Pharmaco-pinax, or A table and taxe of the pryces of all vsuall medicaments, simple and composed, contayned in D. Gordon's apothecarie and chymicall shop within Mr Robert Farquhar's high lodging, in New Aberdene. Together with certayne approved remedies against diseases, which now most reigne amongst the commons. All for the vse of the people; proportionate both to rich and poore, learned and unlearned; and profitable to all.

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Pharmaco-pinax, or A table and taxe of the pryces of all vsuall medicaments, simple and composed, contayned in D. Gordon's apothecarie and chymicall shop within Mr Robert Farquhar's high lodging, in New Aberdene. Together with certayne approved remedies against diseases, which now most reigne amongst the commons. All for the vse of the people; proportionate both to rich and poore, learned and unlearned; and profitable to all.
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Gordon, D., apothecary.
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Aberdene :: Imprinted by Edward Raban,
Anno 1625.
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"Pharmaco-pinax, or A table and taxe of the pryces of all vsuall medicaments, simple and composed, contayned in D. Gordon's apothecarie and chymicall shop within Mr Robert Farquhar's high lodging, in New Aberdene. Together with certayne approved remedies against diseases, which now most reigne amongst the commons. All for the vse of the people; proportionate both to rich and poore, learned and unlearned; and profitable to all." In the digital collection Early English Books Online 2. https://name.umdl.umich.edu/A01934.0001.001. University of Michigan Library Digital Collections. Accessed May 26, 2024.

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SIMPLICIA ALPHABE∣TICO ORDINE.

Simples in Alphabeticall order.

  ABsynthii pontici. of Greeke or Turkie worm-wood m. 3. s.
  Ambrae griseae. of Ambre Grise Gra. 6. s.
  Acatiae oriental: of juyce of Acatia Drag. 6. s.
  Agarici electi. of Choyse Agaricke
  Aloes succotrinae. of better Aloe
Aloes hepaticae. of grosser Aloe Drag.  
Asphalti, vel bitum: judaic: of Iewish Clay, Pitch, or Brimstone of Sodome Drag. 3. s.
Anacardi. of the fruit of the tree Anacardium 2. s.
Assae fetidae. of a stinking Gum, called Devils Dirt Drag. 1. s.
Aluminis Rochae crudi. of common Alum Lib. 4. s.
Vsti. of burnt Alum Vnce.  
Zacharini. Alm lyke Sugar 4. s.
Plumosi. of fetherie Alm Vnce. 6. s.
Antimonii vel stibii Crudi. of crude Antimonie Vnce. 1. s.
Praeparati. of prepared Antimonie Drag. 6. s.
Argenti vivi. of Quicke-silver Vnce. 8. s.
Aeris usti. of burnt Brasse drag. 1. s.
Acori, vel calam: aromat: officin: sweet smelling Reede, called Calamus Vnce. 2. s.
Angelicae odoratae. of the best Angelicke root
Amigdalarum Amararum. of bitter Almonds Drag. 1. s.
Dulcium. of sweet Almonds Vnc. 3. s.

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Amidi officinarum. of Starch Vnce 1. s.
Arsenici Albi. of whyt Arsenicke, Rotton poyson Vnce 4. s.
Rubri. of red Arsenicke, Rats bane
Axungiae, vel pingued. Grease, or fat∣nesse. Anatis. of Duckes Vnce 3. s.
Galinae. of Hennes
Anseris. of Geese Vnce 1. s.
Porci. of Swynes
Equi. of Horses Vnce 4. s.
Cervi. of Deere
Taxi. of Brockes Vnce 10. s.
Vrsi. of Beares
Humanae. of Men Vnce 12. s.
Anguillae of Eeles

B
Baccae Berries Cupressi. of Cyprus Vnce 4. s.
Hederae. of Wood-bind
Ebuli. of Walwor Vnce 1. s.
Sambuci. of the Bour-tree
Iuniperi. of juniper, or eatin-berrie
Lauri. of the Bay tree Vnce 4. s.
Myrti. of the myrtill
Balaustiorum of wyld Pomgranat Flowres. Drag. 1. s.
Benzoini, assae dulcis. of Bensoin, a cleare Gum smelling lyke incense Drag. 3. s.
Ben Albi. of whyte behen Drag. 2. s.
Rubri. of red behen
Blattae bizantiae, sive unguis odoratae. of smelling Indian Mussels drag. 3. s.
Boli Ar∣meni Orientalis. of better Bolarmine drag. 1. s.
Communis. of common Bolarmine Vnce 2. s.
Boracis, seu Chrysocollae. of Borace of the Gold-smiths. drag. 3. s.
Berberis. of Berberries fruit Vnce 4. s.

