The compleat herbal of physical plants containing all such English and foreign herbs, shrubs and trees as are used in physick and surgery ... : the doses or quantities of such as are prescribed by the London-physicians and others are proportioned : also directions for making compound-waters, syrups simple and compound, electuaries ... : moreover the gums, balsams, oyls, juices, and the like, which are sold by apothecaries and druggists are added to this herbal, and their irtues and uses are fully described / by John Pechey ...

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The compleat herbal of physical plants containing all such English and foreign herbs, shrubs and trees as are used in physick and surgery ... : the doses or quantities of such as are prescribed by the London-physicians and others are proportioned : also directions for making compound-waters, syrups simple and compound, electuaries ... : moreover the gums, balsams, oyls, juices, and the like, which are sold by apothecaries and druggists are added to this herbal, and their irtues and uses are fully described / by John Pechey ...

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Pechey, John, 1655-1716.

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London :: Printed for Henry Bonwicke ...,

1694.

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Contents

• title page
• THE PREFACE.
• ADVERTISEMENT.
• The Explanatory Table.
• ERRATA.
• THE English Herbal OF PHYSICAL PLANTS.
  • A
    • ABele-tree.
    • Adders-tongue, in Latin Ophioglosum.
    • Common Agrimony, in Latin Agrimonia.
    • Alder-tree, in Latin Al∣nus.
    • Black Alder, in Latin Alnus nigra baccifera.
    • Alexanders, in Latin Hippocelinum.
    • Angelica, in Latin An∣gelica.
      • Lozenges to be held in the Mouth in the Plague-time.
    • Apple-tree, in Latin Malus.
      • First, Those that are soon ripe, and soon decay.
      • Secondly, Winter-Ap∣ples, and such as last long.
      • Thirdly, The Apples that are best for making Cyder.
      • The Altering Syrup of Apples.
      • The Purging Syrup of Apples.
    • Apricock-tree, in La∣tin Malus Armeniaca.
    • White Arch-Angel, in Latin Laminum album.
    • Stinking Arrach, or Or∣rach, in Latin Atriplex O∣lida.
    • Common Arsmart, in Latin Persicaria.
    • Artichoke, in Latin Ci∣nara.
    • Asarabacca, in Latin Asarum.
    • The Ash-tree, in Latin Fraxinus.
    • Avens, in Latin Cario∣phillata.
  • B.
    • BArbery-tree, in Latin Berberis.
    • Barley, in Latin Hor¦deum.
      • Barley-water.
      • The Cinnamon-water with Barley.
    • Garden-Basil, in Latin Ocymum.
    • Wild-Basil, in Latin A∣cinos.
    • Baulm, in Latin Me∣lissa.
    • Bay-tree, in Latin Laurus.
      • A Clyster for the Cho∣lick.
    • Beans, in Latin Faba.
    • Bears-foot, in Latin Helleboraster.
    • Beech-tree, in Latin Fagus.
    • White-Beet, in Latin Beta alba.
    • Sea-Beet, in Latin Beta Maris.
    • Wood-Betony, in La∣tin Betonica.
    • Common-Bilberries, in Latin Vaccinia nigra vulga∣ris.
    • Birch-tree, in Latin, Betula.
    • The Greater Bistort, or Snake-weed, in Latin Bi∣storta major.
    • Ʋpright-Blite, in Latin Blitum erectius.
    • Blue-Bottles, in La∣tin Cyanus.
    • Borrage, in Latin Bor∣rago.
    • Box-tree, in Latin Bu∣xus.
    • Bramble, in Latin Ru∣bus.
    • White-Briony, in La∣tin Brionia alba.
    • Common-Brook-Lime, in Latin Anagallis aquatica.
    • Broom, in Latin Geni∣sta.
    • Broom-rape, in Latin Orobanche.
    • Butcher's-Broom, in La∣tin Ruscus, or Bruscus.
    • Buck-thorn, in Latin Rhamnus Catharticus.
    • Bugle, in Latin Bugu∣la.
    • Bugloss, in Latin Bu∣glossum.
    • Bur-dock, in Latin Bardana.
