_the_Wind_and
<h235.P008.005>    Chollick,_are_much_more_effectual;_The_Roots_or_Seed_being
<h235.P008.006>    used_either_in_Pouder,_or_in_Decoction,_or_any_other_way;
<h235.P008.007>    {Note_307_here}
<h235.P008.008>    and_likewise_helpeth_the_Windy_pains_of_the_Mother,_and_to
<h235.P008.009>    procure_their_Courses,_to_break_and_avoid_the_Stone_in_the
<h235.P008.010>    Kidneys,_to_digest_cold,_viscous,_and_tough_Flegm_in_the
<h235.P008.011>    Stomach,_and_is_a_most_especial_Remedy_against_all_kind_of
<h235.P008.012>    Venom._Castorium_being_boyled_in_the_distilled_water
<h235.P008.013>    hereof,_is_singular_good_to_be_given_to_those_that_are
<h235.P008.014>    troubled_with_Cramps_and_Convulsions:_some_do_use_to
<h235.P008.015>    make_the_Seed_into_Comfits_(as_they_do_Caraway_Seed)_which
<h235.P008.016>    is_effectual_to_all_the_purposes_aforesaid._The_Juyce_of
<h235.P008.017>    the_Herb_dropped_into_the_most_grievous_Wounds_of_the
<h235.P008.018>    Head,_drieth_up_their_moisture_and_healeth_them_quickly.
<h235.P008.019>    Some_Women_use_the_distilled_Water,_to_take_away_Freckles
<h235.P008.020>    or_Spots_in_the_Skin_or_Face:_and_to_drink_the_same
<h235.P008.021>    sweetned_with_Sugar_for_all_the_purposes_aforesaid.
<h235.P008.022>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
#
## <h236>
# chapter 236 SCABIOUS
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h236.P002.001>    The_common_Field_Scabious_groweth_up_with_many_hairy
<h236.P002.002>    soft,_whitish_green_Leaves,_some_whereof_are_but_very
<h236.P002.003>    little,_if_at_all_jagged_on_the_edges,_others_very_much
<h236.P002.004>    rent_and_torn_on_the_sides,_and_have_threds_in_them,_which
<h236.P002.005>    upon_the_breaking_may_be_plainly_seen:_from_among_which
<h236.P002.006>    rise_up_diverse_hairy_green_Stalks_three_of_four_foot
<h236.P002.007>    high,_with_such_like_hairy_green_leavs_on_them,_but_more
<h236.P002.008>    deeply_and_finely_devided,_branched_forth_a_little:_At_the
<h236.P002.009>    tops_hereof_which_are_naked_and_bare_of_Leaves_for_a_good
<h236.P002.010>    space,_stand_round_Heads_of_Flowers,_of_a_pale_blewish
<h236.P002.011>    colour_set_together_in_a_head,_the_outermost_wherof_are
<h236.P002.012>    larger_than_the_inward,_wth_many_threds_also_in_the
<h236.P002.013>    middle,_somwhat_flat_at_the_top,_as_the_Head_with_Seed_is
<h236.P002.014>    likewise:_The_Root_is_great,_white,_&_thick_growing_down
<h236.P002.015>    deep_into_the_ground,_and_abideth_many_yeers._There_is
<h236.P002.016>    another_sort_of_Field_Scabious,_different_in_nothing_from
<h236.P002.017>    the_former,_but_only_it_is_smaller_in_all_respects.
<h236.P002.018>    =
<h236.P002.019>    The_Corn_Scabious,_differeth_little_from_the_first,_but
<h236.P002.020>    that_it_is_greater_in_all_respects_and_the_Flowers_more
<h236.P002.021>    declining_to_Purple:_And_the_Root_creepeth_under_the_upper
<h236.P002.022>    crust_of_the_Earth,_and_runneth_not_deep_in_the_ground_as
<h236.P002.023>    the_first_doth.
<h236.P002.024>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h236.P004.001>    The_first_groweth_most_usually_in_Meadows,_especially
<h236.P004.002>    about_London_every_where.
<h236.P004.003>    =
<h236.P004.004>    The_second_in_some_of_the_dry_Fields_about_this_City,
<h236.P004.005>    but_not_so_plentiful_as_the_former.
<h236.P004.006>    =
<h236.P004.007>    The_third,_in_the_standing_Corn,_or_Fallow_Fields,_and
<h236.P004.008>    the_borders_of_such_like_Fields.
<h236.P004.009>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h236.P006.001>    They_Flower_in_June_and_July,_and_some_abide_Flowring
<h236.P006.002>    until_it_be_late_in_August,_and_the_Seed_is_ripe_in_the
<h236.P006.003>    mean_time.
<h236.P006.004>    =
<h236.P006.005>    There_are_many_other_sorts_of_Scabious,_but_I_take
<h236.P006.006>    those_which_I_have_here_described_to_be_most_familiar_with
<h236.P006.007>    us;_The_vertues_both_of_these_and_the_rest_being_much
<h236.P006.008>    alike,_take_them_as_followeth.
<h236.P006.009>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h236.P008.001>    Scabious_is_very_effectual_for_all_sorts_of_Coughs,
<h236.P008.002>    shortness_of_Breath,_and_all_other_Diseases_of_the_Breast
<h236.P008.003>    and_Lungs,_ripening_and_digesting_cold_Flegm,_and_other
<h236.P008.004>    tough_humors,_voiding_them_forth_by_Coughing_and_spitting:
<h236.P008.005>    It_ripeneth_also_all_sorts_of_inward_Ulcers_and
<h236.P008.006>    Impostumes,_the_Plurisie_also,_if_the_Decoction_of_the
<h236.P008.007>    Herb_dry_or_green,_be_made_with_Wine,_and_drunk_for_some
<h236.P008.008>    time_together:_four_ounces_of_the_clarified_Juyce_of
<h236.P008.009>    Scabious_taken_in_the_morning_fasting,_with_a_dram_of
<h236.P008.010>    Methridate,_or_Venice_Treacle,_freeth_the_heart_from_any
<h236.P008.011>    infection_of_Pestilence,_if_after_the_taking_of_it,_the
<h236.P008.012>    party_sweat_two_hours_in_their_Beds;_and_this_Medicine_be
<h236.P008.013>    again_and_again_repeated_if_need_require:_The_green_Herb
<h236.P008.014>    bruised_and_applied_to_any_Carbuncle_or_Plague_sore,_is
<h236.P008.015>    found_by_certain_experience_to_dissolve_or_break_it_in
<h236.P008.016>    three_hours_space._The_same_Decoction_also_drunk,_helpeth
<h236.P008.017>    the_pains_and_Stitches_in_the_sides._The_Decoction_of_the
<h236.P008.018>    Roots_taken_for_fourty_daies_together,_or_a_dram_of_the
<h236.P008.019>    Pouder_of_them_taken_at_a_time_in_Whey,_doth_(as_Mathiolus
<h236.P008.020>    saith)_wonderfully_help_those_that_are_troubled_with
<h236.P008.021>    running_or_spreading_Scabs,_Tetters,_or_Ringworms,_yea
<h236.P008.022>    though_they_proceed_of_the_French_Pox,_which_he_saith_he
<h236.P008.023>    hath_tryed_by_experience:_The_Juyce_or_Decoction_drunk,
<h236.P008.024>    helpeth_also_Scabs_and_breakings_out_in_Itch_and_the_like:
<h236.P008.025>    The_Juyce_also_made_up_into_an_Oyntment_and_used,_is
<h236.P008.026>    effectual_for_the_same_purpose._The_same_also_helpeth_all
<h236.P008.027>    inward_Wounds_by_the_drying,_clensing,_and_healing_quality
<h236.P008.028>    therin:_A_Syrup_made_of_the_Juyce_and_Sugar_is_very
<h236.P008.029>    {Note_308_here}
<h236.P008.030>    effectual_to_all_the_purposes_aforesaid,_and_so_is_the
<h236.P008.031>    distilled_water_of_the_Herb_and_Flowers_made_in_due
<h236.P008.032>    season;_especially_to_be_used_when_the_green_Herb_is_not
<h236.P008.033>    in_force_to_be_taken._The_Decoction_of_the_Herb_and_Roots
<h236.P008.034>    outwardly_applied,_doth_wonderfully_help_al_sorts_of_hard
<h236.P008.035>    or_cold_Swellings,_in_any_part_of_the_Body;_and_is_as
<h236.P008.036>    effectual_for_any_shrunk_Sinew_or_Vein._The_Juyce_of
<h236.P008.037>    Scabious_made_up_with_the_Pouder_of_Borax_and_Camphire,
<h236.P008.038>    clenseth_the_Skin_of_the_Face_or_other_part_of_the_Body,
<h236.P008.039>    not_only_from_Freckles_and_Pimples,_but_also_from_Morphew
<h236.P008.040>    and_Lepry._The_Head_washed_with_the_same_Decoction
<h236.P008.041>    clenseth_it_from_Drandrif,_Scurf,_Sores,_Itches,_and_the
<h236.P008.042>    like,_being_used_warm._Tents_also_dipped_in_the_Juyce_or
<h236.P008.043>    Water_thereof_not_only_healeth_all_green_Wounds,_but_old
<h236.P008.044>    Sores_and_Ulcers_also:_The_Herb_also_bruised_and_applied
<h236.P008.045>    doth_in_short_time_loosen,_and_cause_to_be_drawn_forth_any
<h236.P008.046>    Splinter,_broken_bone,_Arrow_head,_or_other_such_like
<h236.P008.047>    thing_lying_in_the_Flesh.
<h236.P008.048>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
#
## <h237>
# chapter 237 SCURVY-GRASS
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h237.P002.001>    Our_ordinary_English_Scurvygrass_hath_many_thick_fat
<h237.P002.002>    Leavs,_more_long_than_broad,_and_somtimes_longer_and
<h237.P002.003>    narrower,_somtimes_also_smooth_on_the_edges,_and_somtimes
<h237.P002.004>    a_little_waved,_somtimes_plain,_smooth,_and_pointed,
<h237.P002.005>    somtimes_a_little_hollow_in_the_middle_and_round_pointed,
<h237.P002.006>    of_a_sad_green,_and_somtimes_brownish_colour,_every_one
<h237.P002.007>    standing_by_it_self_upon_a_long_Footstalk,_which_is
<h237.P002.008>    brownish_or_greenish_also:_from_among_which_rise_smal
<h237.P002.009>    slender_Stalks,_bearing_a_few_Leaves_thereon_like_the
<h237.P002.010>    other,_but_longer_and_lesser_for_the_most_part:_At_the
<h237.P002.011>    tops_whereof_grow_many_whitish_Flowers,_with_yellow_threds
<h237.P002.012>    in_the_middle,_standing_about_a_green_head_which_becometh
<h237.P002.013>    the_Seed_Vessel,_which_will_be_somwhat_flat_when_it_is
<h237.P002.014>    ripe,_wherein_is_contained_reddish_Seed_tasting_somwhat
<h237.P002.015>    hot:_The_Root_is_made_of_many_white_strings,_which_stick
<h237.P002.016>    deeply_in_the_mud,_wherein_it_chiefly_delighteth:_yet_it
<h237.P002.017>    will_well_abide_in_the_more_upland_and_dryer_grounds,_and
<h237.P002.018>    tasteth_a_little_brackish_or_Salt,_even_there,_but_not_so
<h237.P002.019>    much_as_where_it_hath_the_Salt_water_to_feed_upon.
<h237.P002.020>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h237.P004.001>    It_groweth_all_along_the_Thames_side,_both_on_the_Essex
<h237.P004.002>    and_Kentish_Shoars,_from_Woolwich_round_about_the_Sea
<h237.P004.003>    Coasts_to_Dover,_Portsmouth,_and_even_to_Bristol,_where_it
<h237.P004.004>    is_had_in_plenty:_The_other_with_round_Leavs_groweth_in
<h237.P004.005>    the_Marshes_in_Holland_in_Lincolnshire,_and_other_places
<h237.P004.006>    of_Lincolnshire_by_the_Sea_side.
<h237.P004.007>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h237.P006.001>    There_is_also_another_sort_called_Dutch_Scurvy-Grass,
<h237.P006.002>    which_is_most_known_and_frequent_in_Gardens,_which_hath
<h237.P006.003>    diverse_fresh_green,_and_almost_round_Leaves_rising_from
<h237.P006.004>    the_Root,_nothing_so_thick_as_the_former,_yet_in_some_rich
<h237.P006.005>    ground,_very_large,_even_twice_so_big_as_in_others,_not
<h237.P006.006>    dented_about_the_edges,_not_hollow_in_the_middle,_every
<h237.P006.007>    one_standing_upon_a_long_Footstalk:_from_among_these_rise
<h237.P006.008>    up_divers_long_slender_weak_Stalks_higher_than_the_former,
<h237.P006.009>    and_with_more_white_Flowers_at_the_tops_of_them,_which
<h237.P006.010>    turn_into_smaller_pods,_and_smaller_brownish_Seed_than_the
<h237.P006.011>    former:_The_Root_is_white,_smal,_and_threddy:_The_tast_of
<h237.P006.012>    this_is_nothing_Salt_at_all,_but_hath_an_hot_Aromatical
<h237.P006.013>    spicy_tast.
<h237.P006.014>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h237.P008.001>    They_Flower_in_April_or_May,_and_give_their_Seed_ripe
<h237.P008.002>    quickly_after.
<h237.P008.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h237.P010.001>    The_English_Scurvy-grass_is_more_used_for_the_Salt_tast
<h237.P010.002>    it_beareth,_wch_doth_somwhat_open_and_clense;_but_the
<h237.P010.003>    Dutch_Scurvy-grass_is_of_better_effect,_and_chiefly_used
<h237.P010.004>    (if_it_may_be_had)_by_those_that_have_the_Scurvey,
<h237.P010.005>    especially_to_purge_and_clense_the_Blood,_the_Liver,_and
<h237.P010.006>    the_Spleen,_for_all_which_Diseases_it_is_of_singular_good
<h237.P010.007>    {Note_309_here}
<h237.P010.008>    effect_by_taking_the_Juyce_in_the_Spring_every_morning
<h237.P010.009>    fasting_in_a_cup_of_Drink:_The_Decoction_is_good_for_the
<h237.P010.010>    same_purpose,_and_the_Herb_tunned_up_in_new_Drink,_either
<h237.P010.011>    by_it_self_or_with_other_things,_for_it_openeth
<h237.P010.012>    Obstructions,_evacuateth_cold_clammy_and_Flegmatick_Humors
<h237.P010.013>    both_from_the_Liver_and_the_Spleen,_wasting_and_consuming
<h237.P010.014>    both_the_swelling_and_hardness_thereof,_and_thereby
<h237.P010.015>    bringing_to_the_body_a_more_lively_colour._The_Juyce_also
<h237.P010.016>    helpeth_all_foul_Ulcers_and_Sores_in_the_Mouth,_if_it_be
<h237.P010.017>    often_gargled_therewith;_and_used_outwardly,_clenseth_the
<h237.P010.018>    Skin_from_spots,_marks,_or_Scars,_that_happen_therein.
<h237.P010.019>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
#
## <h238>
# chapter 238 SELF-HEAL
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h238.P002.001>    The_common_Self-heal_is_a_small_low_creeping_Herb,
<h238.P002.002>    having_many_small_roundish_pointed_Leavs_somwhat_like_the
<h238.P002.003>    Leaves_of_Wild_Mints,_of_a_dark_green_colour_without_any
<h238.P002.004>    dents_on_the_edges,_from_among_which_rise_diverse_square
<h238.P002.005>    hairy_Stalks_scarce_a_foot_high,_which_spread_somtimes
<h238.P002.006>    into_Branches_with_diverse_such_smal_Leaves_set_thereon,
<h238.P002.007>    up_to_the_tops,_where_stand_brown_spiked_Heads,_of_many
<h238.P002.008>    smal_brownish_Leaves_like_scales_and_Flowers_set_together,
<h238.P002.009>    almost_like_the_Head_of_Cassidony,_which_Flowers_are
<h238.P002.010>    gaping,_and_of_a_blewish_purple,_or_more_pale_blew,_in
<h238.P002.011>    some_places_sweet,_but_not_so_in_others:_The_Root_consists
<h238.P002.012>    of_many_strings_or_fibres_downward,_and_spreadeth_strings
<h238.P002.013>    also,_whereby_it_encreaseth:_The_smal_stalks_with_the
<h238.P002.014>    Leaves_creeping_upon_the_ground,_shoot_forth_fibres_taking
<h238.P002.015>    hold_of_the_ground,_wherby_it_is_made_a_great_tuft_in
<h238.P002.016>    short_time.
<h238.P002.017>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h238.P004.001>    It_is_found_in_Woods_and_Fields_every_where.
<h238.P004.002>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h238.P006.001>    It_Flowreth_in_May,_and_somtimes_in_April.
<h238.P006.002>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h238.P008.001>    As_Self-heal_is_like_Bugle_in_form,_so_also_in_the
<h238.P008.002>    Qualities_and_Vertues_serving_for_al_the_purposes_whereto
<h238.P008.003>    Bugle_is_applied_with_good_success_either_inwardly_or
<h238.P008.004>    outwardly,_for_inward_Wounds_or_Ulcers_wheresoever_within
<h238.P008.005>    the_Body,_for_Bruises_and_Falls_and_such_like_hurts:_if_it
<h238.P008.006>    be_accompanied_with_Bugle,_Sanicle,_and_other_the_like
<h238.P008.007>    Wound_Herbs_it_will_be_the_more_effectual,_and_to_wash_or
<h238.P008.008>    inject_into_Ulcers_in_the_parts_outwardly_where_there_is
<h238.P008.009>    {Note_310_here}
<h238.P008.010>    cause_to_repress_the_heat_and_sharpness_of_Humors_flowing
<h238.P008.011>    to_any_sore_Ulcer,_Inflamation,_Swelling_or_the_like,_or
<h238.P008.012>    to_stay_the_Flux_of_blood_in_any_Wound_or_Part,_this_is
<h238.P008.013>    used_with_good_success,_as_also_to_clense_the_foulness_of
<h238.P008.014>    Sores,_and_cause_them_more_speedily_to_be_healed._It_is
<h238.P008.015>    an_especial_Remedy_for_all_green_Wounds_to_soder_the_lips
<h238.P008.016>    of_them,_and_to_keep_the_place_from_any_further
<h238.P008.017>    inconveniences:_The_Juyce_hereof_used_with_Oyl_of_Roses_to
<h238.P008.018>    anoint_the_Temples_and_Forehead,_is_very_effectual_to
<h238.P008.019>    remove_the_Headach:_and_the_same_mixed_with_Honey_of
<h238.P008.020>    Roses,_clenseth_and_healeth_all_Ulcers_in_the_Mouth_and
<h238.P008.021>    Throat,_and_those_also_in_the_secret_parts._And_the
<h238.P008.022>    Proverb_of_the_Germans,_French,_and_others_is_verified_in
<h238.P008.023>    this,_That_he_needeth_neither_Physitian_nor_Chyrurgion,
<h238.P008.024>    that_hath_Self-heal_and_Sanicle_to_help_himself.
<h238.P008.025>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h238.P010.001>    Here_is_another_Herb_of_Venus,_Self-heal_whereby_when
<h238.P010.002>    you_hurt,_you_may_heal_your_self,_'tis_indeed_a_special
<h238.P010.003>    Herb_for_inward_and_outward_Wounds,_take_it_inwardly_in
<h238.P010.004>    Syrups_for_inward_Wounds,_outwardly_in_Unguents_and
<h238.P010.005>    Plaisters_for_outward.
<h238.P010.006>    =
#
## <h239>
# chapter 239 SERVICE-TREE
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit P text
<h239.P001.001>    This_is_so_well_know_in_the_places_where_it_grows_that
<h239.P001.002>    it_needeth_no_Description.
<h239.P001.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h239.P003.001>    It_Flowreth_before_the_end_of_May,_and_the_Fruit_is
<h239.P003.002>    ripe_in_October.
<h239.P003.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h239.P005.001>    Services_when_they_are_mellow_are_fit_to_be_taken_to
<h239.P005.002>    stay_Fluxes,_Scowring,_and_Castings,_yet_less_than
<h239.P005.003>    Medlars:_if_they_be_dried_before_they_be_mellow,_and_kept
<h239.P005.004>    {Note_311_here}
<h239.P005.005>    all_the_yeer,_they_may_be_used_in_Decoctions_for_the_said
<h239.P005.006>    purpose,_either_to_drink,_or_to_bath_the_parts_requiring
<h239.P005.007>    it:_and_is_profitably_used_in_that_manner_to_stay_the
<h239.P005.008>    bleeding_of_Wounds,_and_at_the_Mouth_or_Nose,_to_be
<h239.P005.009>    applied_to_the_Forehead_and_Nape_of_the_Neck.
<h239.P005.010>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
#
## <h240>
# chapter 240 SMALLAGE
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit P text
<h240.P001.001>    This_also_is_very_well_known,_and_therefore_I_shall_not
<h240.P001.002>    trouble_the_Reader_with_any_Description_thereof.
<h240.P001.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h240.P003.001>    It_groweth_naturally_in_wet_and_Marsh_grounds,_but_if
<h240.P003.002>    it_be_sown_in_Gardens_it_there_prospereth_very_well.
<h240.P003.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h240.P005.001>    It_abideth_green_all_the_Winter,_and_Seedeth_in_August.
<h240.P005.002>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h240.P007.001>    Smallage_is_hotter,_dryer,_and_much_more_Medicinable
<h240.P007.002>    than_Parsley,_for_it_much_more_openeth_Obstructions_of_the
<h240.P007.003>    Liver_and_Spleen,_rarifieth_thick_Flegm,_and_clenseth_it
<h240.P007.004>    and_the_Blood_withal._It_provoketh_Urine_and_Womens
<h240.P007.005>    Courses,_and_is_singular_good_against_the_yellow_Jaundice:
<h240.P007.006>    {Note_312_here}
<h240.P007.007>    It_is_very_effectual_against_Tertian_and_Quartan_Agues,_if
<h240.P007.008>    the_Juyce_thereof_be_taken;_but_especially_made_into
<h240.P007.009>    Syrup._The_Juyce_also_put_to_Honey_of_Roses,_and_Barley
<h240.P007.010>    Water,_is_very_good_to_Gargle_the_Mouth_and_Throat_of
<h240.P007.011>    those_that_have_Sores_and_Ulcers_in_them,_and_will_quickly
<h240.P007.012>    heal_them:_The_same_Lotion_also_clenseth_and_healeth_all
<h240.P007.013>    other_foul_Ulcers_and_Cankers_elswhere_if_they_be_washed
<h240.P007.014>    therewith._The_Seed_is_especially_used_to_break_and_expel
<h240.P007.015>    wind,_to_kill_Worms_and_to_help_a_stinking_Breath:_The
<h240.P007.016>    Root_is_effectual_to_all_the_purposes_aforesaid,_and_is
<h240.P007.017>    held_to_be_stonger_in_operation_than_the_Herb,_but
<h240.P007.018>    especially_to_open_Obstructions,_and_to_rid_away_an_Ague,
<h240.P007.019>    if_the_Juyce_thereof_be_taken_in_Wine,_or_the_Decoction
<h240.P007.020>    thereof_in_Wine_be_used.
