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The leaues of water Plantaine, as some Authors report, are good to be laid vpon the legs of such [ A] as are troubled with the Dropsie, and hath the same propertie that the land Plantaine hath.
‡ Dioscordies and Galen commend the seed hereof giuen in Wine, against 〈◊〉〈◊〉, Dysenteries, [ B] the spitting of bloud, and ouermuch flowing of womens termes.
Pliny saith, the leaues are good against burnes. ‡ [ C]