7 6 The Compíete •UngMhfDi/penßtorjr. Part IL

14.. Thymi, Thyme. There arefevera! forts of this, but the Vulgarisfolio tenuiori, the common Thyme,with a fmall Leaf, of Cafpar Ban-king, is moil; in ufe, and that in-tended in Officinal Compoiitions.It flowers in July. It is Co muchof the Nature of Serpyllum, thatin cafe of want they may be ulèdfor one another.

Ihres, Flowers :

1 f. Anthos, ofRofemary. Thelèare the Flowers of the Rofmariniitngußiore folio, the narrow-lea v'dRoiemary of Cafpar Bauhine. Theytlow in April. Thefe are reckon-ed the p.incipal Aromatics of ourow"n Giowth. Fhey are almoftin all nervous Complaints, efpe-cially fuch as arife from too greatMoifture and Cold, as they arehot and drying. In Epilep^es,Apoplexies, Falj.es and ¿il ú¡í-eafcs of that kind, they a'e rurd-ly ever omitted in Prefer ipuon un-der ibme Form or Other. Ineyabound with a fiibtile d:re:geni'Oil, which makes them univer-ially deobftruent and opening. Theyare therefore prefcrib'd in UterineObftruitions, in rhe Jaundice, andeven in the Gout. With theft ismade the celebiated Hungary Wa-ter ; a fmall Quantity of whichdiluted with common Water, isreckon'd excellent in diilodging andbringing away Wax which ha; densin the Ears, and hinders the Hear-ing. It is to be injected wa;mwith a Syringe made on purpofefor that ufe.

1 ó. Aurantiorum, of Oranges.The Aurantia major of CafparBauhine is the kind here intended.They are of an admirable Scent,though, like all fuch Perfumes, toopowerful fox fome Derfons ; aad

therefore prejudicial. It is withthefe the Aqua Napht is made.There are now but little ulèd inMedicine : However, where theSpirits are almoft quite extinct inmalignant and putrid Fevers, theyare fometimes very cordial and rc-frefhing.

17.CAR10PHYLLI Hortenses,Clove Gilliflowers ; call'd allô verycommonly, Mores Tunica, and Vt-tonica. The Alt His major of Caf-par Bauhine is the officinal fort.They blow in July ; and thenceare called July-flowers. They area fine Aromatic, and very grate-ful to the Smell and Tafle. Theyhave place in a Syrup which isufed in moil C.-phalic and CordialJuleps. There is alio a Confervemade of th?m, but hardly ever riufed. The dry"d Clove is the Fruit Ct^iof a large Tree, bat is not fo muchulèd in Medicine, per fe, as in fea-foning of Food An effential Oil,of wh : ch they yield great plenty,is ufed in many things; and as itis very warm, and agreeable tothe Nerves, it enters into theCompofnion of many Catharticsas a Corredor. In this Rank itftands in ¡he Til. ex Duobus 5 andin the EleiluAriutn Caryocoflinum,the Clove is pouder'd. It is muchufed likewile for the Tooth -ach,diopt upon a little Cotton or Lint,and ftufted into the Hollow, orheld as near as can be to the PartarTefted.

iS. Jasmini, of Jejfamy. ThePlant which produces theft is theJajminum, and Apiana of D0J0-n&us, the Gelfaminum of Mathi-olus, and the Jafminum -vulgatiusflore albo, the white flower'd JeAfamy of Cafpar Bauhine. TheFlowers blow almoft the wholeSummer. Thefe are but little ufed,and of the fame Nature as thofe ofOranges,