    • Burnet, in Latin Pim∣pinella vulgaris, sive minor.
    • Butter-bur, or Pesti∣lent-wort, in Latin Petasitis.
    • Butterwort, or York∣shire-Sanicle, in Latin Pin∣guicula.
  • C.
    • CAbbage, in Latin Bra∣sica.
    • Sea-Cabbage, or Cole∣wort, in Latin Brasica Ma∣rina.
    • Field-Calamint, in La∣tin Calamintha.
    • Calve's-snout, or Snap∣dragon, in Latin Antirrhi∣num.
    • Camomile, in Latin Chamaemelum.
    • Caraways, in Latin Carum.
    • Wild-Carrot, in Latin Daucus Offinarum.
    • Celandine, in Latin Chelidonium majus.
    • The Lesser Celandine, or Pile-wort, in Latin Che∣lidonium minus.
    • The Lesser Centory, in Latin Centaurium minus.
    • Common Wild Charvil, in Latin Cerefolium Silve∣stre.
    • Cherries, in Latin Ce∣rasus.
    • Chesnut-tree, in Latin Castanea.
    • Chick-weed, in Latin Alfine.
    • Common-Garden-Clary, in Latin Horminum.
    • Cloud-berry, Knot-ber∣ry, or Knout-berry, in Latin Chamamorus.
    • Clowns-all-heal, in Latin Panax Coloni.
    • Coly-flower, in Latin Brasica florida.
    • Common-Colts-foot, in Latin Tussilago.
    • Columbine, in Latin Aquilegia.
    • Great-Comfrey, in La∣tin Conslida major.
    • Sea-Coralline, in Latin Corallina.
    • Female-Cornel, Dog-ber∣ry, or Gatter-tree, in Latin Cornus foemina.
    • Costmary, in Latin Bal∣samita mas.
    • Cowslips, in Latin Pa∣ralysis.
    • Common-Garden-Cresses, in Latin Nasturtium hortense.
    • Water-Cresses, in Latin Nasturtium aquaticum.
    • Cross-wort, or Mug∣weed, in Latin Cruciata.
    • The Common Creeping Crow-foot, in Latin Ra∣nunculus pratensis.
    • Round-rooted, or Bulbous Crow-foot, in Latin Ra∣nunculus bulbosus.
    • Ivy-leav'd, Water-Crow-foot, in Latin Ranunculus aquaticus, or Hederaceus al∣bus.
    • Cuckow-pintle, in La∣tin Arum.
    • Cucumber, in Latin Cucumis.
    • Wild-Cucumber, in Latin, Cucumis silvestris.
    • Common-Cudweed, in Latin Gnaphalium vulgare majus.
    • Currant-bush, in Latin Ribes.
    • Cypress-trees, in La∣tin Cupressus.
  • D.
    • WIld English Dffadil, in Latin Narcissus Anglicus.
    • The Greater Wild White Daisies, in Latin Bellis major.
    • The Lesser Daisie, or Common Wild Daisie, in La∣tin Bellis minor.
    • Dandalyon, in Latin Dens-leonis.
    • Dane-wort, in Latin Ebulus.
    • Darnel, in Latin Lo∣lium album.
    • Dill, in Latin Anethum.
    • Dittander, in Latin Lepidium latifolium.
    • Sharp-pointed Dock, with curled Leaves, in Latin La∣pathum acutum crispum.
    • Sharp-pointed Dock, in Latin Lapathum acutum.
    • The Dock called Monk's-Rubarb, or Garden-patience, in Latin Hippo-lapathum.
    • Dodder, in Latin Cus∣cuta.
    • Common Drop-wort, or Filipendula, in Latin Fili∣pendula.
    • Common Dove's-foot, or Crane's-bill, in Latin Ge∣ranium Columbinum vulgare.
    • The Dove's-foot, cal∣let Herb-Robert, and in La∣tin Geranium Robertianum,
    • Dragons, in Latin Dra∣contium.
    • Duck's-meat, in Latin Lenticula palustris.
  • E.
    • EArth-nut, in Latin Bulbocastanum.
