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  • A good decorative study of some plants used for healing and medicine of particular interest to doctors physicians PERUVIAN BARK OPIUM POPPY then describe as medicinal SCAMMONY NUX VOMICA
  • Old Saturn owns the Tree Quinces when they are green help all sorts of fluxes in men or women and choleric lasks casting and whatever needs astriction more than any way prepared by fire yet the syrup of the juice or the conserve are much conducible much of the binding quality being consumed by the fire if a little vinegar be added it stirs up the languishing appetite and the stomach given to casting some spices being added comforts and strengthens the decaying and fainting spirits and helps the liver oppressed that it cannot perfect the digestion or corrects choler and phlegm If you would have them purging put honey to them instead of sugar and if more laxative for choler Rhubarb for phlegm Turbith for watery humours Scammony but if more forcible to bind use the unripe Quinces with roses and acacia hypocistis and some torrified rhubarb To take the crude juice of Quinces is held a preservative against the force of deadly poison for it hat been found most certainly true that the very smell of a Quince hath taken away all the strength of the poison of white Hellebore If there be need of any outwardly binding and cooling of hot fluxes the oil of Quinces or other medicines that may be made thereof are very available to anoint the belly or other parts therewith it likewise strengthens the stomach and belly and the sinews that are loosened by sharp humours falling on them and restrains immoderate sweatings The muscilage taken from the seeds of Quinces and boiled in a little water is very good to cool the heat and heal the sore breasts of women The same with a little sugar is good to lenify the harshness and hoarseness of the throat and roughness of the tongue The cotton or down of Quinces boiled and applied to plague sores heals them up and laid as a plaister made up with wax it brings hair to them that are bald and keeps it from falling if it be ready to shed Culpeper using a texture from <a href= http flickr com photos kalimera 2456086481 >Kalimera<
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  • Convallaria majalis gif Lily of the Valley 562x937 23K Convolvulus scammonia gif Scammony 1198x1054 72K Copaiba langsdorfii gif Copaiba the source of Gum Copaiba 988x1285 78K Coptis trifolia gif Plant detail 35K 1117 x 773
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  • A bud on the quince tree at our country hut Culpeper has this to say about quinces not the blossom though but the fruit it s even a cure for baldness I see Government and virtues Old Saturn owns the Tree Quinces when they are green help all sorts of fluxes in men or women and choleric lasks casting and whatever needs astriction more than any way prepared by fire yet the syrup of the juice or the conserve are much conducible much of the binding quality being consumed by the fire if a little vinegar be added it stirs up the languishing appetite and the stomach given to casting some spices being added comforts and strengthens the decaying and fainting spirits and helps the liver oppressed that it cannot perfect the digestion or corrects choler and phlegm If you would have them purging put honey to them instead of sugar and if more laxative for choler Rhubarb for phlegm Turbith for watery humours Scammony but if more forcible to bind use the unripe Quinces with roses and acacia hypocistis and some torrified rhubarb To take the crude juice of Quinces is held a preservative against the force of deadly poison for it hat been found most certainly true that the very smell of a Quince hath taken away all the strength of the poison of white Hellebore If there be need of any outwardly binding and cooling of hot fluxes the oil of Quinces or other medicines that may be made thereof are very available to anoint the belly or other parts therewith it likewise strengthens the stomach and belly and the sinews that are loosened by sharp humours falling on them and restrains immoderate sweatings The muscilage taken from the seeds of Quinces and boiled in a little water is very good to cool the heat and heal the sore breasts of women The same with a little sugar is good to lenify the harshness and hoarseness of the throat and roughness of the tongue The cotton or down of Quinces boiled and applied to plague sores heals them up and laid as a plaister made up with wax it br

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