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Apothecaries, Chirurgeons, and their Apprentices. As * 
for all Travellers, Seamen, Cuſtom-houſe Officers, and all 
others that either Traffick in them, or make any Uſe of 
them, or thoſe that import or deliver any of them at the 
Water - ſide. Giving a true Account of all thoſe that are Pro- 
hibited, and thoſe that are not, whereby many needleſs| 

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| | Catalogue of all Drugs, c. + 5 


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HE Black groweth here i Wm 
England, France, Germany, 
and Norway, and molt. _- 
parts of Europe. It is to 
be choſen; the Leaves very 3" 
green, the Stalks of a lively reddiſh q 
— black, and dry withal. Tele Ni of <8 
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1 Wale, is generally very good alſo. 

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FF | kur here, neither fo much in Uſe. It is 
brou ght from Italy, Net- England, France, 
and other Places; the Stalk of it is 
more of yellowiſh green, and the Leaves 
[ge W 8 Ls black. 9 


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1 above the Cods of Caſtor, of which 
the Dam ich and Poland pont generally 


have, as it were, two Cods above the 
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| broken and tranſpar at 3 it comes from 
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'The e Treaſury 0 of 


Agaricus, Aearich, 


* Is an Excreſcence ofa 3 Mat- 
ter of a Tree, ver white, and 
light, and cuts eaſi ly and ſhort : the beſt 
comes from Barbary; there is another ſort 
which comes from  He/verza, and other 
Parts of Germany, viz. Norimbergh ; 
which is finer than that which comes 
from Ruffia, being in ſmall Pieces, but 
very fine, white, and light: the Ruſſia 
© >. Sort js the coarſeſt of all, being, ſome- 
times very cruſty, and interwoven. with 
red Veins, as alſo flinty and works 
* nk is reckoned the . Rhone 


EB all ] . 25 Aloe Swccotrina. . 


1 F the gnelt of Ales, therefor: "ay FRA 
Ms called A/oe Lucida; tis made in an 
” Iſland called. Suctatore: near Moco in the 
| Eaxft-Indies,thefineſt is moſt tranſparent ; 
. broken, it turns to a fine yellowiſh 
| Powder: tis brought to us from the Ef 
Indies: the ſmalleſt; ond. EN : 
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| wee: 1 13 dn Moe Heputica,. $4) 1 

3 41 11 05 18 21184 „Ast {7 54188. 


lat THE right Aloe Hepatica ought wa be ; 


- nd clear, not very fœtid in Smell; that 
yhich is called 0 here in- England i is no- 
thing elſe but A/c Cuballina, of a ftrong © 
Feetid Smell, and very: coarſe; fitter to 
be given to Horſes than Men: it comes 


neg 

bat from Sr rar in the Eaſt Indies: = 
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le- * Aloe Barbados, a 0 5 5 I 
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8 the me as 9 Arne but r thee 
finer, yet of a fœtid Smell; it ones 

in Gourds, which is generally the beſt: 

ſome in Pots is pretty good; ns? which 


nüt 1 446 
e * Anbra Grifes ? 

i * A* ras. the beſt is of an Aſk e c- 
= i Jour, ſomething ſpeckled, with lit- 
tile (mall black and white ſpecks; it is of. 


" molt fragrant, pleaſant ſmell, clear from 

any Drofs, and not cruſty without, run- 
, 2 a hot Needle ſlightly into it, there 
wi ifſue outa ne ofa fragrantScent; 
1044 A * Na 


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cole a fine light Liver · colour, fine 2 | 


comes in Caſksis moiſt, and A inftriceto. "5 


2 £ — a | 
| . tis brought from the Eaſt and Weſt Indies) fron 
(iz. Bermudos;\&8) and. fom et imes'tiM.. 
tound in near Parts adjacent: There wal 
lately à piece di ſcvwred in à erm Ceri 
_ Whu/ewIvolanth, ſomewhat hike bende 
erreſeʒ tis ne ver the worſe if it does indlin 
to aryello i Colour ; fomet ines yt 
will diſcover the Beaks of Birds in it, 
v hich id a Symptom of its trueneſs: it has 
been obſerved that Birds will generally 
ſtrike at it, and ſeveral pieces floating at 
Sea have 8 that means been bien, Py 


| Libre Nigra: EE 
17901 TE n PAS 
= 7 Lack ee et ; the beſt © — 
D from the Faſt Indies, being of a black 
Colour, ſometimes ſpeckled with a few 
Dur Spec ks: We have had in former 
times an 1 775 black Ambergreeſe, which 
was more fœtid than fragrant, breaking 
ſoft iſh and very ſhining, but of late (tho 


much enquired 0 ſcarce t fo FD ind ive 
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From: „Aae, Chi, and the TIRES 
3 IF 1. 0006893 12 956! &3 "EC nr | e 
of) Agde Amara. 2111. e . 
| Ke ELF Es 
J Itter Almond are ta be choſen freſh, 
ine B large, breaking white within, of a 
oi bright Colour without; they come moſft 
; Fn from Barbury, ſame feu frat — 
rovence, a and other Parts of * 1 


. Amgdata © Dulcis. .. 


Weet Abende are to beakalkalls ot 
| ſaid, bit of a ſwWeet πανπ t 5 
” EW Rancor; the beſt are the Fundun, attes ; 
then Ty and Nm Amends. üer 
4 97044 
Aud, N . 104 has 
15633: D199 oh i: aulw 
JS the Fruit of: anvndian Firaeahkd» 
Bird's Heart, with Juice like Bloods 
it is by ſome called the Elephant o Loiuſe . 
it is brought from Bauten in the Eaft 
; OE | A N $6" CINE Ss Hh bh | 
M Mates 1141 rad. vu 
oy EO GO ITIN tx pr oe 40118 1B. is 
Jude Antimomy i is 4 Mineral Body, i in 
vuhich the Metalline Nature is finiſn- 
4 —_— of n Mineral, of. 
=  Metallick. 


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: D Japhoretick Antimony IS A Chy ym al 


The Treaſury of. 


Metallick Mercury indigeſted, and of an 
earthly Subſtance i intermix d With Salt: 
That whichs is brought to us comes from 
Dant ick and Poland, which is in Loaves 
of a pretty length, being larger ſtreak d, 
and leſs Foot in it, than chat which comes 
from France, which: is in large, round, 
thick Loaves,. full of foot, and nothing 
— good as the foimer. ES 


* 


Antimonium Hunger. . 


Oy Al Ann genies, the Hungari, rian and 
"  >#| [Brauylulnian Antimony is to be pre- 
| ferred, «becauſe that it is of a purer Sul - 
phur, and imbibeth a Golden Mineral 3 
therefore are its Streaks more ſplendid 
and longer, of an obſcure Reddiſhneſs, 
which ſheweth its Goodneſs ; tis caſt in 
faſhionediI:oaf, and this Anti- 
wny i in all Medicines to- * aber 
5 yes: any other. = 


Antimonium Diab. 


Preparation, with Nitre — An- 


. _ 21mony, and e that it comes very 2 
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W Seibiuin, is a Glaſs of Artery, 
0 looks a tranſparent deep e 
mically ſo prepared, and: that we 
e A Ee, ice 28, r buy 

— 25 25076 100 1 a 1 5 [un : 110 obo uy 5182 


Anion Carell. Da Wen 


150 chy mically prepared 1 Ants 


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\F- $3642 gortis there ar. ales in n 


83 1 : 


It is a Chymical Preparation, draw; 
from Sali Petre and Coppe ras, to 8 
Degrees; the Strength of it is known 


by its ſtrong Scent, fuming and eating 
in preſently in the Blade of a Knife, or 
_ thing of Braſs or Copper, as alſo I 


the W ws a 0 SEO] 


134 * - 


ny, &c. weer here in FOOD, being — 
very a 14 5 bp hes 28 ED 0 3 


Shops ſold, vis. double.apd ue. 


by pouring it upon the Blade of a ife, 


E Creatuey et 


Ares li. ee. ; 


Nang Flower Water is bedugbtp tem 
fro Probente and Nia za in France, 
as alſo from Genoa and other parts ot I. 
; 5. Its Goodneſs is only 2 the 
- rare odoriferous and fragrant Smell by 
3 N your Handkerchief, Sc. in it 


1 * 
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Wet Siber i is a Mineral 85 ;or . 
a Metallic Volatile; the beſt is 


Virgin Quick Silber, or that which is ſome- 
times naturally found in the Earth; tho 
maoſt of it is made of a Mineral which 

262 is called Cinnaber, by the Force of Fire, 


| 3 _ vania, Tyrol, and other Parts of OI: 
| 5 and ſome Parts of Spain. 72 


Aroma Bquinum.. 5 — Cal 


2 * 1 (ES 


K Spice 3 is 2 thing e 8 in 
| England of ſeveral Ingredients, as. 
Fenugreek, Turmerick, Long Pepper, & 8 


all 1 in Powder. 


Auri- 


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Agent vr Vioum. 2 q 


8 alſo drawn out of 6ther Metals 5 tis 
ound in Quantities in Hungaria, \Tranſybs 


. cc. > on o@ wn Aw. 


— 


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ok Elder Trees; they ateifound h 

in nn. and mat Paris of Barupr. 

4 ATi 8 111 cp 111 Bed. 
* Auripigmentum. = 


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Row 3 is a ſecunda Sulphure 
of Mineral; beef 175 5 
_ — of: _ 1 nd EM | 

ies, bre 3 ning ebl6ar, | 
there is a great deal in: SaxÞay: 8 — 
many, but coarſer and li, we yellow, 
inclining to a green, "niche Hard und 3 
rocky than the former. — 3 


Erago Eris. 5D 


tr A 04kh *S 1 
g. Eodigreaſeris 2 [thing unde out of 


| ting of new Wine turns to a green Pow- 
der, and ſo gathered in Leather Bags, 
and brought to us from Marſeilles in 
N France ; that which is of a dry and 
„ lively Colour, breaking caſt ** into D- 
Ts der is to be preferred.” „ 


Copper, which by the Evapera- ; | 


* wo 3 
3 


0 elf Gn 
J calcin'd; in a Reverberatory 

which ate eaſily reduced into\a mol Cala by 
3 them 1 in a Mortar. | 


„ er TI 2 PRAIRIE 3 2 Tf 
Tn + Arſenicum Album. 3 
uke irn f £47 e 
X 7 Hite Retsrhaney!: the beſt 1 it 
V+ breaks clear and tranſparent like 
il, and comes out of Saxiny,by way 
t -Homborogeb ;. itis nothing elſe but a 
Juſion o "Orpment and Sali — . 
t 2 n but an artificial thing. 