<h240.P007.021>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
#
## <h241>
# chapter 241 SOPEWORT
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h241.P002.001>    The_Root_creepeth_under_ground_far_and_neer,_with_many
<h241.P002.002>    Joynts_therein,_of_a_brown_colour_on_the_outside_and
<h241.P002.003>    yellowish_within,_shooting_forth_in_diverse_places_many
<h241.P002.004>    weak_round_Stalks,_full_of_Joynts,_set_with_two_Leaves
<h241.P002.005>    apiece_to_every_one_of_them_on_the_contrary_side,_which
<h241.P002.006>    are_ribbed_somwhat_like_unto_Plantane,_and_fashioned_like
<h241.P002.007>    the_common_field_white_Campion_Leaves,_seldom_having_any
<h241.P002.008>    Branches_from_the_sides_of_the_Stalks,_but_set_with
<h241.P002.009>    diverse_Flowers_at_the_top_standing_in_long_Husks_like_the
<h241.P002.010>    wild_Campions,_made_of_five_Leavs_apiece,_round_at_the
<h241.P002.011>    ends,_and_a_little_dented_in_the_middle,_of_a_pale_Rose
<h241.P002.012>    colour,_almost_white,_somtimes_deeper,_and_somtimes_paler,
<h241.P002.013>    of_a_reasonable_good_scent.
<h241.P002.014>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h241.P004.001>    It_groweth_wild_in_many_low_and_wet_grounds_of_this
<h241.P004.002>    Land,_by_the_Brooks,_and_sides_of_running_Waters.
<h241.P004.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h241.P006.001>    It_Flowreth_usually_in_July,_and_so_continueth_all
<h241.P006.002>    August,_and_part_of_September_before_they_be_quite_spent.
<h241.P006.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h241.P008.001>    The_Country_people_in_diverse_places_do_use_to_bruise
<h241.P008.002>    the_Leaves_of_Sopewort,_and_lay_it_to_their_Fingers,
<h241.P008.003>    Hands,_or_Legs_when_they_are_cut,_to_heal_them_up_again.
<h241.P008.004>    {Note_313_here}
<h241.P008.005>    Some_make_great_boast_thereof_that_it_is_Diuretical_to
<h241.P008.006>    provoke_Urine,_and_thereby_to_expel_Gravel_and_the_Stone
<h241.P008.007>    in_the_reins_or_Kidneys:_and_do_also_account_it_singular
<h241.P008.008>    good_to_avoid_Hydropical_waters_thereby_to_cure_the
<h241.P008.009>    disease_of_the_Dropsie:_And_they_no_less_extol_it_to
<h241.P008.010>    perform_an_absolute_cure_in_the_French_Pox,_more_than
<h241.P008.011>    either_Sarsaparilla,_Gujacum,_or_China_can_do,_which_how
<h241.P008.012>    true_it_is,_I_leave_to_others_to_judg.
<h241.P008.013>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
#
## <h242>
# chapter 242 SORREL
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit P text
<h242.P001.001>    Our_ordinary_Sorrel,_which_groweth_in_Gardens_and_also
<h242.P001.002>    wild_in_the_Fields,_is_so_well_known_that_it_needeth_no
<h242.P001.003>    Description.
<h242.P001.004>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h242.P003.001>    Sorrel_is_prevalent_in_all_hot_Diseases,_to_cool_any
<h242.P003.002>    Inflamation_and_heat_of_Blood_in_Agues_Pestilential_or
<h242.P003.003>    Chollerick,_or_other_sicknesses_and_faintings,_rising_from
<h242.P003.004>    heat,_and_to_refresh_the_overspent_Spirits_with_the
<h242.P003.005>    violence_of_furious_or_fiery_fits_of_Agues,_to_quench
<h242.P003.006>    Thirst,_and_procure_an_Appetite_in_fainting_or_decayd
<h242.P003.007>    Stomachs:_for_it_resisteth_the_putrefaction_of_the_Blood,
<h242.P003.008>    killeth_Worms,_and_is_as_a_Cordial_to_the_heart_which_the
<h242.P003.009>    Seed_doth_more_effectually_being_more_drying_and_binding,
<h242.P003.010>    and_thereby_stayeth_the_hot_Fluxes_of_Womens_Courses,_or
<h242.P003.011>    of_Humors_in_the_Bloody_Flux,_or_Flux_of_the_Stomach._The
<h242.P003.012>    {Note_314_here}
<h242.P003.013>    Roots_also_in_a_Decoction,_or_in_Pouder,_is_effectual_for
<h242.P003.014>    all_the_said_purposes._Both_Roots_and_Seed_as_well_as_the
<h242.P003.015>    Herb_is_held_powerful_to_resist_the_poyson_of_the
<h242.P003.016>    Scorpion._The_Decoction_of_the_Roots_is_taken_to_help_the
<h242.P003.017>    Jaundice,_and_to_expel_Gravel_and_the_Stone_in_the_Reins
<h242.P003.018>    or_Kidneys._The_Decoction_of_the_Flowers_made_with_Wine
<h242.P003.019>    and_drunk_helpeth_the_black_Jaundice,_as_also_the_inward
<h242.P003.020>    Ulcers_of_the_Body_or_Bowels._A_Syrup_made_with_the_Juyce
<h242.P003.021>    of_Sorrel_and_Fumitary_is_a_Soveraign_help_to_kill_those
<h242.P003.022>    sharp_Humors_that_cause_the_Itch._The_Juyce_thereof_with_a
<h242.P003.023>    little_Vinegar_serveth_well_to_be_used_outwardly_for_the
<h242.P003.024>    same_cause,_and_is_also_profitable_for_Tetters,_Ringworms
<h242.P003.025>    &c._It_helpeth_also_to_discuss_the_Kernels_in_the_Throat,
<h242.P003.026>    and_the_Juyce_gargled_in_the_Mouth_helpeth_the_Sores
<h242.P003.027>    therein._The_Leaves_wrapped_up_in_a_Colewoort_Leaf,_and
<h242.P003.028>    roasted_under_the_Embers,_and_applied_to_a_hard_Impostume,
<h242.P003.029>    Botch,_Boyl,_or_Plague_Sore,_both_ripeneth_and_breaketh
<h242.P003.030>    it._The_Distilled_water_of_the_Herb_is_of_much_good_use
<h242.P003.031>    for_all_the_purposes_aforesaid.
<h242.P003.032>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h242.P005.001>    Venus_owns_it,_and_she_will_never_deny_the_Herb_that
<h242.P005.002>    follows.
<h242.P005.003>    =
#
## <h243>
# chapter 243 WOOD_SORREL
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h243.P002.001>    This_groweth_low_upon_the_ground,_having_a_number_of
<h243.P002.002>    Leaves_coming_from_the_Root,_made_of_three_Leaves_like_a
<h243.P002.003>    Trefoyl_but_broad_at_the_ends_and_cut_in_the_middle,_of_a
<h243.P002.004>    faint_yellowish_green_colour,_every_one_standing_on_a_long
<h243.P002.005>    Footstalk,_which_at_their_first_coming_up_are_close_folded
<h243.P002.006>    together_to_the_Stalk,_but_opening_themselves_afterwards,
<h243.P002.007>    and_are_of_a_fine_sowr_rellish,_and_yeelding_a_Juyce_which
<h243.P002.008>    will_turn_red_when_it_is_clarified,_and_maketh_a
<h243.P002.009>    most-dainty_clear_Syrup:_Among_these_Leavs_riseth_up
<h243.P002.010>    diverse_slender_weak_Footstalks,_with_every_one_of_them_a
<h243.P002.011>    Flower_at_the_top,_consisting_of_five_small_pointed_Leaves
<h243.P002.012>    Star_fashion,_of_a_white_colour_in_most_places,_and_in
<h243.P002.013>    some_dash'd_over_with_a_small_shew_of_blush,_on_the_back
<h243.P002.014>    side_only:_After_the_Flowers_are_past_follow_smal_round
<h243.P002.015>    heads,_with_small_yellowish_Seed_in_them:_The_Roots_are
<h243.P002.016>    nothing_but_smal_strings_fastned_to_the_end_of_a_smal_long
<h243.P002.017>    piece,_all_of_them_being_of_a_yellowish_colour.
<h243.P002.018>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h243.P004.001>    It_groweth_in_many_places_of_our_Land,_in_Woods_and
<h243.P004.002>    Wood_sides,_where_they_be_moist_and_shadowed,_and_in_other
<h243.P004.003>    places_not_too_much_open_to_the_Sun.
<h243.P004.004>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h243.P006.001>    It_Flowreth_in_April_and_May.
<h243.P006.002>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h243.P008.001>    Wood_Sorrel,_serveth_to_all_purposes_that_the_other
<h243.P008.002>    Sorrels_do,_and_is_more_effectual_in_hindring_the
<h243.P008.003>    putrefaction_of_Blood,_and_Ulcers_in_the_Mouth_and_Body,
<h243.P008.004>    and_in_cooling_and_tempering_heats_&_Inflamations,_to
<h243.P008.005>    quench_thirst,_to_strengthen_a_weak_Stomach,_to_procure_an
<h243.P008.006>    appetite,_to_stay_Vomiting,_and_very_excellent_in_any
<h243.P008.007>    contagious_sickness,_or_Pestilential_Feavers._The_Syrup
<h243.P008.008>    made_of_the_Juyce_is_effectual_in_all_the_causes
<h243.P008.009>    aforesaid,_and_so_is_the_Distilled_Water_of_the_Herb_also.
<h243.P008.010>    {Note_315_here}
<h243.P008.011>    Spunges_or_Linnen_Cloathes_wet_in_the_Juyce_and_applied
<h243.P008.012>    outwardly_to_any_hot_Swellings_or_Inflamations,_doth_much
<h243.P008.013>    cool_and_help_them:_The_same_Juyce_taken_and_gargled_in
<h243.P008.014>    the_Mouth,_and_after_it_is_spit_forth,_fresh_taken,_doth
<h243.P008.015>    wonderfully_help_a_foul_stinking_Canker,_or_Ulcer_therein.
<h243.P008.016>    It_is_singular_good_in_Wounds,_Thrusts,_and_Stabs_in_the
<h243.P008.017>    Body,_to_stay_bleeding,_and_to_clense_and_heal_the_Wounds
<h243.P008.018>    speedily;_and_helpeth_to_stay_any_hot_Defluxions_into_the
<h243.P008.019>    Throat_or_Lungs.
<h243.P008.020>    =
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#end marginalnote
#
## <h244>
# chapter 244 SOW-THISTLES
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit P text
<h244.P001.001>    These_are_generally_so_well_known_that_they_need_no
<h244.P001.002>    Description.
<h244.P001.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h244.P003.001>    They_grow_in_our_Gardens_and_manured_Grounds,_and
<h244.P003.002>    somtimes_by_old_Walls,_the_path_sides_of_Fields_and
<h244.P003.003>    High-waies.
<h244.P003.004>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h244.P005.001>    Sow-thistles_are_cooling_and_somwhat_binding,_and_are
<h244.P005.002>    very_fit_to_cool_an_hot_Stomach,_and_to_ease_the_gnawing
<h244.P005.003>    pains_thereof;_The_Herb_boyled_in_Wine_is_very_helpful_to
<h244.P005.004>    stay_the_dissolutions_of_the_Stomach:_And_the_Milk_that_is
<h244.P005.005>    taken_from_the_Stalks_when_they_are_broken,_given_in
<h244.P005.006>    drink,_is_beneficial_to_those_that_are_short_Winded_and
<h244.P005.007>    have_a_wheesing_withal:_Pliny_saith_that_it_hath_caused
<h244.P005.008>    the_Gravel_and_Stone_to_be_voided_by_Urine,_and_that_the
<h244.P005.009>    eating_thereof_helpeth_a_stinking_breath:_Three_spoonfuls
<h244.P005.010>    of_the_Juyce_thereof_taken_in_white_Wine_warmed,_and_some
<h244.P005.011>    Oyl_put_thereto_causeth_Women_in_Travel_to_have_so_easie
<h244.P005.012>    and_speedy_delivery,_that_they_may_be_able_to_walk
<h244.P005.013>    presently_after:_The_said_Juyce_taken_in_warm_drink,
<h244.P005.014>    helpeth_the_Strangury_and_pains_in_making_water.
<h244.P005.015>    {Note_316_here}
<h244.P005.016>    =
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#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h244.P007.001>    The_Decoction_of_the_Leaves_and_Stalks,_causeth
<h244.P007.002>    abundance_of_Milk_in_Nurses,_and_their_Children_to_be_well
<h244.P007.003>    coloured,_and_is_good_for_those_whose_Milk_doth_curdle_in
<h244.P007.004>    their_Breasts._The_Juyce_boyled_or_throughly_heated_with
<h244.P007.005>    a_little_Oyl_of_Bitter_Almonds_in_the_Pill_of_a
<h244.P007.006>    Pomegranate,_and_dropped_into_the_Ears,_is_a_sure_Remedy
<h244.P007.007>    for_Deafness,_singings,_and_all_other_Diseases_in_them.
<h244.P007.008>    The_Herb_bruised_or_the_Juyce_is_profitably_applied_to_all
<h244.P007.009>    hot_Inflamations_in_the_Eyes,_or_wheresoever_else,_and_for
<h244.P007.010>    Wheals,_Blisters,_or_other_the_like_eruptions_of_heat_in
<h244.P007.011>    the_Skin;_as_also_for_the_heat_and_itching_of_the
<h244.P007.012>    Hemorrhoids,_and_the_heat_and_sharpness_of_Humors_in_the
<h244.P007.013>    Secret_parts_of_man_or_Woman:_The_distilled_water_of_the
<h244.P007.014>    Herb,_is_not_only_effectual_for_all_the_Diseases_aforesaid
<h244.P007.015>    to_be_taken_inwardly_with_a_little_Sugar(which_Medicine
<h244.P007.016>    the_daintiest_Stomach_will_not_refuse)_but_outwardly,_by
<h244.P007.017>    applying_Cloathes_or_Spunges_wetted_therein:_It_is
<h244.P007.018>    wonderful_good_for_Women_to_wash_their_Faces_therewith,_to
<h244.P007.019>    cleer_the_Skin,_and_give_a_lustre_thereto.
<h244.P007.020>    =
#
## <h245>
# chapter 245 SOUTHERNWOOD
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit P text
<h245.P001.001>    This_is_so_well_known_to_be_an_Ordinary_Inhabitant_in
<h245.P001.002>    our_Gardens,_that_I_shall_not_need_to_trouble_you_with_any
<h245.P001.003>    Description_thereof._The_Vertues_are_as_followeth.
<h245.P001.004>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h245.P003.001>    It_Flowreth_for_the_most_part_in_July_and_August.
<h245.P003.002>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h245.P005.001>    Dioscorides_saith,_That_the_Seed_bruised,_heated_in
<h245.P005.002>    warm_Water_&_drunk,_helpeth_those_that_are_Bursten,_or
<h245.P005.003>    troubled_with_Cramps,_or_Convulsions_of_the_Sinews,_the
<h245.P005.004>    Sciatica,_or_difficulty_in_making_water,_and_bringeth_down
<h245.P005.005>    Womens_Courses._The_same_taken_in_Wine_is_an_Antidote_or
<h245.P005.006>    Counter_poyson_against_all_deadly_Poyson,_and_driveth_away
<h245.P005.007>    Serpents,_and_other_venemous_Creatures;_as_also_the_smel
<h245.P005.008>    of_the_Herb_being_Burnt,_doth_the_same._The_Oyl_thereof
<h245.P005.009>    anointed_on_the_Backbone_before_the_Fits_of_Agues_come
<h245.P005.010>    {Note_317_here}
<h245.P005.011>    taketh_them_away:_it_taketh_away_Inflamations_in_the_Eyes,
<h245.P005.012>    if_it_be_put_with_some_part_of_a_roasted_Quince_and_boyled
<h245.P005.013>    with_a_few_crums_of_bread_and_applied._Boyled_with_Barley
<h245.P005.014>    Meal_it_taketh_away_Pimples,_Pushes,_or_Wheals,_that_rise
<h245.P005.015>    in_the_Face_or_other_part_of_the_Body._The_Seed_as_well
<h245.P005.016>    as_the_dried_Herb_is_often_given_to_kill_the_Worms_in
<h245.P005.017>    Children:_The_Herb_bruised_and_laid_to,_helpeth_to_draw
<h245.P005.018>    forth_Splinters,_and_Thorns_out_of_the_Flesh._The_Ashes
<h245.P005.019>    thereof_dryeth_up_and_healeth_old_Ulcers_that_are_without
<h245.P005.020>    Inflamation,_although_by_the_sharpness_thereof_it_biteth
<h245.P005.021>    sore_and_putteth_them_to_sore_pains:_as_also_the_Sores_in
<h245.P005.022>    the_privy_Parts_of_man_or_woman._The_Ashes_mingled_with
<h245.P005.023>    old_Sallet_Oyl,_helpeth_those_that_have_their_hair_fallen
<h245.P005.024>    and_are_bald,_causing_the_hair_to_grow_again_either_on_the
<h245.P005.025>    Head_or_Beard._Durantes_saith,_That_the_Oyl_made_of
<h245.P005.026>    Southernwood_and_put_among_the_Oyntments_that_are_used
<h245.P005.027>    against_the_French_Disease,_is_very_effectual,_and
<h245.P005.028>    likewise_killeth_Lice_in_the_Head._The_Distilled_Water_of
<h245.P005.029>    the_Herb_is_said_to_help_them_much_that_are_troubled_with
<h245.P005.030>    the_Stone,_as_also_for_the_Diseases_of_the_Spleen_and
<h245.P005.031>    Mother._The_Germans_commend_it_for_a_singular_Wound_Herb,
<h245.P005.032>    and_therefore_call_it_Stabwort._It_is_held_by_all
<h245.P005.033>    Writers,_Antient_and_Modern_to_be_more_offensive_to_the
<h245.P005.034>    stomach_than_Wormwood.
<h245.P005.035>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
#
## <h246>
# chapter 246 SPIGNEL
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h246.P002.001>    The_Roots_of_common_Spignel_do_spread_much_and_deep_in
<h246.P002.002>    the_ground,_many_strings_or_branches_growing_from_one_Head
<h246.P002.003>    which_is_hairy_at_the_tops,_of_a_blackish_brown_colour_on
<h246.P002.004>    the_outside_and_white_within,_smelling_well,a_nd_of_an
<h246.P002.005>    Aromatical_tast,_from_whence_rise_sundry_long_stalks_of
<h246.P002.006>    most_fine_cut_Leaves_like_hairs,_smaller_than_Dill,_set
<h246.P002.007>    thick_on_both_sides_of_the_Stalks,_and_of_a_good_scent.
<h246.P002.008>    Among_these_Leaves_rise_up_round_stif_stalks,_with_few
<h246.P002.009>    Joynts_and_Leaves_at_them,_and_at_the_tops_an_Umbel_of
<h246.P002.010>    fine_pure_white_Flowers,_at_the_edges_whereof_somtimes
<h246.P002.011>    will_be_seen_a_shew_of_reddish_blush_colour,_especially
<h246.P002.012>    before_they_be_full_blown,_and_are_succeeded_by_smal
<h246.P002.013>    somwhat_round_Seed,_bigger_than_the_ordinary_Fennel,_and
<h246.P002.014>    of_a_browner_colour,_devided_into_two_parts,_and_crested
<h246.P002.015>    on_the_back,_as_most_of_the_Umbelliferous_Seeds_are.
<h246.P002.016>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h246.P004.001>    It_groweth_wild_in_Lancashire,_Yorkshire,_and_other
<h246.P004.002>    Northern_Countries,_and_is_also_planted_in_Gardens.
<h246.P004.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h246.P006.001>    Galen_saith,_The_Roots_of_Spignel_are_available_to
<h246.P006.002>    provoke_Urine_and_Womens_Courses,_but_if_too_much_thereof
<h246.P006.003>    be_taken_it_causeth_Headach:_The_Roots_boyled_in_Wine_or
<h246.P006.004>    Water_and_drunk,_helpeth_the_Strangury,_and_stoppings_of
<h246.P006.005>    the_Urine,_the_Wind,_swellings_and_pains_in_the_Stomach,
<h246.P006.006>    {Note_318_here}
<h246.P006.007>    pains_of_the_Mother,_and_all_Joynt_Aches._If_the_Pouder
<h246.P006.008>    of_the_Roots_be_mixed_with_Honey,_and_the_same_taken_as_a
<h246.P006.009>    licking_Medicine,_it_breaketh_tough_Flegm,_and_drieth_up
<h246.P006.010>    the_Rhewm_that_falleth_on_the_Lungs._The_Roots_are
<h246.P006.011>    accounted_very_effectual_against_the_stinging_or_biting_of
<h246.P006.012>    any_Venemous_Creature,_and_is_one_of_the_Ingredients_in
<h246.P006.013>    Methridate,_and_other_Antidotes_for_the_same.
<h246.P006.014>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
#
## <h247>
# chapter 247 SPLEENWORT
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h247.P002.001>    The_smooth_Spleenwort_from_a_black,_threddy_and_bushy
<h247.P002.002>    Root,_sendeth_forth_many_long_single_Leaves,_cut_in_on
<h247.P002.003>    both_sides_into_round_dents,_almost_to_the_middle,_which
<h247.P002.004>    is_not_so_hard_as_that_of_Pollipodie,_each_devision_being
<h247.P002.005>    not_alwaies_set_opposite_unto_the_other,_but_between_each,
<h247.P002.006>    smooth,_and_of_a_light_green_on_the_upper_side,_and_a_dark
<h247.P002.007>    yellowish_roughness_on_the_back,_folding_or_rolling_it
<h247.P002.008>    self_inward_at_the_first_springing_up.
<h247.P002.009>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h247.P004.001>    It_groweth_as_well_upon_stone_walls_as_moist_and
<h247.P004.002>    shadowy_places_about_Bristol_and_other_the_West_parts
<h247.P004.003>    plentifully;_as_also_on_Framingham_Castle,_on_Beckonsfield
<h247.P004.004>    Church_in_Barkshire,_at_Strowde_in_Kent,_and_elswhere,_and
<h247.P004.005>    abideth_green_all_the_Winter.
<h247.P004.006>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h247.P006.001>    It_is_generally_used_against_infirmities_of_the_Spleen,
<h247.P006.002>    it_helpeth_the_strangury_and_wasteth_the_Stone_in_the
<h247.P006.003>    Bladder,_and_is_good_against_the_yellow_Jaundice_and_the
<h247.P006.004>    Hiccough;_but_the_use_of_it_in_Women_hindreth_Conception.
<h247.P006.005>    Mathiolus_saith,_That_if_a_dram_of_the_dust_that_is_on_the
<h247.P006.006>    back_side_of_the_Leaves,_be_mixed_with_half_a_dram_of
<h247.P006.007>    Amber_in_Pouder,_and_taken_with_the_Juyce_of_Purslane_or
<h247.P006.008>    {Note_319_here}
<h247.P006.009>    Plantane,_it_will_help_the_running_of_the_Reins_speedily,
<h247.P006.010>    and_that_the_Herb_and_Root_being_boyled_and_taken,_helpeth
<h247.P006.011>    all_Melanchollick_Diseases,_and_those_especially_that
<h247.P006.012>    arise_from_the_French_Disease._Camerarius_saith,_That_the
<h247.P006.013>    Distilled_water_thereof_being_drunk_is_very_effectual
<h247.P006.014>    against_the_Stone_in_the_Reins_and_Bladder:_and_that_the
<h247.P006.015>    Ly_that_is_made_of_the_Ashes_thereof_being_drunk_for_some
<h247.P006.016>    time_together,_helpeth_Splenetick_persons:_It_is_used_in
<h247.P006.017>    outward_Remedies_for_the_same_purpose.