C
CAncrorum fluviatil: praepar: of fresh Water Crabs prepared drag. 2. s.

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Castorii. of the Bedgar, or Beaver Cod drag. 4. s.
Camphorae. of Camphir
Carpo-Balsami. of Balme Fruit drag 4. s.
Calcytis ustae. of Brasse-Oare burnt
Cantaridarum praepar: of Cantarides, or Spanish Flees
Calcanthi, vide Vitriolm    
Calami Aromati, vide Accorus    
Capillorum Veneris. of Mayden haire, Venus haire m. 4. s.
Cardui benedicti. of the blessed Thistle
Cardamomi utriusque. of Cardamom, a sort of Indian Spyce. drag. 3. s.
Carabae, vel succini Albi. of whyte Lamber drag. 2. s.
Rubri. of red Lamber
Chalibis praepar: of rasped and prepared Steele
Chrystalli praepar: of prepared Chrystall
Coaguli Leporis. of an Hares Maw prepared Vnce 4. s.
Colophoniae. of a sort of Roset, lyke remaines of Tur∣pentine after Distillation Vnce 2. s.
Costi legittimi. of vpright Costus drag. 6. s.
Cornu cervi praepar: of Harts-borne prepared drag. 2. s.
Coriandri prepar: of Coriander seed prepared Vnce 3. s.
Corallines. of Sea-mosse, lyke Corall, cleaving to Rockes or Shelles drag 3. s.
Colocyntis, coloquintida. wild gourd apple drag 4. s.
Corticum of Barkes or Pills Ligni sancti. of the lesser and better guajack Vnce 4. s.
Tamarisci. of the Tamariske tree
Capparorum. of Capres Vnce 6. s.
Citri. of Cytrones, or Lemmons drag 2. s.
Granatorum, seu malicorii. of apple Garnets Vnce 4. s.
Mandragorae. of Mandrackes drag 1. s.
Cassiae ligneae. of Cassia a sweet reed, like Canell drag 3. s.
Cassiae fistulae. of Cassia fistula Vnce 6. s.
Cariophyllorum. of Cloues drag 1. s.
Centaurii minoris. of the lesse Centaurie m 3. s.
Cer Albae. of whyte waxe vnce 4. s.
Flavae. of yealow Waxe Vnce 2. s.
Hispanicae, of Spanish burnt Waxe drag 2. s.

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Ciperi utriusque. of English Galangall roots drag 1. s.
Chinae electae rad: of the China roots Vnce 16. s.
Croci. of Saphron drag 12. s.
Cubebarum. of the fruit of the Indian tree cummacke drag 3. s.
Curcumae of Curcuma roots, like Ginger, or Galangall drag 1. s.
Cuscutae. of the dodder of Lint m 3. s.
Cynamomi electi. of choyse Cynamom or Canell drag 1. s.

D
Dactyli Alexandrini. Dates of Aegypt Vnce 4. s.
Diacridii. of prepared scammonie   12. s.
Dictamni Cretici of Dittam of Candie drag 2. s.
Albi of whyte Dittam
Doronici. of a root of Aegypt so called

Elaterii. of dryed juyce of the wylde Cucumber gra 1. s.
Ellebor Albi. of whyte Hellebor, Niese-wort Vnce 8. s.
Nigri. of blacke Hellebor root
Euphorbii. of the juyce of the herbe Euphorbium drag 6. s.
Eupatorii of Liver∣wort Graecorum. of common Agrimonie m 2. s.
Avicennae. of bastard Agrimonie, like Hempe
Mesuae, aut agerati: of Gold-flowre m 3. s.
Epithymi. of doder of Thyme drag 1. s.
Esulae praepar: prepared Esula, a sorte of Spurge drag 2. s.
Farinae of Meale Amyli. of Starch Vnce 1. s.
Avenae. of Oates
Hordei. of Barlie
Volatilis. of mill dust, sticking to the cribs and balkes
Fenugreci. of Fenegre seede Vnce 4. s.
Fabarum. of Beanes Vnce 2. s.
Lupinorum. of Lupines, a sort of pulse
Orobi. of Fitches, &c.

