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Botanologia
Author
Salmon, William, 1644-1713. Other Author(s): Dawks, Ichabod, 1661-1730, Rhodes, Henry, Taylor, John, bookseller.
Date Added
10 January 2014
Language
English
Publish Date
1710
Publisher
London : Printed by I. Dawks for H. Rhodes ... and J. Taylor ...
Source
Botanologia
Alternate Title
the English Herbal, or, History of Plants : containing ... : Adorned with Exquisite Icons or Figures, of the most Considerable Species, Representing to the Life, the True Forms of Those Several Plants : the Whole in Alphabetical Order
Topic
Botany > Pre-Linnean works. Botany, Medical > Early works to 1800. Plants > Dictionaries > Early works to 1800.
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Miles
Neurotick, Stomatick, Nephririck and Analep-
tic .
, IX. The Sprrijimim. It is one of the molt no-
ble Wound-Herbs, cures Wounds and Ulcers after
an admirable manner, provokes Urine, prevails a-
gainli the Stone and Gravel in the-Reins and Blad-
der; flops Fluxes of Blood in the Lungs, Bowels,
Reins or Womb, and is prevalent in curing all forts
of Ru tunes.
X. 5 Preparation. You may have therefrom,
r. A. filice. 2. A21 Efeme. 3. A Daemon in
Wine. 4. A Ponder. 5. Anvirmrmrr. 6. Alia!-
fmr. 7. 4 Campla m.
The Vrrnm.
XI. '17]; 11' aid fuitt. It is of good Ufe to be
given againft and, Gravel, Stone or tartarous Mat-
ter in the Reins, Ureters or Bladder, for it provokes
Urine in abundance, and fo forces away that tarta-
tous Matter which engenders the Stone or Gravel in
the Urinary Parts, and mufes Sand and Gravel to
be voided with the Urine. Dofe from two to four
5 onfuls, Morning, Noon and Night, ina Glafs
oRVhite Port Wine, or other fit Vehicle
XII. The Ejerm. It has all the Virtues of the
liquid Juice; it alfo evacuate: all raw and tough
viicous or liegmatick Humors, ca ing them off by
Urine. It is very el'l‘ec‘tual againli a l inward Bruifes,
as alfo to be outwardly ap lied to the litrne1 It
itops Bleeding in any Part 0 the Body ;. and is an
excellent thing for the Cure of Wounds. It (tops
the overflowing of the Terms in Women, the Flux
of the Whites, and heals the Bowels in a Diarrhaa,
Dyfenteria, Lienteria or Hepatick flux. It flops
Catarrhs, and a Flux of Huniors falling down upon
any Part of the Body -, and it is ‘1‘);evalent 1n curing
all forts of Ruptures inMan or oman, this being
drunk inwardly, and the ,Cataplafm outwardly ap- ' .-
lied. II: is one of the molt fovereign of all Wound-
erbs , and therefore. the Eifence thereof, for the
curing of Wounds inward. or outward, will do as
much as any other can: green Wounds, rt uickly
cures them -, and old Sores and Ulcers, rt milglelfts,
cleanfes, dries, and fpeedily induces theirh ‘ a
drying up, (topping, or removing that Morllure and
Flux of Humors which hinders their Cure. Dofe
two, three or four Spoonfuls in Wine, or any other
prgper Li uor. .
Ill. be Damian” Wine. It is made of ei-
ther green or dried Herb -. it has all the Virtues of
the Juice and Ellbnce, raving that it is not fo pow-
. erful; and therefore may e given from four to.
eight Ounces, dulcitied with a little white Sn ,
and that Morning and Night. It is an excel ent
thing to wafh hlthy, foul, and running Sores or U1-
wars with , and makes a good Lotion for Sores and ‘
Ulcers in the Mouth and T hroat‘, or Privy Parts of
. an or Woman: and being often ufed, it is laid to
fallen loofe Teeth. g
XIV. '17): Ponder o the Herb. Given to one or
two Drams in Red l ine, it liops all inward Bleed-
lngs ; as alfo all forts of Fluxes of the Bowels.
. Ucwed upon old, moiii Ulcers and running Sores, '
it cleanfes and dries them, Ilrengthcns the Part, and
if need be, inmrnates them, and heals them.
XV.‘ Tb: Ointment.
ments‘ are made, but before it is quite cold, you are
to mix with every Pound of the Ointment, two
Ounces of the Pouder of the Herb, or an Ounce and
half of Tobacco in fine Pouder. It is a famous Vul-
“eml’a curin item Wounds in a very ihort time :
and-as for.F' tu ’s, oldand inveterate Ulcers, and
mallgn running Sores, it brings them ( ifneed be)
‘0 Dlgelliou, cleanfes, inmnates, dries and heals
It is made as all other Oint- '
them after an admirable manner, and f0 firengthens
the Part, as to hinder the future Aiiiux ofHumors.
It is not inferior to any other Vulnerary Oint-
ment.
XVI. 17): Bryan. It has all the Virtues of the
Ointment, but more powerfully cleanfes and heals :
it ripens Apollems; and is eii‘eElual againil Rup-
tum, being externally aplplied, and renewed as of1
ten as need requires, r is alfo a v excellent
thinlg 6:10 heal Woundsand Ulcers of'theelil’ead, being
2p .
gWII. Tb: Camplafm. It is made of the green
Herb with fome Pouder of the fame, and a little
Red ine. Outwardly applied, it [tops Bleeding,
as alfo the Aliiux of Humors upon any Part. It
llrengthens weak Limbs; and is profitable, being
applied to Ruptures. ’ .
c H A P. ccc'xxrv.
0f GOLD of PLE’AsuRE,
o R,
O I L Y-i-S E E D;
'I'. ‘ HE Nam. it is called in Greek, Wave",
. and yvdywr, alfo (Lolita-ow, as Diqfcoridr:
lays: In Latin, Myagrzm, Myagrinm and Melam-
gngm; and in Englilb, Gold afPleafure, and Oil)2
re .
Garden Gold of Pleafureg
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"twin-attun- , ‘ i
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‘m k
11. The Kink. Authors make about feven kinds
hereof, bitt four of them not being to be met mm
in England, or in any of our American Englrfb Plan-
lationr, that [know of, I (hall (by nothing of them
in this place : of the other three which grow with
K k k 2 us,