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Galen in his seventh Book of Simple Me∣dicines saith, That the yellow Wall-flowers worketh more powerfully than any of the o∣ther kinds, and is therefore of more use in Physick; It clenseth the Blood and freeth the Liver and Reins from Obstructi∣ons,* 1.1 provo∣keth Womens Courses, expelleth the Secon∣dine
and dead Child, helpeth the hardness and pains of the Mother, and of the Spleen also, stayeth Inflamations and Swellings, comfor∣teth and strengthneth any weak part, or out of Joynt: helpeth to clense the Eyes from misti∣ness and Films on them, and to clense foul and filthy Ulcers in the Mouth or any other part, and is a singular Remedy for the Gout, and all Aches and Pains in the Joynts and Si∣news. A Conserve made of the Flowers is u∣sed for a Remedy both for the Apoplexie and Palsey.
Obstructions, Liver, Terms provokes, Afterbirth Dead Child, Spleen, Weakness Disjun∣cture, Gout, Sinews, Apoplexy, Palsey.