<h247.P006.018>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
#
## <h248>
# chapter 248 STAR-THISTLE
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h248.P002.001>    The_common_Star-thistle_hath_diverse_long_and_narrow
<h248.P002.002>    Leaves_lying_next_the_ground,_cut_or_torn_on_the_edges,
<h248.P002.003>    somwhat_deeply,_into_many_almost_even_parts,_soft_or_a
<h248.P002.004>    little_woolley_all_over_the_green,_among_which_rise_up
<h248.P002.005>    diverse_weak_stalks_parted_into_many_Branches_all_lying,
<h248.P002.006>    or_leaning_down_to_the_ground,_that_it_seemeth_a_pretty
<h248.P002.007>    Bush,_set_with_diverse_the_like_devided_Leaves_up_to_the
<h248.P002.008>    tops,_where_severally_do_stand_long_and_small_whitish
<h248.P002.009>    green_heads,_set_with_very_sharp_and_long_white_pricks_(no
<h248.P002.010>    part_of_the_Plant_being_else_prickly)_which_are_somwhat
<h248.P002.011>    yellowish:_out_of_the_middle_whereof_riseth_the_Flower
<h248.P002.012>    composed_of_many_small_reddish_purple_threds;_and_in_the
<h248.P002.013>    Heads_after_the_Flowers_are_past,_come_small_whitish_round
<h248.P002.014>    Seed_lying_in_down,_as_others_do._The_Root_is_small,
<h248.P002.015>    long,_and_woody,_perishing_every_yeer,_and_rising_again_of
<h248.P002.016>    its_own_sowing.
<h248.P002.017>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h248.P004.001>    It_groweth_wild_in_the_Fields_about_London_in_many
<h248.P004.002>    places,_as_at_Mile-end-Green,_in_Finsbury_Fields_beyond
<h248.P004.003>    the_Wind-mils,_and_many_other_places.
<h248.P004.004>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h248.P006.001>    It_Flowreth_early,_and_Seedeth_in_July,_and_somtimes_in
<h248.P006.002>    August.
<h248.P006.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h248.P008.001>    The_Seed_of_this_Star-thistle_made_into_Pouder_and
<h248.P008.002>    drunk_in_Wine,_provoketh_Urine,_and_helpeth_to_break_the
<h248.P008.003>    Stone,_and_drive_it_forth._The_Root_in_Pouder_and_given
<h248.P008.004>    in_Wine_and_drunk,_is_good_against_the_Plague_or
<h248.P008.005>    {Note_320_here}
<h248.P008.006>    Pestilence,_and_drunk_in_the_mornings_fasting_for_some
<h248.P008.007>    time_together,_is_very_profitable_for_a_Fistula_in_any
<h248.P008.008>    part_of_the_Body._Baptista_Sardus_doth_much_commend_the
<h248.P008.009>    distilled_Water_hereof_being_drunk;_to_help_the_French
<h248.P008.010>    Disease,_to_open_Obstructions_of_the_Liver,_and_clense_the
<h248.P008.011>    Blood_from_corrupted_Humors,_and_is_profitably_given
<h248.P008.012>    against_Quotidian_or_Tertian_Agues.
<h248.P008.013>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
#
## <h249>
# chapter 249 STRAWBERRIES
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit P text
<h249.P001.001>    These_are_so_well_known_through_this_Land,_that_they
<h249.P001.002>    need_no_Description.
<h249.P001.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h249.P003.001>    They_Flower_in_May_ordinarily,_and_the_Fruit_is_ripe
<h249.P003.002>    shortly_after.
<h249.P003.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h249.P005.001>    Strawberries_when_they_are_green,_are_cold_and_dry,_but
<h249.P005.002>    when_they_are_ripe_they_are_cold_and_moist:_The_Berries
<h249.P005.003>    are_excellent_good_to_cool_the_Liver,_the_Blood_and_the
<h249.P005.004>    Spleen,_or_an_hot_Chollerick_stomach,_to_refresh_&_comfort
<h249.P005.005>    the_fainting_Spirits,_&_to_quench_Thirst:_They_are_good
<h249.P005.006>    also_for_other_Inflamations,_yet_it_is_not_amiss_to
<h249.P005.007>    refrain_them_in_a_Feaver,_lest_by_their_putrefying_in_the
<h249.P005.008>    Stomach_they_encrease_the_Fits._The_Leavs_and_Roots
<h249.P005.009>    boyled_in_Wine_and_Water_and_drunk,_do_likewise_cool_the
<h249.P005.010>    Liver_and_Blood,and_asswage_all_Inflamations_in_the_Reins
<h249.P005.011>    and_bladder,_provoketh_Urine,_and_allayeth_the_heat_and
<h249.P005.012>    sharpness_thereof:_The_same_also_being_drunk_stayeth
<h249.P005.013>    the_Bloody_Flux,_and_Womens_Courses,_and_helpeth_the
<h249.P005.014>    Swellings_of_the_Spleen._The_Water_of_the_Berries
<h249.P005.015>    carefully_distilled_is_a_Soveraign_Remedy_and_Cordial_in
<h249.P005.016>    the_panting_and_beating_of_the_Heart,_and_is_good_for_the
<h249.P005.017>    yellow_Jaundice._The_Juyce_dropped_into_foul_Ulcers,_or
<h249.P005.018>    they_washed_therewith,_or_the_Decoction_of_the_Herb_and
<h249.P005.019>    Root,_doth_wonderfully_clense,_and_help_to_cure_them.
<h249.P005.020>    {Note_321_here}
<h249.P005.021>    Lotions_and_Gargles_for_sore_Mouthes,_or_Ulcers_therin,_or
<h249.P005.022>    in_the_privy_Parts,_or_elswhere,_are_made_with_the_Leaves
<h249.P005.023>    and_Roots_hereof;_which_is_also_good_to_fasten_loose
<h249.P005.024>    Teeth,_and_to_heal_spungy_foul_Gums:_It_helpeth_also_to
<h249.P005.025>    stay_Catarrhs_or_Defluxions_of_Rhewm_into_the_Mouth,
<h249.P005.026>    Throat,_Teeth,_or_Eyes;_The_Juyce_or_Water_is_singular
<h249.P005.027>    good_for_hot_and_red_Inflamed_Eyes,_if_dropped_into_them,
<h249.P005.028>    or_they_bathed_therewith;_it_is_also_of_excellent_property
<h249.P005.029>    for_all_Pushes,_Wheals,_and_other_breakings_forth_of_hot_&
<h249.P005.030>    sharp_Humors_in_the_Face_and_Hands,_or_other_parts_of_the
<h249.P005.031>    Body,_to_bath_them_therewith;_and_to_take_away_any_redness
<h249.P005.032>    in_the_Face,_or_Spots,_or_other_Deformites_in_the_Skin,
<h249.P005.033>    and_to_make_it_cleer_and_smooth._Some_use_this_Medicine,
<h249.P005.034>    Take_so_many_Strawberries_as_you_shall_think_fitting,_and
<h249.P005.035>    put_them_into_a_Distillatory_or_body_of_Glass_fit_for
<h249.P005.036>    them,_which_being_well_closed,_set_it_in_a_bed_of_Horsdung
<h249.P005.037>    for_twelve_or_fourteen_daies,_and_afterwards_distill_it
<h249.P005.038>    carefully_and_keep_it_for_your_use:_It_is_excellent
<h249.P005.039>    water,_for_hot_inflamed_Eyes,_and_to_take_away_any_film_or
<h249.P005.040>    Skin_that_beginneth_to_grow_over_them,_and_for_such_other
<h249.P005.041>    defects_in_them_as_may_be_helped_by_any_outward_Medicine.
<h249.P005.042>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h249.P007.001>    Venus_owns_the_Herb.
<h249.P007.002>    =
#
## <h250>
# chapter 250 SUCCORY
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h250.P002.001>    The_Garden_Succory_hath_longer_and_narrower_Leaves_than
<h250.P002.002>    Endive,_and_more_cut_in_or_torn_on_the_edges,_and_the_Root
<h250.P002.003>    abideth_many_yeers:_It_beareth_also_blew_Flowers_like
<h250.P002.004>    Endive,_and_the_Seed_is_hardly_distinguished_from_the_Seed
<h250.P002.005>    of_the_smooth_or_ordinary_Endive.
<h250.P002.006>    =
<h250.P002.007>    The_wild_Succory_hath_diverse_long_Leaves_lying_on_the
<h250.P002.008>    ground_very_much_cut_in_or_torn_on_the_edges,_on_both
<h250.P002.009>    sides_even_to_the_middle_rib_ending_in_a_point;_somtimes
<h250.P002.010>    it_hath_a_red_Rib_down_the_middle_of_the_Leaves,_from
<h250.P002.011>    among_which_riseth_up_a_hard,_round,_woody_stalk_spreading
<h250.P002.012>    into_many_Branches,_set_with_smaller_and_lesser_devided
<h250.P002.013>    Leaves_on_them_up_to_the_tops_where_stand_the_Flowers,
<h250.P002.014>    which_are_like_the_Garden_kind_as_the_Seed_is_also_(only
<h250.P002.015>    take_notice_that_the_Flowers_of_the_Garden_kind_are_gone
<h250.P002.016>    in_one_Sunny_day,_they_being_so_cold_that_they_are_not
<h250.P002.017>    able_to_endure_the_Beams_of_the_Sun;_and_therfore_most
<h250.P002.018>    delight_in_the_shadow.)_The_Root_is_white,_but_more_hard
<h250.P002.019>    and_woody_than_the_Garden_kind:_The_whol_Plant_is
<h250.P002.020>    exceeding_bitter.
<h250.P002.021>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h250.P004.001>    This_groweth_in_many_places_of_our_Land,_in_wast,
<h250.P004.002>    untilled,_and_barren_Fields._The_other_only_in_Gardens.
<h250.P004.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h250.P006.001>    Garden_Succory_as_it_is_more_dry,_and_less_cold_than
<h250.P006.002>    Endive,_so_it_openeth_more:_An_handful_of_the_Leavs_or
<h250.P006.003>    Roots_boyled_in_Wine_or_Water,_and_a_draught_thereof_drunk
<h250.P006.004>    fasting,_driveth_forth_Chollerick_and_Flegmatick_Humors;
<h250.P006.005>    {Note_322_here}
<h250.P006.006>    openeth_Obstructions_of_the_Liver,_Gall,_and_Spleen,
<h250.P006.007>    helpeth_the_yellow_Jaundice,_the_Heat_of_the_Reins_and_of
<h250.P006.008>    the_Urin,_the_Dropsie_also,_and_those_that_have_an_evil
<h250.P006.009>    disposition_in_their_Bodies_by_reason_of_long_sickness,
<h250.P006.010>    evil_Diet_&c._which_the_Greeks_call_***{Greek_script}
<h250.P006.011>    Cachexia._A_Decoction_thereof_made_with_Wine_and_drunk,
<h250.P006.012>    is_very_effectual_against_long_lingring_Agues:_and_a_dram
<h250.P006.013>    {Note_323_here}
<h250.P006.014>    of_the_Seed_in_Pouder_drunk_in_Wine_before_the_Fit_of_an
<h250.P006.015>    Ague,_helpeth_to_drive_it_away:_The_Distilled_Water_of_the
<h250.P006.016>    Herb_and_Flowers_(if_you_can_take_them_in_time)_hath_the
<h250.P006.017>    properties,_and_is_especial_good_for_hot_Stomachs,_and_in
<h250.P006.018>    Agues,_either_Pestilential_or_of_long_continuance,_for
<h250.P006.019>    swounings_and_Passions_of_the_Heart,_for_the_heat_and
<h250.P006.020>    Headach_in_Children,_and_to_the_blood_and_Liver._The_said
<h250.P006.021>    water_or_the_Juyce,_or_the_bruised_Leaves_applied
<h250.P006.022>    outwardly,_allayeth_Swellings,_Inflamations,_St._Anthonies
<h250.P006.023>    Fire,_Pushes,_Wheals,_and_Pimples,_especially_used_with_a
<h250.P006.024>    little_Vinegar,_as_also_to_wash_pestiferous_Sores._The
<h250.P006.025>    said_Water_is_very_effectual_for_sore_Eyes_that_are
<h250.P006.026>    inflamed_with_redness,_and_for_Nurses_Breasts_that_are
<h250.P006.027>    pained_by_the_abundance_of_Milk.
<h250.P006.028>    =
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#end marginalnote
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h250.P009.001>    The_wild_Succory_as_it_is_more_bitter,_so_it_is_more
<h250.P009.002>    strengthning_to_the_Stomach_and_Liver.
<h250.P009.003>    =
#
## <h251>
# chapter 251 ENGLISH_TOBACCO
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h251.P002.001>    This_riseth_up_with_a_thick_round_Stalk_about_two_foot
<h251.P002.002>    high,_whereon_do_grow_thick_fat_green_leaves,_nothing_so
<h251.P002.003>    large_as_the_other_Indian_kinds,_somwhat_round_pointed
<h251.P002.004>    also,_and_nothing_dented_about_the_edges:_The_Stalk
<h251.P002.005>    brancheth_forth,_and_beareth_at_the_tops_diverse_Flowers
<h251.P002.006>    set_in_green_Husks,_like_the_other_but_nothing_so_large,
<h251.P002.007>    scarce_standing_above_the_Brims_of_the_Husks,_round
<h251.P002.008>    pointed_also,_and_of_a_greenish_yellow_colour._The_Seed
<h251.P002.009>    that_followeth_is_not_so_bright,_but_larger,_contained_in
<h251.P002.010>    the_like_great_Heads._The_Roots_are_neither_so_great,_nor
<h251.P002.011>    woody,_and_perishing_every_yeer_with_the_hard_Frosts_in
<h251.P002.012>    Winter,_but_riseth_generally_of_its_own_sowing.
<h251.P002.013>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h251.P004.001>    This_came_from_some_parts_of_Brassile_as_is_thought,
<h251.P004.002>    and_is_more_familier_to_our_Country,_than_any_of_the_other
<h251.P004.003>    sorts,_early_giving_ripe_Seed,_which_the_others_seldom_do.
<h251.P004.004>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h251.P006.001>    It_Flowreth_from_June_somtimes_to_the_end_of_August,_or
<h251.P006.002>    later,_and_the_Seed_ripeneth_in_the_mean_time.
<h251.P006.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h251.P008.001>    It_is_found_by_good_experience_to_be_available_to
<h251.P008.002>    expectorate_tough_Flegm_from_the_Stomach,_Chest,_and
<h251.P008.003>    Lungs:_The_Juyce_thereof_made_into_a_Syrup,_or_the
<h251.P008.004>    distilled_water_of_the_Herb_drunk_with_some_Sugar,_or
<h251.P008.005>    without_if_you_will:_Or_the_smoke_taken_by_a_Pipe_as_is
<h251.P008.006>    usual,_but_fasting._The_same_helpeth_to_expel_Worms_in
<h251.P008.007>    the_Stomach_and_Belly,_and_to_ease_the_pains_in_the_Head
<h251.P008.008>    or_Meagrim,_and_the_griping_pains_in_the_Bowels:_It_is
<h251.P008.009>    {Note_324_here}
<h251.P008.010>    profitable_for_those_that_are_troubled_with_the_Stone_in
<h251.P008.011>    the_Kidneys,_both_to_ease_pains_and_by_provoking_Urine_to
<h251.P008.012>    expel_Gravel_and_the_Stone_ingendred_therein,_and_hath
<h251.P008.013>    been_found_very_effectual_to_expel_windiness_and_other
<h251.P008.014>    Humors_which_cause_the_strangling_of_the_Mother:_The_Seed
<h251.P008.015>    hereof_is_very_effectual_to_help_the_Toothach,_and_the
<h251.P008.016>    Ashes_of_the_burnt_Herb,_to_clense_the_Gums,_and_make_the
<h251.P008.017>    Teeth_white._The_Herb_bruised_and_applied_to_the_place
<h251.P008.018>    grieved_with_the_Kings_Evil_(as_they_call_it)_helpeth_it
<h251.P008.019>    in_nine_or_ten_daies_effectually:_Monardus_saith_it_is_a
<h251.P008.020>    Counter-poyson_for_the_biting_of_any_Venemous_Creature;
<h251.P008.021>    the_Herb_also_being_outwardly_applied_to_the_hurt_place:
<h251.P008.022>    {Note_325_here}
<h251.P008.023>    The_distilled_water_is_often_given_with_some_Sugar_before
<h251.P008.024>    the_Fit_of_an_Ague_to_lessen_them,_and_take_them_away_in
<h251.P008.025>    three_or_four_times_using._If_the_Distilled_fieces_of_the
<h251.P008.026>    Herb_having_been_bruised_before_the_Distillation,_and_not
<h251.P008.027>    distilled_dry_be_set_in_warm_dung_for_fourteen_daies,_and
<h251.P008.028>    afterwards_hung_up_in_a_Bag_in_a_Wine_Celler;_that_liquor
<h251.P008.029>    that_distilleth_therefrom_is_singular_good_to_use_for
<h251.P008.030>    Cramps,_Aches,_the_Gout,_and_Sciatica,_and_to_heal_Itches,
<h251.P008.031>    Scabs,_and_running_Ulcer,_Cankers,_and_foul_Sores
<h251.P008.032>    whatsoever:_The_Juyce_is_also_good_for_all_the_said
<h251.P008.033>    griefs,_and_likewise_to_kill_Lice_in_Childrens_Heads._The
<h251.P008.034>    green_Herb_bruised_and_applied_to_any_green_Wound,_cureth
<h251.P008.035>    any_fresh_Wound_or_cut_whersoever:_and_the_Juyce_put_into
<h251.P008.036>    old_Sores_both_clenseth_and_healeth_them:_There_is_also
<h251.P008.037>    made_hereof_a_singular_good_Salve_to_help_Impostumes,_hard
<h251.P008.038>    Tumors,_and_other_swellings_by_blows_or_falls.
<h251.P008.039>    =
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#end marginalnote
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
#
## <h252>
# chapter 252 TAMARISK_TREE
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit P text
<h252.P001.001>    This_is_so_well_known_in_the_places_where_it_grows_that
<h252.P001.002>    it_needeth_no_Description.
<h252.P001.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h252.P003.001>    It_Flowreth_about_the_end_of_May,_or_in_June,_and_the
<h252.P003.002>    Seed_is_ripe_and_blown_away_in_the_beginning_of_September.
<h252.P003.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h252.P005.001>    If_the_Root,_Leaves,_or_yong_Branches_be_boyled_in_Wine
<h252.P005.002>    or_Vinegar_and_drunk,_and_applied_outwardly,_it_is_very
<h252.P005.003>    powerful_against_the_hardness_of_the_spleen._The_Leaves
<h252.P005.004>    boyled_in_Wine_and_drunk_is_good_to_stay_the_bleeding_of
<h252.P005.005>    the_Hemorrhoidal_Veins,_the_spitting_of_Blood,_and_Womens
<h252.P005.006>    too_abounding_Courses,_and_helpeth_the_Jaundice,_the
<h252.P005.007>    {Note_326_here}
<h252.P005.008>    Chollick,_and_the_bitings_of_all_Venemous_Serpents,_except
<h252.P005.009>    the_Asp._The_Bark_is_as_effectual_if_not_more_to_all_the
<h252.P005.010>    purposes_aforesaid,_and_both_it_and_the_Leaves_boyled_in
<h252.P005.011>    Wine,_and_the_Mouth_and_Teeth_washed_therewith_helpeth_the
<h252.P005.012>    Toothach;_being_dropped_into_the_Ears_easeth_the_pains,
<h252.P005.013>    and_is_good_for_the_redness_and_watering_of_the_Eyes._The
<h252.P005.014>    said_Decoction_with_some_Honey_put_thereto_is_good_to_stay
<h252.P005.015>    Gangrenes_and_fretting_Ulcers,_and_to_wash_those_that_are
<h252.P005.016>    subject_to_Nits_and_Lice._The_Wood_is_very_effectual_to
<h252.P005.017>    consume_the_Spleen,_and_therefore_to_drink_out_of_Cups_and
<h252.P005.018>    Cans_made_thereof_is_good_for_Splenetick_persons._The
<h252.P005.019>    {Note_327_here}
<h252.P005.020>    Ashes_of_the_Wood_are_used_for_all_the_purposes_aforesaid,
<h252.P005.021>    and_besides_doth_quickly_help_the_Blisters_raised_by
<h252.P005.022>    Burnings_or_Scaldings,_by_fire_or_water._Alpinus_and
<h252.P005.023>    Veslingius_do_affirm,_That_the_Aegyptians_do_with_as_good
<h252.P005.024>    success_use_the_Wood_hereof_to_cure_the_French_Disease,_as
<h252.P005.025>    others_do_Lignum_Vite,_or_Gujacum;_and_give_it_also_to
<h252.P005.026>    such_as_are_possessed_with_Lepry,_Scabs,_Pushes,_Ulcers,
<h252.P005.027>    or_the_like,_and_is_available_also_to_help_the_Dropsie,
<h252.P005.028>    arising_from_the_hardness_and_Obstruction_of_the_Spleen,
<h252.P005.029>    as_also_for_Melancholly,_and_the_black_Jaundice_that
<h252.P005.030>    ariseth_thereof.
<h252.P005.031>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
#
## <h253>
# chapter 253 GARDEN_TANSIE
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit P text
<h253.P001.001>    This_also_is_so_well_known,_that_it_needeth_no
<h253.P001.002>    Description.
<h253.P001.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h253.P003.001>    It_Flowreth_in_June_and_July.
<h253.P003.002>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h253.P005.001>    Thee_Decoction_of_the_common_Tansie,_or_the_Juyce_drunk
<h253.P005.002>    in_Wine_is_a_singular_Remedy_for_all_the_griefs_that_come
<h253.P005.003>    by_stopping_of_the_Urine,_helpeth_the_Strangury_and_those
<h253.P005.004>    that_have_weak_Reins_and_Kidneys:_It_is_also_very
<h253.P005.005>    profitable_to_dissolve_and_expel_Wind_in_the_Stomach,
<h253.P005.006>    Belly,_or_Bowels,_to_procure_Womens_Courses,_and_expel
<h253.P005.007>    windiness_in_the_Matrix._If_it_be_bruised_and_often
<h253.P005.008>    smelled_unto,_as_also_applied_to_the_lower_part_ofthe
<h253.P005.009>    Belly,_it_is_very_profitable_for_such_Women_as_are_given
<h253.P005.010>    to_miscarry_in_Childbearing,_to_caus_them_to_go_out_their
<h253.P005.011>    full_time:_It_is_used_also_against_the_Stone_in_the
<h253.P005.012>    Reins,_especially_to_men._The_Herb_fried_with_Eggs_(as_is
<h253.P005.013>    accustomed_in_the_Spring_time)_which_is_called_a_Tansie,
<h253.P005.014>    helpeth_to_digest,_and_carry_downward_those_bad_Humors
<h253.P005.015>    that_trouble_the_Stomach:_The_Seed_is_very_profitably
<h253.P005.016>    given_to_Children_for_the_Worms,_and_the_Juyce_in_Drink_is
<h253.P005.017>    as_effectual._Being_boyled_in_Oyl_it_is_good_for_the
<h253.P005.018>    sinews_shrunk_by_Cramps,_or_pained_with_cold,_if_thereto
<h253.P005.019>    applied.