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Fellis. of Galls Tauri. of Bulles Drag. 2. s.
Gallinae. of Hennes Drag. 3. s.
Perdicis. of Partridges Drag. 6. s.
Vulturis. of Ravens

Foliorum Herbarum nostratium.
Leaues of Countrey Herbs.
  • Absynthii cōmunis. of Wormwood
  • Abrotani. of sothernwood, Averunʒie
  • Acetosae. of the Sorell, or Souracke
  • Acetosellae. of Sheeps Sorell, or Goacks Souracke
  • Artemisiae. of Mugwort
  • Anethi. of Dill
  • Alchimillae. of Ladies Mantle
  • Alcines. of Mouse-Eare
  • Altheae. of whyte Mallowes
  • Argentinae. of Silver weed, wylde Tansie
  • Anagallidis. of Chicke-weed.
  • Atriplicis. of Arasch
  • Betae. of Beets
  • Betonicae. of Beton
  • Boraginis. of Borage
  • Buglossae. of Buglosse, Oxe-tongue
  • Brancae ursinae. of Boare-foote
  • Brunellae. of Bugle, Brunell
  • Bursae Pastoris. of Shepheards bag
  • Chamomillae. of Camomil, Camavyn
  • Chelidoniae. of Swallow-wort, Celidon
  • Chamedris. of Chamedrios, Ger∣mander
  • Chamepitis. of ground Pyne, fielde Cypres
  • Centinodii. of Knot grasse
  • Cheyri. of yealow Gillie-flowres, Well-flowres
  • Cichorei. of Cicorie
  • Cynoglossae. of Dogg Tongue
  • Dent: Leonis. of Dandelion, Lyon-Teeth
  • Ebuli. of Wall-wort, or Blood-wort
  • Endiviae. of Garden Succorie
  • Equiseti. of Horse-tayle
  • Erucae. of Rocket
  • Euphrasiae. of Eye-bright
  • Foeniculi. of Fennell, Finkell
  • Fragariae. of Straw-berries
  • Fraxini. of the Ash Tree
  • Fumariae. of Fumitorie, or Earth-smoake
  • Hederae. of Wood-bynde
  • Hiosciami. of Hen-bane
  • Hypericonis. of St Iohns grasse
  • Hyssopi. of Hyssope
  • Hepaticae. of Stone-Lever-Wort
  • Lactucae. of Lettuce
  • Lavendulae. of Lavender
  • Lauri. of the Lawrell Tree
  • Laureolae. of Larie.
  • Lupuli. of Hoppe
  • Meliloti. of Melilote
  • Melissae. of Balme, Balmonie
  • Majoranae. of Marjolin
  • ...

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  • ... Malluae. of Mallous
  • Marubii. of Hoare-hound
  • Matricariae. of Feverfeu, feverfulʒie
  • Menthae. of Menth, Mynt
  • Mercurialis. of Mercurie
  • Mille-folii. of Mille▪folium
  • Nepetae. of Cat-mynt
  • Parietarae. of Pellitorie of the Wall
  • Pilosellae. of Pilosella, lyke Mouse-Eare
  • Pervincae. of Perwincle, Vinca per∣vinca
  • Politrici. of Mayden bayre
  • Portulacae. of Purpie
  • Plantaginis. of Plantaine
  • Primulae veris. of Primrose, Couslips
  • Pulegii: of Penniroyall, Pudding grasse
  • Querci. of Oake-tree
  • Roris solis. of ros-solis
  • Rutae of Rew
  • Salviae. of Sage
  • Sabinae. of Savintree
  • Salicis. of Willowes, Sauch
  • Sambuci. of Alder or Bour-tree
  • Sutureiae. of Garden-Savori
  • Scabiosae. of Scabious
  • Scolopendriae. of Hyndes tongue, Melt wort
  • Scordii. of Scordion
  • Sempervivi. of House leeke, aye green, ow
  • Serpilli. of wylde Thyme, our Ladies Bed-straw, Pepper grasse
  • Solatri. of Night-shade, or Morell
  • Sonchi. of the Sow-Thistle
  • Soldanellae. of Sea-keall
  • Tanaceti. of Tansie
  • Tapsi barbati. of VVollen, High-Taper
  • Thymi. of Thyme
  • Tussilaginis. of Tussilago, Horse∣foote
  • Verbenae. of Vervene.
  • Violariae. of March Violets
  • Veronicae. of Veronicke
  • Vlmariae. of Med-wort
  • Vmbilici Veneris. of Pennie-wort & caetera m. 2. s.

