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The root of Behen Album drunke in wine, is good against the bloudie fluxe: and beeing pound [ A] leaues and floures, and laid to, cureth the stingings of Scorpions and such like venomous beasts; insomuch that who so doth hold the same in his hand, can receiue no damage or hurt by any veno∣mous beast.
The decoction of the root made in water and drunke, prouoketh vrine, it helpeth the strangurie, [ B] and paines about the backe and Huckle bone. † 1.1
That which was formerly here set sorth in the third place by the name of Ocymastrum 〈◊〉〈◊〉, is nothing else but the 〈◊〉〈◊〉 〈◊〉〈◊〉 multiplex, which I haue described amongst the rest of the same kinde in the 128. Chapter of this booke.