<h253.P005.020>    =
<h253.P005.021>    Dame_Venus_was_minded_to_pleasure_Women_with_Child_by
<h253.P005.022>    this_Herb,_for_there_grows_not_an_Herb_fitter_for_their
<h253.P005.023>    uses_than_this_is,_it_is_just_as_though_it_were_cut_out
<h253.P005.024>    for_the_purpose,_the_Herb_bruised_and_applied_to_the_Navil
<h253.P005.025>    staies_miscarriage,_I_know_no_Herb_like_it_for_that_use;
<h253.P005.026>    {Note_328_here}
<h253.P005.027>    boyled_in_ordinary_Beer,_and_the_Decoction_drunk,_doth_the
<h253.P005.028>    like,_and_if_her_Womb_be_not_as_she_would_have,_this
<h253.P005.029>    Decoction_will_make_it_as_she_would_have_it,_or_as_least
<h253.P005.030>    as_she_should_have_it;_let_those_Women_that_desire
<h253.P005.031>    Children_love_this_Herb,_'tis_their_best_Companion,_their
<h253.P005.032>    Husband_excepted._Also_it_consumes_the_Flegmatick_Humors,
<h253.P005.033>    the_cold_and_moist_constitution_of_Winter_most_usually
<h253.P005.034>    infects_the_Body_of_Man_with,_and_that_was_the_first
<h253.P005.035>    reason_of_eating_Tansies_in_the_Spring,_as_last_the_world
<h253.P005.036>    being_over_run_with_Popery,_a_Monster_called_Superstition
<h253.P005.037>    perks_up_his_head,_and_as_a_just_Judgment_of_God_obscures
<h253.P005.038>    the_bright_beams_of_Knowledg_by_his_dismal_looks
<h253.P005.039>    (Pysitians_seeing_the_Pope_and_his_Imps_selfish_they_began
<h253.P005.040>    to_be_so_too)_and_now_forsooth_Tansies_must_be_eaten_only
<h253.P005.041>    on_Palm_and_Easter_Sundaies,_and_their_neighbor_daies;_as
<h253.P005.042>    last_Superstion_of_the_time_was_found_out,_but_the_Vertue
<h253.P005.043>    of_the_Herb_hidden,_and_now_'tis_almost,_if_not
<h253.P005.044>    altogether,_left_off:_Surely_our_Physitians_are_beholding
<h253.P005.045>    to_none_so_much_as_they_are_to_Monks_and_Fryars,_for_want
<h253.P005.046>    of_eating_this_Herb_in_Spring,_make_people_sickly_in
<h253.P005.047>    Summer,_and_that_makes_work_for_the_Physitian._If_it_be
<h253.P005.048>    against_any_man_or_womans_Conscience_to_eat_a_Tansie_in
<h253.P005.049>    the_Spring,_I_am_as_unwilling_to_burden_their_consciences
<h253.P005.050>    as_I_am_that_they_should_burden_mine,_they_may_boyl_it_in
<h253.P005.051>    Wine_and_drink_the_Decoction,_it_will_work_the_same
<h253.P005.052>    effect.
<h253.P005.053>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
#
## <h254>
# chapter 254 WILD_TANSIE
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit P text
<h254.P001.001>    This_also_is_so_well_known_that_it_needeth_no
<h254.P001.002>    Description.
<h254.P001.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h254.P003.001>    It_groweth_almost_in_every_place.
<h254.P003.002>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h254.P005.001>    It_Flowreth_in_June_and_July.
<h254.P005.002>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h254.P007.001>    Wild_Tansie_stayeth_the_Lask,_and_all_Fluxes_of_Blood
<h254.P007.002>    in_men_or_women,_which_some_say_it_will_do_if_the_green
<h254.P007.003>    Herb_be_worn_in_the_Shoos,_so_it_be_next_the_Skin,_and
<h254.P007.004>    'tis_true_enough_that_'twil_stop_the_Terms_if_worn_so,_and
<h254.P007.005>    the_Whites_too_for_ought_I_know._It_stayeth_also_spitting
<h254.P007.006>    or_Vomiting_of_Blood._The_Pouder_of_the_dried_Herb_taken
<h254.P007.007>    in_some_of_the_distilled_Water_helpeth_the_Whites_in
<h254.P007.008>    women,_but_more_especially_if_a_little_Coral_and_Ivory_in
<h254.P007.009>    Pouder_be_put_to_it:_It_is_also_much_commended_to_help
<h254.P007.010>    Children_that_are_bursten_and_have_a_Rupture_being_boyled
<h254.P007.011>    in_Water_and_Salt._Being_boyled_in_Wine_and_drunk_,_it
<h254.P007.012>    easeth_the_griping_pains_of_the_Bowels,_and_is_good_for
<h254.P007.013>    the_Sciatica_and_Joynt_Aches._The_same_boyled_in_Vinegar
<h254.P007.014>    with_Honey_and_Allum,_and_gargled_in_the_Mouth,_easeth_the
<h254.P007.015>    pains_of_the_Toothach,_fastneth_loose_Teeth,_helpeth_the
<h254.P007.016>    Gums_that_are_sore,_and_setleth_the_pallat_of_the_Mouth_in
<h254.P007.017>    its_place_when_it_is_fallen_down:_It_clenseth_and_healeth
<h254.P007.018>    the_Ulcers_in_the_Mouth_or_secret_parts,_and_is_very_good
<h254.P007.019>    for_inward_Wounds,_and_to_close_the_lips_of_green_Wounds;
<h254.P007.020>    {Note_329_here}
<h254.P007.021>    as_also_to_heal_old,_moist,_corrupt_running_Sores_in_the
<h254.P007.022>    Legs_or_elswhere:_Being_bruised_and_applied_to_the_Soles
<h254.P007.023>    of_the_Feet,_and_the_Hand-wrests,_it_wonderfully_cooleth
<h254.P007.024>    the_hot_fits_of_Agues,_be_they_never_so_violent._The
<h254.P007.025>    distilled_water_clenseth_the_skin_of_all_disclourings
<h254.P007.026>    therein,_as_Morphew,_Sunburnings_&c._as_also_Pimples,
<h254.P007.027>    Freckles,_and_the_like;_and_dropped_into_the_Eyes_or
<h254.P007.028>    cloaths_wet_therein_and_applied,_taketh_away_the_heat,_and
<h254.P007.029>    Inflamations_in_them.
<h254.P007.030>    =
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#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h254.P009.001>    Now_Dame_Venus_hath_fitted_women_with_two_Herbs_of_one
<h254.P009.002>    name,_one_to_help_Conception,_the_other_to_maintain
<h254.P009.003>    beauty,_and_what_more_can_be_expected_of_her?_What_now
<h254.P009.004>    remains_for_you_but_to_love_your_Husbands,_and_not_to_be
<h254.P009.005>    wanting_to_your_poor_Neighbors.
<h254.P009.006>    =
#
## <h255>
# chapter 255 THISTLES
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit P text
<h255.P001.001>    Of_these_there_are_many_kinds_growing_here_in_England,
<h255.P001.002>    which_are_so_well_known_that_they_need_no_Description:
<h255.P001.003>    Their_difference_is_easily_known_by_the_places_where_they
<h255.P001.004>    grow:_Viz.
<h255.P001.005>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h255.P003.001>    Some_grow_in_Fields,_some_in_Meadows,_and_some_among
<h255.P003.002>    the_Corn:_others,_on_Heaths,_Greens,_and_wast_grounds_in
<h255.P003.003>    many_places.
<h255.P003.004>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h255.P005.001>    They_all_Flower_in_July_and_August,_and_their_Seed_is
<h255.P005.002>    ripe_quickly_after.
<h255.P005.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h255.P007.001>    All_these_Thistles_are_good_to_provoke_Urine,_and_to
<h255.P007.002>    amend_the_stinking_smell_thereof;_as_also_the_rank_smel_of
<h255.P007.003>    the_Armpits,_or_of_the_whol_Body,_being_boyled_in_Wine_and
<h255.P007.004>    {Note_330_here}
<h255.P007.005>    drunk;_and_are_said_also_to_help_a_stinking_breath_and_to
<h255.P007.006>    strengthen_the_Stomach._Pliny_saith_that_the_Juyce_bathed
<h255.P007.007>    on_the_place_that_wanteth_hair,_it_being_fallen_off,_will
<h255.P007.008>    cause_it_to_grow_again_speedily.
<h255.P007.009>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h255.P009.001>    Sure_Mars_rules_it,_it_is_such_a_prickly_business.
<h255.P009.002>    =
#
## <h256>
# chapter 256 MELANCHOLLY_THISTLE
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h256.P002.001>    This_riseth_up_with_a_tender_single_hoary_green_Stalk,
<h256.P002.002>    bearing_thereon_four_or_five_long_hoary_green_Leaves,
<h256.P002.003>    dented_about_the_edges,_the_points_whereof_are_little_or
<h256.P002.004>    nothing_prickly,_and_at_the_top_usually_but_one_Head,_yet
<h256.P002.005>    somtimes_from_the_bosom_of_the_upper_most_Leaf_there
<h256.P002.006>    shooteth_forth_another_smaller_Head,_scaly_and_somwhat
<h256.P002.007>    prickly;_with_many_reddish_Purple_Thrums_or_Threds_in_the
<h256.P002.008>    middle,_which_being_gathered_fresh_will_keep_the_colour_a
<h256.P002.009>    long_time,_and_fadeth_not_from_the_Stalk_in_a_long_time,
<h256.P002.010>    while_it_perfecteth_the_Seed,_which_is_of_a_mean_bigness
<h256.P002.011>    lying_in_the_Down:_The_Root_hath_many_long_Strings_fastned
<h256.P002.012>    to_the_Head,_or_upper_part,_which_is_blackish_and
<h256.P002.013>    perisheth_not.
<h256.P002.014>    =
<h256.P002.015>    There_is_another_sort_little_differing_from_the_former,
<h256.P002.016>    but_that_the_Leaves_are_more_green_above_and_more_hoary
<h256.P002.017>    underneath;_and_the_Stalk_being_about_two_foot_high
<h256.P002.018>    beareth_but_one_large_scaly_Head,_with_threds_and_Seeds_as
<h256.P002.019>    the_former.
<h256.P002.020>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h256.P004.001>    They_grow_in_many_moist_Meadows_of_this_Land,_as_well
<h256.P004.002>    in_these_Southern,_as_in_the_Northern_parts.
<h256.P004.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h256.P006.001>    They_Flower_about_July,_or_August,_and_their_Seed
<h256.P006.002>    ripeneth_quickly_after.
<h256.P006.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h256.P008.001>    Their_Vertues_are_but_a_few,_but_those_not_to_be
<h256.P008.002>    despised,_for_the_Decoction_of_the_Thistles_in_Wine_being
<h256.P008.003>    drunk,_expels_superfluous_Melancholly_out_of_the_Body,_and
<h256.P008.004>    make_a_man_as_merry_as_a_Cricket,_superfluous_Melancholly
<h256.P008.005>    causeth_care,_fear,_sadness,_despair,_envy,_and_many_evils
<h256.P008.006>    more_besides,_but_Religion,_teacheth_to_wait_upon_Gods
<h256.P008.007>    Providence,_and_cast_our_care_upon_Him,_who_careth_for_us;
<h256.P008.008>    what_a_fine_thing_were_it_if_men_and_women_could_live_so?
<h256.P008.009>    {Note_331_here}
<h256.P008.010>    and_yet_seven_yeers_care_and_fear_makes_a_man_never_the
<h256.P008.011>    wiser,_nor_a_farthing_the_richer._Dioscorides_saith,_the
<h256.P008.012>    Root_born_about_one_doth_the_like,_and_removes_all
<h256.P008.013>    diseases_of_Melancholly._Modern_Writers_laugh_at_him,_let
<h256.P008.014>    them_laugh_that_wins,_my_Opionin_is,_that_'tis_the_best
<h256.P008.015>    Remedy_against_all_Melancholly_Diseases_that_grow,_they
<h256.P008.016>    that_please_may_use_it:_'tis_under_Capricorn,_and
<h256.P008.017>    therefore_under_both_Saturn_and_Mars,_one_rids_Melancholly
<h256.P008.018>    by_Sympathy,_the_other_by_Antipathy.
<h256.P008.019>    =
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#end marginalnote
#
## <h257>
# chapter 257 OUR_LADIES_THISTLE
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h257.P002.001>    This_hath_diverse_very_large_and_broad_Leaves_lying_on
<h257.P002.002>    the_ground,_cut_in,_and_as_it_were_crumpled,_but_somwhat
<h257.P002.003>    hairy_on_the_edges,_of_a_white_green_shining_colour,
<h257.P002.004>    wherein_are_many_lines_and_strakes_of_a_milky_white
<h257.P002.005>    colour,_running_all_over,_and_set_with_many_sharp_and
<h257.P002.006>    stiff_prickles_all_about;_Among_which_riseth_up_one_or
<h257.P002.007>    more_strong,_round,_and_prickly_stalks,_set_full_of_the
<h257.P002.008>    like_Leaves_up_to_the_top,_where_at_the_end_of_every
<h257.P002.009>    Branch,_cometh_forth_a_great_prickly_Thistle_like_head,
<h257.P002.010>    strongly_armed_with_pricks,_and_with_bright_purple_Thrums
<h257.P002.011>    rising_out_of_the_middle_of_them;_after_they_are_past,_the
<h257.P002.012>    Seed_groweth_in_the_said_heads,_lying_in_a_great_deal_of
<h257.P002.013>    soft_white_Down,_which_is_somwhat_flattish_and_shining,
<h257.P002.014>    large_and_brown._The_Root_is_great,_spreading_in_the
<h257.P002.015>    ground,_with_many_strings,_and_smal_fibres_fastned
<h257.P002.016>    thereto._All_the_whol_Plant_is_bitter_in_tast.
<h257.P002.017>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h257.P004.001>    It_frequent_on_the_Bank_of_almost_every_Ditch.
<h257.P004.002>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h257.P006.001>    If_Flowreth_and_Seedeth_in_June,_July,_and_August.
<h257.P006.002>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h257.P008.001>    Our_Ladies_Thistle_is_thought_to_be_as_effectual_as
<h257.P008.002>    Carduus_Benedictus_for_Agues,_and_to_prevent_and_cure
<h257.P008.003>    infection_of_the_Plague,_as_also_to_open_Obstructions_of
<h257.P008.004>    the_Liver_and_Spleen,_and_thereby_is_good_against_the
<h257.P008.005>    Jaundice;_It_provoketh_Urine,_breaketh_and_expelleth_the
<h257.P008.006>    Stone,_and_is_good_for_the_Dropsie:_It_is_effectual_also
<h257.P008.007>    for_the_pains_in_the_sides_and_many_other_inward_pains_and
<h257.P008.008>    gripings:_The_Seed_and_distilled_water_are_held_powerful
<h257.P008.009>    to_all_the_purposes_aforesaid;_and_besides,_it_is_often
<h257.P008.010>    applied_both_inwardly_to_drink,_and_outwardly_with
<h257.P008.011>    Cloathes_or_Spunges_to_the_Region_of_the_Liver_to_cool_the
<h257.P008.012>    distemperature_thereof,_and_to_the_Region_of_the_Heart,
<h257.P008.013>    against_swounings_and_passions_of_it.
<h257.P008.014>    {Note_332_here}
<h257.P008.015>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h257.P010.001>    It_clenseth_the_blood_exceedingly,_and_in_Spring_if_you
<h257.P010.002>    please_to_boyl_the_tender_Plant,_(but_cut_off_the
<h257.P010.003>    Prickles,_unless_you_have_a_mind_to_choak_your_self)_it
<h257.P010.004>    will_change_your_blood_as_the_season_changes,_and_that's
<h257.P010.005>    the_way_to_be_safe,_as_to_change_as_the_times_change_is
<h257.P010.006>    the_way_to_live_secure,_and_that_Flatterers_and
<h257.P010.007>    Weather-cocks_know_wel_enough.
<h257.P010.008>    =
#
## <h258>
# chapter 258 WOOLLEY
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h258.P002.001>    This_hath_many_large_Leaves_lying_on_the_ground,
<h258.P002.002>    somwhat_cut_in,_and_as_it_were_crumpled_on_the_edges,_of_a
<h258.P002.003>    green_colour_on_the_upper_side,_but_covered_over_with_a
<h258.P002.004>    long_hairy_Wool_or_Cottony_Down,_set_with_most_sharp_and
<h258.P002.005>    cruel_pricks;_from_the_middle_of_whose_heads_of_Flowers
<h258.P002.006>    come_forth_many_purplish_crimson_threds,_and_somtimes
<h258.P002.007>    white,_although_but_seldom:_The_Seed_that_followeth_in
<h258.P002.008>    these_white_downy_heads_is_somwhat_large,_long,_and_round,
<h258.P002.009>    resembling_the_Seed_of_Ladies_Thistle,_but_paler:_The_Root
<h258.P002.010>    is_great,_and_thick,_spreading_much,_yet_usually_dieth
<h258.P002.011>    after_Seed_time.
<h258.P002.012>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h258.P004.001>    It_groweth_on_diverse_Ditch_Banks,_and_in_the
<h258.P004.002>    Cornfields_and_High-wayes,_generally_throughout_the_Land;
<h258.P004.003>    and_is_often_found_growing_in_Gardens.
<h258.P004.004>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h258.P006.001>    It_Flowreth_and_beareth_Seed_about_the_end_of_Summer,
<h258.P006.002>    when_other_Thistles_do_Flower_and_Seed.
<h258.P006.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h258.P008.001>    Dioscorides_and_Pliny_write,_That_the_Leavs_and_Roots
<h258.P008.002>    hereof_taken_in_drink,_helpeth_those_that_have_a_Crick_in
<h258.P008.003>    their_Neck,_that_they_cannot_turn_it_unless_they_turn
<h258.P008.004>    their_whol_Body._Galen_saith,_That_the_Root_and_Leaves
<h258.P008.005>    hereof_are_good_for_such_persons_that_have_their_Bodies
<h258.P008.006>    drawn_together_by_some_Spasm_or_Convulsion,_or_other
<h258.P008.007>    Infirmities,_as_the_Rickets_(or_as_the_Colledg_of
<h258.P008.008>    Physitians_would_have_it,_the_Rachites,_about_which_name
<h258.P008.009>    they_have_quarrel'd_sufficiently)_in_Children;_being_a
<h258.P008.010>    Disease_that_hindereth_their_growth,_by_binding_their
<h258.P008.011>    Nerves,_Ligaments,_and_whol_structure_of_their_Body.
<h258.P008.012>    =
#
## <h259>
# chapter 259 FULLERS_THISTLE
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit P text
<h259.P001.001>    This_is_so_well_known_that_it_needeth_no_Description,
<h259.P001.002>    being_used_by_the_Cloath-workers.
<h259.P001.003>    =
<h259.P001.004>    The_wild_Teasel_is_in_all_things_like_the_former_but
<h259.P001.005>    that_the_prickles_are_smal,_soft,_and_upright,_not_hooked
<h259.P001.006>    or_stiff;_and_the_Flowers_of_this_are_of_fine_blush_or
<h259.P001.007>    pale_Carnation_colour,_but_of_the_Manured_kind_whitish.
<h259.P001.008>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h259.P003.001>    The_first_groweth_being_sown_in_Gardens_or_Fields_for
<h259.P003.002>    the_use_of_Cloathworkers:_The_other_neer_Ditches_and_Cills
<h259.P003.003>    of_water_in_many_places_of_this_Land.
<h259.P003.004>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h259.P005.001>    They_Flower_in_July,_and_are_ripe_in_the_end_of_August.
<h259.P005.002>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h259.P007.001>    Dioscorides_saith,_That_the_Root_bruised_and_boyled_in
<h259.P007.002>    Wine_until_it_be_thick,_and_kept_in_a_brazen_Vessel_or
<h259.P007.003>    Pot,_ond_after_spread_as_a_Salve_and_applied_to_the
<h259.P007.004>    Fundament,_doth_heal_the_clefts_thereof,_as_also_Cankers
<h259.P007.005>    and_Fistulaes_therein,_as_also_taketh_away_Warts_and_Wens:
<h259.P007.006>    The_Juyce_of_the_Leaves_dropped_into_the_Ears,_killeth
<h259.P007.007>    Worms_in_them._The_distilled_water_of_the_Leaves_dropped
<h259.P007.008>    into_the_Eyes,_taketh_away_redness_and_mists_in_them_that
<h259.P007.009>    hinder_the_sight;_and_is_often_used_by_women_to_preserve
<h259.P007.010>    their_beauty,_and_to_take_away_redness_and_Inflamations,
<h259.P007.011>    and_all_other_heat_or_discolourings.
<h259.P007.012>    =
#
## <h260>
# chapter 260 TREACLE_MUSTARD
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h260.P002.001>    This_riseth_up_with_a_hard_round_stalke_about_a_foot
<h260.P002.002>    high,_parted_into_some_branches,_having_divers_soft_green
<h260.P002.003>    leaves_somewhat_long_and_narrow_set_thereon,_waved,_but
<h260.P002.004>    not_cut_in_on_the_edges,_broadest_towards_the_ends,_and
<h260.P002.005>    somewhat_round_pointed_:_The_flowers_are_white_that_grow
<h260.P002.006>    at_the_tops_of_the_branches,_spike_fashion_one_above
<h260.P002.007>    another,_after_which_come_large_round_pouches,_parted_in
<h260.P002.008>    the_middle_with_a_furrow,_having_one_blackish_brown_seed
<h260.P002.009>    in_either_side,_somewhat_sharp_in_tast,_and_smelling_of
<h260.P002.010>    Garlick,_especially_in_the_fields_where_it_is_naturall,
<h260.P002.011>    but_not_so_much_in_gardens:_The_roots_are_small_and
<h260.P002.012>    threddy,_perishing_every_yeare._And_here_give_me_leave_to
<h260.P002.013>    adde_Methridate_Mustard,_although_it_may_seem_more
<h260.P002.014>    properly_by_the_name_to_belong_to_the_Alphabet_M.
<h260.P002.015>    =
#
## <h261>
# chapter 261 METHRIDATE_MUSTARD
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit P text
<h261.P001.001>    This_groweth_higher_then_the_former,_spreading_more_and
<h261.P001.002>    longer_branches,_whose_leaves_are_smaller_and_narrower,
<h261.P001.003>    sometimes_unevenly_dented_about_the_edges;_the_Flowers_are
<h261.P001.004>    smal_and_white,_growing_on_long_branches,_with_much
<h261.P001.005>    smaller_and_rounder_seed_vessels_after_them,_and_parted_in
<h261.P001.006>    the_same_manner,_having_smaller_browne_seeds_then_the
<h261.P001.007>    former,_and_much_sharper_in_taste:_The_root_perisheth
<h261.P001.008>    after_seed_time,_but_abideth_the_first_winter_after_the
<h261.P001.009>    springing.
<h261.P001.010>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h261.P003.001>    They_grow_in_sundry_places_of_this_Land,_as_halfe_a
<h261.P003.002>    mile_from_Hatfield_by_the_river_side_under_a_hedge_as_you
<h261.P003.003>    go_to_Hatfield,_and_in_the_street_of_Peckham_on_Surry
<h261.P003.004>    side.
<h261.P003.005>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h261.P005.001>    They_flowre_and_seed_from_May_to_August.
<h261.P005.002>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h261.P007.001>    These_Mustards_are_said_to_purge_the_body_both_upwards
<h261.P007.002>    and_downwards,_and_procureth_Womens_Courses_so_abundantly,
<h261.P007.003>    that_it_suffocateth_the_birth:_It_breaketh_inward
<h261.P007.004>    Imposthumes_being_taken_inwardly,_and_used_in_Glisters,
<h261.P007.005>    helpeth_the_Sciatica,_and_seed_applied_outwardly_doth_the
<h261.P007.006>    same._It_is_an_especiall_ingredient_unto_Methridate_and
<h261.P007.007>    Treacle,_being_of_it_selfe_an_Antidote_resisting_poyson,
<h261.P007.008>    venome,_and_putrefaction:_It_is_also_availeable_in_many
<h261.P007.009>    causes_for_which_the_common_Mustard_is_used,_but_somwhat
<h261.P007.010>    weaker.
