GENERAL INDEX TO THE ENGLISH PHYSICIAN ENLARGED, AND GALEN’S KEY TO PHYSIC.

Adder’s Tongue, or Serpent’s Tongue, 3 Agrimony, 4 —— Water, 5 Alder Tree, the black, 6 —— the common, 7 Alehoof, or Ground-Ivy, 5 Alexander, 6 Alkanet, 3, 218 All-Heal, 2 Amara Dulcis, or Bitter Sweet, 1 Amaranthus, 9 Anemone, 9 Angelica, 8, 218 Anthoræ, 218 Archangel, 11 Arrach, garden, 10 —— wild and stinking, 10 Ars-smart, 12 Artichokes, 88, 221 Asarabacca, 13, 218 Ash Tree, 14, 222 Asparagus, 213 —— prickly, 14 —— or Sperage, 218 Asphodel, Female, or King’s Spear, 218 —— Male, 219 Avens, Colewort, or Herb Bonet, 15 Avens, or Herb Bennet, 219 Balm, 215 Barks, 259 —— appropriated to parts of the body, 259 Barberry, 16 Barks, 202 Barks, 227 Barley, 16 Bay Tree, 18, 223 Bazil, garden, or Sweet Bazil, 18 Beans, 18 Beans, French, 19 Bearsbreach, or Brank Ursine, 29, 217 Bed-straw, Ladies, 19 Beech Tree, 23 Beets, 20 Beets, black, white, and red, 219 Betony, Water, 21 —— Wood, ib. Bifoil, or Twoblade, 24 Bilberries, Whorts, or Whortleberries, 23 Birch Tree, 24 Bird’s Foot, 24 Birthwort, 218 Bishop’s-Weed, 25 Bistort, or Snakeweed, 25, 219 Bitter Sweet, 1 Blade, One, 26 Blites, 27 Blue Bottle, 28 Borrage, 219 Borrage and Bugloss, 28 Bramble, or Blackberry Bush, 27 Brank Ursine, 29 Briony, or Wild Vine, 30 Briony, white and black, 219 Brooklime, or Water Pimpernel, 31 Broom and Broom-rape, 32 Buck’s horn Plantain, 33 —— —— ib. Bugle, 33 Bugloss, 219 Bulbus Vomitorius, 219 Bur, Clot-bur, or Burdock, 219 Burdock, 36 Burnet, 35, 224, 226 Butcher’s Broom, 31 Butter-bur, 224 Butter-bur, or Petasitis, 35 Cabbages and Coleworts, 37 Calamint, or Mountain Mint, 38 Caltrops, Water, 39, 216 Cammock, or Rest-harrow, 223 Camomile, 39 Campion Wild, 40 Caper Roots, 219 Carduus Benedictus, 41 Carraway, 42 Carrots, 41, 221 Celandine, 42 —— lesser, 44 Celandine, the greater and lesser, 220 Centaury, ordinary small, 44 Centaury, the greater, 219 Cerecloths, 366 Chamelion, white and black, 220 Cherries, Winter, 45 Cherry-Tree, 45 Chervil, 46 —— Sweet, or Sweet Cicely, 47 Chesnut-Tree, 47 Chesnuts, Earth, ib. Chickweed, 48 Chick-pease, or Cicers, ib. China, 220 Cinquefoil, 224 Cinquefoil, or Five-leaved Grass, 49 Cives, 50 Clary, or Clear Eye, 50 —— Wild, 50 Cleavers, 51 Clown’s Woodwort, 52 Cock’s Head, Red Fitching, or Medick Fetch, 52 Colewort, 219 Coleworts, Sea, ib. Coltsfoot, 53 Columbines, 53 Comfrey, 54, 220 Compounds, Spirit and Compound Distilled Waters, 283 Conserves, 206 Conserves and Sugars, 315 Coralwort, 54 Costmary, or Alecost, or Balsam Herb, 55 Costus, both sorts, 220 Cowslips, or Peagles, 56 Crab’s Claws, or Fresh Water Soldier, 57 Creatures, Living, 252 Creatures, part of Living and Excrements, 253 Cresses, black, 57 —— Sciatica, ib. —— Water, 58 Crosswort, 58 Crowfoot, 59 Cuckow Point, ib. Cuckow-points, or Wake-robin, 218 Cucumber-roots, wild, 221 Cucumbers, 61 Cudweed, or Cotton-weed, 56 Daisies, 61, 219 Dandelion, vulgarly called Piss a-beds, 62 Darnel, 62 Decoctions, 204, 293 Devil’s Bit, 63, 223 Dill, 63 Distilled Waters, Simples, 278 —— —— —— being digested before hand, 278 Dittany, 221 Dock, 64 Dodder of Thyme, Epithymun, &c., 64 Dog’s Grass, or Cough Grass, 65 Doronicum, 221 Dove’s-Foot, or Crane’s-Bill, 66 Down, or Cotton Thistle, 67 Dracunculi, 221 Dragons, 67 Dropwort, 222 Duck’s Meat, 66 