    • Egglentine, or Sweet-Bryer, in Latin Rosa silve∣stris odora.
    • Elder, in Latin Sambu∣cus.
    • Elecampane, in Latin Helenium.
    • Elm, in Latin Ʋlmus.
    • Endive, in Latin Endi∣via.
    • Eringo, or Sea-Holly, in Latin Eringium marinum.
    • Eye-bright, in Latin Euphrasia.
  • F.
    • COmmon-Fennel, in La∣tin Faeniculum vulgare.
    • Hog's-Fennel, or Sul∣phur-wort, in Latin Puceda∣num vulgare.
    • Fenugreek, in Latin Foenum Graecum.
    • Common Male-Fern, in Latin Filix mas vulgaris.
    • Female-Fern, in Latin Filix foemina.
    • Flowering-Fern, or Os∣mond-royal, in Latin Filix florida, or Osmonda regalis.
    • Feverfew, in Latin Matricaria.
    • Fig-tree, in Latin Fi∣cus.
    • Fig-wort, in Latin Scrophularia major.
    • Filberd, in Latin Cory∣lus sativa.
    • Firr-tree, in Latin A∣bies.
    • Sweet-smelling Flag, in Latin Calamus aromaticus Officinarum.
    • Flax, in Latin Linum sati∣vum.
    • Purging, or Wild Dwarf-Flax, or Mill-mountain, in Latin Linum silvestre ca∣tharticum.
    • Marsh-Flea-bane, or Bird's-tongue, in Latin Coni∣za palustris.
    • Flix-weed, in Latin Sophia Chirurgorum.
    • Common Purple-Flower-de-luce, in Latin Iris vul∣garis.
    • The Yellow Water-Flow∣er-de-luce, in Latin Iris palustris lutea.
    • Fluellin, or Male-Speed-well, in Latin Veroni∣ca ma.
    • The Lesser Spiked-Fluel∣lin, or Speed-well, in Latin Veronica spicata minor.
    • Purple Fox-gloves, in Latin Digialis purpurea vulgaris.
    • Fumetory, in Latin Fumaria.
  • G.
    • GArlick, in Latin Alli∣um.
    • Wild Germander, in Latin Chamaedrys silvestris.
    • Goat's-beard, in Latin Tragopogon.
    • Goat's-Rue, in Latin Galega.
    • Golden-rod, in Latin Virga aurea.
    • Goos-berry-bush, in La∣tin Grossularia.
    • Goose-grass, or Cleav∣ers, in Latin Aparine.
    • Groncil, or Grouncel, in Latin Lithospermum.
    • Ground-pine, in Latin Chamaepytis vulgaris.
    • Groundsel, in Latin Erigeron.
  • H.
    • HArt's-tongue, in La∣tin Phillitis.
    • Hemlock, in Latin Ci∣cuta.
    • Common-Hemlock, Wild-Ciceley, or Cow-weed, in La∣tin Ciutaria vulgaris.
    • Hemp, in Latin Canna∣bis sativa.
    • Common Hemp-Agri∣monr, in Latin Eupatorium cannabinum.
    • Common Hen-bane, in Latin Hyoscyamus vulgaris.
    • Herb-Robert, in Latin Geranium Robertianum.
    • Holly, in Latin Agrifo∣lium.
      • The Way to make Bird-lime.
    • Common Hony-suckle, or Wood-bind, in Latin Pe∣riclymenum.
    • Hops, in Latin Lupulus.
    • White Hore-hound, in Latin Marrubium album.
    • Horse-tail, in Latin E∣quisetum.
    • Great Hounds-tongue, in Latin Cynoglossum.
    • House-leek, or Sin-green, in Latin Sedum ma∣gus vulgare.
    • Hyssop, in Latin Hysso∣pus.
  • I.
    • JAck-by-the-Hedge, or Sauce-alone, in Latin Alliaria.
    • White Iessamin, in La∣tin Jasminum album.
    • Iew's-ear, in Latin Fungus sambucinus.
    • St. Iohn's-wort, in La∣tin Hypericon.
    • Iuly-flowers, in Latin Caryophyllus.