* 7 1 1 1 S 17675 4 EPs -: * . 15 3 1 { A 


1  Arſenicum e 
# Ellow Abad © comes likewiſe I 


of Serony; It is to be.choſen dear 
A pure yellow 'Co 1. Ahn * 
s within. 5 1 oy oft 7 274 frat WIRE ETA £3: 5.59 


* , 7 K £ 2 


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D nic Sandarac, is of an Orange Colour, 
£ 10 beaten to Powder, the moſt pernicious x 
5 Fey ſons 3 even outwardly applied, | 


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HEY row ere int a Wall i in 
England, ang in a great many other 
Parts wild e the Vineyards. The 
Berries are in a Huſk reſemblirig red Cher - 1 
ies; 40 2 litt or more of — . — 3 4 
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Fælix, from 

Fn thro? all the Grand Seignior 5 2 4 
minions even to the Eaſt lgdies; the beſt 3 | I 
comes now from the Eaff-Indies, bein | 
large, brigbt, à full Berry, ande yay. 3 
Formerly that, which tame from T 3 
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[of Europe, they are to be choſen of a 
good full growth and well dried, and 
1  Eathevat in the right Seaton. - 1 2 


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XA berries grow int Yraly.” "ance 
IVI and other hot Countries near th 
| . = Rocky and Cliffs of the Sea; brought to bs 
den ages. Fa 


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pro 3 gh Aon tum RoN oil” 
nes: os bor ien Sear r | = 
K Bit 991; Berri er 396 W060 2 


'S | | n * Brfs: als "I, : 
1  Lhermes Berries, are of a lively red 
arts k Colour, very light, x ad bon bro. 
of a Ren, ſomething like a Fly within. The — 
ind Nome from Lach, r a 
I arſeillr. See the Juic . peer Po 
Derm s. 2 Stine Jaye, Eldon 


, GAR ID mon eu 05 ele WW: 
zee bill 6 * ws 


[5 4 nit 800% am + flowing: 1 2 ak 
2 Tree in Siu m tdi Meſt· Indies, 

an Aromatic Smell, hot and bitter 
Tafte/ of a Bady'char;ctranſparantslik 
Venice Tarpenrone, but exceedingall Tust 
penvine. for Goodneſs and Virthe, - TON 


1 138 IEG $7791 12 deni 05 a llc 2 3 5 
i e. 50 B/ Lebe Fodalchoy, Win 6 
10 N eee e O ite, 1 = 
Pins f Gilead, by ſome callod ofen 3 
£1 cha, by others Ba l Syriacum, is 

Ia FRalfam el rel he former, 


but of a more condens'd Body 25 = 


Drops are pouled Into Water 
7 ſpread upon 3 of 2h & W 
ie  andpholt a little Pitce of Th e e —M 
is = ** very Tragra of Smell; Tok what N 
25 e 


6 


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Ing 


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| the en, and gage F Flowers: : tig 


rongbt to us from Tur tens and is ſaid 


to grow out oka thorny Tree in Arabia 
er and ns: ; ; of ; : 
boi wits to gs rnd CRE A 


781 IG ©: *. Balſomuin Perun. 4 75 
einer VE enxs AE * An 4 7! ol el 4 
XN Atural Bal lam, Indie e Balſam, i is of a 

&.v.. Very, a ag ed Smell a\reth 
diſh Hack Colour, ſinking under Water; 

tis brought to us from Peru, and New 
. "pn, in 20 eee over WIRE: 
Leather. 


Ab 8 £19 mY grin)! Bah Ct BU it's £3 
85 e * en 211 Why . 
2237 10 bs 195 Tarts «14 na. 10 


1 


| 481 N 

ela nt a Chywi al Pr 
Aera Wade dut of Flower of B 
e, and Oy of 3 


_ to a moſt- curious Balſamic G88. 
denſity, red like a Ruby ſamet imes tis 


Lee, smot yd O yy 
ANA! 0 Hero d n * 4 
. Talutaum. 8 8 


75 
; * . 4. r , r 
— 2 2 0 11 8 14 11171 


2 


Ken inclining to a Gold Eq: 
bet wegn a liquid nd 
wer y glu aon, 35 whory-over 


made with Oyl of Sweet Fennel, or 


* 


it 
% 
- *. 
* 


t faſtneth it 
ant in Smell 
other Balſams) like the h 
and Zaſmin Flowers; tis 


5 wrthagens, by the Native 3 
Pot of _ Fant 15 Weſt lndj I 
fo and fall 8 — 3 


52 1 7051 ren 1 Fron 410 4 Fombs: 1 

FFV 
221 15 15 782001 e or n BSS 
Ine e Bole or Bolus verus; it taketh i = 
i I Name from Armenis, a Country be: 
OT 7 Greed, as is often broug ht from 


fore ai be 25 5 ber ee 2 
the fineſt is of a fat tiſh red Colour, being 
put to the Tongue, will eaſily ſtick falt 1 
1 it, Lehe put im inge Water will as caſi- _ 
0 tter e _— 

. diffoly > Ah Oz At Burier 119 ri. ing n f _— 

| | 6138) oy f mu! "= & — 8 : * 4 
85 een 7 _ 


z 2 


Ommon:-bote i is a Ng made here in 
\4 Englund of Red-oaker and Whiteing, - 
c. the nearer it comes to the fine, the = 
' x better eſteemed. "= . , _ 


2 


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Fs 94012 ** 


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1 23 il. eas 


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of; wage 
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a e n 8 
Taſte not acid 


t is refin'd here 
ther n of Ex 


7 1 
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m Ats 

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3 mot 8 
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$ 

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— ＋ of N 1 
2 $1 -*: E44 SS. 4 


0 4 - Cl 
of F oo 1 1 


3 . 52 F an Herb which ces f om Bantam 
I the Eaft- Indie 16 $a, c Infatuating 
3 _ Qual ity, and pernicious 


r «gf, 


VVV ANW $3 
ra £ "Og Wen 10 5 * 
1 0 5400 11 1918811 Ed, 1 

f 
„ Ibs 121 E 
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5 22 - I 2 
4 1 a * 
- 7 * 4 
7 « 
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brought to 5 in 
Ns a mot . B 

white cryſtaline Colour, 
ror s ftrong Smell, likethehbeft 4 = 
c, of a, volatile Quality, -<a- 
1 heang ſet on Fire almoſt i 
burn# in Wafer and . 


; F 3 ; 2 8 
77 ir * og 
4 # 28 ar 0 


Fa 
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£24 * 


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a * 9 
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5 i - 


LY 


Þ 8 
of a very. 


Fa, green. Col 


an. whole and large, without 


2 "She" Treaſurh of 


be Body. They come from "IM 
Ha, Toy and Germany.” W 4 ax tas 1s. c 


* 4 4 Cop: Tamer. ab. 5 27 4 


* 


7 HitePopjy y-bedl x grows kein moſt 
Parts a E ngland,Germany,Frazce, 
<5 beine of very Fu ende whith 
N -ſeed within: 'Sothetimes the' Seeds | 
nr brought out of France, being very 
Fra, and of a ſiveet IR, ng EPR 


ineſs. = 
band Slecinun, or carabe. Th, 
a Sache Ra Hotels ir 38945 $10 „ 


A Aber, or Seins,! is bit 
= {EX Subſtance; or, as ſome ſay, a Reſin 
J Z ; . che Earth, and out of old Trees thorow- 
_ I digeſted ; and from thence traduced 
into the Seas. The beſt" is reckoned the 
* White, Which is ſaid tb'be the fatteſt; 
the Vellow⸗ or clear Amber Colbür the 
next to it; ſome of three or four Pounds 
à piece in Weight. They make ſeveral 
5 E Toys. of it, as Necklaces, 11 7 8 t 

_ Cabinets; Ne. and'a great de carrie 
Wee Nader * brown 0 ac 
* the work,” 5 only fit to draw Oyl and 
Salt 5 it is found near the 86a ſhores of 
43 Z b P. r FI and br et to Sale at Co onings- 
4 . | 44 g. 12 204 85 


* * W * . Wc Wet” 
ri 3 
5 * x 


I 


8 


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a 23 n n > — 
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* 4 a . 6 
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Loves, « or x little Clover, ſo called bes 3 
cauſe, tis ſaid, they are beaten down © 
fore their fall Gro ; thoſe are to be 
Choſen which are black, oily, very hot in 
he Taſte, of a ſtrong odoriferous Smell. 4 
here is another Sort which is called 
{ntopbylli, or Mother Cloves, which are 
large, full grown, but not fo good as the 


* Carpobialſamun, | 


Hould be the Berry that comes 6 
the ſame Tree out of which Balm of 
Gilead i is made, of a longiſhShape; Tome - 
hat like to Cubebs i in * Taſte; grow: 
ng formerly in Paleſtina, then 1 15 Syria, 
but now tranſplanted into gypr : But : 
ere in England we uſe the Famaica Pep- 
ber, or Pimento, of which the ſmalleſt, 
oundeſt, and of a fragrant Smell, (ths 5 


re 


mw — ⏑⏑ eld 80g a. 


ane is to be preferred. 2 

C e * Caſſia E, ularu, 

13 

f $ the Fruit of 4 Tree coin; in long 
N foo: or Pipes, hanging very full 


WEE 
F > 


* thick on the Branches: The beſt "ll, 1 


4 
Ur? * 
> 2 * 71 5 8 7 = 
f n WES! 
23333 * Wo 5% ST. 005 


all cometh from the 200 Indies, and 
great Quantities uſed tobe brought from 
Bantam; it is of a thin Rind, full of 80 
Pulp, and free from rattling: I here are i 
alſo Quantities brought from the NR 0 
| Indies, as St. Martinico, Gardelup; Brafil © 
Kc. of which Sort the Pipes are generally 
lar, e and thick rinded; and not ſo pulp 
within, and therefore worth a great deal 
leſs than the  Eaft- -India Sort. N 


: * Coftoreum at. Nov. Is 
Nbg 1 Caſtor i is the worſt of 
5 all Caſtors, being in longiſh, hard, 
and thin Cods, the Subſtance within 
more like Refty than Caſtor ; they are 
the Gods from'a Beaver: There is à ſort 
- Which has. been lately brought from 
| Hadſons Bay, which is in Shape of the 
Cods ſomething like Neto England, but in 
Quality and Goodneſs far exceeding it, 
being moiſter in the Cods, and the in- 
ner Subſtance of a very ſtrong Smell and 
* little inferior to the Poland Sort: 


Cuſtorcun Ruff, le, 


RE the Cod S OT Stones ab 2 Bever ; 
the beſt by al 4/5 1a, or other Ca- 


_ ior, | 


0 bs 
+ X ** 


N 2 % 
4 - 7 
222 ; 
8 
5 * 


aA 


. 
PR EEG 
8 


1 
| Days be 27 


aaf gor, is that of Sibevis, of hong and 
grave Smell, of Rood le wand Cods, 


rel well fed, neither too dry nor tob moiſt, 
TW it cut of a red liver Colour; There is ano- 
ther Sort Which is bréüdght from Poland 
and Dantzick, which is generally fat and 
moiſt, and nothing near ſo good as the 
former. 