<h261.P007.011>    =
#
## <h262>
# chapter 262 BLACK-THORNE
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit P text
<h262.P001.001>    This_is_so_well_knowne,_that_it_needeth_no_description.
<h262.P001.002>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h262.P003.001>    It_groweth_in_every_place_and_Countrey,_in_the_hedges
<h262.P003.002>    and_borders_of_fields.
<h262.P003.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h262.P005.001>    It_flowreth_in_Aprill,_and_sometimes_in_March,_but
<h262.P005.002>    ripeneth_the_fruit_after_all_other_plums_whatsoever,_and
<h262.P005.003>    is_not_fit_to_be_eaten_until_the_Autumne_frost_have
<h262.P005.004>    mellowed_it.
<h262.P005.005>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h262.P007.001>    All_the_parts_of_the_Sloe-Bush_are_binding,_cooling,
<h262.P007.002>    and_drying,_and_all_effectuall_to_stay_bleeding_at_the
<h262.P007.003>    nose_and_mouth,_or_any_other_place;_the_Lask_of_the_belly,
<h262.P007.004>    or_stomach,_or_the_Bloody_Flux,_the_two_much_abounding_of
<h262.P007.005>    womens_Courses,_and_helpeth_to_ease_the_paines_in_the
<h262.P007.006>    sides,_bowels,_and_guts,_that_come_by_over-much_scowring,
<h262.P007.007>    to_drink_the_decoction_of_the_barke_of_the_roots,_or_more
<h262.P007.008>    usually_the_decoction_of_the_Berries_either_fresh_or
<h262.P007.009>    dried._The_Conserve_is_also_of_very_much_use,_and_most
<h262.P007.010>    {Note_333_here}
<h262.P007.011>    familiarly_taken_for_the_purposes_aforesaid:_But_the
<h262.P007.012>    distilled_water_of_the_Flowers_first_steeped_in_Sack_for_a
<h262.P007.013>    night,_and_drawne_there_from_by_the_heat_of_Balneum
<h262.P007.014>    Angliceabaths,_is_a_most_certaine_remedy_tried_and
<h262.P007.015>    approved_to_ease_all_manner_of_gnawings_in_the_stomach,
<h262.P007.016>    the_sides_and_bowels,_or_any_griping_pains_in_any_of_them,
<h262.P007.017>    to_drink_a_smal_quantity_when_the_extremety_of_pain_is
<h262.P007.018>    upon_them:_The_Leaves_also_are_good_to_make_Lotions,_to
<h262.P007.019>    gargle_and_wash_the_Mouth_and_Throat,_wherein_are
<h262.P007.020>    Swellings,_Sores,_or_Kernels_and_to_stay_the_Defluxions_of
<h262.P007.021>    Rhewm_to_the_Eyes_or_other_parts,_as_also_to_cool_the_heat
<h262.P007.022>    and_Inflamations_in_them,_and_to_ease_hot_pains_of_the
<h262.P007.023>    Head,_to_bath_the_Forehead_and_Temples_therewith._The
<h262.P007.024>    simple_distilled_water_of_the_Flowers_is_very_effectual
<h262.P007.025>    for_the_said_purposes,_and_is_the_condensate_Juyce_of_the
<h262.P007.026>    Sloes._The_distilled_water_of_the_green_Berries_is_used
<h262.P007.027>    also_for_the_said_effects.
<h262.P007.028>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
#
## <h263>
# chapter 263 THOROUGHWAX
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h263.P002.001>    The_common_Throughwax_sendeth_forth_one_straight_round
<h263.P002.002>    Stalk,_and_somtimes_more,_two_foot_high_and_better,_whose
<h263.P002.003>    lower_Leaves_being_of_a_blewish_green_colour_are_smaller
<h263.P002.004>    and_narrower_than_those_up_higher,_and_stand_close
<h263.P002.005>    thereto,_not_compassing_it;_but_as_they_grow_higher,_they
<h263.P002.006>    do_more_and_more_encompass_the_Stalk,_until_it_wholly_(as
<h263.P002.007>    it_were)_pass_through_them,_branching_toward_the_top_into
<h263.P002.008>    many_parts,_where_the_Leaves_grow_smaller_again,_every_one
<h263.P002.009>    standing_singly,_and_never_two_at_any_Joynt:_The_Flowers
<h263.P002.010>    are_very_smal_and_yellow,_standing_in_tufts_at_the_heads
<h263.P002.011>    of_the_Branches,_where_afterwards_grow_the_Seed,_smal_and
<h263.P002.012>    blackish,_many_thick_thrust_together:_The_Root_is_smal,
<h263.P002.013>    long,_and_woody,_perishing_every_yeer_after_Seed_time,_and
<h263.P002.014>    rising_again_plentifully_of_its_own_sowing.
<h263.P002.015>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h263.P004.001>    It_is_found_growing_in_many_Corn_Fields,_and_Pasture
<h263.P004.002>    grounds_in_this_Land.
<h263.P004.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h263.P006.001>    It_Flowreth_in_July,_and_the_Seed_is_ripe_in_August.
<h263.P006.002>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h263.P008.001>    Thoroughwax_is_of_a_singular_good_use,_for_all_sorts_of
<h263.P008.002>    Bruises_and_Wounds_either_inward_or_outward,_and_old
<h263.P008.003>    Ulcers_and_Sores_likewise,_if_the_Decoction_of_the_Herb
<h263.P008.004>    with_water_or_Wine_be_drunk,_and_the_places_washed
<h263.P008.005>    therwith,_or_the_Juyce_or_green_Herb_bruised_or_boyled
<h263.P008.006>    either_by_it_self,_or_with_other_Herbs_in_Oyl_or_Hogs
<h263.P008.007>    Grease,_to_be_made_into_an_Oyntment_to_serve_all_the_yeer:
<h263.P008.008>    {Note_334_here}
<h263.P008.009>    The_Decoction_of_the_Herb,_or_the_Pouder_of_the_dried_Herb
<h263.P008.010>    taken_inwardly,_and_the_same_or_the_green_Leaves_bruised
<h263.P008.011>    and_applied_outwardly,_is_singular_good_to_cure_Ruptures
<h263.P008.012>    and_Burstings,_especially_in_Children,_before_it_be_two
<h263.P008.013>    old._Being_also_applied_with_a_little_Flower_and_Wax_to
<h263.P008.014>    Childrens_Navils_that_stick_forth_it_helpeth_them.
<h263.P008.015>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
#
## <h264>
# chapter 264 TORMENTIL
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h264.P002.001>    This_hath_many_reddish_slender_weak_Branches_rising
<h264.P002.002>    from_the_Root,_lying_upon_the_ground,_or_rather_leaning
<h264.P002.003>    than_standing_upright,_with_many_short_Leaves_that_stand
<h264.P002.004>    closer_to_the_Stalks_than_Cinkfoyl_doth_(which_this_is
<h264.P002.005>    very_like)_with_the_Footstalk_encompassing_the_Branches_in
<h264.P002.006>    several_places,_but_those_that_grow_next_to_the_ground_are
<h264.P002.007>    set_upon_long_Footstalks,_each_whereof_are_like_the_Leaves
<h264.P002.008>    of_Cinkfoyl,_but_somwhat_longer_and_lesser,_and_dented
<h264.P002.009>    about_the_edges,_many_of_them_devided_but_into_five
<h264.P002.010>    Leaves,_but_most_of_them_into_sevens_whence_it_is_also
<h264.P002.011>    called_Setfoyl;_yet_some_may_have_six_and_some_eight,
<h264.P002.012>    according_to_the_fertility_of_the_Soyl:_At_the_tops_of_the
<h264.P002.013>    Brancbes_stand_diverse_smal_yellow_Flowers_consisting_of
<h264.P002.014>    five_Leaves,_like_those_of_Cinkfoyl,_but_smaller._The
<h264.P002.015>    Root_is_smaller_than_Bistort,_somwhat_thick,_but_blacker
<h264.P002.016>    without,_and_not_so_red_within,_yet_somtimes_a_little
<h264.P002.017>    crooked,_having_many_blackish_fibres_thereat.
<h264.P002.018>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h264.P004.001>    It_groweth_as_well_in_Woods_and_shadowy_places,_as_in
<h264.P004.002>    the_open_Champion_Country,_about_the_borders_of_Fields_in
<h264.P004.003>    many_places_of_this_Land,_and_almost_in_every_Broom_Field
<h264.P004.004>    in_Essex.
<h264.P004.005>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h264.P006.001>    It_Flowreth_all_the_Summer_long.
<h264.P006.002>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h264.P008.001>    Tormentil_is_most_excellent_to_stay_all_kind_of_Fluxes
<h264.P008.002>    of_Blood_or_Humors,_in_man_or_woman,_whether_at_Nose,
<h264.P008.003>    Mouth,_Belly,_or_any_Wound_in_the_Veins_or_elswhere:_The
<h264.P008.004>    Juyce_of_the_Herb_or_Root_taken_in_drink,_not_only
<h264.P008.005>    resisteth_all_Poyson_and_Venom_of_any_Creature,_but_of_the
<h264.P008.006>    Plague_it_self,_and_Pestilential_Feavers,_and_contagious
<h264.P008.007>    Diseases,_as_the_Pox,_Measels,_Purples,_&c._expelling_the
<h264.P008.008>    Venom_and_Infection_from_the_Heart_by_sweating,_if_the
<h264.P008.009>    green_Root_be_not_at_hand_to_be_had,_the_Pouder_of_the_dry
<h264.P008.010>    Root_is_as_effectual_a_dram_thereof_being_taken_every
<h264.P008.011>    morning:_The_Decoction_likewise_of_the_Herbs_and_Roots
<h264.P008.012>    made_in_Wine_and_drunk_worketh_the_same_effect;_and_so
<h264.P008.013>    doth_the_distilled_water_of_the_Herb_and_Root_being
<h264.P008.014>    steeped_in_Wine_for_a_night,_and_then_distilled_in_Balneo
<h264.P008.015>    Mariae._This_Water_thus_distilled_taken_with_some_Venice
<h264.P008.016>    Treacle,_and_the_party_presently_laid_to_sweat_will
<h264.P008.017>    certainly_(with_Gods_help)_expel_any_Venom_or_poyson,_or
<h264.P008.018>    the_Plague,_Feaver,_&c._for_it_is_an_ingredient_of
<h264.P008.019>    especial_respect_in_all_Antidotes_or_Counterpoysons.
<h264.P008.020>    There_is_not_found_any_Root_more_effectual_to_help_any_Flux_of_the_Belly,_Stomach,_Spleen,_or_Blood_than_this,_to
<h264.P008.021>    be_taken_inwardly,_or_applied_outwardly._The_Juyce_taken
<h264.P008.022>    doth_wonderfully_open_Obstructions_of_the_Liver_and_Lungs,
<h264.P008.023>    and_thereby_in_short_space_helpeth_the_yellow_Jaundice.
<h264.P008.024>    {Note_335_here}
<h264.P008.025>    Some_use_to_make_Cakes_hereof_as_well_to_stay_all_Fluxes,
<h264.P008.026>    as_to_restrain_all_Chollerick_Belchings,_and_much
<h264.P008.027>    vomitings_with_Loathings_in_the_Stomach:_The_Pouder_of_the
<h264.P008.028>    dried_Root_made_up_with_the_white_of_an_Egg_and_baked_upon
<h264.P008.029>    a_hot_Tile_will_do_it.
<h264.P008.030>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h264.P010.001>    Andreus_Valesius_is_of_opinion,_That_the_Decoction_of
<h264.P010.002>    this_Root_is_no_less_effectual_to_cure_the_French_Pox,
<h264.P010.003>    than_Guajacum,_or_China_and_'tis_not_unlikely,_because_it
<h264.P010.004>    so_mightily_resisteth_putrefaction:_Lobel_saith,_That
<h264.P010.005>    Rondelitius_used_it_as_Hermodactils_for_Joynt-aches:_The
<h264.P010.006>    Pouder_also,_or_Decoction_to_be_drunk,_or_to_sit_therein
<h264.P010.007>    as_a_Bath_is_an_assured_Remedy_against_abortion_in_Women,
<h264.P010.008>    if_it_proceed_from_the_over_Fluxibility_or_weakness_of_the
<h264.P010.009>    inward_retentive_faculty:_as_also_a_Plaister_made
<h264.P010.010>    therewith_and_Vinegar_applyed_to_the_Reins_of_the_Back,
<h264.P010.011>    doth_much_help_not_only_this_but_also_those_that_cannot
<h264.P010.012>    hold_their_Water,_the_Pouder_being_taken_in_the_Juyce_of
<h264.P010.013>    Plantane;_and_it_is_also_commended_against_the_worms_in
<h264.P010.014>    Children._It_is_very_powerful_in_Ruptures_and_Burstings:
<h264.P010.015>    {Note_336_here}
<h264.P010.016>    as_also_for_Bruises_and_Falls,_to_be_used_as_well_outward
<h264.P010.017>    as_inwardly._The_Root_hereof_made_up_with_Pellitory_of
<h264.P010.018>    Spain_and_Allum,_and_put_into_an_hollow_Tooth,_not_only
<h264.P010.019>    asswageth_the_pain,_but_staieth_the_Flux_of_Humors_which
<h264.P010.020>    caused_it,_Tormentil_is_no_less_effectual_and_powerful_a
<h264.P010.021>    Remedy_for_outward_Wounds,_Sores,_and_Hurts,_than_for
<h264.P010.022>    inward,_and_is_therefore_a_special_Ingredient_meet_to_be
<h264.P010.023>    used_in_all_Wound_drinks,_Lotions,_and_Injections_for_foul
<h264.P010.024>    corrupt_rotten_Sores_and_Ulcers,_of_the_Mouth,_Secrets,_or
<h264.P010.025>    other_parts_of_the_Body._And_to_put_either_the_Juyce_or
<h264.P010.026>    Pouder_of_the_Root_into_such_Oyntments,_Plaisters,_and
<h264.P010.027>    such_things_that_are_to_be_applied_to_Wounds_and_Sores:_it
<h264.P010.028>    also_dissolveth_all_Knots,_Kernels,_and_hardness_gathered
<h264.P010.029>    about_the_Ears,_the_Throat,_and_Jaws_and_the_Kings_Evil_if
<h264.P010.030>    the_Leaves_and_Roots_be_bruised_and_applied_thereto:_The
<h264.P010.031>    same_also_easeth_the_pains_of_the_Sciatica_or_Hip-gout_by
<h264.P010.032>    restraining_the_sharp_Humors_that_flow_thereto._The_Juyce
<h264.P010.033>    of_the_Leaves_and_Roots_used_with_a_little_Vinegar,_is
<h264.P010.034>    also_a_special_Remedy_against_the_running_Sores_of_the
<h264.P010.035>    Head_or_other_parts,_Scabs_also_and_the_Itch,_or_any_such
<h264.P010.036>    eruptions_in_the_Skin_proceeding_of_Salt_and_sharp_Humors.
<h264.P010.037>    The_same_also_is_effectual_for_the_Piles_or_Hemorrhoids_if
<h264.P010.038>    they_be_washed_and_bathed_therwith,_or_with_the_Distilled
<h264.P010.039>    water_of_the_Herb_and_Roots:_It_is_found_also_helpful_to
<h264.P010.040>    dry_up_any_sharp_Rhewm_that_distilleth_from_the_Head_into
<h264.P010.041>    the_Eyes_causing,_redness,_pain,_waterings,_Itchings,_or
<h264.P010.042>    the_like,_if_a_little_prepared_Tutia,_or_white_Amber_be
<h264.P010.043>    used_with_the_Distilled_water_hereof:_Many_Women_use_this
<h264.P010.044>    Water_as_a_secret_to_help_themselves_and_others_when_they
<h264.P010.045>    are_troubled_with_the_too_much_flowing_of_the_Whites_or
<h264.P010.046>    Reds,_both_to_drink_it,_and_inject_it_with_a_Syringe._And
<h264.P010.047>    there's_enough,_only_remember,_the_Sun_challengeth_the
<h264.P010.048>    Herb.
<h264.P010.049>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
#
## <h265>
# chapter 265 TURNSOLE
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h265.P002.001>    The_greater_Turnsole_riseth_up_with_one_upright_Stalk
<h265.P002.002>    about_a_foot_high_or_more,_deviding_it_self_almost_from
<h265.P002.003>    the_bottom_into_diverse_smaller_Branches_of_a_hoary
<h265.P002.004>    colour:_at_each_Joynt_of_the_Stalk_and_Branches_grow_two
<h265.P002.005>    smal_broad_Leaves_somwhat_white_or_hoary_also:_At_the_tops
<h265.P002.006>    of_the_Stalks_and_Branches_stand_many_small_white_Flowers
<h265.P002.007>    consisting_of_four_and_somtimes_five_very_small_Leaves,
<h265.P002.008>    set_in_order_one_about_another,_upon_a_smal_crooked_spike
<h265.P002.009>    which_turneth_inwards_like_a_bowed_finger,_opening_by
<h265.P002.010>    degrees_as_the_Flowers_blow_open;_after_which_in_their
<h265.P002.011>    places_come_smal_corner'd_Seed,_four_for_the_most_part
<h265.P002.012>    standing_together._The_Root_is_smal_and_threddy_perishing
<h265.P002.013>    every_yeer,_and_the_Seed_shedding_every_yeer,_raiseth_it
<h265.P002.014>    again_the_next_Spring.
<h265.P002.015>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h265.P004.001>    It_groweth_in_Gardens,_and_Flowreth_and_Seedeth_with_us
<h265.P004.002>    in_England,_notwithstanding_it_is_not_natural_to_this
<h265.P004.003>    Land,_but_to_Italy,_Spain,_and_France,_where_it_groweth
<h265.P004.004>    plentifully.
<h265.P004.005>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h265.P006.001>    Dioscorides_saith,_That_a_good_Handful_of_this,_which
<h265.P006.002>    is_called_the_greater_Turnsole,_boyled_in_Water_and_drunk,
<h265.P006.003>    purgeth_both_Choller_and_Flegm:_And_boyled_with_Cummin_and
<h265.P006.004>    drunk,_helpeth_the_Stone_in_the_Reins,_Kidneys,_or
<h265.P006.005>    {Note_337_here}
<h265.P006.006>    Bladder,_provoketh_Urine_and_Womens_Courses,_and_causeth
<h265.P006.007>    an_easie_and_speedy_delivery_in_Childbirth._The_Leaves
<h265.P006.008>    bruised_and_applied_to_places_pained_with_the_Gout,_or
<h265.P006.009>    that_have_been_out_of_joynt_and_newly_set_are_full_of_pain,
<h265.P006.010>    do_give_much_ease._The_Seed,_and_the_Juyce_of_the_Leaves
<h265.P006.011>    also_being_rubbed_with_a_little_Salt_upon_Warts,_Wens,_and
<h265.P006.012>    other_hard_Kernels_in_the_Face,_Eyelids,_or_any_other_part
<h265.P006.013>    of_the_Body,_will_by_often_using_take_them_away.
<h265.P006.014>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h265.P008.001>    'Tis_an_Herb_of_the_Sun,_and_a_good_one_too.
<h265.P008.002>    =
#
## <h266>
# chapter 266 MEADOW_TREFOYL
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit P text
<h266.P001.001>    These_are_so_well_known,_especially_by_the_name_of
<h266.P001.002>    Honeysuckles,_White_and_Red,_that_I_need_not_describe
<h266.P001.003>    them.
<h266.P001.004>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h266.P003.001>    They_grow_almost_everywhere_in_this_Land.
<h266.P003.002>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h266.P005.001>    Dodoneus_saith,_The_Leaves_and_Flowers_are_good_to_ease
<h266.P005.002>    the_griping_pains_of_the_Guts,_the_Herb_being_boyled_and
<h266.P005.003>    used_in_a_Clyster:_If_the_Herb_be_made_into_a_Pultis_and
<h266.P005.004>    applied_to_Inflamations,_it_will_ease_them._The_Juyce
<h266.P005.005>    dropped_into_the_Eyes_is_a_familier_Medicine_with_many
<h266.P005.006>    Country_people_to_take_away_the_Pin_and_Web_(as_they_call
<h266.P005.007>    it)_in_the_Eyes,_it_also_allayeth_the_Heat_and
<h266.P005.008>    bloodshooting_of_them:_Country_people_do_also_in_many
<h266.P005.009>    {Note_338_here}
<h266.P005.010>    places_drink_the_Juyce_hereof_against_the_biting_of_an
<h266.P005.011>    Adder,_and_having_boyled_the_Herb_in_water,_they_first
<h266.P005.012>    wash_the_place_with_the_Decoction,_and_then_lay_some_of
<h266.P005.013>    the_Herb_also_to_the_hurt_place._The_Herb_also_bruised
<h266.P005.014>    and_heated_between_two_Tiles,_and_applied_hot_to_the
<h266.P005.015>    share,_causeth_them_to_make_water_who_had_it_stop'd
<h266.P005.016>    before:_It_is_held_likewise_to_be_good_for_Wounds,_and_to
<h266.P005.017>    take_away_Scars._The_Decoction_of_the_Herb_and_Flowers
<h266.P005.018>    with_the_Seed_and_Root_taken_for_some_time,_helpeth_Women
<h266.P005.019>    that_are_troubled_with_the_Whites._The_Seed_and_Flowers
<h266.P005.020>    boyled_in_Water,_and_after_made_into_a_Pultis_with_some
<h266.P005.021>    Oyl_and_applied,_helpeth_hard_Swellings_and_Impostumes.
<h266.P005.022>    {Note_339_here}
<h266.P005.023>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h266.P008.001>    Of_Trefoyl_or_three_leaved_Gras,_there_are_very_many
<h266.P008.002>    sorts_described_by_Authors,_but_one_I_have_found_out_which
<h266.P008.003>    I_never_red_of,_the_Leaf_is_but_small_and_it_beareth_a
<h266.P008.004>    small_yellow_Flower,_in_the_midst_of_each_Leaf_of_the
<h266.P008.005>    Herb,_is_a_perfect_picture_of_a_Heart_in_red_colour,_it
<h266.P008.006>    grows_plentifully_in_a_Field_between_Longford_and_Bow;
<h266.P008.007>    also_I_found_one_Root_in_the_High-way_between_Chadwel_and
<h266.P008.008>    Rumford_in_Essex,_as_also_another_in_the_High-way_between
<h266.P008.009>    Horn-Church_and_Upminster_in_the_same_County,_the_tast_is
<h266.P008.010>    somthing_more_hot_and_spicy_than_the_tast_of_the_rest_is.
<h266.P008.011>    =
#
## <h267>
# chapter 267 TUTSAN
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h267.P002.001>    This_hath_many_brownish_shining_round_Stalks,_crested
<h267.P002.002>    all_the_length_thereof,_rising_to_be_two_and_somtimes
<h267.P002.003>    three_foot_high,_branching_forth_even_from_the_bottom,
<h267.P002.004>    having_diverse_Joynts,_and_at_each_of_them_two_fair_large
<h267.P002.005>    Leaves_standing,_of_a_dark_blewish_green_colour_on_the
<h267.P002.006>    upper_side,_and_of_a_yellowish_green_underneath,_turning
<h267.P002.007>    reddish_towards_Autumn,_but_abiding_on_the_Branches_all
<h267.P002.008>    the_Winter:_At_the_tops_of_the_Stalks_and_Branches_stand
<h267.P002.009>    large_yellow_Flowers,_and_Heads_with_Seed,_which_being
<h267.P002.010>    greenish_at_the_first,_and_afterwards_reddish,_turn_to_be
<h267.P002.011>    of_a_blackish_purple_colour_when_they_are_through_ripe,
<h267.P002.012>    with_smal_brownish_Seed_within_them,_and_then_yield_a
<h267.P002.013>    reddish_Juyce_or_Liquor,_of_a_reasonable_good_scent,
<h267.P002.014>    somwhat_resinous,_and_of_an_harsh_or_stiptich_tast,_as_the
<h267.P002.015>    Leaves_also_and_the_Flowers_be,_although_much_less,_but_do
<h267.P002.016>    not_yield_such_a_cleer_Claret_Wine_Liquor_as_some_say_it
<h267.P002.017>    doth:_The_Root_is_brownish,_somwhat_great,_hard,_and
<h267.P002.018>    woody,_spreading_well_in_the_ground.
