Radices Eringii marini.
Sea holly roots are of temperate heat and cold, but somewhat of too dry a nature; yet prove they moist enough to give plentiful nourishment, after they have been preserved in syrupe or candied with ginger, encrea∣sing
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Sea holly roots are of temperate heat and cold, but somewhat of too dry a nature; yet prove they moist enough to give plentiful nourishment, after they have been preserved in syrupe or candied with ginger, encrea∣sing
blood, seed, and lust, and restoring such as by lechery have been much consumed.