219 Pe 5 75 ate Ibu. 51 Ia” I 


one Hite War 15 Wade ont Dy” elle 
Wax, the ſame being by a cer- 
tain Engine turned into mall 1 Flakes and 
Shivers, and bleached in the Sun, will 
un turn white as Snow ; which afterwards 
is caſt into round Cakes, ſome thicker, 
others thinner ; that is to be choſen, which 
ſmells well and chews: hard, not —_ 

hel mixt with Sheeps or Lambs Snet; and 
that which looketh very white without 


in 

8 the leaft caſt of ally yellownels, 

RX” i 

nd 19 Cera E 5 1 : 85 


8 V Ewa: Wha i is made bens in n Ehalod 

from the Bee hives, of a firm body; 
and pleaſant Smell, it is of a good lively 
Colour, and made up in round Cakes 


a. of ſeveral Bigneſſes: That which comes 
iro. Dune Sick and other Parts of the 


. 
— 


: B. 2 Eat © 
g — ; - Py - 


W 7 ASE EEE... Q n * oy" * EY * amn, W 5 N 8 ts 
: r >». +a Cas n 7 9 10 * N 
"I. %. E d ES Wn. my __ i 1 : EY <4 7, ax. 9 
* - * 0 * 
4 e J — > - my 
- * *#- - * 4 % 
* . 8 : 
Vw 0 
* 
* 5 0 —— 
** 1 8 : * 
10 r. 


ol Country, is N ven . and 
free from Adulteration. That which 
comes from Guiry 4 and African Parts 
is nothing near ſo good, being caſt in 
Sand and adulterated, and 'of no I 
Colour. Ws Tg 17 4 90 | 


as — a 
— 2 29 

L 1 28 

1 


- Crterach. 
tered is an Herb which comes out 
of Germany ; ; "tis of a very tender 


Subſtance, of a light browniſh Colour, 
eaſi ly n te r 4 


i ... Chamepitys 

Round pi ne, alias Iva art erica, is 
a Herb which is in ſandy ne 
# the in England, and other Parts of 


Rache. Ns a blueiſn F lower. 


l 
i" 


f 
1 


—  — —— 1 
© — 
— 


0 balyhs ud 


a, Siege, is PREY elſe but Iron in the 
Fa beſt way purged; that which comes 
from Styria and Venice, is generally repu- 
ted the beſt: Other Sorts come from 
Cologn and Bergſiand; but inferior to 

the former. 5 pris 


e 8 


n —— wor 
. a en PL 
0 * i 
% 


- - 


 _Chalybs 


* 


2 1 . Saad 4 tb ala A 5 * 5 % 4 K * 5 * * [9 * * 8 oy * ” "> 8 = 
T * 8 3 —* 1 4 a ® 5 "OY a & 3 £ * * oO 54-1579 3 5 9 * * pf * W Ur 
K bh 3 a £ f - 2 KS. » / bt» . nn : * * 85. * 8 * 4 3 * 9 4 & \ A 
. *. . 1 Mo ; * * * 2 * % 1 
> . * ” 8 2 x I - 
* * *r 93 Ss rn N > . x 
"4 * : 4 9 * . 1 ; ; 1 
* » 2 1 . 1 oa bs] 1 
1 4 8 ' . | 
7 - * g £ 5 , 
4 N wa? . * 
o a4 " N 
" 


 Chahbe Preparat. ws 


in 8 Steel Chymically.: prepared) TY 
. J 1 Acid, Se. 1% % N 


40 5 f \ CoraſſeVencts. = 505 ire ul 


ut Crs or fine white Lead of Ears . 
is in little fine Loaves; wrappediup 
iF in blue Papers, brought Over: to us, bes 
ing very heavy; formerly it uſed ta be 
brought from Venice, ndy great Store 
is imported. irom Holland; but that 
which is made here i in England, is bet-- 


ie} ter eſteemed. OTROS a 7 
*  Cinnabaris FaTfitia.” 85 a) 


WER, a 13371 118 5 *. 


Vegi, or made Cinnaber, is of a 
very fine lively red Colour ma, 

out of Quick. ſilvrr. and Bromiftone by 
hel the Chymical Art. Firſt, it wazandde 
only in Ia; afterward great Quanti- 


= ties were imported from Hollund; and 
ml now it is likewiſe made in England: 


. The Goodneſs is knows) ding _ 
: a fine red Coun 5. N. WF . 2 Fa 


bl 5 Cnna- 


found in Lyhia; but of, late, the Darc 


2 * 
* — 5 g 4 — * 5 af N wa x * * 6 „ . ” * . a 7 1 — v 
Slat 6 + I : * * * * " 9 - 7 * 7 
- 6 - * YI : - f 
. * tots * * 0. 
WD 3% 4 : „ 2 9 N 
- a N „ » 
4 vs — % iy 
\ 0 : 1 23 ' 
— PF » 
4 1 : 
U 0 — a 4 1 4 * 
l * . ＋ 
1 w * wH * 5 , - 5, * hy As 
t S * . $ 
» . k 
4 


 Cinnaharis Nativa, .. 


NTAtural G--aber, is a Mineral con. 
NV ſifting of Sz/phar and live Mer 
cxry ; ſome doth reſemble a red Stone; 
the fineſt is à very ſmooth Drop of 2 
pure Red, gliſtering and ſhining like 


the belt of Vermillion; it is ſaid to b 


have brought the Fineſt yet ſeen from 
Sa, ont of the Eaſt. Indies That 
which is found in Germany, is rocky 
and ſtony, and far inferior to the former: 


Cbecbinilt,, 


TS a fine little Berry, breaking in a 
very dark red Powder, grayiſh co- 
loct, called Lady bird, but fomething 
leſt, and therefore” by many believed 
not be, that any ſuch rich Colour can 
be in any ſuch Creature: The trueſt 


Account I ever could learn, is, that ſome * 


Flies and Inſeds faſtening upon the 

Leaves (which are ſharp as Needles) of 
5 —_ Shrub, on which your Weſt- ib 
India 


* s 3a #455 1 
. 


Shoak-bears do grow, cauſes a 
N In kind 


* 


Kind of 2 Plies, £ prin os very Red at 
Eirſt; and gray iſh the Qutſide. 2 70 
the Iydians do rub all the other part of 
the Eeaf;when dry, and thus, the Chi- 
aille is produced: Others think it only = 
the Bloſſom of a tend r Herr taken 5 
off before it flowers; tis of an e 
cellent Colour, of Nb all the back f 
Scarlet and Purple are dyed. ae 
we vo gs and 1 ee 


KEE) 1 Fenn 
4 7 2 
310 5 e 


. Cbralina, 


8 8 elſe but a 805 moſs, es 
I cu Marinus) growing in little white 
Threads, as ſmall Vipers to the Rock, 
like the Moſs to a Tree, being good, is 
very white, in longiſh Strings, like the 
unrifling of a coarſe white Linnen; 
ſome of an Inch long, ſome ſhorter; 
tis of a faltiſh Taſte, d the en rein 
1 to e NS 


| Grallium Ales. ge. 2 


45.4 


Wiz Cant: is. Be to. * 4 1 f 
Juice growing under Water in 
the Sea; Lean like the ſmall Branches : 
of a Tree. others of ſeveral Forms and 
8 « have ſeen Pieces of half a 

"+ 4 hundred 


N — 
4 * 2 
+>: > - — * 2 
= — n 
— * — & 
; * ? 
1 
C 


* a 7 "2 "—_— 


5 . 
* 


4 
* 


free from Droſs, reſembling almoſt the 


| . Spain and France; there is a coarſe 
Sort like to Pieces of Tobacco- Pipes; 


white. 


IL lour, like Vermillion when polifh- 
ed, and in large Branches, ſuch as uſed 


and Sicilian Seas, as likewiſe, ſome Parts 
A lee), and is palithed ut Nepler. * 


hundred Weight, covering Pieces of the 
Wreck where the Silver was fetcht out) 
the beſt of it is that which is pure, 
white and clear, almoſt tranſparent; 


white Wax : It comes generally from 
the Weſt-Indies, and other Parts near 


ſome ſmall, like Sugar-Confedts, is bet- 
ter ; but the beſt, is of good handſome 
clear Branches, and very clear and 


* 


Corallium Rubrum. 


2 yy | AL el AGEPLIALS, © 3 21% 5 * . 
E D Coral, of a moſt pure red Co-: 


, 


* 


to be tranſported to the Eaft-Indies, is 
beſt. - But for Phyſical Uſes, a ſmall 


little Sprig Sort is uſed likewiſe; that 
of a pure Red is to be preferred; the 


pale ſcruffy Sort is nothing near ſo 
good: It is brought from the Tyrrhene 


F W " * 1 N 5 : 6 : . 4 yy 


Cornu 


9 US " U 
EY leis. 


mY is a broad, flat, thick, heavy 
ar orn, a little hollowiſh: at one ſide; if 
rſe hire within, fit for Raſping; 3 is in 
3 ; Wome Caſey to be preferred before Harte 
— orn. i 
r TY 


5 Corti c. 3 550 
e 
Tarts Hogs or Swe bong: of OY 

the beſt come out of Germany, the 


rood freſh Colour without, and very 
vhite within, are beſt ; thoſe which 
ome from the Eaſt- Countries, Seorland 
nd ee are not ſo 8 


cor nu Rhinocerotic.- 


"HE 8 Horn is of a dark: 
browniſh Colour, with a ſharp © 
Point, moſtly bendeth half Moon Fa- 
ion, but the Root very broad and 
eavy: I have ſeen fone « of three Foot 
n Length; they are brought over mM 
he Eaſ pct OD 


OD = RT 7 


HE; W of Lan Elk is of feverat : 
Shapes, but that which is beſt for 


arge, with white and clear Tips, of a 


RF * * © + Le ee. "5 N 
. * enn 
. vw at” ; F 4 
af — - 4 

a 
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4 
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— wa 


8 


* £ — 
* «<< = 
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* n e 
; £ .« . 4 7 * 2 * 8. 
* m 4 44 % x 
- : w 1 18 \ — 1 k > b "3 
2 4 8 * 3 l J "2 8 2 . 
= I. ” ; * þ 5 * * 5 { * 5 * 
. 1 4 WO ORE. 3 5 
* 43 = . 4 hs - ” 


ſe ce 


can Unicarws. 


THE. Unicorn's: Horn is ſomętt 


1 eight Foot. and more in Length 
others of a ſmaller Size; they are 


are vo”. 

tharp pointed, running Taper all along 
and twiſted; of the Colour of. Ivgry, i" 
and a finer Grain than any Ivory, andik 


very white within; they are not of 3 
Four-legg'd Creature, like to a Horſe 
but come from a Fiſh, and therefore a 
Sea - Unicorn; they. are brought from 
the $17aights- Ds ri near . Raft 
1 r 3 | 


— 


Cortex 2 d. 


- Aer Bark 18 of the Roots of a. C 
per Tree, or rather a Shrub. where · 
upon the Capers grow; the Bark is 

beſt which is bright, a fair Parſnip 
nm, and ſomewhat large, and not 
Worm: eaten. „ Nen., 


* 
FRTxX 7 


* cri ci Lignee, | 


N 8 5 is of pern Sorts, tlie 
moſt and for Phyſical Preſerip- 


88 is the Q Quil N eee "Pp 


2 


2 
p 
8 


— = Ex "EN * : 4 - 
: 3 1 wo * 9 
* * * * r F. "8 — 
a Y Ls of 3 "PT = — 
* Nas: * 
” * 
| 8 Y "I | 
4 
x * 


in mall Bonde), th the t ickneſs of a 
doſe Quill, g Ye) te teen Inches, 
thereabouts, * of a bright light 
innamon Colour, of a ſweet, but not 
harp, biting, &c. of a glutinous Taſte + 
when chewed. There. is another Sort, 
hich is called the- Tramboon Me of 
hich there is ons: kind ig Bundles 
ike Clove-bark, of a very hot biting. 
aſte, breaking g my, as it were, and 
lackiſh within like Clove- -bark, which 


is very good alſo ; then likewife gne+ | >| 
ther . much like this iſt, = large * 


hick Rolls as big as a high,. which 


proves pretty good and ſtrong, but 1 f 


of a very dark Colour. N of the 
1 Sort, are like the en 2 
non, ſomething of the ſame Taſte, but 


not ſo ſtrong, . but more — and at- - I 


a worſe Colour ; 2 all come from {hs wy - 
Indies. wete Ae gti Algae 1 . 