<h267.P002.019>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h267.P004.001>    It_groweth_in_many_Woods,_Groves,_and_Woody_Grounds,_as
<h267.P004.002>    Parks_and_Forrests,_and_by_Hedg_sides_in_many_places_of
<h267.P004.003>    this_Land,_as_in_Hampsted_Wood,_by_Ratley_in_Essex,_in_the
<h267.P004.004>    Wild_of_Kent,_and_in_many_other_places_needless_to_recite.
<h267.P004.005>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h267.P006.001>    It_Flowreth_later_than_St._Johns,_or_St._Peters_wort.
<h267.P006.002>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h267.P008.001>    Tutsan_purgeth_Chollerick_Humors_as_St._Peters-wort_is
<h267.P008.002>    said_to_do,_for_therein_it_worketh_the_same_effects,_both
<h267.P008.003>    to_help_the_Sciatica_and_Gout,_and_to_heal_burnings_by
<h267.P008.004>    fire:_It_stayeth_also_the_bleeding_of_Wounds,_if_either
<h267.P008.005>    the_green_Herb_be_bruised,_or_the_pouder_of_the_dry_be
<h267.P008.006>    applied_thereto._It_hath_been_accounted_and_certainly_is
<h267.P008.007>    {Note_340_here}
<h267.P008.008>    a_Soveraign_Herb_to_heal_any_Wound_or_Sore_either
<h267.P008.009>    outwardly_or_inwardly,_and_therfore_alwaies_used_in
<h267.P008.010>    Drinks,_Lotions,_Balms,_Oyls,_Oyntments_for_any_sort_of
<h267.P008.011>    green_Wound,_or_old_Ulcers_and_Sores,_in_all_which_the
<h267.P008.012>    continual_experience_of_former_Ages_hath_confirmed_the_use
<h267.P008.013>    thereof_to_be_admirable_good,_though_it_be_not_so_much_in
<h267.P008.014>    use_now_as_when_Physitians_and_Chirurgeons_were_so_wise_as
<h267.P008.015>    to_use_Herbs_more_than_now_they_do.
<h267.P008.016>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h267.P010.001>    It_is_an_Herb_of_Saturn_and_a_most_noble_Antivererian.
<h267.P010.002>    =
#
## <h268>
# chapter 268 GARDEN_VALERIAN
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h268.P002.001>    This_hath_a_thick_short_grayish_Root_lying_for_the_most
<h268.P002.002>    part_above_ground,_shooting_forth_on_all_sides_other_such
<h268.P002.003>    like_small_pieces_or_Roots,_which_have_all_of_them_many
<h268.P002.004>    long_and_great_strings_or_fibres_under_them,_in_the
<h268.P002.005>    ground,_whereby_it_draweth_nourishment._From_the_Heads_of
<h268.P002.006>    these_Roots_spring_up_many_green_Leaves,_which_at_first
<h268.P002.007>    are_somewhat_broad_and_long_without_any_devision_at_all_in
<h268.P002.008>    them,_or_denting_on_the_edges,_but_those_that_rise_up
<h268.P002.009>    after_are_more_and_more_devided_on_each_side,_some_to_the
<h268.P002.010>    middle_Rib,_being_winged,_as_made_of_many_Leaves_together
<h268.P002.011>    on_a_Stalk,_&_those_upon_the_Stalk_in_like_manner_are_more
<h268.P002.012>    devided,_but_smaller_towards_the_top_than_below:_The_Stalk
<h268.P002.013>    riseth_to_be_a_yard_high_or_more,_somtimes_branched_at_the
<h268.P002.014>    top,_wth_many_smal_whitish_Flowers,_somtimes_dash'd_over
<h268.P002.015>    at_the_edges_with_a_pale_purplish_colour,_of_a_little
<h268.P002.016>    scent:_which_passing_away_there_followeth_small_brownish
<h268.P002.017>    white_Seed_that_is_easily_carried_away_with_the_wind._The
<h268.P002.018>    Root_smelleth_more_strong_than_either_Leaf_or_Flower,_and
<h268.P002.019>    is_of_more_use_in_Medicine.
<h268.P002.020>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h268.P004.001>    It_is_generally_kept_with_us_in_our_Gardens.
<h268.P004.002>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h268.P006.001>    It_Flowreth_in_June_and_July,_and_continueth_Flowring
<h268.P006.002>    until_the_Frosts_pull_it_down.
<h268.P006.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h268.P008.001>    Dioscorides_saith,_That_the_Garden_Valerian_hath_a
<h268.P008.002>    warming_Faculty,_and_that_being_dryed_and_given_to_drink,
<h268.P008.003>    it_provoketh_Urine_and_helpeth_the_Strangury:_The
<h268.P008.004>    Decoction_therof_taken_doth_the_like_also,_and_taketh_away
<h268.P008.005>    pains_of_the_sides,_provoketh_Womens_Courses_and_is_used
<h268.P008.006>    in_Antidotes._Pliny_saith,_That_the_Pouder_of_the_Root
<h268.P008.007>    given_in_drink,_or_the_Decoction_thereof_taken,_helpeth
<h268.P008.008>    all_stoppings_and_stranglings_in_any_part_of_the_Body,
<h268.P008.009>    whether_they_proceed_of_pains_in_the_Chest_or_sides,_and
<h268.P008.010>    taketh_them_away._The_Root_of_Valerian_boyled_with
<h268.P008.011>    Liquoris,_Raisons,_and_Annis_Seed,_is_singular_good_for
<h268.P008.012>    those_that_are_short_winded,_and_for_those_that_are
<h268.P008.013>    troubled_with_the_Cough,_and_helpeth_to_open_the_passages,
<h268.P008.014>    and_to_expectorate_Flegm_easily._It_is_given_to_those
<h268.P008.015>    {Note_341_here}
<h268.P008.016>    that_are_bitten_or_stung_by_any_Venemous_Creature,_being
<h268.P008.017>    boyled_in_Wine._It_is_of_especial_Vertue_against_the
<h268.P008.018>    Plague,_the_Decoction_thereof_being_drunk,_and_the_Root
<h268.P008.019>    being_used_to_smell_unto;_It_helpeth_also_to_expel_the
<h268.P008.020>    wind_in_the_Belly._The_green_Herb_with_the_Root_taken
<h268.P008.021>    fresh,_being_bruised_and_applied_to_the_Head_taketh_away
<h268.P008.022>    the_pains_and_prickings_therein,_staieth_Rhewms_and_thin
<h268.P008.023>    Distillations,_and_being_boyled_in_white_Wine,_and_the
<h268.P008.024>    drop_thereof_put_into_the_eye,_taketh_away_the_dimness_of
<h268.P008.025>    the_sight,_or_any_Pin_or_Web_therein:_It_is_of_excellent
<h268.P008.026>    property_to_heal_any_inward_Sores_or_Wounds,_as_also_for
<h268.P008.027>    outward_Hurts_or_Wounds,_and_draweth_any_Splinter_or_Thorn
<h268.P008.028>    out_of_the_Flesh.
<h268.P008.029>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
#
## <h269>
# chapter 269 VERVAIN
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h269.P002.001>    The_common_Vervain,_hath_somwhat_long_and_broad_Leaves
<h269.P002.002>    next_the_ground_deeply_gash'd_about_the_edges_and_some
<h269.P002.003>    only_deeply_dented_or_cut_all_alike,_of_a_blackish_green
<h269.P002.004>    colour_on_the_upper_side,_and_somwhat_gray_underneath:_The
<h269.P002.005>    Stalk_is_square_branched_into_several_parts,_rising_about
<h269.P002.006>    two_foot_high,_especially_if_you_reckon_the_long_spike_of
<h269.P002.007>    Flowers_at_the_tops_of_them,_which_are_set_on_all_sides
<h269.P002.008>    one_above_another,_and_somtimes_two_or_three_together,
<h269.P002.009>    being_small_and_gaping,_of_a_Purplish_blew_colour,_and
<h269.P002.010>    white_intermixt;_after_which_come_small_round_Seed_in
<h269.P002.011>    small_and_somwhat_long_Heads:_The_Root_is_small_and_long,
<h269.P002.012>    but_of_no_use.
<h269.P002.013>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h269.P004.001>    It_groweth_generally_throughout_this_Land_in_diverse
<h269.P004.002>    places_by_the_Hedges_and_way_sides,_and_other_wast
<h269.P004.003>    grounds.
<h269.P004.004>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h269.P006.001>    It_Flowreth_about_July,_and_the_Seed_is_ripe_soon
<h269.P006.002>    after.
<h269.P006.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h269.P008.001>    Vervain_is_hot_and_dry,_bitter,_opening_Obstructions,
<h269.P008.002>    clensing,_and_healing,_It_helpeth_the_yellow_Jaundice,_the
<h269.P008.003>    Dropsie,_and_the_Gout,_the_defects_of_the_Reins_and_Lungs,
<h269.P008.004>    and_generally,_all_inward_pains_and_torments_of_the_Body,
<h269.P008.005>    the_Leaves_being_boyled_and_drunk;_The_same_is_held_to_be
<h269.P008.006>    good_against_the_bitings_of_Serpents,_and_other_Venemous
<h269.P008.007>    Beasts;_and_against_the_Plague,_and_both_Tertian_and
<h269.P008.008>    Quartane_Agues,_killeth_and_expelleth_Worms_in_the_Belly,
<h269.P008.009>    and_causeth_a_good_colour_in_the_Face_and_Body,
<h269.P008.010>    strengthneth_as_well_as_correcteth_the_Diseases_of_the
<h269.P008.011>    Liver_and_Spleen,_is_very_effectual_in_all_Diseases_of_the
<h269.P008.012>    Stomach_and_Lungs,_as_Coughs,_shortness_of_Breath_and
<h269.P008.013>    Wheesings,_and_is_singular_good_against_the_Dropsie,_to_be
<h269.P008.014>    drunk_with_some_Peony_Seeds,_bruised_and_put_thereto;_and
<h269.P008.015>    is_no_less_prevalent_for_the_defects_of_the_Reins_and
<h269.P008.016>    Bladder,_to_clense_them_of_those_Humors_that_ingender_the
<h269.P008.017>    Stone,_and_helpeth_to_break_the_Stone_and_to_expel_Gravel:
<h269.P008.018>    {Note_342_here}
<h269.P008.019>    It_consolidateth_and_healeth_also_all_Wounds_both_inward
<h269.P008.020>    and_outward,_and_stayeth_bleedings,_and_used_with_some
<h269.P008.021>    Honey_healeth_all_old_Ulcers_and_Fistulaes_in_the_Legs_or
<h269.P008.022>    other_parts_of_the_Body,_as_also_those_Ulcers_that_happen
<h269.P008.023>    in_the_Mouth;_or_used_with_old_Hogs_grease_it_helpeth_the
<h269.P008.024>    Swellings_and_pains_of_the_secret_parts_in_man_or_Woman,
<h269.P008.025>    as_also_for_the_Piles_and_Hemorrhoids:_Applied_with_some
<h269.P008.026>    Oyl_of_Roses_and_Vinegar_unto_the_Forehead_and_Temples,_it
<h269.P008.027>    easeth_the_inveterate_pains_and_ach_of_the_Head,_and_is
<h269.P008.028>    good_for_those_that_are_Frenetick._The_Leaves_bruised,_or
<h269.P008.029>    the_Juyce_of_them_mixed_with_some_Vinegar_doth_wonderfully
<h269.P008.030>    clense_the_Skin,_and_taketh_away_Morphew,_Freckles,
<h269.P008.031>    Pustulaes,_and_other_such_like_Inflamations_and
<h269.P008.032>    deformities_of_the_Skin_in_any_part_of_the_Body._The
<h269.P008.033>    distilled_water_of_the_Herb_when_it_is_in_his_full
<h269.P008.034>    strength,_dropped_into_the_Eyes,_clenseth_them_from_Films,
<h269.P008.035>    Clouds,_or_mists_that_darken_the_sight,_and_wonderfully
<h269.P008.036>    strengtheneth_the_Optick_Nerves;_The_said_Water_is
<h269.P008.037>    very_powerful_in_all_the_Diseases_aforesaid_either_inward
<h269.P008.038>    or_outward,_whether_they_be_old_corroding_Sores,_or_green
<h269.P008.039>    Wounds.
<h269.P008.040>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h269.P010.001>    This_also_is_an_Herb_of_Venus,_and_an_excellent_Herb
<h269.P010.002>    for_the_Womb,_to_strengthen_it_and_remedy_all_the_cold
<h269.P010.003>    griefs_of_it,_as_Plantane_doth_the_hot,_the_Herb_bruised
<h269.P010.004>    and_hung_about_the_Neck_helps_the_Headach.
<h269.P010.005>    =
#
## <h270>
# chapter 270 VINE
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit P text
<h270.P001.001>    The_Leaves_of_the_English_Vine_(I_do_not_intend_to_send
<h270.P001.002>    you_to_the_Canaries_for_a_Medicine)_being_boyled_make_a
<h270.P001.003>    good_Lotion_for_sore_Mouths,_being_boyled_with_Barley_Meal
<h270.P001.004>    into_a_Pultis,_it_cools_Inflamations_of_Wounds,_the
<h270.P001.005>    droppings_of_the_Vine_when_'tis_cut_in_the_spring,_which
<h270.P001.006>    Country_people_call_Tears,_being_boyled_into_a_Syrup_with
<h270.P001.007>    {Note_343_here}
<h270.P001.008>    Sugar_and_taken_inwardly,_is_excellent_to_stay_Womens
<h270.P001.009>    longings_after_every_thing_they_see,_which_is_a_Disease
<h270.P001.010>    many_Women_with_Child_are_subject_too;_the_Decoction_of
<h270.P001.011>    Vine_Leaves_in_white_Wine_doth_the_like:_also_the_Tears_of
<h270.P001.012>    the_Vine_drunk,_two_or_three_spoonfuls_at_a_time,_breaks
<h270.P001.013>    the_Stone_in_the_Bladder:_This_is_a_very_good_Remedy,_and
<h270.P001.014>    it_is_discreetly_done_to_kill_a_Vine_to_cure_a_Man,_but
<h270.P001.015>    the_Salt_of_the_Leaves_is_held_to_be_better.
<h270.P001.016>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h270.P003.001>    The_Ashes_of_the_burnt_Branches_will_make_Teeth_that
<h270.P003.002>    are_as_black_as_a_coal_to_be_as_white_as_snow_if_you_do
<h270.P003.003>    but_every_morning_rub_them_with_it.
<h270.P003.004>    =
#
## <h271>
# chapter 271 VIOLETS
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit P text
<h271.P001.001>    These,_both_Tame_and_Wild,_are_so_well_known_that_they
<h271.P001.002>    need_no_Description.
<h271.P001.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h271.P003.001>    They_Flower_until_the_end_of_July,_but_are_best_in
<h271.P003.002>    March_and_the_beginning_of_April.
<h271.P003.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h271.P005.001>    All_the_Violets_are_cold_and_moist_while_they_are_fresh
<h271.P005.002>    and_green,_and_are_used_to_cool_any_heat_or_distemperature
<h271.P005.003>    of_the_Body,_either_inwardly_or_outwardly,_as_inflamations
<h271.P005.004>    in_the_Eyes,_in_the_Matix_or_Fundament,_in_Impostumes,
<h271.P005.005>    also_and_hot_Swellings,_to_drink_the_Decoction_of_the
<h271.P005.006>    Leaves_or_Flowers_made_with_Water_or_Wine,_or_to_apply
<h271.P005.007>    them_Pultis_wise_to_the_grieved_place,_it_likewise_easeth
<h271.P005.008>    pains_in_the_Head,_caused_through_want_of_sleep;_or_in
<h271.P005.009>    any_place_arising_of_heat,_being_applied_in_the_same
<h271.P005.010>    manner,_or_with_Oyl_of_Roses._A_dram_weight_of_the_dried
<h271.P005.011>    Leaves_of_the_Flowers_of_Violets_(but_the_Leaves_more
<h271.P005.012>    strongly)_doth_purge_the_Body_of_Chollerick_Humors,_and
<h271.P005.013>    asswageth_the_heat_being_taken_in_a_draught_of_Wine_or_any
<h271.P005.014>    other_Drink:_The_Pouder_of_the_purple_Leaves_of_the
<h271.P005.015>    Flowers_only_pick'd_and_dried,_and_drunk_in_Water_is_said
<h271.P005.016>    to_help_the_Quinsie,_and_the_Falling-sickness_in_Children,
<h271.P005.017>    especially_in_the_beginning_of_the_Disease._The_Flowers_of
<h271.P005.018>    the_White_Violets_ripeneth_and_dissolveth_Swellings._The
<h271.P005.019>    Herb_or_Flowers_while_they_are_fresh,_or_the_Flowers_when
<h271.P005.020>    they_are_dry,_are_effectual_in_the_Plurisie,_and_all
<h271.P005.021>    Diseases_of_Lungs,_to_lenefie_the_sharpness_of_hot_Rhewms,
<h271.P005.022>    and_the_Hoarsness_of_the_Throat,_the_heat_also,_and
<h271.P005.023>    sharpness_of_Urine,_and_all_pains_of_the_Back,_or_Reins
<h271.P005.024>    {Note_344_here}
<h271.P005.025>    and_the_Bladder:_It_is_good_also_for_the_Liver_and_the
<h271.P005.026>    Jaundice,_and_in_al_hot_Agues_to_cool_the_Heat_and_quench
<h271.P005.027>    the_Thirst:_But_the_Syrup_of_Violets_is_of_most_use_and_of
<h271.P005.028>    better_effect,_being_taken_in_some_convenient_Liquor;_and
<h271.P005.029>    if_a_little_of_the_Juyce_or_Syrup_of_Lemmons_be_put_to_it,
<h271.P005.030>    or_a_few_drops_of_the_Oyl_of_Vitriol,_it_is_made_thereby
<h271.P005.031>    the_more_powerful_to_cool_the_heat_and_to_quench_the
<h271.P005.032>    Thirst,_and_giveth_to_the_drink_a_Clarret_Wine_colour,_and
<h271.P005.033>    a_fine_tart_rellish,_pleasing_the_tast._Violets_taken,_or
<h271.P005.034>    made_up_with_Honey_doth_more_clense_than_cool,_and_with
<h271.P005.035>    Sugar_contrary-wise._The_dryed_Flowers_of_Violets_are
<h271.P005.036>    accounted_among_the_Cordial_Drinks,_Pouders,_and_other
<h271.P005.037>    Medicines_especially_where_cooling_Cordials_are_necessary:_The_green_Leaves_are_used_with_other_Herbs,_to_make
<h271.P005.038>    Plaisters_and_Pultisces_for_Inflamations_and_Swellings,
<h271.P005.039>    and_to_ease_pains_wheresoever,_arising_of_heat,_and_for
<h271.P005.040>    the_Piles_also,_being_fried_with_Yolks_of_Eggs_and_applied
<h271.P005.041>    therto.
<h271.P005.042>    =
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#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h271.P007.001>    Tansies_or_Heartsease_are_like_unto_Violets_in_all
<h271.P007.002>    their_operations_but_somwhat_hotter_and_dryer,_yet_very
<h271.P007.003>    temperate,_and_by_viscuous_Juyce_therein_doth_somwhat
<h271.P007.004>    mollifie,_yet_less_than_Mallows:_It_is_conducing_in_like
<h271.P007.005>    manner_as_Violets_to_the_hot_Diseases_of_the_Chest_and
<h271.P007.006>    Lungs:_for_Agues,_Convulsions,_and_Falling-sickness_in
<h271.P007.007>    Children._The_Decoction_helpeth_Itch_and_Scabs_being
<h271.P007.008>    bathed_therwith:_It_is_said_also_to_soder_green_Wounds,
<h271.P007.009>    and_to_help_old_Sores,_the_Juyce_or_distilled_Water
<h271.P007.010>    thereof_being_drunk.
<h271.P007.011>    =
#
## <h272>
# chapter 272 VIPERS_BUGLOSS
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h272.P002.001>    This_hath_many_long_rough_Leaves_lying_on_the_ground,
<h272.P002.002>    from_among_which_rise_up_diverse_hard_round_Stalks,_very
<h272.P002.003>    rough,_as_if_they_were_thick_set_wth_prickles_or_hairs,
<h272.P002.004>    wherein_are_set_such_like_long_rough_hairy_or_prickly_sad
<h272.P002.005>    green_Leavs,_somwhat_narrow;_the_middle_Rib_for_the_most
<h272.P002.006>    part_being_white._The_Flowers_stand_at_the_tops_of_the
<h272.P002.007>    Stalks,_branched_forth_into_many_long_spiked_Leaves_of
<h272.P002.008>    Flowers,_bowing_or_turning_like_the_Turnsole,_all_of_them
<h272.P002.009>    opening_for_the_most_part_on_the_one_side,_which_are_long
<h272.P002.010>    and_hollow,_turning_up_the_Brims_a_little,_of_a_Purplish
<h272.P002.011>    Violet_colour_in_them_that_are_fully_blown,_but_more
<h272.P002.012>    reddish_while_they_are_in_the_Bud,_as_also_upon_their
<h272.P002.013>    decay_and_withering;_but_in_some_places_of_a_paler_purple
<h272.P002.014>    colour,_with_a_long_pointel_in_the_middle,_feathered_or
<h272.P002.015>    parted_at_the_top:_After_the_Flowers_are_fallen_the_Seeds
<h272.P002.016>    growing_to_be_ripe,_are_blackish,_cornered_and_pointed
<h272.P002.017>    somwhat_like_unto_the_Head_of_a_Viper._The_Root_is
<h272.P002.018>    somwhat_great_and_blackish,_and_woolly,_when_it_groweth
<h272.P002.019>    toward_Seed_time;_and_perisheth_in_the_Winter.
<h272.P002.020>    =
<h272.P002.021>    There_is_another_sort_little_differing_from_the_former,
<h272.P002.022>    only_in_that_it_beareth_white_Flowers.
<h272.P002.023>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h272.P004.001>    The_first_groweth_wild_almost_every_where._That_with
<h272.P004.002>    white_Flowers,_about_the_Castle_Walls_of_Lewes_in_Sussex.
<h272.P004.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h272.P006.001>    They_Flower_in_Summer,_and_their_Seed_is_ripe_quickly
<h272.P006.002>    after.
