r 250 ]

(

r Marfhmallows.\ Mallows,

Trie five emollient herbs: < Mercury,

J Pellitory of the wall,(.Violets.

The four cordial flowers:

The four greater hot feeds :

The four leiler hot feeds:

The four greater cold feeds:

The four leffer cold feeds:

The four capillary herbs t

The four carminative flowers;

! Borage,

Buglofs,

Roles,

Violets.

SAnife,

Caraway,

(Cummin,

Fennel. "

f Bifhopfweed,

3 Stone parfley,J Smallage,

I Wild carrot.

Water melons,Cucumbers^

Gourds,

Melons.

f Succory,

) Endive,

J Lettuce,

(.Purflane.

{MaidenhairEnglifh maidenhair,Wall rue,

Ceterach.

f Camomile,J Feverfew,

1 Dill,

|.Melilot.

The fimples of each of the above clafles have been often employedtogether, under the refpe&ive general appellations. This prattice hasentirely ceafed among us; and accordingly thefe denominations arerow expunged both from the London and Edinburgh pharmacopceias,{fcough ftill retained in foreign ones.

General