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Being eaten the séede or roote maketh abundance of milke, likewise drunke with P••••sane or ale. The séede some what restrayneth fluxe, prouoketh to pisse, and mi∣tigateth frettings of the stomacke and guttes, specially the decoction of the roote, if the matter, causing fretting, bée colde, but if it bée of a hotte cause, the vse thereof is dangerous for inflāmation or exulceration of the raines or bladder. It is hotte in the third degrée, and dry in the first.
Galen simplici. de medica∣men. lib. aca. 7.