Fol: auri. of gold in leaues the peice 2. s.
Fol: argenti. of silver in leaues the piece 1. s.
Fol: senae. of Senie leaus drag 2. s.
Folicul: senae. of cods or huskes of Senie drag 3. s.
Fol: indi malabathri: of Malabathrum, some thinke i the leafe of the Cynamom tree drag 8. s.
Flor: Cordial: Cordiall Flowres Rosarum. of Roses, red or whyte    
Violarum. of Violets    
Boraginis. of Borage halfe m. 2. s.
Buglossae. of Oxe-tongue    
Anthos. of Rosemarie halfe m. 6. sh.

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Florum Vulgarium.
OF COMMON FLOWRES.
  • Betonicae. of Vetone
  • Calendulae. of the Marigold
  • Cariophyllorum. of Ianet flowres
  • Cichorii. of Cicorie
  • Cyani. of the Blawert
  • Chamomillae. of Camavyne
  • Cheiri. of Walflowre
  • Fenugreci. of fenegre
  • Fabae. of Beanes
  • Genistae. of Broome
  • Hepericonis. of Sainct Iohns Grasse
  • Hyssopi. of Hyssop
  • Lavendulae. of Lavender
  • Liliorum alborum. of white Lillies
  • Matrisylvae. of the honey suckle
  • Malvae. of Maws
  • Meliloti. of the Melilote
  • Nympheae. of water Lillie
  • Papaveris rhead: of red Poppie
  • Primulae veris. of Primrose
  • Paeoniae. of rose-peonie
  • Sambuci. of bour tree
  • Stechados. of Stechas
  • Tiliae. of the linden tree And others vsuall. halfe m. 1. s.

Flos squenanthi: of flowres of juncus odoratus Drag 3. s.
Flos aeris praepar: of red graines, flying from melted Brasse drag 4. s.
Fragmenta preciosa. Fragments of precious stones Granatorū. of Granates, like pōgranat seed Scrup. 20. s.
Hyacynthorum. of acynths
Rubinorum. of Rubies
Saphyrorum. of Saphyrs
Smaragdorum. of Emerauds
Topaziorum. of Topazes
Fructus Fruits Avellanarum. of Nuttes Vnce 1. s.
Caricarum. of dry Figs
Cydoniorum, Quinces the piece 4. s.
Malorum Granatorum, &c▪

G
GAlangae. Of Galangall drag 3. s.
Gallarum. Of Galles vnce 2. s.
Gentianae. Of Gentian, or Fell-wort Root drag 1. s.
Genitalis cervi, praepar. Of Hart Pisle, praepared drag 6. s.
Glicyrizae rasae. Of rased Liquorish vnce 2. s.
Granorum Kermes. Of Spanish Kermesse vnce 8. s.

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Gummi vel Gummatum of Gummes Ammoniaci. of Gum Amoniacke vnce 8. s.
Arabici. of Gum Arabicke of Acatia
Elemi. of Gum Elemie, of the Oliues of Aethiopia drag 2. s.
Hederae. of Wood-bind
Bdelli. of gum Bdellium, like Myrrhe
Guttae gummi. of Gutta de Gamba drag 6. s.
Guajaci. of the Guajacke tree drag 12. s.
Iuniperi. of the Iuniper tree
Galbani. of Gumme Galbanum Vnce 8. s.
Cerasorum. of gum of Cherrie trees drag. 1. s.
Prunorum. of gum of Plum trees
Oppoponaci. of gum of Panax vnce 12. s.
Sagapeni. of gum of a Plant in Midia Vnce 14. s.
Taccamahacae & caragnae. of two Gummes laitly come from India vnce 16. s.

H
Hermodactylorum. of whyte round roots, called Dogs-bane, Mead-saffron Vnce 4. s.
Hypocystidis succi. of juyce of Hypocystis Vnce 8. s.
Hirudinum praepar: of Horse-leeches, or Loch-leeches prepared the piece 4. s.
Herniariae, herbae turcae. or Millegrana m 6. s.