    • Iuniper-tree, in Latin Juniperus.
    • Climbing-Ivy, in Latin Hedera Arborea.
    • Ground-Ivy, in Latin Hedera terrestris.
  • K.
    • KIdny, or French-beans, in Latin Phaseolus.
    • Common Knot-grass, in Latin Polygonum mas vul∣gare.
  • L.
    • COmmon Ladies-bed-straw, in Latin Gal∣lium luteum vulgare.
    • Ladies-mantle, in La∣tin Alchimilla.
    • Ladies-smock, in La∣tin Cardamine.
    • Lavender, in Latin Lavendula.
    • Common Lavender-ct∣ton, in Latin Abrotanum faemina vulgare.
    • Spurge-Laurel, in Latin Laureola.
    • Leeks, in Latin Por∣rum.
    • Garden-Lettice, in La∣tin Lactuca sativa.
    • Lilly of the Vallies, in Latin Lilium convalli∣um.
    • Water-Lilly, in Latin Nymphaea.
    • White-Lilly, in Latin Lilium.
    • Lime-tree, in Latin Tilia.
    • Liquorish, in Latin Gly∣cyrriza.
    • Liverwort, in Latin Hepatica vulgaris.
    • Lovage, in Latin Le∣visticum.
    • Lung-wort, in Latin Muscus arboreus.
    • Lupines, in Latin Lu∣pinus sativus.
  • M.
    • MAdder, in Latin Ru∣bia tinctorum.
    • White Maiden-hair, or Wall-Rue, in Latin Adian∣um album.
    • Common Mallow, in Latin Malva vulgaris.
    • Marsh-Mallows, in La∣tin Althaea.
    • Vervain-Mallow, in La∣tin Alcea vulgaris.
    • The Great Maple, com∣monly call'd the Sycamore-tree, tho' falsly, in Latin Acer majus.
    • Garden-Marigold, in Latin Calendula sativa.
    • Marjoram, in Latin Majorana.
    • Master-wort, in Latin Imperatoria.
    • Maudlin, in Latin Age∣ratum vulgare.
    • Stinking May-weed, in Latin Cotula foetida.
    • Meadow-sweet, in La∣tin Ʋlmaria.
    • Medlar-tree, in Latin Mespilus.
    • Melilot, in Latin Meli∣lotus.
    • Melon, in Latin Melo.
    • Common English Mercu∣ry, or All-good, in Latin Bonus Henericus.
    • Dog's-Mercury, in La∣tin Cynocrambe.
    • Milfoil, in Latin Mille∣folium.
    • Milk-wort, in Latin Polygala.
    • Mint, in Latin Mentha.
    • Misleto, in Latin Viscus.
    • Mony-wort, or Herb-Two-pence, in Latin Num∣mularia major vulgaris.
    • Moon-wort, in Latin Lunaria.
    • Cup-Moss, in Latin Muscus pyxidatus.
    • Mother-wort, in Latin Cardiaca.
    • Creeping Mouse-ear, in Latin Philosella repens.
    • Mug-wort, in Latin Artemisia.
    • Mulberry-tree, in La∣tin Mrus.
    • White Mullein, or High-Taper, in Latin Ver∣bascum album vulgare.
    • Dusty Mushrome, or Puff-balls, in Latin Fungus pulverulentus.
    • Mustard, in Latin Si∣napi.
    • Hedge-Mustard, in La∣tin Erysimum.
    • Myrtle-tree, in Latin Myrtus.
  • N.
    • Navel-wort, in Latin Umbilicus veneris.
    • Nep-Calmint, in La∣tin Mentha Cattaria.
    • Nettle, in Latin Ʋrti∣ca.
    • Woody-Night-shade, or Bitter-sweet, in Latin So∣lanum lignosum.
    • Nipple-wort, in Latin Lampsana.
  • O.
    • OAk-tree, in Lat. Quer∣cus.
    • Oats, in Latin Avenae.
    • Onion, in Latin Caepa.
    • Orpine, in Latin Tele∣phium.
  • P.
    • HErb Paris, True-Love, or One-berry, in Latin Herba Paris.
