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XXXIV. From the Vegetable Kingdom we have these, 1. Fine Aloes. 2. Gum Ammoniacum. 3. Balsam Capivi. 4. Balsam de Chili. 5. Balsam de Tolu. 6. Cambogia. 7. Camphir. 8. Cloves. 9. Pot-ashes. 10. Gua∣jacum-bark. 11. Jesuits-bark. 12. Cream of Tartar. 13. Saf∣fron. 14. Gum Elemi. 15. Gum Guajaci. 16. Liquorice. 17. Liquorice Root in Pouder. 18. Granadillas. 19. Jallap in
Pouder. 20. Guajacum in Chips, or Raspings. 21. Nephritick Wood. 22. Mastick. 23. Me∣choacan. 24. Myrrh. 25. Nut∣megs. 26. Oil of Ben. 27. Olibanum. 28. Opium. 29. Pepper. 30. Rosin. 31. Snake Root. 32. Rhubarb. 33. Scam∣mony. 34. Sena. 35. Turpen∣tine. 36. Frankincense.
XXXV. From the Mineral Kingdom, these are chosen, 1. Ver∣digrise. 2. Roch Alum. 3. An∣timony. 4. Quicksilver. 5. Fine Bole. 6. Japan Earth. 7. Ce∣ruse, or white Lead. 8. Filings of Steel. 9. Cinnabar. 10. Chalk. 11. Flowers of Sulphur. 12. Salt Petre. 13. Oil of Petre. 14. Spodium, or Tutia. 15. Sti∣bium. 16. Corrosive Sublimate. 17. Amber. 18. Sealed Earth. 19. White Vitriol. 20. Roman Vitriol.
XXXVI. From the Animal Kingdom, these are taken, 1. The Toad. 2. Spanish Flies. 3. Wax. 4. Cochinele. 5. Horns. 6. Ox Gall. 7. Honey. 8. Musk. 9. Crabs Eyes. 10. Sal Armoni∣ack. 11. Blood dried. 12. Ci∣vet.