<h272.P006.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h272.P008.001>    It_is_an_especial_Remedy_against_the_biting_of_the
<h272.P008.002>    Viper,_and_of_all_other_Venemous_Beasts_or_Serpents,_as
<h272.P008.003>    also_against_poyson_and_poysonful_Herbs._Dioscorides_and
<h272.P008.004>    others_say,_That_whosoever_shall_take_of_the_Herb_or_Root
<h272.P008.005>    {Note_345_here}
<h272.P008.006>    before_they_be_bitten,_shall_not_be_hurt_by_the_poyson_of
<h272.P008.007>    any_Serpent._The_Roots_or_Seeds_are_thought_to_be_most
<h272.P008.008>    effectual_to_comfort_the_heart,_and_expel_Sadness,_or
<h272.P008.009>    cause_less_Melancholly,_it_tempers_the_Blood,_and_allayeth
<h272.P008.010>    the_hot_Fits_of_Agues:_The_Seed_drunk_in_Wine_procureth
<h272.P008.011>    abundance_of_Milk_in_Womens_Brests._The_same_also_being
<h272.P008.012>    taken_easeth_the_pains_in_the_Loyns,_Back,_and_Kidneys:
<h272.P008.013>    The_distilled_Water_of_the_Herb_when_it_is_in_Flower,_or
<h272.P008.014>    his_chiefest_strength,_is_excellent_to_be_applied_either
<h272.P008.015>    inwardly_or_outwardly_for_all_the_Griefs_aforesaid._There
<h272.P008.016>    is_a_Syrup_made_hereof_very_effectual_for_the_comforting
<h272.P008.017>    of_the_Heart,_and_expelling_Sadness_and_Melancholly.
<h272.P008.018>    =
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#end marginalnote
#
## <h273>
# chapter 273 WALL-FLOWERS
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit P text
<h273.P001.001>    The_Garden_kinds_are_so_well_known_that_they_need_no
<h273.P001.002>    Description.
<h273.P001.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h273.P003.001>    The_common_single_Wall-Flowers_which_grow_wild_abroad,
<h273.P003.002>    hath_sundry_smal_long,_narrow,_and_dark_green_Leaves,_set
<h273.P003.003>    without_order_upon_smal_round_whitish_woody_Stalks_which
<h273.P003.004>    bear_at_the_tops_diverse_single_yellow_Flowers_one_above
<h273.P003.005>    another,_every_one_having_four_Leaves_apiece,_and_of_a
<h273.P003.006>    very_sweet_scent:_after_which_come_long_Pods_containing
<h273.P003.007>    reddish_Seed._The_Root_is_white,_hard_and_threddy.
<h273.P003.008>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h273.P005.001>    It_groweth_upon_old_Church_Walls,_and_old_Walls_of_many
<h273.P005.002>    Houses,_and_on_other_stone_Walls_in_diverse_places._The
<h273.P005.003>    other_sorts_in_Gardens_only.
<h273.P005.004>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h273.P007.001>    All_the_single_kinds_do_Flower_many_times_in_the_end_of
<h273.P007.002>    Autumn,_and_if_the_Winter_be_mild,_all_the_Winter_long,
<h273.P007.003>    but_especially_in_the_Months_of_February,_March,_and
<h273.P007.004>    April,_and_until_the_heat_of_the_Spring_do_spend_them:_But
<h273.P007.005>    the_double_kinds_continue_not_Flowring_in_that_manner_all
<h273.P007.006>    the_yeer_along,_although_they_Flower_very_early_somtimes,
<h273.P007.007>    and_in_some_places_very_late.
<h273.P007.008>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h273.P009.001>    Galen_in_his_seventh_Book_of_Simple_Medicines_saith,
<h273.P009.002>    That_the_yellow_Wall-flowers_worketh_more_powerfully_than
<h273.P009.003>    any_of_the_other_kinds._and_is_therefore_of_more_use_in
<h273.P009.004>    {Note_346_here}
<h273.P009.005>    Physick;_It_clenseth_the_Blood_and_freeth_the_Liver_and
<h273.P009.006>    Reins_from_Obstructions,_provoketh_Womens_Courses,
<h273.P009.007>    expelleth_the_Secondine_and_dead_Child,_helpeth_the
<h273.P009.008>    hardness_and_pains_of_the_Mother,_and_of_the_Spleen_also,
<h273.P009.009>    stayeth_Inflamations_and_Swellings,_comforteth_and
<h273.P009.010>    strengthneth_any_weak_part,_or_out_of_Joynt:_helpeth_to
<h273.P009.011>    clense_the_Eyes_from_mistiness_and_Films_on_them,_and_to
<h273.P009.012>    clense_foul_and_filthy_Ulcers_in_the_Mouth_or_any_other
<h273.P009.013>    part,_and_is_a_singular_Remedy_for_the_Gout,_and_all_Aches
<h273.P009.014>    and_Pains_in_the_Joynts_and_Sinews._A_Conserve_made_of
<h273.P009.015>    the_Flowers_is_used_for_a_Remedy_both_for_the_Apoplexie
<h273.P009.016>    and_Palsey.
<h273.P009.017>    =
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#end marginalnote
#
## <h274>
# chapter 274 WALNUT_TREE
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit P text
<h274.P001.001>    This_is_so_well_known,_that_it_needeth_no_Description.
<h274.P001.002>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h274.P003.001>    It_Blossometh_early,_before_the_Leaves_come_forth,_and
<h274.P003.002>    the_Fruit_is_ripe_in_September.
<h274.P003.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h274.P005.001>    The_Bark_of_the_Tree,_doth_bind_and_dry_very_much,_and
<h274.P005.002>    the_Leaves_are_much_of_the_same_temperature,_but_the
<h274.P005.003>    Leaves_when_they_are_older,_are_heating_and_drying_the
<h274.P005.004>    Second_Degree,_and_harder_of_digestion_than_when_they_are
<h274.P005.005>    fresh,_which_by_reason_of_their_sweetness_are_more
<h274.P005.006>    pleasing_and_better_digesting_in_the_Stomach,_and_taken
<h274.P005.007>    with_sweet_Wine_they_move_the_Belly_downwards;_but_being
<h274.P005.008>    old,_they_grieve_the_Stomach,_and_in_hot_Bodies_cause
<h274.P005.009>    Choller_to_abound,_and_the_Headach,_and_are_an_enemy_to
<h274.P005.010>    those_that_have_the_Cough:_But_are_less_hurtful_to_those
<h274.P005.011>    that_have_colder_Stomachs,_and_are_said_to_kill_the_broad
<h274.P005.012>    Worms_in_the_Belly_or_Stomach._If_they_be_taken_with
<h274.P005.013>    Onions,_Salt,_and_Honey,_they_help_the_biting_of_a_Mad
<h274.P005.014>    Dog,_or_the_Venom_or_infectious_poyson_of_any_Beast_&c.
<h274.P005.015>    {Note_347_here}
<h274.P005.016>    Oneus_Pompeius_found_in_the_Treasury_of_Methridates_King
<h274.P005.017>    of_Pontus,_when_he_was_overthrown,_a_Scrowl_of_his_own
<h274.P005.018>    Hand-writing,_containing_a_Medicine_against_any_Poyson_and
<h274.P005.019>    Infection,_which_is_this:_Take_two_dry_Walnuts,_and_as
<h274.P005.020>    many_good_Figgs,_and_twenty_Leaves_of_Rue_bruised_and
<h274.P005.021>    beaten_together_with_two_or_three_Corns_of_Salt,_and
<h274.P005.022>    twenty_Juniper_Berries,_which_taken_every_morning_fasting,
<h274.P005.023>    preserveth_from_danger_of_Poyson_or_Infection,_that_day_it
<h274.P005.024>    is_taken._The_Juyce_of_the_outer_green_Husks,_boyled_up
<h274.P005.025>    with_Honey,_is_an_excellent_gargle_for_sore_Mouths,_the
<h274.P005.026>    Heat_and_Inflamations_in_the_Throat_and_Stomach:_The
<h274.P005.027>    Kernels_when_they_grow_old_are_more_Oyly,_and_therfore_not
<h274.P005.028>    so_fit_to_be_eaten,_but_are_then_used_to_heal_the_Wounds
<h274.P005.029>    of_the_Sinews,_Gangrenes,_and_Carbuncles;_The_said_Kernels
<h274.P005.030>    being_burned,_are_then_very_astringent,_and_will_then_stay
<h274.P005.031>    Lasks_and_Womens_Courses,_being_taken_in_red_Wine;_and
<h274.P005.032>    stay_the_falling_of_the_Hair_and_make_it_fair,_being
<h274.P005.033>    anointed_with_Oyl_and_Wine;_The_green_Husks_will_do_the
<h274.P005.034>    like_being_used_in_the_same_manner._The_Kernels_beaten
<h274.P005.035>    with_Rue_and_Wine,_being_applied,_helpeth_the_Quinsie;_and
<h274.P005.036>    bruised_with_some_Honey_and_applied_to_the_Ears,_easeth
<h274.P005.037>    the_pains_and_Inflamations_of_them:_A_piece_of_the_green
<h274.P005.038>    Husk_put_unto_a_hollow_Tooth,_easeth_the_pains._The
<h274.P005.039>    Catkins_hereof_taken_before_they_fall_off,_dried_and_given
<h274.P005.040>    a_dram_thereof_in_pouder_with_white_Wine,_wonderfully
<h274.P005.041>    helpeth_those_that_are_troubled_with_the_rising_of_the
<h274.P005.042>    Mother._The_Oyl_that_is_pressed_out_of_the_Kernels,_is
<h274.P005.043>    very_profitably_taken_inward_like_Oyl_of_Almonds,_to_help
<h274.P005.044>    the_Chollick,_and_to_expel_wind_very_effectually,_an_ounce
<h274.P005.045>    or_two_thereof_may_be_taken_at_a_time._The_yong_green
<h274.P005.046>    Nuts_taken_before_they_be_half_ripe_and_preserved_with
<h274.P005.047>    Sugar,_are_of_good_use_for_those_that_have_weak_Stomachs,
<h274.P005.048>    or_Defluxions_thereon._The_distilled_water_of_the_green
<h274.P005.049>    {Note_348_here}
<h274.P005.050>    Husk_before_they_be_half_ripe,_is_of_excellent_use_to_cool
<h274.P005.051>    the_heat_of_Agues,_being_drunk_an_ounce_or_two_at_a_time,
<h274.P005.052>    as_also_to_resist_the_Infection_of_the_Plague,_if_some
<h274.P005.053>    thereof_be_also_applied_to_the_Sores_thereof:_The_same
<h274.P005.054>    also_cooleth_the_heat_of_green_Wounds_and_old_Ulcers,_and
<h274.P005.055>    healeth_them_being_bathed_therewith:_The_distilled_Water
<h274.P005.056>    of_the_green_Husks_being_ripe_when_they_are_shelled_from
<h274.P005.057>    the_Nuts,_being_drunk_with_a_little_Vinegar,_is_also_found
<h274.P005.058>    by_experience_to_be_good_for_those_that_are_infected_with
<h274.P005.059>    the_Plague,_so_as_before_the_taking_therof_of_a_Vein_be
<h274.P005.060>    opened._The_said_Water_is_very_good_against_the_Quinsin
<h274.P005.061>    being_gargled_and_bathed_therewith,_and_wonderfully
<h274.P005.062>    helpeth_Deafness,_the_Noise,_and_other_pains_in_the_Ears.
<h274.P005.063>    The_Distilled_water_of_the_yong_green_Leaves_in_the_end_of
<h274.P005.064>    May_performeth_a_singular_cure_on_foul_running_Ulcers_and
<h274.P005.065>    Sores,_to_be_bathed_with_wet_Cloathes_or_Spunges_applied
<h274.P005.066>    to_them_evening_and_morning.
<h274.P005.067>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
#
## <h275>
# chapter 275 WOLD_WELD
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h275.P002.001>    The_common_kind_groweth_bushing_with_many_Leaves,_long,
<h275.P002.002>    narrow,_and_flat_upon_the_ground,_of_a_dark,_blewish,
<h275.P002.003>    green_colour,_somwhat_like_unto_Woad,_but_nothing_so
<h275.P002.004>    large,_a_little_crumpled_and_as_it_were_round_pointed
<h275.P002.005>    which_do_so_abide_the_firt_yeer:_And_the_next_Spring_from
<h275.P002.006>    among_them_rise_diverse_round_Stalks_two_or_three_foot
<h275.P002.007>    high,_beset_with_many_such_like_Leaves_thereon,_but
<h275.P002.008>    smaller,_and_shooting_forth_some_smal_Branches,_which_with_the_Stalks_carry_many_smal_yellow_Flowers_in_a_long_spiked
<h275.P002.009>    Head_at_the_tops_of_them_where_afterwards_come_the_Seed,
<h275.P002.010>    which_is_small_and_black_inclosed_in_Heads_that_are
<h275.P002.011>    devided_at_the_tops_into_four_parts._The_Root_is_long,
<h275.P002.012>    white,_and_thick,_abiding_the_Winter:_The_whol_Herb
<h275.P002.013>    changeth_to_be_yellow_after_it_hath_been_in_Flower_a
<h275.P002.014>    while.
<h275.P002.015>    =
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# unit P text
<h275.P004.001>    It_groweth_every_where_by_the_way_sides_in_moist
<h275.P004.002>    grounds_as_well_as_dry,_in_Corners_of_Fields_and_by_Lanes:
<h275.P004.003>    and_somtimes_all_over_the_Field;_in_Sussex_and_Kent_they
<h275.P004.004>    call_it_Greenweed.
<h275.P004.005>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h275.P006.001>    It_is_in_Flower_about_June.
<h275.P006.002>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h275.P008.001>    Mathiolus_saith,_That_the_Root_hereof_cutteth_tough
<h275.P008.002>    Flegm,_digesteth_raw_Flegm,_thinneth_gross_Humors,
<h275.P008.003>    dissolveth_hard_Tumors,_and_openeth_Obstructions._Some
<h275.P008.004>    {Note_349_here}
<h275.P008.005>    do_highly_commend_it_against_the_bitings_of_Venemous
<h275.P008.006>    Creatures,_to_be_taken_inwardly_and_applyed_outwardly_to
<h275.P008.007>    the_hurt_place;_as_also_for_the_Plague_or_Pestilence._The
<h275.P008.008>    People_in_some_Countries_of_this_Land_do_use_to_bruise_the
<h275.P008.009>    Herb_and_lay_it_to_Cuts_or_Wounds_in_the_Hands_or_Legs_to
<h275.P008.010>    heal_them.
<h275.P008.011>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
#
## <h276>
# chapter 276 WHEAT
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit P text
<h276.P001.001>    The_several_kinds_hereof_are_so_well_known_unto_almost
<h276.P001.002>    all_people_that_it_is_altogether_needless_to_write_any
<h276.P001.003>    Description_thereof.
<h276.P001.004>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h276.P003.001>    Dioscorides_saith,_That_to_eat_the_Corns_of_green_Wheat
<h276.P003.002>    is_hurtful_to_the_Stomach,_and_breedeth_Worms._Pliny
<h276.P003.003>    saith,_That_the_Corns_of_Wheat_toasted_upon_an_Iron_Pan
<h276.P003.004>    and_eaten,_is_a_pleasant_Remedy_for_those_that_are_chilled
<h276.P003.005>    with_cold._The_Oyl_pressed_from_Wheat_between_two_thick
<h276.P003.006>    Plates_of_Iron_or_Copper_heated,_healeth_all_Tetters_and
<h276.P003.007>    Ringworms_being_used_warm,_and_hereby_Galen_saith_he_hath
<h276.P003.008>    known_many_to_be_cured._Mathiolus_commendeth_the_same_Oyl
<h276.P003.009>    to_be_put_into_hollow_Ulcers_to_heal_them_up,_and_it_is
<h276.P003.010>    also_good_for_Chops_in_the_Hands_or_Feet,_and_to_make_a
<h276.P003.011>    rugged_Skin_smooth.
<h276.P003.012>    {Note_350_here}
<h276.P003.013>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
# unit P text
<h276.P005.001>    The_green_Corns_of_Wheat_being_chewed,_and_applied_to
<h276.P005.002>    the_place_bitten_by_a_mad_Dog,_healeth_it:_Slices_of_Wheat
<h276.P005.003>    Bread_soaked_in_Red_Rose-water,_and_applied_to_the_Eyes
<h276.P005.004>    that_are_hot,_red,_and_inflamed,_or_blood-shotten,_helpeth
<h276.P005.005>    them._Hot_Bread_applyed_for_an_hour_at_a_time_three_daies
<h276.P005.006>    together,_perfectly_healeth_the_Kernels_in_the_Throat
<h276.P005.007>    commonly_called_the_Kings_Evil._The_Flower_of_Wheat
<h276.P005.008>    mixed_with_the_Juyce_of_Henbane,_stayeth_the_Flux_of
<h276.P005.009>    Humors_to_the_Joynts_being_laid_theron:_The_said_Meal
<h276.P005.010>    boyled_in_Vinegar_helpeth_the_shrinking_of_the_Sinews
<h276.P005.011>    saith_Pliny;_and_mixed_with_Vinegar_and_Honey_boyled
<h276.P005.012>    together,_healeth_all_Freckles,_Spots,_and_Pimples_on_the
<h276.P005.013>    Face._Wheat_Flower,_mixed_with_the_Yolk_of_an_Eg,_Honey,
<h276.P005.014>    and_Turpentine,_doth_draw,_clense,_and_heal,_any_Boyl,
<h276.P005.015>    Plague_Sore,_or_foul_Ulcer._The_Bran_of_Wheat_Meal
<h276.P005.016>    steeped_in_sharp_Vinegar,_and_then_bound_in_a_Linnen
<h276.P005.017>    Cloth,_and_rubbed_on_those_places_that_have_the_Scurf,
<h276.P005.018>    Morphew,_Scabs,_or_Leprosie,_wil_take_them_away,_the_Body
<h276.P005.019>    being_first_well_purged_and_prepared._The_Decoction_of
<h276.P005.020>    the_Bran_of_Wheat_or_Barley,_is_of_good_use_to_bath_those
<h276.P005.021>    places_that_are_Bursten_by_a_Rupture:_and_the_said_Bran
<h276.P005.022>    boyled_in_good_Vinegar,_and_appled_to_swollen_Breasts,
<h276.P005.023>    helpeth_them,_and_stayeth_all_Inflamations;_it_helpeth
<h276.P005.024>    also_the_bitings_of_Vipers_(which_I_take_to_be_no_other
<h276.P005.025>    but_our_English_Adder)_and_all_other_Venemous_Creatures.
<h276.P005.026>    {Note_351_here}
<h276.P005.027>    The_Leaves_of_Wheat_Meal_applied_with_some_Salt,_taketh
<h276.P005.028>    away_hoarness_of_the_Skin,_Wharts,_and_hard_Knots_in_the
<h276.P005.029>    Flesh._Starch_moistned_with_Rosewater_and_laid_to_the
<h276.P005.030>    Cods_taketh_away_their_Itching._Wafers_put_in_Water_and
<h276.P005.031>    drunk,_stayeth_the_Lask_and_Bloody_Flux,_and_is_profitably
<h276.P005.032>    used_both_inward_and_outwardly_for_the_Ruptures_in
<h276.P005.033>    Children:_Boyled_in_Water_unto_a_thick_Gelly_and_taken,_it
<h276.P005.034>    stayeth_spitting_of_Blood:_and_boyled_with_Mints_and
<h276.P005.035>    Butter_it_helpeth_the_hoarsness_of_the_Throat.
<h276.P005.036>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
#
## <h277>
# chapter 277 WILLOW-TREE
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit P text
<h277.P001.001>    These_are_so_well_known_that_they_need_no_Description:
<h277.P001.002>    I_shall_therefore_only_shew_you_the_Vertues_thereof.
<h277.P001.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h277.P003.001>    Both_the_Leaves,_Bark,_and_the_Seed_are_used_to_stanch
<h277.P003.002>    bleeding_of_Wounds,_and_at_Mouth_and_Nose,_spitting_of
<h277.P003.003>    Blood,_and_all_other_Fluxes_of_Blood_in_man_or_woman,_and
<h277.P003.004>    to_stay_Vomiting,_and_provocation_thereunto,_if_the
<h277.P003.005>    Decoction_of_them_in_Wine_be_drunk._It_helpeth_also_to
<h277.P003.006>    stay_thin,_hot,_sharp,_salt_Distillations_from_the_Head
<h277.P003.007>    upon_the_Lungs_causing_a_Consumption:_The_Leaves_bruised
<h277.P003.008>    with_some_Pepper_and_drunk_in_Wine,_much_helpeth_the_wind
<h277.P003.009>    Chollick._The_Leaves_bruised_and_boyled_in_Wine_and_drunk
<h277.P003.010>    staieth_the_heat_of_Lust_in_man_or_woman,_and_quite
<h277.P003.011>    extinguisheth_it,_if_it_be_long_used;_The_Seed_is_also_of
<h277.P003.012>    the_same_effect._The_Water_that_is_gathered_from_the
<h277.P003.013>    Willow_when_it_flowreth,_the_Bark_being_slit,_and_a
<h277.P003.014>    fitting_Vessel_set_to_receive_it,_is_very_good_for_redness
<h277.P003.015>    and_dimness_of_Sight,_for_films_that_grow_over_the_Eyes,
<h277.P003.016>    and_stay_the_Rhewms_that_fall_into_them,_to_provoke_Urin_being_stopped_if_it_be_drunk_and_to_cleer_the_Face_and
<h277.P003.017>    Skin_from_Spots_and_Discolourings._Galen_saith,_The
<h277.P003.018>    {Note_352_here}
<h277.P003.019>    Flowers_have_an_admirable_faculty_in_drying_up_Humors,
<h277.P003.020>    beeing_a_Medicine_without_any_sharpness_or_corrosion:_You
<h277.P003.021>    may_boyl_them_in_white_Wine,_and_drunk_as_much_as_you_will
<h277.P003.022>    (So_you_drink_not_your_self_drunk.)_The_Bark_work_the
<h277.P003.023>    same_effects,_if_used_in_the_same_manner,_and_the_Tree
<h277.P003.024>    hath_alwaies_Bark_upon_it_though_not_alwaies_Flowers:_The
<h277.P003.025>    Burnt_ashes_of_the_Bark,_being_mixed_with_Vinegar_taketh
<h277.P003.026>    away_Warts,_Corns,_and_Superfluous_Flesh_being_applied_to
<h277.P003.027>    the_place._The_Decoction_of_the_Leaves_or_Bark_in_Wine,
<h277.P003.028>    takes_away_Scurf_or_Dandriff_by_washing_the_place_with_it:
<h277.P003.029>    'Tis_a_fine_cool_Tree,_The_Boughs_of_which_are_very
<h277.P003.030>    convenient_to_be_placed_in_the_Chamber_of_one_sick_of_a
<h277.P003.031>    Feaver.
<h277.P003.032>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
#
## <h278>
# chapter 278 WOAD
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h278.P002.001>    It_hath_diverse_large_Leaves,_long,_and_somwhat_broad
<h278.P002.002>    withal,_like_to_those_of_the_greater_Plantane,_but_larger,
<h278.P002.003>    thicker,_of_a_greenish_colour_and_somwhat_blew_withal:
<h278.P002.004>    From_among_which_Leaves_riseth_up_a_lusty_Stalk_three_or
<h278.P002.005>    four_foot_high,_with_diverse_Leaves_set_thereon;_The
<h278.P002.006>    higher_the_Stalk_riseth,_the_smaller_are_the_Leaves,_at
<h278.P002.007>    the_top_it_spreadeth_into_diverse_Branches,_at_the_ends_of
<h278.P002.008>    which_appear_pretty_little_yellow_Flowers,_and_after_they
<h278.P002.009>    pass_away_like_other_Flowers_of_the_Field,_come_Husks,
<h278.P002.010>    long,_and_somwhat_flat_withal,_in_form_they_resemble_a
<h278.P002.011>    Tongue,_in_colour_they_are_black,_and_they_hang_bobbing
<h278.P002.012>    downwards._The_Seed_contained_within_these_Husks_(if_it
<h278.P002.013>    be_a_little_chewed)_gives_an_Azure_colour._The_Root_is
<h278.P002.014>    white_and_long.