    • Parsly, in Latin Petro∣selinum.
    • Parsly-piert, in Latin Percepier.
    • Garden-Parsnip, in La∣tin Pastinaca latifolia sati∣va.
    • Cow-Parsnip, in Latin Sphondilium.
    • Peach-tree, in Latin Malus Persica.
    • The Pear-tree, in La∣tin Pyrus.
    • Pease, in Latin Pisum.
    • Pellitory, in Latin Pa∣rietaria.
    • Penny-Royal, in La∣tin Pulegium.
    • Peony, in Latin Paeonia.
    • Pepper-wort, in Latin Lepidium.
    • Periwinele, in Latin Vinca per vinca.
    • Male-Pimpernel, in Latin Anagallis mas.
    • The Pine-tree, in La∣tin Pinus.
    • Plantain, in Latin Plantago.
    • Plum-tree, in Latin Prunus.
    • Polypody, in Latin Po∣lypodium.
    • The Poplar-tree, in Latin Populus.
    • Red-Poppy, or Corn-Rose, in Latin Papaver Rheas.
    • White-Poppy, in Latin Papaver album.
    • Primrose, in Latin Pri∣mula veris.
    • English-Prunes, or Plums, call'd Bullace, in Latin Pru∣nus.
    • Pumpion, in Latin Pe∣po.
    • Purflain, in Latin Por∣tulaca.
  • Q.
    • QVince-tree, in Latin Malus Cydonia.
  • R.
    • RAdish, in Latin Rapha∣nus sativus.
    • Horse-Radish, in Latin Raphanus Rusticanus.
    • Common Rag-wort, in Latin Jacobaea vulgaris.
    • Raspberry-bush, in La∣tin Rubus Idaeus.
    • Rest-harrow, or Ca∣mock, in Latin Anonis.
    • Rie, in Latin Secale.
    • Rocket, or Winter-Cresses, in Latin Barbarea.
    • Wild-Rocket, in Latin Eruca sylvestris.
    • The Rose, in Latin Rosa.
    • Rosemary, in Latin Rosmarinus.
    • Rue, in Latin Ruta.
    • Rupture-wort, in La∣tin Herniaria.
  • S.
    • SAffron, in Latin Crocus.
    • Sage, in Latin Salvia.
    • Wood-Sage, in Latin Salvia agrestis.
    • Sampire, in Latin Crithmum marinum.
    • Sanicle, in Latin Sani∣cula.
    • Savine, in Latin Sabi∣na.
    • Savory, in Latin Satu∣reia.
    • Meadow-Saxifrage, in Latin Saxifraga Anglica fa∣cie seseli pratensis.
    • Common Field-Scabious,in Latin Scabiosa major com∣munior.
    • Scordium, or Water-Germander, in Latin Scor∣dium.
    • Scurvy grass, in La∣tin Cochlearia.
    • Self-heal, in Latin Pru∣nella.
    • Shepherd's-purse, in Latin Bursa pastoris.
    • Silver-weed, in Latin Argentina.
    • Smallage, in Latin A∣pium.
    • Sneez-wort, in Latin Ptarmica.
    • Solomon's-seal, in La∣tin Polygomaton,
    • Sope-wort, in Latin Saponaria.
    • The Sorbe, or Quicken-tree, in Latin Sorbus sylve∣stris.
    • Common-Sorrel, in La∣tin Acetosa vulgaris.
    • Sheep's-Sorrel, in Latin Acetosa arvensis lanceolata.
    • Roman or French-Sor∣rel, in Latin Acetosa rotun∣difolia.
    • Wood-Sorrel, in Latin Trifolium acetosum vulgare.
    • Sothernwood, in La∣tin Abrotanum.
    • Marsh-Sparagus, in Latin Asparagus palustris.
    • Spatling, or White Poppy, in Latin Behen al∣bum.
    • Male-Speed-well, in Latin Veronica mas supina & vulgatissima.
    • Common-Spignel, in Latin Meum.
    • Spinache, in Latin Spi∣nachia.
    • Spindle-tree, in Latin Euonimus.