Coriex Cimamans. : 


Ilinemon is a Bark of a Cianame "7 
Tree, which groweth upon the 
Wand Zeylon, of 4 licht bright Cinat 


mon Colour, of a very hot, but very 


pleaſant. odoriferous Taſte, of a fragrant 
Scent. in the * handling. of it. i 
« : Pipes $2 


— 


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Row nd Cortex cur. BZ 92 
"eng Peels come from. ein and 

Postugal; thoſe which lock of 3 
lively yellow Colour and fragra p 
are bel. 85 12 e 

oY Cortex Ela grit, | 
s a | Bark ſo called from the Name * 
an Iſland which is in the Veſt- Indies; 
tis a round curled Bark, (ſomething 
like Feſuit: Bark) of a very hot Taſte, 
and fragrant Smell when burned, there- 
fore it is often uſed to ſirect-ſcent To- 


. n. 
f Gerten Elie Red. 


- I 8 4 l bright Bark, growing in 
England, Germany, c. 


a 


Cortex Granatorum, 


| AR RE the Peels of r 
| ples, of which the greateſt Part are 
brought to us from Portugal; the lar- 
geſt reddüln without, and a bright yel- 
b within are, to de * They 
| grow | 
a Ee a ei = 0 vs fr One | 


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grow alſo abundantly in Tur 
egypt, France and = in, a , 
Parts of the World. 1 _— 2 


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wag Down of a A Odd, like of 4 
Peaſe· cod, of a brown: Colour, like 
dark Cinnamon, the ſaid Cow-itch s 3 
nothing elſe but a Down, covering the 2 
(aid Cods; called Cow. itch, becauſe REC 


2 4. 


5 


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e of its provoking itching and ſcratching; 
er; is of no other Uſe but to e 
ing and Waggery with: Ie Conieth from 
Ne, | Jamaica. Fd ng 932 G-8 datt gutsd be 
ere· eee ee e 6512/2 eee e, 15 bn 
Fo EE cortex Guajacic —— 1 
H E Bark of Fi jenum Vite; or or Lig- | 
a num Guajacum, that which is 7 4 
in freſh- and new, and taken from the - 
Tree, when it is alive and green, is to 5 be 
be preferred, though a great many uſe. 8 
alſo the dry Bark ; the Lignum Vae Ii 
groweth abundantly in Jamaica, and in 


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Enn n are _—_ red here from 
the Lemons, thoſe in Holland 
and other Parts; they import great 


| Quamiities from: Portugal: 3 thoſe which 


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ng te; 3 
5 Eatrum, is the Bark 

bieh groweth in Peru, the 
Bark being not too large, but from the 
ſmaller Twigs curled, à lively Colour, 

"alittle mor dark yellowiſh than in- 
. of a bitter Taſte, breaking ſhi- 
v, ſometimes very rough, and a 
2 outward Bark, are to be cho- 
- fem: That which is very thick, dark- 
_ coloured: ü N Vene king! near ſo 


2 "2 Me , x 4 f ; 
23h Ws * 4 4 4 1 T a: 1 14 9 . 0 . * + 1 ; * 12 
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'H E Bark: 50 e is of : a  fed- 
+ diſh bright Colour, and ſtrong 
rage It is Tong from New Eng- 


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in large 
iron Grey wi 
within. 


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are here beſt ſtemmed, A 
very clean and white, and: o 
ed over with Moſs, 


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U Cenor Tartari. 


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The Treatury of 


| 3 to us in Quantitie: from France; that 
which is beſt, looks very white and 
r, not yellowiſh, and the nearer it 
RO bies 1 n Tartari, (which is 
made of Rhemh Argo) the bet ter it Is 
to be eſteemed. 


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3 *% * * . L's ut | 
n 1 ; 1 q 2 $4 
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Netiſh — is. moſtly brout »ht o out 
pug ” Cambridgeſhire, and * rey | 


. near S Hor. Walden, made up in 


8 is of a ver — Red, and 
"ſp Colour, of firong 


Smell, of a hottiſh Tafte, - firivifg a 
err, good Tincture, of a large Leaf, 
1 ugh 2 firm in the Tearing, is to be 
- 1 el; That which 1s of a pale yel- 
„ oi Colour, old and decayed, is by 
A "4 nothing near ſo good, therefore the . 
| A neweſt is to be choſen before any, un- 
1 leſs the Year before brought forth that 
. 25 . which was larger, ron 5 and of CE 
pet ner Colour. 1 


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Bo * f ST 24 45 SEE 


=_— Crocus Hl panic; 
; Ph 42Þ S 2 p 8 4 * 


. FAN 
| 2 8 Sah ron comes in looſe Leaves, 
. "Fen 


and is generally oyled over; that 
* is of a lere Leaf, good lively 
18 | 


olour, and well-ſcented, as — 1 15 1 
s to be choſen. 8 


Ts 


£1 [ l Preparation 30 being 
made of Iron by a Calcination in 
Reverberatory Fire, till it cometh o 


n a fine pure red Crocus. 


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8 Crow Meta 9:51, Kh 


7 « 5:0:5-40 
0 HE Saffron. of Metals is made of 


Antimony, Sal. nitre, (and ſome.” £7 1 | 
imes fine Tartar), put to a Fuſion and 
Detonation, the Faces being ſeparated, = 
roduceth a.fine Livex-colour'd Coca. 


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Bebe is an Aromatick Fruit, ſome-] 
what like to Pepper, being a little 
leſs, of a hot aromatick Taſtèꝰ — 1 
grow in the Iſle of ava, and are gene · _ 
ral ly brought from Bantam. 


5 
3 


"SR . P £4 — 


od ader is an Herb n is inclining 
dd to a red Colour, 
Py, it rom eth . moſt: 


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Ryſt al is a stone much like fo froze 
Ice; «which is uſed- in Phy ſick 


* 


. ought to be pure,. clear and whitiſh 
= tranſparent like Water; tis abundatit 
* ly found in Ger» 


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Rabs-Claos are the Tips of the lar 
Ser Sea-Crabs gathered here in 


defired; being bl 
5 and red underneath. - 


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ED Cicer is a kind of a: -Pea of 1 
bright freſh red Colour, a little 
int at one End of it, full and 
. | K - lar Se, 


Dwyd 


{1 Arge, : 1 black or 
eme from Ita 01 


ter al 


8 the ſame. a8 aforeſaid, : 
of a white Colour inſtead; of 184 
hey come from Italy, as the former. 


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a, | 
Fruit, not unlike to Oranges, which - 


eing pared, is very white and ler. 8 4 


b 


ull of Seeds, Teypt, the 5 : 


-- Waſte ſo bitter ing Gall. 


Ry 
than Bay- berty, 
and of a browniſh 


ur: 


= 5 them likewiſe from Tur 17. 
Colophonia, or Reſin... 2 


S nothing but a tra nſparent, clear 
and yellowiſh Roſin, which will eaſi 7. 


be beaten into a (whitiſfi) Powder: Ii 


ü oben to us from Fance. 


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; $415 £ / 7 
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| Roweth . upon the Rocks, im tea 
. I Sea Shore; it comes from th ot 
. 8 Stragbis pickled, and is uſed as Seh 
lads with Meat. | 


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is > whit "Ming from Bar: 
„ ſome, from By 6000 fa : an Col beſt 


Tok 


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Tops, ewe thay tber weiten het | 
Taſte is N ſomewhat like to Me 
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HE Toſk of a Wild Boar is e | 
edly bent, ſomething like to 2 | 
y thilica-horſe Tooth, but a — deal leſs; | 


ot above two or three Inches long, as 8 
hite as Ivory, ſharp at one End, and © 


| ollow at #8; other : They come from 1 
| Dens Equi Marin. 


E Sea - horſe Tooth is of a 


K. bigneſs, ſome of Four, Five, or 


dix Pound Weight, crookedly bent like 
Half. moon, white like Ivory: They 
are found in the Veſt. Indies, ee, 
Bay, Greenland, and many other Parts. 


Diapente. „ 


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Cure of Horſes; it hath its Name = | 
from the Five Ingredients it is made 1 


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E Stn inge of. a N being ina 
1 by the Ivory Comb-makers 
Turners; the Largeſt, Whiteſt, al 
Cleaneſt, are beſt. 


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Elixir Propri rictari. * 


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ic Preparation made N 


the beff of Saffrun, Myrrh and Aloe 
Pc. which is known by the Taſt 
ure fro 


as likewiſe hy the good Tin 
dhe Saffron. Ms | 


e 


Pithymum, is a ki 
11 which groweth rg Thy Bs 17 
Silk, or a Cob. web; of a brown re 
diſn 'Colonr, that which has à goc 
fragrant Smell, and feweſt Stalks, is | 
be preferred. It comes from Turke 
© lah, and other Parts of the Straights. 


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i Ir * 1 — RT. 05 $2 
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pf. 1 2108 
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Py 
4 


8 4 Rar Dat ion ad wt —— 
Coppe er 3 Sal Arm mon 1ac o = That 1 : ; 

which is good, is very light of 3 1 

rellowiſh Orange Colour, is made here 


3 4 
hs Boy? 


ee of a very. ee 3:8 


large ; they come in great W 

from Tur foy, ſometimes alſo from Par 
zugal, Italy and Spain: They grow herg) 
in England, and many other Parts 


ew, # by 3 . , 
hs — 


' Flores Chamemeti. "© © 


* 
5 


Amomil- Favers.. * which the dous 
ble is called Roman Camomil. Flos 
ers, being moſt fragrant, and wh 5 

— 1 an | 


5 un the gin 0 the "it deing yell 
8 iti, and bie at the Edge: They 
= grow here in England, Germany, an 
bs 01 Parts of Europe. 


a” burt Melitri. TY 
5 Elilot-Flower is i a yellow: 05 
IVI lour, growing here in England 
: © FJ in in flony. Places beſt: It is in its Flower 
A. *the whole Summer, the Smell reſem. 
* bins lomewhat near to Honey. 


Flores Origani. 


Rügens, the Beſt which is liked 
= of here in England, reſembleth 

| "the ſweet Marjoram, tis nothing elſe 
I 2 ? but a wild Marjoram, growing in Spain, 
| bo : Parti ge! „ Laly, and other hot Countries, 
bt 2 fragrant Smell, betwixt Marjoranll 
and Thyme, being in knotty Flowers, D E 
and free from Stalks, and of a light 
"py = browniſh Colour. It is Seni | 
_ - 33 poght from. Venice and Cadiz. olo! 


8 


Floris Srachados. 


Tebar is a Flower pretty TO: 7 
ones Me the Shape of large Hop | 


* 


Powers are yellow and blueiſn, but 
hen dried up, of a Beer Colour, or 
Wight brown, in Knobs; the largeſt; not 
Wroken; well-ſcented, are beſt, which 


3 omes ' from Marſe ile, but N is not 5 ſo 
F 


Flores Sulpburis, 


Wy 5 nothing elſe but rough Brimſtone, 
WL ſublimed by a Chymical Way; 
What is to be choſen, which 1s fine, 
ight and ſoft, not harſh, of a fine 
ively yellow Colour, almoſt inſipid 
n Taſte, diſſolving in the Month. * 


4 


Folia Betonicæ. SI 


P Etony Leaves are gathered here in 
ope, their Flowers being of a Purple 


fla fragrant Smell when growing, the. 


