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They are very grateful to the Stomach, whether they are eaten, or drunk in Wine. They do good for the Biting of Creeping Beasts. They are bitterish. They open Ob∣structions, especially of the Liver; and also of the Breast and Lungs. They are reckon'd very Nutri∣tive, and Provocatives to Venery; for which Reason they are frequently used,
with other Restauratives, by the Spanish, Italian and French Physicians: And they so much depend upon them, that they scarce make any strengthening Medicine without them. Oyl of Pi∣stachio-nuts eases inward Pains that proceed from Viscid Flegm and Wind. 'Tis also useful in Con∣vulsions, and for the Pal∣sie.