    • Spleen-wort, in Latin Asplenium.
    • Straw-berry, in La∣tin Fragraria.
    • Succory, in Latin Ci∣choreum.
    • Sun-dew, in Latin Ros solis.
  • T.
    • TAmarisk, in Latin Tamariscus.
    • Common Tansie, in La∣tin Tanacetum.
    • Tarragon, in Latin Dracunculus hortensis.
    • Teasel, Fuller's-Thistle, or Venus's Basin, in Latin Dipsacus.
    • Dwarf-Carline-Thistle, in Latin Carduus acaulis.
    • Milk-Thistle, or Ladies-Thistle, in Latin Carduus Mariae.
    • The Blessed Thistle, in Latin Carduus Benedictus.
    • Thorn-Apple, in Latin Stramonium.
    • Thorow-wax, in La∣tin Perfoliata.
    • Throat-wort, in Latin Trachelium.
    • Wild Thyme, in Latin Serpyllum.
    • Toad-flax, in Latin Linaria lutea vulgaris.
    • Tobacco, in Latin Ni∣cotiana.
    • The Greater Tooth-wort, in Latin Dentaria major.
    • Tormentil, in Latin Tormentilla.
    • Marsh-Trefoil, or Buck∣beans, in Latin Trifolium palustre.
    • Turnep, in Latin Ra∣pum.
    • Tutsan, in Latin An∣drosaemum vulgare.
  • V.
    • GArden-Valerian, in Latin Valeriana hor∣tensis.
    • Common Vervain, in Latin Verbena vulgaris.
    • Violet, in Latin Viola.
    • Viper's-grass, in La∣tin Scorzonera.
  • W.
    • WAlnut-tree, in La∣tin Juglans.
    • Wall-flower, in Latin Leucoium luteum.
    • Way-faring-tree, in Latin Viburnum.
    • Wheat, in Latin Triti∣cum.
    • Common Whitlow-grass, in Latin Parony∣chia vulgaris.
    • Winter-cherry, in La∣tin Alkekengi.
    • Winter-green, in La∣tin Pyrola.
    • Woodroof, in Latin A∣sperula.
    • Common Wormwood, in Latin Absinthium vulgare.
• THE Exotick or Foreign PHYSICAL PLANTS.
  • AC
    • ACacia.
    • Agarick, in Latin Aga∣ricus.
    • Agnus Castus, or The Chaste Tree.
    • Alcali.
    • Almond-tree, in Latin Amygdalus.
    • Aloes, in Latin Aloe.
    • Amomum.
    • Anacardium Occiden∣tale, Cajou dictum.
    • Anacardiums, or Ma∣lacca-beans, in Latin Ana∣cardium.
    • Anime Gummi.
    • Anise, in Latin Anisum.
    • Asa Foetida, or Devil's Dung.
  • B.
    • THE True, Natural Bal∣sam-tree, in Latin Balsamum verum.
    • Peruvian Balsam, in Latin Balsamum è Peru.
    • Balsam-Copaiba.
    • Balsam of Tolu, in La∣tin Balsamum de Tolu.
    • Balsamum de Chili,
    • Balaustians, in Latin Balaustia.
    • Bdellium.
    • Bear's-breech, in La∣tin Branca Ʋrsina.
    • Benjamin, in Latin Benzoinum.
    • Ben-Nut, in Latin, Balanus Myrepsica.
    • Birth-wort, Long and Round, in Latin Aristolochia.
    • Bishop's-weed, in La∣tin Ammi.
    • Bitter-Vetch, in La∣tin Orobus.
    • Brazile-wood, in Latin Brazilia arbor.
  • C.
    • CAmel's-Hay, in La∣tin Schaenanthus.
    • Camphir, in Latin Camphora.
    • Cancamum:
    • Canela:
    • Capers, in Latin Cap∣peris.
    • Cardamoms, in Latin Cardamomum.
    • Carthamus, or Ba∣stard-Saffron.
    • Cassia Fistula Alexan∣drina, in English Ordinary Purging Cassia.
    • Cassidony:
    • Cassummuniar.
    • China.