I
Ialappae Ind: or: of an Indian Root, lyke Mechoa∣can drag. 3. s.
Ichthyocollae. of Glew of Fish Vnce 1. s.
Intestorum lupi praepar: of Wolfes guts prepared drag 8. s.
Ivae arthriticae. of Ground-Pine m. 3. s.
Iridis florentiae rad: of roots of Flowr-de-luce, or Florentine Seg vnce 4. s.
Iujubae. of the fruit of the Iujub tree, lyke Oliues Vnce 6. s.

L
Ladani puri. of the juyce of Cystis ledon drag 2. s.

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Lapidum of stones Bezoar: oriental: of Easterne, or best Bezoar Gra. 6. s.
Bezoar: occidental: of Westerne and worse Bezoar Gra. 4. s.
Armeni. of greene Azure stone praepar: dra. 1. s.
Lazuli. of blew azure, or lazule stone
Lyncis. of the congealed vrin of lynx, as is supponed Lincurius Gesneri
Iudaici. of the stone of Iudea, like an Aikhorne
Spongiae. of a stone found in Wa∣ter Sponges
Magnetis. of the Load-stone.
Gagatis. of the Agathor geat stone
Chelidonii. of the Swallow-stone, found in their bellies gra 2. s.
Aetitis. of the Eagle stone a piece 20. s.
Marmoris & Alabastri. of Marble and Alabaster, &c. Lib. 2. s.
Lignorum of Trees Aloes. of the Aloes tree Drag 12. s.
Brasilii. utriusque. of Brissell Vnce. 1. s.
Buxi, of the Bush tree
Iuniperi rasi. of the juniper,
Sancti seu guajaci. of the Guajacke tree Vnce 2. s.
Nephitici. of the Gravell tree, &c. Drag. 6. s.
Lythargirii auri. of golden Lytharge Vnce. 2. s.
Lythargirii argenti. of silver Lytharge
Liquiriciae succi. of the juyce of Liquorish Vnce 8. s.

M
Mannae calabrinae. of Manna of Calabria Vnce 12. s.
Margaritarum praepar: of prepared Pearles scrup 24. s.
Marris perlar: praepar: of Mother of Pearle prepared Drag. 6. s.
Macis. of Maces, or huskes of Nut-megs drag. 2. s.
Masticis electae. of choyse or whyte Mastix Drag. 3. s.
Mechoacae. of whyte Rubarbe, as some call it, or Mechoacan

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Medulla cruris Marrow of Thigh Bones Bovis. of Oxen Vnce 1. s.
Vaccae. of Kine
Cervi. of Harts Vnce 4. s.
Millepedum praepar: of paumer; we call them Sclaiters scrup. 10. s.
Myrrhae trogloditicae electae. of choise red Myrrhe drag 4. s.
Mirabulanorum omnium Of the fiue sorts of Myra∣bolanes, to wit. Bellericorum Drag. 1. s.
Chebulorum
Citrinorum
Emblicorum
Indorum
Moschi oriental: of Muske gra. 6. s.
Mumiae. of Mumia of Aegypt Drag 2. s.

N
NIcotianae, herbae reginae, of Tobacco confected with oyle of Anise-seeds Vnce 16. s.
Nucum of Nuttes Moscatae. of Nutmegs Drag 2. s.
Vomicae. of Nux Vomica Drag 1. s.
Iudicae. a whole Indian Nut   40. s.
Nucleorū of Kernells Cerasorum. of Cherrie or Geene-stones vnce 4. s.
Persicorum. of persicke, or peach, or Abrico-stones
Prunorum. of Plum-damas stones, &c

O
OLibani puri vel thuris masculi. of Franckincense Vnce 8. s.
Opii Thebaici. of opium or dryed juyce of Poppies drag 8. s.
Oppobalsami veri. of vpright naturall Balme Drag 40. s.
Ossis, de corde cervi. of bones found in the Deeres Heart the piece 6. s.
Ossis sepiae. of the bones of the Cuttle-fish the piece 2. s.

P
Piperis of Pepper Albi. of whyte Pepper Drag 2. s.
Nigri. of blacke Pepper drag 1. s.
Longi. of long Pepper drag 1. s.
Pirethri. of Pellitorie

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Picis Navalis. of Pitch, pulled from off olde Ships vnce 1. s.
Plumbi usti loti. of burnt Lead washen
Pinearum. of kernels of the Nuts of the Pyne-tree Vnce 4. s.
Pistaciorum. of Fisticke Nuttes
Pulmonis vulpis praepar: of Fox lights prepared drag 3. s.

