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IN that hot Countrey of Iudaea, they had herbes for cooling sauce; yea for, meate also; Hence is mention of a dinner of herbs, Pro. 15.17. yea, even some weake ones did eate herbs, Rom. 14.2. the tithe Mint, and Rue, and all manner of herbs, which the Iewes payed, and were bound to pay, Luke 11.42. were not for sauce onely, but for food.