    • Chiches, or Chich-pease, in Latin Cicer sativum.
    • Cinnamon, in Latin Cinnamomum.
    • Common Cinque-foil, or Five-leav'd Grass, in La∣tin Pentaphyllum Vulgatissi∣mum.
    • Citrons, in Latin Ma∣lus Citria.
    • Citruls, in Latin Ci∣trullus.
    • Cloves, in Latin Caryo∣phyllus Aromaticus.
    • Coccus Baphica.
    • Cockle, in Latin Pseu∣domelanthium.
    • Coco-Nut-tree, in La∣tin Palma Coccifera.
    • Coculus Indus.
    • Coffee, in Latin Caova.
    • Coloquintida, in Latin Colocynthis.
    • Contrayerva, in Latin Drakena radix.
    • Coral, in Latin Coral∣lium.
    • Coral-tree, in Latin Arbor Corallii.
    • The Cork-tree, in La∣tin Suber.
    • Costus.
    • Cotton, in Latin Gossi∣pium.
    • Couhage, or Cow-itch, in Latin Phaseolus Zurraten∣sis.
    • Indian Cress, in Latin Nasturtium Indicum.
    • Crown-Imperial, in Latin Corona Imperialis.
    • Cumin, in Latin Cumi∣num.
    • Cubebs, in Latin Cu∣bebae.
    • Sweet Cyperus, in La∣tin Cyperus longus.
  • D.
    • DAte-tree, in Latin Dactylus.
    • Dittany of Crete, in La∣tin Dictamnus Creticus.
    • Dragon's-blood, in La∣tin Sanguis Draconis.
  • E.
    • EBony, in Latin Ebe∣nus.
    • White Ellebore, or Hel∣lebore, in Latin Helleborus albus.
    • True Black Ellebore, or Hellebore, in Latin Hellebo∣rus niger.
    • Euphorbium.
  • F.
    • FIstich, or Pistachio∣nuts, in Latin Nux Pi∣stachia.
    • Fraxinella.
  • G.
    • GAlangal, in Latin Galanga major.
    • Galbanum.
    • Common Great Gentian, in Latin Gentiana major.
    • Ginger, in Latin Zin∣ziber.
    • Goards, in Latin Cur∣curbitae.
    • Canary-Grass, in Latin Phalaris.
    • Common Dog-Grass, or Couch-Grass, in Latin Gra∣men caninum.
    • Cotton-Grass, in Latin Gramen Tomentosum.
    • Oat-Grass, in Latin Gramen Avenaceum.
    • Guaiacum, in Latin Lignum sanctum.
    • Gum-Ammoniacum.
    • Gum-Arabick, in La∣tin Gummi Arabicum.
    • Gum-Caranna.
    • Gum-Copal.
    • Gum-Elemi.
    • Gum-Gotta.
    • Gum-Lac.
    • Gum-Olibanum, or Frankincense, in Latin Oli∣banum.
    • Gum-Opoponax:
    • Gum-Sagapenum.
    • Gum-Sarcocolla.
    • Gum-Tamahaca.
    • Gum-Tragacanth.
  • H.
    • HEdge-Hysop, or ra∣ther Water-Hysop, in Latin, Gratiola.
    • Heliotrope, in Latin Heliotropium majus.
    • Hermodactyls, in La∣tin Hermodactylus.
    • Hypocistis, or Rape of Cistus, in Latin Orobranche.
  • J.
    • JAlap, in Latin Jalapium.
    • Ierusalem-Artichoak, in Latin Battata Canadensis.
    • The Iesuit's-Bark, in Latin China-China, Arbor Fe∣brifuga Peruviana, Pulvis Patrum, or Pulvis Cardinalis.
    • Florentine-Iris, in Latin Iris Florentina.
    • Jujubs, in Latin Juju∣bae.
  • K.
    • KErmes, or the Scar∣let Oak, in Latin Ilex Coccigera.
  • L.
    • LArk-Spur, in Latin Consolida Regalis.
    • Lead-wort, in Latin Plumbago Plinii.
    • Lignum-Aloes.