Wome from the Straights, Italy and 
Pain There is a bluejſh Sort which 


IJ England, and moſt Parts of Ex- 


1. I 
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1 _ Fla 


olour ; the beſt are - thoſe which are 


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- . 


Willow. green, rough Cotton as it were 
upon them; ſometimes with Purple 


Hide ,; the Leaf is large and broad, 


| = rad f that is to be choſen which 13 


Falls Dido cri. 


litany Leaves grow in Candi, 
D Dalmatia, Morea, &c. the beſt are 
in large Leaves, well covered with 


Flowers: Thoſe Leaves which are thin 
and bald are to be rejected, they 
come from Italy. 5 
| : F Folia Malabathri. 5 
, Olum India, „e is bronght 
to us from the Euft-Indies, growefh 
plentifully in Cambaja near the Water: 


* 


longer than a Lawrel Leaf, not quite 
Green, of a ſtrong Smell, Cinnamon like, 
and that which is freſh, not black or 
cayed, with three large Fibrcs. 


Folia Raſarum Rulrar. 


* 


5 Ed Roſe-Leaves come out of Fr ance, . 
IX ſometimes great Store are gathered 8 
in England; of a ſweet Smell, lively dark 
reck Colour, Chcice ought to be made. 


_- Fol 5 


8 


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v- Folia ö cor 1. 0 
py . &. + WY : 
; - 
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” YC Cordur, or wild Germander, groweth 
in and near wateriſn Places here 
n England, and many Places of Exrope. 


Folia Senna Aleppo. 


A Leppo Senna, is the coarſeſt of all 
Senna, (except the E aſt-India) be- 
ing generally full of Stalks, &c. of a 
ſhorter Leaf; it is to be choſen of a 
te Food ſtrong Smell (not muſty) green, 
Wy * f a pale Colour, and well cleanſed. 


wi ; * Folia Sennæ Alexand. 
5 „ | e 


A all Senna, of a large and long 
eaf, a freſh Smell, free from Stalks, 


ery good Scent. 
Fo Soldonelle. 


E A- Colworr, or Bindweed, is an 

1K Herb of a green Leaf, growing near 
Maritime Places in Ialy, France and 

„Zealand, from whence'tis brought to us. 


vo 4 *%. $6 42 = tl 5 a> 4 th 4 
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a £ 87 * a . 
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Lexandria Senna, is the beſt of 


and ſmall, of a lively Colour, and a 


C2: i a 


b 


Salters, than Druggiſts ; the beſt Sor 


ſo much eſteemed : They are brough 
from Tur Rey. 1 EO | 


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them, thoſe which are blue and heavy; 


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Folia Taſſilaginis. 


THE Leaves of Colts. foot grow her, 


El 


in England, and moſt; Parts « 
ITE r Pong HEN 95 E [ 


n EY 
6 


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Alle, is a Thing which growet! 


J upon Oaks (of a certain kind) in 
Turkey, more in Uſe by Dyers and 


are the Aleppo Galle, and the belt 0 


thoſe which are yellowiſh, inclining to 
red (as moſt of the Smyrna Sort) arent 


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KH 472getto, DNL keddih 
y Colour, fer IN ike” Pepper - 


ah. are e brought TO Jn 


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| 7 pi hor FEE is an ES 
BU fated. Juice of a Plant, but not 
| well known of w t Herb: The ſame 
is brought — 1. ina, TSS Colour is 
3 to the 1 Curcuma; a fine 
yellow, pure, inclining to an "Orange 
Colour, W P10 s and clean, 
in round Rolls and Cakes, eaſily diſ- 
flving, - e touched with Wet, or 
11 b 8 will | turn whitiſh, or. of a . 


Mane 10 111 8 $3} . Ny {1 15 | 
S072 : 5% 4 X 110 Ar et "p< 
* Gun 5 A erk 175 


G22 CE is in fine * 
he, Drops, 5 beſt i b 1 88 | 
like. 18 0% aum, but in leſs Drops, 
ö KO within, a and yellow ithaut, ſmmel- 
line like to Caſtore 6 ditter Taſte, 
2% it will cafily; Rick o.the Fingers, -and | 
ſo it en i in one Maſs or 

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"Lxanps it is brought from Turkey, and 
Eaft-Indies, growing near the Place whey 
the Oracle of Hammon, was from wheng 
. tis 9 to take its Name. 


* Gum Animi. i N 


_ ERE that which is called Gun 
—_ --. Animi, is called beyond cd Gt 
1 Cepal, and fo Vice verſa; 

= here meant, is hard, tranſparent, rough] 
without, luke Gum Srnice; ; tis e 
from Guinea, WD 


d 


22 


971 


8 p Ve ny DG Gun Ibelin. 25 5 Tx 
C UM- Ahe. Gummi 1 


Gum Baby bylon, cometh from a ſmal 
Tree growing near the Water, of 2 
white, clear, and tranſparent Colour 
Tis brought to us from Tur ey, and 

. other Parts of the Straight. 


Nia * Giim Aſo Paid, 
Drinking bf (by ſome called Devili- 

Dirt) : are the Tears (or Lachryms ) 
a+ 4 Tree called Laſers, growing in 
- Hria, Lybia, and Media, the fineſt is in 
pure fine, White and can Drops, Flows 


a Qitotey, RH 5 
from Stalks and other Mixtüre, ofa 
very ſtrong ſœtid or ſinking Smell, even 
exceeding Garlick ; tis adulterated with 


Flower Sagapenum, &c. It is brought 
from the 15 ladies and the e | 


Gum Ceraforum. | 0 


Gun from a Cherry Tree is «of a 
brown red Colour, ſoſtiſn and 
clammy; *tis found iſſuing out of 
gau Cherry-rrees here in England and all 
| * wo e Ee 


7 


* Gun Curanne. DE 6 5 £ 


| Gon Ru is a bftih. ref we. 

Gum, being very tough, of.a 
darkiſh O/rve Colour -(inclining to. a 
Muſk Colour) being ſoft, condenſeth , 
It is brought from the Spaniſh Weſt- 
Indies, from a Place called Cartagena. 
n of: an odor iferous _ 3 


a * Gun Copel, oy 
1 18 a whit 15 ſoftiſh. Gum (as it-is . 


in England e J de of an indiffe- 5 
rent good Smell, inclining to a yellow- 


% Oo» em wm 


4 RISE Colour, much hike to the ordi-.. 
ö 


Che Treaſury a er 


WD. but of a better Smell 


0 
g 8 | It 725 from the Spaniſh We Indies. 


4 3 ; 
HR IL t.-4 32 oo 


Fo Sun Bdelfun. Sade "y 
eie | 2 35 In are 
＋T. 8 the Poe (or Pacha) of 1 pou 

thorny Tree growing in Arabia, by 
India.and Media, *tis of a bitter Taſte, 
fat in Feeling, of a fragrant . Smell, 0 
lomewhat ſoftiſh, not eaſi ly to. be 
beaten ina Mortar, of a light browniſh] 

Colour, (like bright and freſh” "Pris 
nb lloes) and ſome of it black, 

I bere is another Sort which ere is 
moſt defired, which cometh amongit 
or Nik Genie, and A 1 0 1 0 
or like la e Pieces of Olibanum, 
45414 _ into Powde er, 135 
the Learne not. Joo vp In fo true 
x; > former. ry A 57 8 0 


4 : n 4 rr 4 f 
* Fx: z e * 11005 : Ano 50 1 314 ; 


med Gum [WET Ly. 
88285 ty, 5 92 il 45 . 

8 very l ſcented, odoriferovs a b 

fragrant, the beſt i is as if it were 
e or intermix d with white and 
light brown, or dark yellowiſh Specks, 
"breaking very eaſily, 55. rubbed be-- 
twixt the Hands, of a pleaſant 
e ; it may als D be a 


* x 
* % 3 4 "IP 


6 * x ” \ ; a 
5 * : * : OY bY ay 


iy 155 


Duugs Amock d. 


y. throw ing ſome ſalt Powder- Fe | 
Coal! It i is Fg to eee in Samaria 
a Sidon, but that which is brought to 
us, cometh from the Eaft-Indies, There 
Rare ſeveral Sorts, and of ſeveral Qualities, . 
2 ſome gra „and white, which is pretty 


za, 11 appther, Sort all ayiſh; little - 


Jl 


% pats inclining to a. dat rk. drawh.; . 
Il, ll 1 rols, BPR is the worſt. l * 
be ö 0 om 6h El 12 +4159 3 E 

{h f up 71497. Gun E hs 441. ul UT. 

1. go + 11 $9 
"W755 geen, to 15 «Him: 

1 1 % e ee al 1 75 om 
* 


f lip) *tis a 7 
t, trariſparent Gum, w dite 175 . to 
h yellow and green. Fil rea 0. it eemed 
y i becauſe of its Moiſture and Softneſs, it 
e cometh in longiſh Ca kes, rolled up in 
Flags, if hehted on a Candle, or Rer. 


chere e exhale a ſweet Fragrancy: 


"FR. 


Þ en Guia, IP „ 

8 ! 41 21 1 7 5 8 

” 4 G tg g out of A \Lignam: vita 
Tree, the beſt is in great Pieces, clear 
like Roſe in, and breaks as eaſi ly;4but;of: . 

a green Colour; that which is very clears + 3 

and clean, breaking | green, not filled 4 

GC 5 bh „ 


Ok 
3 


P 


35 Wo ' The Treatury 6 of 88 
5 un vid e Tine is) A's 0 


bes chefen: "6 from“ FAmMaica, 
Sher Parts or. the Wft- dies. 8 2 
e ED 05 Gal, 10 


WA 


5 3 4 6 79 . 5 
* Fs 4 fattiſh ind; glutinous Guir' gene 
Arally very moiſt, and of a ſtrong 
7 Flavcel and Smell, but fragrant and 
3 withal, of a white, inclining 
to yellowiſh Colour, ſometimes full 
bf ele : Might Stalks and duſty ; the 
ureſt is to be preferred, 
it nth, oft Turkey. Some hath 
Ately been brought from the Eaſt. Indies, 
Ss. which hath been much adulterated, and 
= "rs > near ſo good as the former. 


» 


_ Wee, Y 
= bo 6.4 kupberbion, * +49 TM 


= "= "the Gum of thorny Tree growing 
2 in Barbary, from whence tis im: 
ported to us. The beſt is yellowiſh. 
and clear, like a middling Sort of 
Menn, in finall Flakes, a little Smell, 
but very pernicious if taken, and hot 


WW . 


8 in the Noſe, will ſer it (ſpeaking com- 
- | haratively) all o on a Ei 5 | 


* 2 


— 


Guam 


doe alen Ws 


W HE J CHITS © v4.95 2, 5 1 e 
nt G ep aig Fort” e 17d 
and edera. 1 * 2 
31754 401 


d # F4 * ; 
* * —4 >. "4 F 
* EY 3 | l 


2 M of Toy | is Koa in moſt Part of 
8 e as alſo here in E ngland.” 


ne ; - Gun Dunes. 