R
Rasurae Eboris. of Raspings of Eben, or Yvorie drag 1. s.
Rhabarbari electi. of choyse Reubarbe drag 6. s.
Rhabarbari Monachorum. of Monks Reubarbe drag 1. s.
Rhapontici. of Raponticke drag 4. s.

Radicum nostratium. of Vulgare Roots.
  • ALtheae. of white Mallowes
  • Angelicae nostrae. of our An∣gelicke
  • Anonidis. of the rest Harrow
  • Appii petroselini. of Gardē Parsley
  • Ari vel aronis. of Calues foot, or Priests Pintle
  • Asparagorum. of Aspergis
  • Betae. of the Beete
  • Bistortae. in Scottish, Patience
  • Buglossae. of Oxe-tongue
  • Cariophyllatae. of Avens
  • Cichorii. of Succorie
  • Cicutae. of Hemlocke
  • Consolidae, major: of Camfray
  • Cynoglossae. of Dogtongue
  • Ebuli. of Blood-wort, Wall-wort
  • Enulae companae. of Alacompaine
  • Eryngii▪ of sea hollie, or hulver
  • Foeniculi. of fenell, Finkell
  • Filicis. of the Fearne
  • Filipendulae. of Drop-wort
  • Graminis. of Couch-grasse
  • Iridis nostrae. of our Segg
  • Imperatoriae. of herbe Alexander
  • Levistici. of Lovage
  • Liliorum alborum. of white Lillies
  • Morsus Diaboli. of Devils bit
  • Osmundae regalis. of Water fearne
  • Pentaphylli. of Cincke-fulʒie
  • Paeoniae. of Rose peonie
  • Pimpinellae. of Pimpernell
  • Polypodii. of Oak-fearn, Earn fearn
  • Raphani. of the Radish
  • Rubiae tinctorum. of Mader
  • Rusci of petegre, Butchers Broome
  • Satirionis. of Ballocke-grasse
  • Saxisragii. of saxifrage stone-brak
  • Sigilli Salamon: of Salamons seale
  • Tormentillae. of Tormentill.
  • Valerianae. of Valerian, setwell
  • Vincetoxici. of Vincetoxicum
  • Vrticae. of the Nettle
    • Aliarumque usualium, And others vsuall. Vnce. 3. s.

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Radicum of Rootes Aristolochiae utriusque▪ of Hartwort, Birt-wort Vnce 8. s.
Bryoniae. of Brionie, or white Wyne root
Cyclaminis. of Sow bread

S
Salis of Salt Armoniaci. of Salt Armoniacke Vnce 6. s.
Alkali. of Kali salt  
Gemmae. of Crystallin salt  
  Nitri. of Salt-peter   vnce 2. s.
Saccari of Sugar Candi. of Sugar Candie white vnce 3. s.
red Vnce 2. s.
Farinae. of Castenad or Kitchin Sugar vnce 1. s.
Fini. of refined Sugar   Vnce 2. s.
Penidii. of rolled wrought Sugar vnce 4. s.
Salsae parillae. of Salsa parilla   vnce 10. s.
Sasaphras. of Indian Sasafras   drag 4. s.
Sandara•…•…ae rabm. a sort of Arsenicke Vnce  
  Hirci praepar: of Buckes blood dra. 1. s.
Sanguinis of Blood Humani praepar: of Men  
Draconis. juyce of a tree, for rednesse called Dragon-blood drag 3. s.
Sandalorum. of sanders Alborum. of white drag 2. s.
Citrinorum. of yealow
Rubrorum. of red drag 1. s.
Sarcocollae. of flesh lyme    
Saponis albi. of whyte Soape vnce   3. s.
Scammonii. of Scammonie, juyce of the Herbe Scammonie drag 12. s.
Scordii cretici. of scordion of Candie   drag 2. s.
Scoriae Ferri & Aeris praepar: of drosse, or refuse of Yron and Brasse drag 1. s.