    • Lignum-Colubrinum.
    • Lignum-Molucense.
    • Lignum-Nepbriticum.
    • Limon, in Latin Malus Limonia
    • Liquid-Amber.
  • M.
    • MAce, in Latin Macis.
    • Mandrake, in Latin Mandragora.
    • Manna.
    • Black Master-wort, in Latin Astrantia nigra.
    • Mastick-tree, in Latin Lentiscus.
    • Mechoacana.
    • Mezereon.
    • Myrobalanes, in Latin Myrobalani.
    • Myrrh, in Latin Myr∣rha.
  • N.
    • CEltick Nard, in La∣tin Nardus Celtica.
    • Spike-Nard, in Latin Nardus Indica, sive Spica Nardi.
    • True English Stinking Dead-Nettle, in Latin Ga∣leopsis.
    • Nigella.
    • Nutmeg, in Latin Nux Moschata.
    • Nux Vomica.
  • O.
    • OAK of Jerusalem, in Latin Botrys.
    • Olive-tree.
    • Opium-seed, White of Poppies, in the First Part this Herbal.
    • Oranges, in Latin Ma∣lus Aurantia.
    • Orchis.
    • Oyster-green, or Sea-Wrake, in Latin Fucus Ma∣rinus.
  • P.
    • PAnax-Herculis.
    • Pellitory of Spain, in Latin Pygrethrum.
    • Round Black Pepper, in Latin Piper Rotundum Ni∣grum.
    • White Round Pepper, in Latin Piper Rotundum Al∣bum.
    • Pitch, in Latin Pix.
    • The Plane-tree, in La∣tin Platanus Orientalis Vera.
    • Poley-Mountain, in Latin Polium Montanum.
    • Pomegranate, in La∣tin Malus Punica, sive Gra∣nata.
    • Potatoes, in Latin Bat∣tata.
    • Mock-Privet in Latin Phillyrea.
    • Psylium, in English Flea-wort.
    • Pulsatilla.
  • R.
    • COmmon Reed, in La∣tin Arundo Vallatoria.
    • Rubarb, in Latin Rha∣barbarum.
    • Ryce, in Latin Oryza.
  • S.
    • SAge of Jerusalem, in La∣tin Pulmonaria Maculo∣sa.
    • Sanders, in Latin San∣talum.
    • Sarsaparilla.
    • Sassafras.
    • Saw-wort, in Latin Se∣ratula.
    • Scammony, in Latin Scammonium.
    • Scottish Scurvy-grass, Sea-Coal-wort, or Sea-bind-Weed, in Latin Soldanalla Marina.
    • Sebestens, or Assyrian Plums, in Latin Myxa, si∣ve Sebesten.
    • Sena.
    • Skirret, in Latin Sisa∣rum.
    • Smilax Aspera.
    • Virginian Snake-weed, in Latin Polyrhizos Virginia∣na.
    • Spunge, in Latin Spon∣gia.
    • Squills, or Sea-Onion, in Latin Scilla.
    • Staechas.
    • Staves-acre, or Louse-wort, in Latin Staphis A∣gria.
    • Storax-tree, in Latin Styrax Arbor.
    • Straw-berry-tree, in Latin Arbutus.
    • Sugar-Cane in Latin Arundo Saccharina.
    • Swallow-wort, in La∣tin Asclepias.
  • T.
    • TAmarinds, in Latin Tamarindi.
    • Tea, or Thee.
    • Christ-thorn, in Latin Palivrus.
    • Mastick-Thyme, in La∣tin Marum.
    • Turbith.
    • Turmerick, in Latin Curcuma.
  • V.
    • VIne, in Latin Vitis.
  • W.
    • WInteran-bark, in Latin Cortex Win∣teranus.
    • Indian Woad, or Indi∣co, in Latin Glastum Indi∣cum.
  • Z.
    • ZEdoary, in Latin Ze∣doaria.
• THE English INDEX.
• Nomenclator Latinus.
• The Table of Diseases, &c.
• ADVERTISEMENT.
• Books printed for Henry Bonwicke, at the Red Lyon in St. Paul's Church-yard.