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TVrneps are of hot and moist temperature; if they bee first well boiled in water, and after in the fat broth of flesh, and eaten with Porke or Beefe, they nourish much, they augment the seed of man, and pro∣voke carnall lust;* 1.1 They bee windy, wherefore they should be eaten with Pepper: They breake flegme in
the brest and cause one to spit easily, but being much and often eaten, they make raw juyce in the stomack, and corrupt the breath; the seed of it is put in Tria∣cle, as good against poyson.
The vertue of Turneps.