Ng 

nd R Gum Sandordcd, ell Hom I. 
ng Barbary, being in little longiſh | 


ul Tears or- Drops of a yellowiſh Colour 
he almoſt” Fanſparent,. NAS” Hard and if 
d, beaten, it will 50% 2 Ine Pow- 

ih der, ' (which + is call 4 7 1 ts abun- 1 
„ dantly, uſed, in Yaroith > #9 ng 165 vo 
1d Leather, Se. ; £ Wt 


8 aid to "We the! 1 of a Pike.” 
I which is ſaid to be gathered by ige = 
on winged Ants, (like as Bees do 
Honey out of Flowers) which thfy _ 
induce about the Twigs and Branches 
of Trees. And thus we fee Stick Lac 
brought to us: Tis of a reddiſh bright 
Colour, not unlike to ſmall red Myrrb ;. 
that which is called Seed Lac, is in 
ſmall, bright reddiſh Grains ; the beſt 


* moſt brighteſt, intlining' to a yel. 
lowi hb. 2 


/F 0.” Tad 


parent. It cometh from Martaba, Ma 


eſpecially when burnt; that which is 
fat, — Baiy m6llified, is eſt. 


dee Mir, 


"8 which they open the Bark, from thence 


* Thx; Fxealur 8 


i cit it fmells {weetiſh when Weoc 
\ burnt, (tho un hol ome). Shell Lac is Wwe 


made out of Seed Lac, being melted 
down of the fineſt Lac; and,if fine, 
is of a reddiſh Colour, and almoſt tranſ⸗ 


S 24 „ 


* 


lavar, and Samara 1 in the Eaſt- -Indies.. 


8 5 215 588. * Gum Lobdenan, TY 


8. aid to pe. a Liquor (or rather 1 
L Juice) out. -of a Tree called Ledon, 0 
a blackiſh C Colour,” coineth fro mY: ti 


1 © Lumps { hy. 18 e be beſt n 
: 45 ih cd, g up {6 "roo 


rſted which are Mi of 
2 fragrant Smell, but full of 'Sands) 


— 


4 Se 


Feb; is 2 rel nous gummy - Toice, 
| which groweth out of a Tree, of 


EE oe ee dad ud. Bard ] ee. 7- 


it Aoweth in little and” bigger Drops, 
of a bright, fattiſh, and > 4 root Co- 
bur, of a fragrant Smell, and bitter 


Taſte, ſmooth and brig ht, not too 


beavy; the och, and cruty is not ſo 
Sood; 


4 7 


cad 5 
good; = s pj Je "3 


Wh 09 1 


F Gum on Danum,, or ale Frankin Aces 2. 


1 ev NA y 1 


Tig the Was and 
4 ee whi bite, yellowiſh 
Frog 50 85 "re to Tecf, IN | Þ 


814 


the beſt ane 5 
Indies, but ſome of it being l run roger” 


ther in aeg and turned 5 is 
n near | 


0 müch eſteemed. 


ol 
: . * 
* FEW + 1 


. "Gum Opopanax." N 


Ofgers, is a fine reddiſh gage — 


tis ga red from a Root, 
beine the "Tice. of it, which thickne 
in the: Produ 1 thy? beſt is in rout 
looſe Drops, but being very 1 


it will ſtick together in _Lumps ; the 8 * * 


beſt cometh from the Straights and 
Tur key, and ver 7790 has be 
bronght from the 1 AY "Ho 
of lat te they ha vr. e le adulte 
rated the ſame In dale Pärts, 12. 


with ates 75 Gum Ammoniacum. , 


* 


i ; 14 WEN 2 * 1 as +, 
— 1 Ru i 33 


; WP 


Hight 1 the'Beft 2780 . 


he Sabre val Z 
good! cometh Jikewife ' from "the; 


aid to come from Wl but 7 3 
we have it e fro 1 the E Eaft Indies 3 


— 


PRs Fats 


of a.ſharp Taſte, grave el AY 


N 7 


- * * FE 6 I IE * y K * WY z 
r r * 2 5 2 8 : LT a> RV 
> * a * - Va — = 


| y : Wi 

6 ho 1 8 The Treatury of of 

Ty * . A V1 Pe; % 3 4 or E 
end T ci. Sagapenum.” *; 3 880 


$4: 88 the Tuice of "AREAS is 2 


Drop, or a Gym out of à Tree, 
growing in the Regions. of Media, and 
me from Alexandria, being fi get: 

very clear, the outward. Colour y 
Iowiſh; and reddiſh, inwardly. e 


reſembling Garlict. 


it! VV 
e * Gun e 3 50 


e 
4 


| 15 2 8 ſmall 1 in little 


Grains not much bigger than Gravel, 


| . of a yellow, reddiſh Colour, of a bit: 
_ 3 21 and ſweetiſn Taſte, . (hke Liquo- 
2 Iz it, runs out of a thorny. They 


being excorticated g tis beach te 
=. from the Eaft-Ind ies. SAMS 
* 5 1 Gun Shrax . 


FT fic. difta) is the Gum of a Tree, 


being a reſinous Juice, fat, ſoft in 


 handling,. of a moſt ſweet. fragrant 
— Smell, [4 a reddiſh Colour, being 


> - 
wy 


— A 


* 1 


1 Cal, anita, 62 cannarum Calamis 


fr 


1 th dare phich is the 
* of . is 18 generally brovght 
from Turks) and Alexandre.) 
it: i {Un 4 * Gum Seniea... 409 2 | 


River called Senica, coming 1n 1 
round Knobs, ſome reddiſh, 2 
whitiſh, breaking. . clear within, 


from Holand and Frnnce; becat 
Africa? Gor have no. Adm '> i 
le Wl in thoſe Parts from whence they bring 
l, * f 2 | 


ol * Guy Trenton 

e, 

ta Y . there are two-Sorts;; ane is 
brought over in Shells, which is 

foft. and N gf 2 moſt pleaſant 

and fragrant 8 the other in 

Lumps, cometh in Ny. tha. which is 

a nothing. near ſo good, beine generally | 

e, Golly ly 5 Pc Mah Jrom l 25 885 


os. 


ou 


1 


W La (1:8! 12 1601 20g? -* 
5 . Srnica, is a Gum which, com- | 
% 2 eth from Guinea, growing near 2 


and rongh without : Tis brought to us 4 


2 


2 — — 3 -F 2 7 
; Sth — 
2 . 
# 2 a x; je - * 
4 : | 5 
* * 5 » * > * 4% 
<4 . - P35 Ss — — 8 Gun 
4 ” 
* 1 X 
# 


= I 
— 


EF f be. ba 


118 10 2146 . 


ac 3 21 g Tg 
20185 10 * 1 21 70 
is brought from Txr#ey ; the beſt 
is very white, 10 Httle finall and curled 
 Feldwith Refle: Vile; , 
ban ſſo and kürn fe a * 
TE m6! 47 0Y | mn 1 — * 
milo 1691 G 1 0 6 216; i Fil 
2 fO#th'Glew" is made bf 1 4 0 22 
VI Gun Senith and Traganth, . 
a half in . 
fort of Cataf parti)” 0 of F -a, J0 gil 
Shape; à little biegen an 4 Pine Ker- 


£3 
C54 Tragacanth, is a Gum whit 
Sprigs, t at whi h is thick, „b 
3 5 ebe 1 15 
Mine! My 9 
405 05 Moe 4 d ie 18 401 La 
Kttle long Pieces, above an Lich afl 
Tse Opal i vole 0 6 
nel, of a black rayifh Huſk, a white 


KkKertel within (ike the Ber hae vs Nuts) 

'”  notſpeckled, but WT a more blac] Colour, ov. 
one half Kernel being able to purge tb 
any Body both upward and down- fai 
|, ward; they are light, and not heavy, it 


7 Lud came from Peru in America. 
=. H. Hordeun 


-% f 


28 
| ISS or. 9202 2 2 7 27 


H ordeum Ga neun. 


"Rench Barley, ſo called becau fo. it 
uſed to be bronght out of France; 
tis nothing elſe, but a Barley excor- 
icated, or the upper Huff taken off 
5 Wy 2 certain Mill; which is made fr 
that Purpoſe; ' thatzwhich is bb 
white abd cleas, is the beſt: Ihe _— 
ae is now: made here, and in Hot- 9 
land and Germauy, &. 
„ eee I. 191 bar 2265 
©2972 HopdenmPerkitum.* © 

WA offs W200 0157009 516 - 111 i 
Pera. Bi,, Pon kaſled, becauſe is 
7 dothdveßy "net beſenple the laß, 
ger Sort of Seed. Peurl, being "ver: 
round and ſmall, one 8 N flowered 
over; - freſh; and not mu ſnaller | 
the better; "tis 3 den afore 
faid: but twies or thei ce över tö wake 
it t the finer * the beſt: <oineth f from Ger- 


Mo 7 $5 * To Se it 181. ö ma A ; | | 
; ; 1 , 
| | £2 4D 33 3 


7 
4 
— 


22 


5 a 5 ; > . . 
5 . % 


66% The Trealury ok 
many, and in all Countries, uſed to be 
preferred before the French Barley. i 


4 


FP 


* 
* * 
. 
| 1 
" * 
* 


— A * 


- 1 4 
4 Ft . N - -” 
"_— : | . ; | 5 FR 1 5 1 ; 1 
# + * "a? . = * 1222 4 0 5 K 
5 * - - 
 . -  Tchthyocolla he 
8 4 \* "hy bY . / 5. 5 G 
3 - ; 74 * 

— * 1 * ou, 4 4 0 , * 2 

* b 0 8 


Iain Glaſs (in High Dutch Hoſu 
28 blaſs, ow-Dutch Huyſen blaſſen) i 
the Product of a great Fiſh in the Ds 
nue, called in Latin Huſa, of a glew 
Subſtance, without Bones, or Griſt. 
Bones, (except in the Head) ſometimei C 
Four and twenty Foot in length, and 
without Scales, he being deſirous o 4 
5 freſh Water, cometh out bf the Euxin fl 
Ses into the Danube: Moſt, lim Gg © 


Patriarch Sort, four-lquare, very thin o 

and white, almoſt tranſparent; th 1 

large Horſe ſhooe Sort in thin Rings f 

and clear, called the Czar's Sort, is the 

next; that which is yellow and brown 

Within, a thick Sort, is inferior ; that 
a 5 rs 5 . * J . ; 


- 
. - —_ 


111 he; 


) by 


"—_ Ky : 


5 £ , £ * 2 
* 
- 
. p . 4 
. ; 2 q ; r | 
* f _ 6 by x » , 10 * to of ©. U 
* - "%. N 4 A *® » 1 0 "vg 1 
wh A 2 Y CEN 5 IF . 4 2 3 1 2 > 
FR 9 * 


FANG . k 


Ie is 1 Fruit "of 4 Tree 1 YN 


Z1zipbas, of the bigheſs of a hs 
Lucca Olive, of a red Colour like HOO. 
of Taſte of Raiſins of the Sun, having a 
Stone within Bike Prunes; the beſt are 
plumb- full of Pulp, and. come f. 
traly there another Sort cometh. = 
france, which are lean and Hungry, of 
— red CO but oa. near | 
Nel. 