<h278.P002.015>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h278.P004.001>    It_is_sowed_in_Fields_for_the_benefit_of_it,_where
<h278.P004.002>    those_that_sow_it_cut_it_three_times_a_yeer.
<h278.P004.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h278.P006.001>    It_Flowreth_in_June,_but_is_long_after_before_the_Seed
<h278.P006.002>    is_ripe.
<h278.P006.003>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h278.P008.001>    Some_People_affirm_the_Plant_to_be_destructive_to_Bees,
<h278.P008.002>    which_if_it_be_I_cannot_help_it:_They_say_it_possesseth
<h278.P008.003>    Bees_with_a_Flux,_but_that_I_can_hardly_beleeve,_unless
<h278.P008.004>    Bees_be_contrary_to_all_other_Creatures,_I_should_rather
<h278.P008.005>    think_it_possesseth_them_with_the_contrary_Disease,_the
<h278.P008.006>    Herb_being_exceeding_drying_and_binding._However,_if_any
<h278.P008.007>    Bees_be_diseased_thereby,_the_cure_is_to_set_Urine_by
<h278.P008.008>    {Note_353_here}
<h278.P008.009>    them,_but_set_it_in_such_a_Vessel_that_they_cannot_drown
<h278.P008.010>    themselves,_which_may_be_remedied_if_you_put_pieces_of
<h278.P008.011>    Cork_in_it._I_told_you_before_the_Herb_was_drying_and
<h278.P008.012>    binding,_and_so_drying_and_binding_that_it_is_not_fit_to
<h278.P008.013>    be_given_inwardly._An_Oyntment_made_thereof_stancheth
<h278.P008.014>    Bleeding:_A_Plaister_made_thereof_and_applied_to_the
<h278.P008.015>    Region_of_the_Spleen_(and_I_pray_you_take_notice,_that_the
<h278.P008.016>    Spleen_lies_on_the_left_side)_takes_away_the_hardness_and
<h278.P008.017>    pains_thereof:_The_Oyntment_is_excellent_good_in_such
<h278.P008.018>    Ulcers_as_abound_with_moisture,_and_takes_away_the
<h278.P008.019>    corroding_and_fretting_Humors:_It_cools_Inflamations,
<h278.P008.020>    quencheth_St._Anthonies_fire,_and_stayeth_Defluxions_of
<h278.P008.021>    Blood_to_any_part_of_the_Body.
<h278.P008.022>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
#
## <h279>
# chapter 279 WOODBINE
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit P text
<h279.P001.001>    The_Plant_is_so_common_that_everyone_that_hath_Eyes
<h279.P001.002>    knows_them,_and_he_that_hath_none_cannot_reade_a
<h279.P001.003>    Description_if_I_should_write_it.
<h279.P001.004>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h279.P003.001>    They_Flower_in_June,_and_the_Fruit_is_ripe_in_August.
<h279.P003.002>    =
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h279.P005.001>    Doctor_Tradition,_that_grand_Introducer_of_Errors,_that
<h279.P005.002>    Hater_of_Truth,_that_Lover_of_Folly,_and_that_mortal_Foe
<h279.P005.003>    to_Doctor_Reason,_hath_taught_the_common_People_to_use_the
<h279.P005.004>    Leaves_and_Flowers_of_this_Plant_in_Mouth_Waters,_and_by
<h279.P005.005>    long_continuance_of_time_hath_so_grounded_it_in_the_Brains
<h279.P005.006>    of_the_Vulgar_that_you_cannot_beat_it_out_with_a_Beetle:
<h279.P005.007>    All_Mouth_Waters_ought_to_be_cooling_and_drying,_but
<h279.P005.008>    Honeysuckles_are_clensing,_consuming,_and_digesting,_and
<h279.P005.009>    therefore_no_waies_fit_for_Inflamations,_Thus_Doctor
<h279.P005.010>    Reason._Again,_If_you_please_we_will_Leave_Dr._Reason_a
<h279.P005.011>    while_and_come_to_Dr._Experience,_a_learned_Gentleman,_and
<h279.P005.012>    his_Brother;_Take_a_Leaf_and_chew_it_in_your_Mouth,_and
<h279.P005.013>    you_will_quickly_find_it_likelier_to_cause_a_sore_Mouth_or
<h279.P005.014>    Throat_than_to_cure_it._Well_then,_if_it_be_not_good_for
<h279.P005.015>    this,_What_is_it_good_for?_'Tis_good_for_somthing:_For
<h279.P005.016>    God_and_Nature_made_nothing_in_vain:_It_is_an_Herb_of
<h279.P005.017>    Jupiter_and_apropriated_to_the_Lungs,_the_Coelestial_Crab
<h279.P005.018>    claims_Dominion_over_it;_neither_is_it_a_Foe_to_the_Lyon:
<h279.P005.019>    If_the_Lungs_be_afflicted_by_Mercury,_this_is_your_Cure:
<h279.P005.020>    It_is_fitting_a_Conserve_made_of_the_Flowers_of_it_were
<h279.P005.021>    kept_in_every_Gentlewomans_House;_I_know_no_better_cure
<h279.P005.022>    for_an_Asthma_than_this;_Besides,_It_takes_away_the_evil
<h279.P005.023>    of_the_Spleen,_provokes_Urine,_procures_speedy_Delivery_to
<h279.P005.024>    Women_in_Travail,_helps_Cramps,_Convulsions_and_Palseys,
<h279.P005.025>    {Note_354_here}
<h279.P005.026>    and_whatsoever_griefs_comes_of_cold_or_stopping:_If_you
<h279.P005.027>    please_to_make_use_of_it_in_an_Oyntment,_it_will_cleer
<h279.P005.028>    your_Skin_of_Morphew,_Freckles,_and_Sunburning,_or
<h279.P005.029>    whatsoever_else_discolours_it,_and_then_the_Maids_will
<h279.P005.030>    love_it._I_have_done,_when_I_have_told_you_what_Authors
<h279.P005.031>    say,_and_cavelled_a_little_with_them,_They_say_the_Flowers
<h279.P005.032>    are_of_more_effect_than_the_Leaves,_and_that's_true;_but
<h279.P005.033>    they_say,_The_Seeds_are_of_least_effect_of_all:_But_Dr.
<h279.P005.034>    Reason_told_me,_That_there_was_a_Vital_Spirit_in_every
<h279.P005.035>    Seed_to_beget_its_like;_and_Dr._Experience_told_me,_That
<h279.P005.036>    there_was_a_greater_heat_in_a_Seed_than_there_was_in_any
<h279.P005.037>    other_part_of_a_Plant,_and_withal,_That_Heat_was_the
<h279.P005.038>    Mother_of_action,_and_then_judg_if_old_Dr._Tradition_(who
<h279.P005.039>    may_well_be_honor'd_for_his_Age,_but_not_for_his_Goodness)
<h279.P005.040>    have_not_so_poysoned_the_World_with_his_Errors_before_I
<h279.P005.041>    was_born,_that_it_was_never_well_in_its_wits_since,_and
<h279.P005.042>    there_is_great_fear_it_will_die_mad.
<h279.P005.043>    =
# unit G marginalnote
#end marginalnote
#
## <h280>
# chapter 280 WORMWOOD
# unit T chaptertitle
# unit S sectiontitle
# unit P text
<h280.P002.001>    Three_Wormwoods_are_familiar_with_us;_One_I_shall_not
<h280.P002.002>    descrabe,_another_I_shall_describe,_and_the_Third_be
<h280.P002.003>    Critical_at._And_I_care_not_greatly_if_I_begin_with_the
<h280.P002.004>    last_first.
<h280.P002.005>    =
<h280.P002.006>    Sea_Wormwood_hath_gotten_as_many_Names_as_vertues_(and
<h280.P002.007>    perhaps_one_more)_Seriphion,_Santonicon,_Belgicum,
<h280.P002.008>    Narbonense,_Xantomicum,_Misnense,_and_a_matter_of_twenry
<h280.P002.009>    more,_which_I_will_not_blot_Paper_withal:_A_Papist_got_the
<h280.P002.010>    Toy_by_the_end,_and_he_called_it_Holy_Wormwood;_and_in
<h280.P002.011>    truth_I_am_of_Opinion,_Their_giving_so_much_holiness_to
<h280.P002.012>    Herbs_is_the_Reason_there_remains_so_little_in_themselves.
<h280.P002.013>    =
<h280.P002.014>    The_Seed_of_this_Wormwood_is_that_which_usually_Women
<h280.P002.015>    give_their_Children_for_the_Worms:_Of_all_Wormwoods_that
<h280.P002.016>    grow_here,_this_is_the_weakest;_I_but_Doctors_commend_it,
<h280.P002.017>    and_Apothecaries_sell_it,_the_one_must_keep_his_Credit,
<h280.P002.018>    and_the_other_get_Money,_and_that's_the_key_of_the_work.
<h280.P002.019>    The_Herb_is_good_for_somthing,_because_God_made_nothing_in
<h280.P002.020>    vain;_Will_you_give_me_leave_to_weigh_things_in_the
<h280.P002.021>    Ballance_of_Reason;_Then_thus,_The_Seeds_of_the_common
<h280.P002.022>    Wormwood_are_far_more_prevalent_than_the_Seed_of_this,_to
<h280.P002.023>    expell_Worms_in_Children,_or_People_of_ripe_age:_Of_both,
<h280.P002.024>    some_are_weak,_some_are_strong._The_Seriphian_Wormseed_is
<h280.P002.025>    the_weakest,_&_happily_may_prove_to_be_fittest_for_weakest
<h280.P002.026>    Bodies_(for_it_is_weak_enough_in_all_conscience)_Let_such
<h280.P002.027>    as_are_strong_take_the_common_Wormseed,_for_the_other_will
<h280.P002.028>    do_but_little_good._Again,_neer_the_Sea_many_people_live,
<h280.P002.029>    and_Seriphium_grows_neer_them,_and_therfore_is_more
<h280.P002.030>    fitting_for_their_Bodies_because_nourished_by_the_same
<h280.P002.031>    Air;_and_this_I_had_from_Dr._Reason._In_whose_Body_Dr.
<h280.P002.032>    Reason_dwels_not,_dwels_Dr._Madness,_and_he_brings_in_his
<h280.P002.033>    Brethren,_Dr._Ignorance,_Dr._Folly,_and_Dr._Sickness,_and
<h280.P002.034>    these_together_make_way_for_Dr._Death,_and_the_latter_end
<h280.P002.035>    of_that_man_is_worse_than_the_beginning._Pride_was_the
<h280.P002.036>    cause_of_Adam's_Fall,_Pride_begate_a_Daughter,_I_do_not
<h280.P002.037>    know_the_Father_of_it_unless_the_Divil,_but_she_christned
<h280.P002.038>    it,_and_call'd_it_Appetite,_and_sent_her_Daughter_to_tast
<h280.P002.039>    these_Wormwoods,_who_finding_this_the_least_bitter,_made
<h280.P002.040>    the_sqeamish_Wench_extol_it_to_the_Skies,_though_the
<h280.P002.041>    Vertues_of_it_never_reached_to_the_middle_Region_of_the
<h280.P002.042>    Air._Its_due_praise_is_this;_It_is_weakest,_therefore
<h280.P002.043>    fitter_for_weak_Bodies,_and_fitter_for_those_Bodies_that
<h280.P002.044>    dwel_neer_it_than_those_that_live_far_from_it:_my_reason,
<h280.P002.045>    is_The_Sea_(as_those_that_live_far_from_it_know_when_they
<h280.P002.046>    comt_neer_it)_casteth_not_such_a_smel_as_the_Land_doth:
<h280.P002.047>    The_tender_Mercies_of_God_being_over_all_his_Works,_hath
<h280.P002.048>    by_his_eternal_Providence_planted_Seriphium_by_the_Sea
<h280.P002.049>    side,_as_a_fit_Medicine_for_the_Bodies_of_those_that_live
<h280.P002.050>    neer_it._Lastly,_It_is_known_to_all_that_know_any_thing
<h280.P002.051>    in_the_Course_of_Nature,_That_the_Liver_delights_in_sweet
<h280.P002.052>    things;_if_so,_it_abhors_bitter,_then_if_your_Liver_be
<h280.P002.053>    weak,_it_is_none_of_the_wisest_courses_to_plague_it_with
<h280.P002.054>    an_Enemy:_if_the_Liver_be_weak_a_Consumption_follows;
<h280.P002.055>    Would_you_know_the_Reason?_'tis_this,_A_mans_Flesh_is
<h280.P002.056>    repaired_by_Blood,_by_a_third_concoction_which_transmutes
<h280.P002.057>    Blood_into_Flesh_('tis_well_I_said_«Conction»_for_if_I_had
<h280.P002.058>    said_«Boyling»_every_Cook_would_have_understood_me.)_The
<h280.P002.059>    Liver_makes_Blood,_and_if_it_be_weakned_that_it_makes_not
<h280.P002.060>    enough_the_Flesh_wasteth,_and_why_must_Flesh_alwaies_be
<h280.P002.061>    renewed?_Because_the_eternal_God_when_he_made_the
<h280.P002.062>    Creation,_made_one_part_of_it_in_continual_dependency_upon
<h280.P002.063>    another:_And_why_did_he_so?_Because_Himself_is_only
<h280.P002.064>    Permanent,_to_reach_us,_That_we_should_not_fix_our
<h280.P002.065>    affections_upon_what_is_transitory,_but_upon_what_endures
<h280.P002.066>    for_ever._The_result_of_all_is_this,_If_the_Liver_be_weak
<h280.P002.067>    and_cannot_make_Blood_enonough_(I_would_have_said
<h280.P002.068>    «Sanguifie»_if_I_had_written_only_to_Schollers)_The
<h280.P002.069>    Seriphian_which_is_the_weakest_of_Wormwoods_is_better_than
<h280.P002.070>    the_best._I_have_been_Critical_enonough_(if_not_too_much.
<h280.P002.071>    =
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<h280.P004.001>    It_grows_familiarly_in_England_by_the_Sea_side.
<h280.P004.002>    =
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<h280.P006.001>    It_starts_up_out_of_the_earth_with_many_round_woody
<h280.P006.002>    hoary_Stalks_from_one_Root,_its_height_is_four_foot_high,
<h280.P006.003>    or_three_at_the_least._The_Leaves_in_Longitude_are_long,
<h280.P006.004>    in_Latitude_narrow,_in_Colour_white,_in_Foam_hoary,_in
<h280.P006.005>    Similitude_like_Southernwood,_only_broader_and_longer,_in
<h280.P006.006>    Tast,_rather_salt_than_bitter,_because_it_grows_so_neer
<h280.P006.007>    the_Salt_Water:_At_the_joynts_with_the_Leaves_toward_the
<h280.P006.008>    tops_it_bears_little_yellow_Flowers._The_Root_lies_deep
<h280.P006.009>    and_is_woody.
<h280.P006.010>    =
<h280.P006.011>    Common_Wormwood_I_shall_not_describe,_for_every_Boy
<h280.P006.012>    that_can_eat_an_Eg_knows_it.
<h280.P006.013>    =
<h280.P006.014>    Romane_Wormwood;_And_why_Romane,_seeing_it_grows
<h280.P006.015>    familiarly_in_England?_It_may_be_it_was_so_called_because
<h280.P006.016>    'tis_special_good_for_a_stinking_Breath,_which_the_Romans
<h280.P006.017>    cannot_be_very_free_from_maintaining_so_many_Baudy_Houses
<h280.P006.018>    by_Authority_of_his_Holiness.
<h280.P006.019>    =
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<h280.P008.001>    The_Stalks_are_slenderer_and_shorter_than_the_common
<h280.P008.002>    Wormwood_by_one_foot_at_least;_the_Leaves_are_more_finely
<h280.P008.003>    cut_and_devided_than_they_are_but_somthing_smaller;_both
<h280.P008.004>    Leaves_and_Stalks_are_hoary;_the_Flowers_of_a_pale_yellow
<h280.P008.005>    colour,_it_is_altogether_like_the_common_Wormwood,_save
<h280.P008.006>    only_in_bigness,_for_'tis_smaller;_in_tast,_for_'tis_not
<h280.P008.007>    so_bitter,_in_smell,_for_it_is_spicy.
<h280.P008.008>    =
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<h280.P015.001>    To_this_I_add,
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<h280.P017.001>    The_other_day_Mars_told_me_he_met_with_Venus,_and_he
<h280.P017.002>    asked_her_what_the_Reason_was_that_she_accused_him_for
<h280.P017.003>    abusing_Women,_he_never_gave_them_the_Pox,_in_the_Dispute
<h280.P017.004>    they_fell_out,_and_in_anger_parted,_and_Mars_told_me_that
<h280.P017.005>    his_brother_Saturn_told_him,_that_an_Antivenerial_Medicine
<h280.P017.006>    was_the_best_against_the_Pox._Once_a_Month_he_meets_with
<h280.P017.007>    the_Moon,_Mars_is_quick_enough_of_speech,_and_the_Moon_not
<h280.P017.008>    much_behind_hand_(neither_are_most_Women)_The_Moon_looks
<h280.P017.009>    much_after_Children,_and_Children_are_much_troubled_with
<h280.P017.010>    the_Worms,_she_desired_a_Medicine_of_him,_he_bad_her_take
<h280.P017.011>    his_own_Herb_Wormwood:_He_had_no_sooner_parted_with_the
<h280.P017.012>    Moon_but_he_met_with_Venus,_and_she_was_as_drunk_as_a
<h280.P017.013>    Bitch,_Alas_poor_Venus_quoth_he,_What,_thou_a_Fortune_and
<h280.P017.014>    be_drunk?_I'le_give_thee_an_Antipathetical_Cure,_take_my
<h280.P017.015>    Herb_Wormwood,_thou_shalt_never_get_a_Surfet_by_drinking.
<h280.P017.016>    A_poor_silly_Countryman_hath_got_an_Ague_and_cannot_go
<h280.P017.017>    about_his_business,_he_wishes_he_had_it_not,_and_so_do_I,
<h280.P017.018>    but_I'le_tell_him_a_Remedy_whereby_he_may_prevent_it.
<h280.P017.019>    Take_the_Herb_of_Mars_Wormwood,_and_if_Infortunes_will_do
<h280.P017.020>    good_what_will_Fortunes_do?_Some_say_the_Lungs_are_under
<h280.P017.021>    Jupiter,_and_if_the_Lungs,_then_the_breath,_and_yet_a_man
<h280.P017.022>    somtimes_gets_a_stinking_breath,_and_yet_Jupiter_is_a
<h280.P017.023>    Fortune_forsooth;_up_comes_Mars_to_him,_Come_Brother
<h280.P017.024>    Jupiter,_thou_knowest_I_sent_thee_a_couple_of_Trines_to
<h280.P017.025>    thy_Houses_last_night,_the_one_from_Aries,_and_other_from
<h280.P017.026>    Scorpio,_give_me_thy_leave_by_Sympathy_to_cure_the_poor
<h280.P017.027>    man_by_drinking_a_draught_of_Wormwood_Beer_every_morning.
<h280.P017.028>    The_Moon_was_weak_the_other_day,_and_she_gave_a_man_to
<h280.P017.029>    terrible_mischiefs,_a_dull_Brain,_and_a_weak_sight,_Mars
<h280.P017.030>    laies_by_his_Sword_and_comes_to_her,_Sister_Moon_saith_he
<h280.P017.031>    This_man_hath_anger'd_thee,_but_I_beseech_thee_take_notice
<h280.P017.032>    he_is_but_a_Fool,_prithee_be_patient,_I_will_with_my_Herb
<h280.P017.033>    Wormwood_cure_him_of_both_Infirmities_by_Antipathy,_for
<h280.P017.034>    thou_knowest,_thou_and_I_cannot_agree;_with_that_the_Moon
<h280.P017.035>    began_to_quarrel;_Mars_(not_delighting_much_in_Womens
<h280.P017.036>    Tongues)_went_away,_and_did_it_whether_she_would_or_no.
<h280.P017.037>    =
<h280.P017.038>    He_that_reades_this_and_understands_what_he_reades,_he
<h280.P017.039>    hath_a_Jewel_more_worth_then_a_Diamond:_He_that
<h280.P017.040>    understands_it_not,_is_as_little_fit_to_give_Physick.
<h280.P017.041>    There_lies_a_Key_in_these_words,_which_will_unlock_(if_it
<h280.P017.042>    be_turned_by_a_wise_hand)_the_Cabbinet_of_Physick:_I_have
<h280.P017.043>    delivered_it_so_plainly_as_I_durst;_'tis_not_upon_Wormwood
<h280.P017.044>    only_that_I_wrote,_but_upon_all_Plants,_Trees,_and_Herbs:
<h280.P017.045>    He_that_understands_it_not,_is_unfit_(in_my_Opinion)_to
<h280.P017.046>    give_Physick._This_shall_live_when_I_am_dead;_and_thus_I
<h280.P017.047>    leave_it_to_the_World,_not_caring_a_Halfpenny_whether_they
<h280.P017.048>    like_or_dislike_it._The_Grave_equals_all_men,_and
<h280.P017.049>    therefore_shall_equal_me_with_the_Princes,_until_which
<h280.P017.050>    time_the_Eternal_Providence_is_over_me;_then_the_ill
<h280.P017.051>    tongue_of_a_pratling_Priest,_or_of_one_who_hath_more
<h280.P017.052>    Tongue_than_Wit,_or_more_Pride_than_Honesty,_shall_never
<h280.P017.053>    trouble_me._Wisdom_is_justified_of_her_Children;_and_so
<h280.P017.054>    much_for_Wormwood.
<h280.P017.055>    =
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<h281.P002.001>    It_hath_many_long_Leaves_spread_upon_the_ground_and
<h281.P002.002>    fine_cut,_and_devided_into_many_smal_parts,_Its_Flowers
<h281.P002.003>    are_white_but_not_all_of_a_whiteness,_and_staied_in_Knots,
<h281.P002.004>    upon_diverse_green_Stalks_which_rise_from_amongst_the
<h281.P002.005>    Leaves.
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<h281.P008.001>    An_Oyntment_of_them_cures_Wounds_and_is_most_fit_for
<h281.P008.002>    such_as_have_Inflamations,_it_being_an_Herb_of_Dame_Venus;
<h281.P008.003>    It_stops_the_Terms_in_Women_being_boyled_in_white_Wine_and
<h281.P008.004>    the_Decoction_drunk,_as_also_the_Bloody_Flux;_the_Oyntment
<h281.P008.005>    of_it_is_not_only_good_for_green_Wounds,_but_also_for
<h281.P008.006>    Ulcers_and_Fistulaes,_especially_such_as_abound_with
<h281.P008.007>    moisture;_It_staies_the_shedding_off_of_Hair,_the_Head
<h281.P008.008>    being_bathed_with_the_Decoction_of_it;_inwardly_taken,_it
<h281.P008.009>    helps_the_retentive_faculty_of_the_Stomach,_it_helps_the
<h281.P008.010>    running_of_the_Reins_in_men,_and_the_whites_in_women,_and
<h281.P008.011>    helps_such_as_cannot_hold_their_water;_and_the_Leaves
<h281.P008.012>    chewed_in_the_Mouth_ease_the_Toothach;_and_these_Vertues
<h281.P008.013>    being_put_together_shew_the_Herb_to_be_drying_and_binding.
<h281.P008.014>    Achilles_is_supposed_to_be_the_first_that_left_the_Vertues
<h281.P008.015>    of_this_Herb_to_posterity,_having_learned_them_of_his
<h281.P008.016>    Master_Chyron_the_Centaure,_and_certainly_a_very
<h281.P008.017>    profitable_Herb_it_is_in_the_Camp,_and_perhaps_therfore
<h281.P008.018>    called_Militaris.
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