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Culpeper's complete herbal to which is now added, upwards of one hundred additional herbs, with a display of their medicinal and occult qualities : physically applied to the cure of all disorders incident to mankind : to which are now first annexed his English physician enlarged and key to physic with rules for compounding medicine according to the true system of nature forming a complete family dispensatory and natural system of physic ...
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THE COMPLETE HERBAL

Cold, in the second degree. Chickweed, \ In the fourth degree. Garden-cresses,wild Tansy, or Silverweed, Daisies, Knot- \ wild Rue, Leeks, Onions, Crowfoot, Rosagrass, Succory , Buck-horn, Plantain , Dan- \ Solis, Garlic , Spurge ,delyon, Endive, Fumitory, Strawberry i Herbs moist in the first degree. Borrage,leaves, Lettice, Duck-meat, Plantain , Pur- j Bugloss, Marigolds, Pellitory of the wall,

slain, Willow leaves,

Mallows, Bazil.

In the third degree. Sengreen, or House- \ In the fourth degree. Chickweed, Arach,leek, Nightshade. ) Daisies, Lettice, Duckmeat, Purslain, Sow

In the fourth degree. Hemlock, Henbane, ? Thistles, Violets, Water-lilies.

Mandrakes, Poppies. j jj er ^ s appropriated to certain parts of the body

Herbs dry m the first degree. Agrimony, { I r /

Marsh-mallows, Cleavers, Burdocks, Shep-}

herds-purse, our Lady's Thistle, Chervil, \ Heat the head. Maudlin, Costmary,Chamomel, Eye-bright, Cow r slips, Hawk- 1 Betony, Carduus Benedictus, Sullendine,weed, Tongue-blade, or double tongue, j Scurvy-grass, Eye-bright, Goats Rue,Melilot, mild Arsmart, Self-heal, Senna, j Cowslips , Lavender, Laurel, Lovage , herbElixweed, Coltsfoot , Perewinkle. j Mastich , Feather-few, Melilot, Sneezewort,

Dry in the second degree. Common and | Penny-royal, Senna, Mother of Time ,Roman Wormwood , Sorrel, Wood-sorrel, I Vervain, Rosemary.

Maudlin, Ladys mantle, Pimpernel male j Heat the throat. Archangel white andand female, Dill, Smallage , wild Tansy, j red, otherwise called dead Nettles , Devils-or Silverweed, Mugwort, Distaff Thistle, bit.

Costmary, Betony, Bugle, Cuckooflowers, Heat the breast. Maiden-hair, white,Carduus Benedictus, Avens, Centaury the black, common and golden, Distaff Thistle,less, Chicory , commonly called Succory , | Time, Betony, Calaminth, Chamomel,Scurvy-grass, Buckhorn, Plantain , Dande- { Fennel , Indian-leaf, Bay leaves, Hyssop,lyon, Endive, Indian Leaf, Strawberry j Bawm, Horehound, Oak of Jerusalem , Ger-leaves, Fumitory, Broom, Alehoof, Alex- j mander, Melilot, Origanum, Rue, Sabious,anders, Archangel , or Dead Nettles , white ] Periwinkles, Nettles.

and red, Bay Leaves, Marjoram, Feather-j Heat the heart. Southernwood male andfew, Bawm, Mercury, Devils-bit, To'bacco, j female, Angelica, Wood-roof, Bugloss,Parsley, Burnet, Plantain , Rosemary, Wil-j Carduus Benedictus, Borrage, Goats Rue,low Leaves, Sage, Santicle, Scabious, Sol-1 Senna, Bazil, Rosemary, Elecampane,danella, Vervain. I Heat the stomach. Wormwood common

Dry in the third degree. Southernwood,land Roman, Smallage , Avens, Indian leaf,male and female, Brooklime, Angelica, j Broom, Schenanth, Bay leaves, Bawm,Briony, white and black, Calamint, Ger-j Mints, Parsley, Fennel , Time , Mother ofmander, Chamepitys, Selandine, Pilewort, jTime, Sage.

Fleabane, Epithinum, Dwarf-Elder, Bank i Heat the liver. Agrimony, Maudlin,cresses, Clary, Glasswort, Lavender, Lovage i Pimpernel, male and female, Smallage ,Horehound, Herb Mastic, Mints, Water -1 Costmary, or Ale cost, our Ladys Thistles,cresses, Origanum, Cinquefoil, hot Arsmart, j Centaury the less. Germander, Chamepytis,Poley mountain, Sneezewort, Penny-royal, | Selandine, Sampier, Fox Gloves, Ash-treeRue, or herb of Grace, Savin winter and \ leaves, Bay leaves, Toad-iiax, Hops, Hore-suramer Savory, Mother of Time , Laven- j hound, Water-cresses, Parsley, Poleyder, Silk , Tansy, Time , Trefoil. 1 Mountain, Sage, Scordium, Senna, Mother