” 5-2 * C he; 
>. 7 5-4 * 1 4 
- ” * 


W 4 — * 


Seer {akin e is ata.” 
from Turkey, and ſaid to grow in 


Arabia; that which 1s good, is of a 


firong aromatick - 2 is well colour- 
ed, bright, of a'g n F Af being 
oftentimes: made Ke 


of a Pyramid Pain ide ſhort, 122 ns A W 
iſh, = knotty Sort, is nothing near 


0 much t to be emed. 


++ SJ "Iz Sy * 8 
FP". ; * ** : 97 


W > . 5%. Avda Sr a * 
15 . 2; 
« * ) 3 * 1 - 
, ** br 4 % 8 * MN 4 
wet * o oo — N f * 4 4 
7 3 * 8 © V s 4 
3 1 4 
. f 5 * | : 
4 7 f * we 
"Vs 
0 5 * " 4 . * 
\ - * — 
— 


5 195 Fancus odere. 1 DF "7 
7 * x 19 
a; 8 > - 
+ _ — 18 


18 


ſo 


— Ln OI » * W * 0 * 8 * 
„ 8 7 8 N C * 7 2 8 : * 
i 8 : a 0 — 
5 . f _- . 7 4 
0 . 
OI * # 
. - 2 © . 5 N . dy 
. "2 - 
+ & * 8 
1 * 4 4 &f 7 
* 4 4 i Se. « +” % . N 
- * 
* — — 
1 
; 0 F t ; 
4 4 
? L \ * 
f * 


3 . . A + % "Re 
N ( ( ( ( SANA 
eee FOTOS, ISO 


1 ”* S271 i mol0.} 91 * 0 00 


— c. PE MN 10K 


1101 Gi 107 { b 


3 an 


. It 
pc 0H > 1397 1 


9 
* * 
— 


_ Lops Amet Blub. 


Th E Ai 57 Slag, ho of 1 — 

2 , £eag „Or à live an Ur 

dus 2 reat deal paler; 3 the beſt i is of 

0 , or orienta Sort, . which 

in Rings ; e and 

T's WEN P | 
[: Wo e hich. 

hf, t6 us, out ol FA: of 


hs? ad *I ww x, ras 
1 
# 


a r 1 Aniantbus, 


1 2 reddiſh Stone, the 1 coming 
from the Eaſt- Indios, thoſe which 
come from Bohemia, aid other Parts of 
| Germay, are not ſo good : This Stone 
2 1 | - is 


, 


is of very little Uſe, D'S 
Pi ger Dru 87e. fig 


2 37 gg. T 387%) 


2% Nu ie. e 1 1 17 8 ; b 8 5 d 9 
. ; ok FI ö © 5. 
e Lahn Aren 29 16 1 
* bo 11 13 1 | 4% 4. 
275 J4Þ <Q „ ne 


Wl | PHE Armenian” Stoß 16 ol Win 3 

n Spots, green, blueiſh, Gold co 1 
Fl bard and a little inclining to Black! 
I this Stone is" ſe called, becauſe it 3 1 
nett from Arens. 
and Ait e ae INE Fey 10-8 is .." 
Fro a * Len e Bee, Ocridematis.” 20 


, 
Lt th Js % 2.8 


"HE: WeſtdIndia Dead" eme 1 
1y from the Spaniſb. 12 adi, f 
0 ſeveral Sizes and Bigneſes, ſome biggit 
dark I than a T urkey- Hens Egg, others no 
rph, bigger than a\Hazel-Nut, 8&c. The ri ight " 
5:01 is of an Aſh- gray Colour. ſome incli; 1 1 
hich I ning to black z At ſhivers Pieces E. 1 

and Pieces; as well as the Oriental B bar 
OA: tho' in Virtue by far inferior. 


nll» Los Heine Oviemalis.” * 6 4 be 
(inet Bosbur; 8 found in the i inner 1 
Parts of a Beaſt, of ſeveral Forms. : 

and Shapes, ſome ound, oval, 100 Bin 

and ſquare, and ſometimes i in it a 

2 Bean, a Stalk, a Myrobalan Kernel, 

„ 1 2 Har 


The Treaſury ot 

2 ir and pebble. Stone The _ 

= Tir Bignelfes, thoſe bo Sort 7. ex 0 

coeeding a Dram; others of half, ot 

one Ounce, but thoſe of two and three 

O.unces, are Rarities: They are of ; 
dark green Olive. den eee an 
3 e 3 


1 N 
* 
1 


. F . 8 
Th 8 3 Stone, 8 to yelloy 
and red, tis very heavy, and uſed in 
the making Braſs out of Copper ; and 
* this Stone, comes from Germaity, and 

- ſeveral other Parts, as alſo from has 
and e Barn * 2 15 


f 


| | 5 12 2 pile Stone 8 Roots 
th Pearls, Coral, Amber, Crabs- eyes, 
and Teveral. other Ingredients, which 
after * tis gild ed over, _— _ of 
* Root, - : : | 


. 


x ===: 1 D, « 
- Bs of * - 5 5 5 » of = 
W #2 4 w 
TT £4. of 
r Y 3 
_.- . 
_ . - 9 
2 nn bs 
_——— ... 82 
i 1 3 3 $4 %" " 6 
WR 5 % - 
1 . = + Ne 
— * 2 25 % Af 
1 E © — „ 
1 4 
_ * 
+ 


1 * little U out oth Haddock, 

| 4 or large Whiting, having two in 
| every | Head, 1 have as it were little 

4 3 : 5 a | | | _ Teeth 


le 
h 


likewiſe from A/fa and Turkey. 


N 4 * 3 9 5 1 N " C 00” * , ; ad 2 : ; 0 2 * a : : N 4 2 1 8 4 , 1 * q 2 * 5 l of 4 

* : R een 
; 2 , * 9. 8 ry I - $4 Mo, 

. "ly * N — 1 v 7 6 , . ; : 5 


T-eth at one fide of them, from which, 1 


ſuppoſe, the Name 18 derived. SET 


, 
— — 3 


2 * 4 v > 


Lau Gagates, 


FETT. or Gert, is a bituminousStone, 


very ſhining and hard; *tis ſo called | 
from Gaga, a River in Szcrly It comes 


„ 


2 


oA Stones, (by ſome not rightly 


— * P 


made Stone, (by the Portugueze” of Goa, 


being the chief Place the Pbryugueze have _ 


ff Seed-pearl, Bezoar Gold, and other 
Ingredients ; they are of a dark green 
Colour, mixed with Gold Streaks, in 
ſhape: almoſt of a large Olive, cutting 


very fine within, of a gray Colour. 


| Lapis Granat as. e 
(Gant is a dark reddiſh Stone, ſome. 
as large as a ſmall Piſtol-ſhot, 


others are ſmall like Guinea Grains: 
There are a great many found in Bobe- 


called Lapis Faſper Antonicus] is a 


3 


% 
* 
z-© 


near. China in the Eaſt Indies) ſome ſay 5 oY 


mia, and other Parts 9 the 
| | be! FLY, | „ . ? 9 eareſt, Ts. 


= 


the beſt. 
= BY 
Low Hematites. 


85 Gone call it Blood. fone, 8 of : 
blood red Colour; the beſt are lang 
aud do ſhiver, ſharp at o End, like 
2 Needle: T ey are found in Bahemil 
_ . mn Sufi bs, near Breſlaw. : 


1 


Lapis Hyacimtbis. 
> © O33 


A 122000 Beg! are. of a IN fo 
11 or Beer. Colour, the beft are ſal], 
flat, and a N 4 5 outſide Y- There is 2 
"= large Sort, which looks as if they were 
cut or. poliſhed, of a red Colour: The 
= Qriontg] and beſt, are finer than both, 
= 15 f the Colour of red fiery Flames. The 

former are found near a River in Sile/i, 
the other come from France, and the 


mY from Eaft- India. 


e 18 galt. 


Jag Stone, is f a "reddiſh. ae 
(and not, as ſome ſay, of a green 
-. interwoven with. red Spots) it. comes 
"Þ from the at adler. | DS 5 
1 1 L 


35 og ” Eh p "FE. ff * W 2 8 5 © I» q 
"7 e Y by ay 3 Sa * R * L 5 0 FR * 3 ne * 8 3 1 4 a 4 
3 ; 3 TENG VE AS DI” r 2 
„ L 3 * Wy +," n 8.24 * 3 „ 
* 7 4 * PURE 95 PE REP * _ ; : SOIT — F 
n 8 of $ — 1 4 . - N ang 
5 9 4 i | _ — 
* 5 * 5 - N 1 
* * - 4 * > * 4 FI : * 2 
x 1 — * * * 12 9 Y . , by * b * 
a « | x. > 4 "OY 
#1 X p + * N 4 4 » 4 "Ti *. 
F „ * o 1 4 p * ws "IE. © 
. F 4 2 { 4 1 : * 4 a 
3 % — x 4 \ : a . * 5 . * o 
bs 0 „ — N % 4 E - 
F 8 « 
* 7 . * \ + 4 4 3 Fe Y : = 
$43 a . 
* z% - * z Þ * 
Sa 4 5 * . e 
1 ; : \ a. 2% ; 
. * 


2 longiſh Stone of the Bigneſs of 2 


_— * 
5 . * 
9 7 
** % 7 I 
* n 4 a 
oy * >, 
” * * * 
— - 1 
* 4 
* 
ig > 


Finger, ſome ſhorter ; tis of a gray 


olour; thoſe which come from Syria 
re beſt eſteemed. _ — 


Lu Lan. 
$ a blueiſh Stone, of a moſt excellent 
Colour, if fine, (of which LU/tramarine 
made ;) ſome are with Golden (or ra- 
her Braſs) Veins interwoven ; the Coar- 
er is mixt with white, like rough Alas _ 
after ; the beſt is that which holds its 

olour in Fire, and comes from .the © © 

t. Indies and Twrkey : That which is 
5 in Germany is nothing near ſo 
900 „ „ 


- * 
% Y 1 
* "I: W ” # © 2 
2 ; 2 l 11 * 


Lapis Lyncis, 


a Stone of various Colour, but moſt 
© betwixt a gray and brown, ſharp at 
Pre End like an Arrow, and Pyramid. 
Faſhion, the bigneſs of a little Finger 
bey are found in Candia, Ponerania, 
Helvetia, and other Parts of Germany, © 


be 8 


. 


a 


. * 
* 
- * 25 
- * 7 Loreen 
e < 
— a 
Rey A * 
D : | . I 1 Ly 
» ” 85 
P » 2 
- : 
- - 
* - . 
1 V's 8 * [ 
” 1 4 oy — 
» 
x * ; os ” 
5 2 — 4 » 1 
— 5 * 
5 * 
% * 
1 
% * - LY 
* 1 
* 


1 Mg 


Oad. Rode! 1s of an Colon, anlY 18 
E. ; looks ſometimes ruſty; if good, it 1 0 
„„ draw Iron ſtrongly to it, by vir 
hich, Sailors and Mariners find 
ut all Parts of the World : *Tis found 
* Er Iron Mines in Norway, Germany, 
Italy, Swedeland, and Cormail here ul 
DI 5 = | 
| 


5 2 oh 


0 ' Lopie Manatee. | SEO PF 


Wy nee is a whitiſh LIN of a 
* Fiſh called Manatea, which is plen. 
bY wi in America and the Weſt- Indies, vis, 
St. Chriſtophers, Mevis, Zamaica, Kc. It 
w very white and hard; like a Stone, 

N Jougſahat W white Ivory, 


| Lopis N ephriticus, 


5. a Sarin Stone, inclining to a | pale 
* Green; it comes out of New and 0/48 
., __ Spain, likewiſe from ſome Parts of Geri | 
mam, of which one has been ſeen welgh⸗ 
72 Fifty Pounds and more at bars 
WF: 1 


RS 


. 4 his A *. I 


” . of a whitiſh Colour, very rough, i in 
i Shape like the Fain Man's Bone; 


tis found in the e Da rnſtad, 
ad 3 in 9 2 80 1 
10 gf, e 


of a Steel Colour, in very mall 
Pieces, that Sort comes from Germany, 
and is uſed in Phyſick; but the Oriental 
Sapphire is of a moſt curious blue Co- 
lour, which is ſet in Rings, and i is 
wy brought from the Eaſt. Indies. 