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Seminum Ʋsualium.
OF MEDICINALL SEEDS.
Absynthii. of Wormwood Antherae rosarum. of Rose Seed drag. 2. s.
Acetosae. of Sourackes      
Agni casti. of Chest-Tree, Abraham's Oliues Basiliconis. of Basilicke▪ Garden Basill
Anethi. of Dill Cytoniorum. of Quinces
Asparagi. of Asperges Lythospermi. of Grummall
Bismalvae. of whyte Mallowes Ricini Americani. of Palma Christi
Brusci. of Butchers Broome    
Cardui benedicti. of bles∣sed Thistle Staphisagriae. of Staphisaker, Lyce-bane
Carthami. of wyld Safron Seseleos. of Seseli
Cannabis. of Hempe    
Cataputiae. of Spurge. Majoranae. of Marjolin scy. 3. s
Erucae. of Rocket Melssae. of Balme
Hioscyami. of Hen-bane dr. 1. s Cicerum rubr: of red Cices vnce 3. s.
Levistici. of Lovage Foenugreci. of Fenegre
Linguae avis. of the Ash tree Genistae. of Broome
Malvae. of Mallowes Lupinorum. of Lupins
Napi. of long Rap, or Navet Lini. of Linget
Nasturtii. of Cresses, Towne-Carse Oob. of Vetches, Fitches
Nigellae. of Niel, or Gitt Semiū 4 calli∣dor: major: Anisi. of Anise seeds dr. 1. s.
Papaveris utriusque. of Chesbow Foeniculi. of Fenkell
Plantaginis. of Plantaine Carvi. of Carvi
Petroselini. of Parsley Cummini. of Cūmin
Pastinacae. of Peasneip Sem. 4. cal: mi∣nor: Ameos. of Amie drag. 2. s.
Psyllii. of Flea-bane Amomi. of Amomum
Paeoniae. of Rose-Pionie Apii. of Smallage
Sinapis. of Mustard Dauci. of Daucus of Candie
Thlaspi. of Thlaspi      
Vrticae. of Nettles      

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Sem. 4 fri∣gid. maj. Cucumeris. of Cucū∣bers drag. 1. s. Sem. 4. fri∣gid. min. Endiviae. of Cicorie drag. 1. s.
Cucurbitae. of Gourds Lactucae. of Lettuce
Cytrulli. of Citruils Portulacae. of Purpie
Melonum. of Melons Scarolae. of whyte Endivie
Serici crud. of raw Silke     drag. 6. s.
Spermatis coeti. of Whaile-shot     Vnce 6. s.
Spicae nard. of Spicknard     drag. 5. s.
Spicae celticae. of spica Celtica of Shops. drag 2. s.
Spodii. of spodium, or burnt Yvorie   drag 3. s.
Squmanthi. squenath Flowre of juncus odoratus or Ca∣mels siraw. drag 8. s.
Styracis calamitae. of a sweet Gum brought from Sy∣ria in reedes drag 6. s.
Styracis liquidae. worst sort of stirax   Vnce 12. s.
Scincorum marin. scinke-fish lyke a Lezard▪ or Salamander, by some called the little Crocodil. the peice 24. s.
Sulphuris Vivi. of quicke Brimstone   Vnce 2. s.
Crini of yelow Brimstone   Vnce 1. s.
Sumach. of Sumacke     Vnce 4. s.

T
Tamarindorum. of Tamarinds, or Indian Plums vnce 6. s.
Terrae Earths Sigillatae. of stamped Earth of Constantinople drag 2. s.
Samiae. of the Yle of Samos Vnce 4. s.
Silesiacae. of Silesia
Lemniae of the Yle of Lemnos, &c. drag 3. s.
Terebinthiae Venetae. of Turpentine of Venice vnce 4. s.
Cypriae. of better Turpentine of Cyprus drag 2. s.
Tragacanthi. of dragant, a white Gum of that tree
Tornasolis. of Tornsol. vnce 8. s.
Thymi cretici. Thyme of Candie drag 2. s.
Turbith gummosi. of Turbith drag 6. s.
Tutiae praepar. of prepared Tutie drag 2. s.

V
Visci aucupum. of Bird Lyme drag 1. s.

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Visci Quercini. Miscell, Oake Lyme Drag. 3. s.
Vitrioli simpl: Calcant, Vitriole, Copperas Lib. 4. s.

X
Xylobalsami. vide Lignum Aloes    

Z
Zedoariae. Of Seduarie Roots drag. 1. s.
Zinziberis. Of Ginger vnce 3. s.
Zibethi. Of Sivet Gran. 6. s.

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