Dwarf Elder, Walwort, or Danewort, 221 Elder, 225 Elder Tree, 67 —— Dwarf, 67 Elecampane, 69, 221 Electuaries, 205 Electuaries, 324 —— purging, 33 Elm Tree, 68 Emplasters, 391 Endive, 69 Endive, Garden Endive, 221 Eringo, or Sea Holly, 70, 222 Eyebright, 71 Fennel, 73, 222 —— Sow, or Hog’s Fennel, 47 Fern, 71 —— Water, or Osmond Royal, 72 —— Male and Female, 222 —— of the Oak, 224 Feverfew, or Fetherfew, 72 Fig-wort, 226 Fig-wort, or Throat-wort, 74 Fig Tree, 75 Filipendula, or Drop-Wort, 75 Flag, Yellow Water, or Flower-de-luce, 76 Flax-weed, or Toad Flax, 76 Flea-Wort, 77 Flower-de-luce, 78 Flowers, 200, 247 —— 264 —— appropriated to certain parts of the body, 265 Fluellin, or Lluellin, 79 Fluxweed, 78 Fox-Gloves, 80 Fresh-water Soldier, or Crab’s Claws, 57 Fruits, 267 —— appropriated to the body of man, 267 —— by their several operations, bind, &c., 268 —— purging, 208 —— and their buds, 248 Fuller’s Thistle, 223 Fumitory, 80 Furze Bush, 81 Galanga, or Galingal, 222 Galanga, English, long and round, 221 Galen’s Method of Physic, Key to, 376 Garlick, 82, 218, 227 Gentian, 222 Gentian, Felwort, or Baldmony, 82 Germander, 83 Gilliflowers, Clove, 83 Ginger, 227 Gladon, Stinking, 226 Gladwin, Stinking, 84 Golden Rod, 85 Gooseberry Bush, 86 Gout-wort, or Herb Gerrard, 85 Grass, 222 Green, Winter, 86 Gromel, 85 Groundsel, 87 Gums, Rosins, Balsams, and Juices, 270 Hart’s Tongue, 88 Hawk-weed, 88 Hawthorn, 90 Hazel-Nut, 89 Heart’s Ease, 88 Heart’s-ease, or Pansies, 226 Hedge Hyssop, 92 Hellebore, black, 93 Hellebore, white and black, 221 Hemlock, 90 Hemp, 91 Henbane, 91 Herb Robert, 94 —— True-Love, or One Berry, 94 Herbs, 260 —— appropriated to certain parts of the body of man, 262 —— altering according to property, 263 —— purging, 264 Herbs or Trees, of the leaves of, 200 —— and their Leaves, 229 Hermodactils, 222 Holly, Holm, or Hulver Bush, 99 Hops, 95 Horehound, 96 Horsetail, 97 Hound’s Tongue, 98, 221 Houseleek, or Sengreen, 97 Hyssop, 95 Ivy, 99 Jacinths, 222 John’s Wort, St., 99 Juniper Bush, 100 Juices, 202, 252 Juleps, 204 Kidney Wort, or Wall Penny-royal, or Wall Penny-wort, 101 Knapweed, 102 Knotgrass, ib. Knee-holly, or Butcher’s-broom, or Bruscus, 225 Ladies’ thistles, 220 —— Mantle, 103 —— Smock, 104 Lavender, ib. —— Cotton, 104 Leeks, 225 Lettice, 223 Lettuce, 104 Lilies, Water, 223 Lilies, White, 106, 223 Lily, Water, 105 —— of the Valley, ib. Liquorice, 106, 222 Liverwort, 107 Lohochs, 208 Loosestrife, or Willow-herb, 107 —— with spiked heads of flowers, ib. Lovage, 108, 223 Lungwort, 109 Madder, 109, 225 Maidenhair, 110 —— white, or Wall Rue, ib. —— Golden, ib. Mallows, 223 Mandrakes, ib. Maple Tree, 112 Marigolds, 114 Marjoram, wind, 112 —— sweet, 113 Marsh-mallows, 218 Masterwort, 114, 223, 224 Maudlin, Sweet, 114 Mead-sweet, 227 Mechracah, 223 Medicines, method of mixing, 210 —— on the Temperature of, 376 —— Temperate, 377 —— Hot, ib. —— Hot in the first degree, ib. —— —— second degree, 378 —— —— third degree, ib. —— —— fourth degree, ib. —— Cooling, 378 —— cool in the first degree, 379 —— —— second and third degree, ib. —— cold in the fourth degree, 379 —— moistening, ib. —— drying, ib. —— of the appropriation of the several parts of the body, 380 —— appropriated to the Head, ib. —— —— Brain, ib. —— —— Eyes, ib. —— —— Mouth & Nose, 382 —— —— Ears, ib. —— —— Teeth, ib. —— —— Breast & lungs, ib. —— —— Heart, 383 —— —— Stomach, 384 —— —— Spleen, ib. —— —— Reins and Bladder, 386 —— —— Womb, ib. —— —— Joints, ib. —— —— Propriety, or operation of, 387 —— —— Hardening, ib. —— —— Loosening, 388 —— —— Drawing, 389 —— —— Discussive, ib. —— —— Repelling, 390 —— —— appropriated to the Liver, 385 —— —— Cleansing, 391 —— —— Suppuring, 392 —— —— Provoking urine, ib. —— —— Breeding flesh, 393 —— —— Glutinative, ib. —— —— Resisting poison, ib. —— —— Purging, 394 Medlar, 115 Melilot, or King’s Claver, 115 Mercury, French and Dog, 116 —— Dog, ib. Metals, Minerals, and Stones, 254 Metals, Stones, Salts, and other Minerals, 276 Mints, 117 Misselto, 118 Mithridate Mustard, 182 Money-wort, or Herb Twopence, 119 Monk’s Rhubarb, 225 Moonwort, 120 Mosses, 120 Motherwort, 121 Mouse-ear, 122 Mugwort, 122 Mulberry Tree, 123, 223 Mullein, ib. Mustard, 124 —— Hedge, 125 Nailwort, or Whitlow-grass, 126 Nep, or Catmint, ib. Nettles, 127, 227 Nightshade, 128 Oak, 128 Oats, 129 Oils, 205 Oils, 353 —— Simple Oils, by expression, ib. —— —— —— Infusion and Decoction, 354 —— Compound Oils by Infusion and Decoction, 355 Ointments, 208 Ointments, more simple, 358 —— more compound, 362 One Blade, ib. Onions, 130, 220 Orchis, 129 Orpine, ib. Orris, or Flower-de-luce, 222 Parsley, 131 —— Piert, or Parsley Breakstone, ib. Parsnips, 132 —— Cow, ib. —— garden and wild, 224 Peach Tree, 133 Pear Tree, 134 Pellitory of Spain, 134, 225 —— of the Wall, 135 Peony, male and female, 224 Pennyroyal, 136 Peony, male and female, 137 Pepperwort, or Dittander, 138 Periwinkle, 138 Peter’s Wort, St., 139 Pimpernel, 139 Physic, a Key to Galen’s Method of, 376 —— the general use of, ib. —— of the temperature, ib. Pills, 209, 339 Pine, Ground, 140 Plaisters, 208, 367 Plantain, 141, 224 Plants, things bred from, 252 Plums, 142 Polypody of the Oak, 142 Poplar Tree, 143 Poppy, 144 Poultices, 209 Preserved Roots, Stalks, Barks, Flowers, Fruits, 314 Preserves, 206 Primroses, 146 Privet, 146, 218 Purslain, 146 Queen of the Meadows, or Meadow Sweet, 147 Quince Tree, 148 Radishes, garden and wild, 225 Ragwort, 149 Rest-Harrow, or Camonack, 150 Rattle Grass, 150 Receipts, General Caution, 395 —— to purge the Head, ib. —— for a Rheum in the Head, and the Palsy, ib. —— —— ib. 396 —— for the falling off of the Hair, ib. —— to purge the Head, ib. —— for Eyes that are blasted, ib. —— Excellent Water to clear the Sight, ib. —— for a hurt in the Eye with a stroke, ib. —— to draw Rheum back from the Eyes, ib. —— for a Web in the Eye, ib. —— pain in the Ears, ib. —— an Imposthume in the Ear, ib. —— Polypus, or a fleshy substance growing in the Nose, ib. —— bleeding at the Nose, ib. —— a Canker in the Nose, ib. —— another for the Polypus, ib. —— extreme heat of the Mouth, 397 —— for a Canker in the Mouth, ib. —— to keep Teeth white, ib. —— —— fasten the Teeth, ib. —— for the Tooth-ache, ib. —— Scurvy in the Gums, ib. —— for rotting and consuming of the Gums, ib. —— the cause of Infirmities in the Face, ib. —— for a Face full of red pimples, ib. —— to take away the marks of Small Pox, ib. —— caution concerning the Infirmities of the Throat, ib. —— for Hoarseness, 398 —— for the Quinsey, ib. —— for Sore Breasts, ib. —— —— —— —— inward Medicine for, ib. —— for Moisture of the Stomach, ib. —— for the heat