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Dioscorides saith, it is a remedie for them that [ A] haue the dropsie, the yellow iaundice, and that are troubled with the spleene.
It prouoketh vrine, & is put into Mithridate, [ B] treacle, and counterpoisons.
It profiteth much against the bitings of ve∣nomous [ C] beasts, and driueth away all venomous beasts from the place where it is strewed or burnt.
The same drunke with vineger, is good for [ D]
the diseases of the milt and spleene; it troubleth the stomacke, and afflicteth the head, and prouo∣keth the loosenesse of the bellie.