of the Stomach, ib. —— to cause the Liver well to digest, ib. —— a Caution, ib. —— for a stoppage of the Liver, ib. —— for the Liver, ib. Reed, Aromatical, 219 Reeds, common and sugar, 218 Rhadish, or Horse Rhadish, 148 Rhapontick, or Rhubarb of Pontus, 225 Rhubarb, 225 Rhubarb, or Rephontic, 156 —— Monk’s or garden Patience, 157 —— Bastard, or great Round-leaved Dock, ib. Rocket, 151 —— Winter, or Cresses, 152 Roots, 201, 217, 256 —— Temperature of, 257 —— appropriated to several parts of the body, 258 —— properties of, ib. Rosa Solis, or Sun Dew, 155 Rosemary, ib. Rose Root, 225 Roses, 152 Rue, Meadow, 158 —— Garden, 159 Rupture-wort, 160 Rushes, 161 Rye, ib. Saffron, Meadow, 220 Saffron, 161 Sage, 162 —— Wood, ib. Samphire, 164 Sanicle, ib. Saracen’s Confound, or Saracen’s Wound-wort, 165 Sarsaparilla, or Bind-weed, 225 Satyrion, 226 Sauce-alone, or Jack by the Hedge-side, 165 Savine, 166 Savory, Winter and Summer, ib. Saxifrage, the common white, 167 —— Burnet, ib. —— white, or Lady-Smocks, 226 Scabious, ib. Scabious, three sorts, 161 Scirrits, 226 Scordium, or Water-Germander, ib. Scurvygrass, 169 Sea, things belonging to, 254 Seeds, 201 —— or Grains, 249, 268 —— according to their operation, bind, &c. 269 Self-heal, 170 Service Tree, 171 Seseli, or Hartwort, 226 Shepherd’s Purse, 171 Sloe-bush, or Sloe-tree, 225 Smallage, 171, 218 Solomon’s Seal, 163, 225 Sope-wort, or Bruise-wort, 172 Sorrel, ib. —— Wood, ib. Sow Thistles, 173 Southern-wood, ib. Sorrel, 223 Sowbread, 218 Sow-thistles, 226 Species, or Powders, 317 Spignel, 223 Spignel, or Spikenard, 174 Spikenard, 223 Spleenwort, Ceterach, or Hart’s Tongue, ib. Spurge, greater and lesser, 222 Spurge, Olive, or Widow-wail, 222 Squills, 226 Star-Thistle, 175 Stone-Crop, Prick-Madam, or small Houseleek, 177 Strawberries, 175 Swallow-wort, 218, 227 Succory, 220 Succory, or Chicory, 176 Sugars, 316 Sulphur-wort, Hog’s-fennel, or Hore-strange, 224 Syrups, 203, 294 —— altering, 294 —— purging, 305 —— made with Vinegar and Honey, 308 Tamaris, 226 Tamarisk Tree, 178 Tansie, 226 Tansy, garden, 178 Tansy, Wild, or Silver Weed, 179 Tears, Liquors, and Rosins, 251 Teazle, 223 Thistles, 179 —— Melancholy, 180 —— our Lady’s, ib. —— Woollen or Cotton, 181 —— Fuller’s, or Teazle, ib. Thorn, black, or Sloe Bush, 182 Thorough Wax, or Thorough Leaf, 183 Throat-wort, 226 Thyme, 123 —— Wild, or Mother of Thyme, ib. Tinctures, 290 Toad-stools, 226 Tobacco, English, 177 Toothwort, 221, 54 Tormentil, 226 Tormentil, or Septfoil, 184 Treacle Mustard, 181 Trefoil, 226 Trefoil, Meadow, or Honey-suckles, 115 —— Heart, 186 —— Pearl, ib. Troches, 209, 346 Turbith, 226 Turmerick, 221 Turnsole, or Heliotropium, 224 Tustan, or Park Leaves, 186 Valerian, white and red, 219 Valerian, or Setwell, greater and lesser, 224 Valerian, garden, 186 Vervain, 187 Vine, 188 Vinegars, Physical, 292 Violets, 188 Viper’s Bugloss, 189 —— —— or Wild Bugloss, 221 Viper’s Grass, 226 Wall Flowers, or Winter Gillflowers, 190 Walnut Tree, ib. Water-flag, or Flower-de-luce, 218 Waters, distilled, 202 Weld, Wold, or Dyer’s Weed, 191 Wheat, 192 Willow Tree, ib. Wines, Physical, 291 Wood, 193 —— 193, 223 Woodbine, or Honey-suckles, ib. Woods, 260 Woods, and their Chips or Rapeings, 229 Wormwood, 194 Yarrow, Nose-bleed, Milfoil, or Thousand Leaf, 198 Zedoary, or Setwall, 227