„ Lapis Rubinus, 


5 of a a pure, fine, red, fiery G 
that which 3 is phyſically uſed, is very 
ſmall, like Gravel, but of Blood-red- 
Colour ; the harder they are, the better 
they are reckoned : The ſmall ones 
which are uſed, come out of Germary, 
4 Fs via, and Italy; the large Oriental 
* bis, being Jewels of great Worth, 
TT from Zeylon, and ou Parts of 
he Eaſt Indien. TS 1. 


Fat 


. 5 | — — 3 £2) 
7 9 =” 4 4 4 { ; p | 8 {? 
: 0 * 4 4 4 4 oy. * + EI * IN e 
. 7925 
©" Five 


; Lapis diu, 


Fe 01 4 fleſhy Colour, 3 ſome 
times (tho cormptly) called Carneol; 
they are found in Egypt, Arabia, and 
Eri very good ones in Bohemia and 
 Suleft ta. * 


* Laus Smaragduc. 


Merauld Stones, are (if nod). of 2 


very fine green and lively Colour, 
ee thoſe which are the Oriental; 
the others, which come out of Egypt and 


Germany, are far inferior, being ſome. 
times mixt with white and purp! e Ane: 
EF s. 


Lops Talis 5 


22 Stones, ſome are very "baud, 1 
5 and, if fine and of a good Luftre, i, 

| reſemble ; a Diamond, the neareſt of any 
others; more ſoft, "reſemble Cryſtals, 
and ſo are thoſe which are found in Bo. 
| de. They are likewiſe called e | 


* 
F 


* Lapis Taria, 15 


* 


e 


2 dark grayiſh Stone, very 989 on 
b one N and hollow and {mooth 


> * 2 : 
* 4 * 
— ; 
IP / 
* - - 
* # 7 
, — 1 2 1 


| Big 5 a ctutoris, © + 
on the other; 0 ſaid to be the Bafin, — 
nation of Braſs Metal, but I rather be- 


eve it natural: They. are ee 1 
dhe N ladies. his Fog 4 
OY |! Lak er fete Bog 
182 little Stone found i in the Gall of an 
Ox. - - 
a | 
r, Lapis Spongie, | 4 
il RE Uttle white Stones which ate 5 9 


5 found amongſt the Sponges, being 
poſe to be that which faſtneth te 

ponges to the Rocks : They come m Wo 
te lp b Lane. 73 f 175 


„ ae 


„me 


1 2 27 
— ; - 


** * 
1 2 8 TI. 


2%. 2 Is 
2 * (a; ; 4 


27 ape 9 ö 
| b 
78 * The Trea ury or 


% dn, nd er the le ft Arm about them, 
to N Wine, and W 


4 t g ** 7 . PS*LY 
* 


"Lode Hibern.,,.. EIT: 20) 85 


; 125 Slate f is a ſofteſt Stone \ which i Myer! 
_ 4 eaſily ſcraped toa Powder; tis ofen Wand 


Ahe blue Colour, inclining 40 Ps) 


Lan Alpes, 5 
15 brought from Bear in Er Eft J 
| Indies, and is by them called Clan-. ver 
back; tis of A. moſt” ragrant Smel, cut 
aud of a darkiſh ur 19 fon 1 
Tefi1 1nous,, and black pp * „ Ai 


ſometimes full of bach 
A is to be choſen... 


FL 


2 1 E Linum Aae 


\Ornes likewiſe” rom 05 Fit inks 
=. in great Pieces, "much re mbling 
=. Lignum Aloes, but ſomewhat of: 2. els 
E. 3 55 bar nothing oe ſo fragra 


44 0% " < * * * 

2 ” * N * at | 
* br. 5 * ts © e 
— 7 55 : - 


4 * 2 


* 3 * +»; x TY " ” a 7 + 
4 we X . SE "ER" 7 9 2 
2 


: Fe 2 ab A * 
* p ck 4 * N fe, Oe * n 
b * >» EY N Tv. 
* 7 * * 
o $* BA # 
* "7 3 
an. | 1 1 * 
T 2 3s 0 Unlock 5. ; 5 
x 
* 


5 
"ol | * 
'F 3 


ES * * „ 


26 Lignum Guajacum.” 5 5 ; | 


Ir 13 2 looks greeniſh ao bins | 


BJ ith within, and white without; tis | 
1 is very heavy, and cometh from Jamaica, 
tan Wand other Parts of the Weſt Indie c. | 


( + Linum Funiperi. 0 fs 67 


ug iper Wood groweth- hens in Ene- | 

land, and moſt Parts of Europe, tis 
very well ſeented, like hers Op 1 = 
cut in n March. F 


— 


* 15 Lentifcinum, Zr 


T the Wood of a: Maſtich Tree, which 
cometh from Marſeilles in the Shape 
of Faggot-Sticks, when raſp'd, it wall 5 
An a little like Maſtich :T he ſnalleſt 
Sprigs of all are beſt eſteemed.” It 
pea. likewiſe in Days as great 4 
ea in Cbio. . : 


8 Lens verbrireun. IS 
x 6 Ie +. 2 * of 

pa a Wood aehch- ihne Kei, wk 
white without; to know Winther it 


be Tight, is to ſcrape ſome of the inner 
24 2 | 


— 


— 


Fragrancy; the beſt is very fat, of a 
deep yellowiſh Colour, inclining to red, 


IT " p * ** OF IE 
” wen 9 VA ” uf 3 4 La , * 
24 it - * Þ « - PLA s o 0 * 
7 4 *. * 4 4 EP, 


- The pi of 


wot gi let it ſtand for Four or Fix 
Hours in Water, it will turn the ſaid 
Water into a blueiſh Tincture, which 
- will appear above; *tis brought from 
ay the Spaniſo IWeft- ladies... 


Lignum Rhodium. | 


Ts by ſome called Roſen Wood, 


not that any Roſes do grow upon 
It, but that the Wood has much the ſame 


is ot a very ſtrong Smell, and, if bro 
ken, of an oily Subſtance tis Rouge 
from the Canaries. £83. 


Lignum. Sontalum Album: 5 
7 Hite ue Wood is brought 


very little Smell, in moe ſes" as by 


1 106: 


 Lignum Santalum Carium, * 


1 


, "rally ” 
8 - 
* 


4 4; - 
3 ; 2 
* = w . 7 8 — 7 7 
/ | 8 . 1 : 4 4 
q - * 4 . 
_ T 85 4 
* 5 2 2 ” "ey ; > 1 * e * — — 5 


from the Eaſt· Indies, is of a 


7 "Ellow Sanders creth likewiſe from 
1 the Eaſt- Indies, being 5 ira- J 
grant, ng ws a ſweet * We 


ar 


] 
£ 
; 


; - 
5 \ 


—— = 6— 4 4 
5, W709 WY. OLD» OE Re HOO by * 4 TE IPRS EY N 
22 * 8 — * IIB. 3 * r * 4 
7 *» ” o d 4 * * 4 r > 1 W * a * 
$4 . * rn n 8 1228 Mrs e $4. a 
* — > 8 EF IE * : n A . 9 1 =O) n * 9 
? Ges: , — * $ £ — l N . \ | mp „„ INT LINE 
- #5 BL 2 . * . a £2 I 1 % 2 FAY P | 
r . p W 8 1 
„ 1 a -g * ; * 8 5 „ — 
2323 N 44 e EOS : 23 
1 = % } . N * . , ö — 0 * 4 © 6 
- l 9 * — 
7 - — ' 
1 - „ 
_ . * 0 
| + bg S 
% > 
. * % P ©. 
i : * * 4 1 ve: a . 2 ” \ 
; » 1 - 
; * > * 
* 


I; 4 þ * eu. 1 Rs IH 
enum Sahra tbrum. | 


E Banks ers is a red and heavy 
L Wood (called i in Holland, Calia- 
tours Wood) it is brought from the 
Eaſt· Indies, and if 5 is a very 
met red Ty ps | 


Luan Sores. 


uy 


87 ar Wood i is rather a Root FIG * 4 J 


Wood, of a pleaſant Smell; the beft - 


is in long Sticks, ſtreight, and MO 
jompy; the Bark without is very red, 
and cuts of a F leſn Colour e 


 Litharggris Agent. — = 


barg of Silver is ; whitiſh: cal] in 
4- Lumps, very heavy, ſhining, 6 
nen eaſily broken in ſhivers iR 
good, if otherwiſe, tis hard and rocky; 

tis a made thing out of Lead: The den 


of it is made in Poland; that which is 


made in Germany i 18 nothing. near %o a 
geod. Sts 


ay , a * 
"Re. X = - 
* - 7 hy 
, 1 — ö 5 4. bs S — 
5 » * : T * , 
f - * Rd 
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5 * 
x 


- 


A 
* 
* % s * 
— 7 "x4 < 
0 : . 
1 7 
: 2 


bn, © * diſtille Vinegar, Cc. whereby the 


. . * it. L 


c ' 
. 
os 12 1 
2 fa 1 1 * . RY 
| . 7 — 14 
; &s 1 
, * =, 
W * 3 pd 4 
a —_ ** — 
1 = > 
| 1 4 WY 0 
4 . = 
1 Y „ 
XL 7 0 2 | 
2 * 4 


= En a. 


Ibis of Gold:is made like thei 
mer of Lead, being ſmaller t 
5 that of Silver, of a * Colour, mar 
reſembling to Gold; not 1mproper. 

1y called the Foam 0 f Lead; z there i 
no other Difference betwixt both Sort: 
than that the Lit harg e of Gold i is more 
boiled: The beſt — 1 from Dant: 

ts 140 18 6b; 155 qe apt Colour 


neee 
eee oe. 


Alen of Coral, i is a Cuy mica 
Pre paration made of red "CAM 


Coral is reduced into a fine Powder, al. 
moſt impalpable. Some make it in lit 
tle Casks, but it is "OOTY ths: eit 


9 


MAagiſteriun 


N r 
5 * 
* P ok 
WW - = 
— 
* "4 
; A 92 
" F 
* 3 * 2 Ee . ON 8 
25 4 5 : 4 75 * 
8 . 0 
: 
: > 
. 


N * of 3 is likewiſe d. 
pared of Pearls, as almond. 


a 


all 


* Margarize Occidental. 


Its Ole Pearls, 10 called. 33 
they are not of that Oriental Lu- 
a. fire, Brightneſs, nor Smoothneſs,- as te 
. Oriental Pearls: They come from on | 
rat and the Coaſt of the Eaſt-Indies, be- 
ing a Seed Pearl which is more ohſcure 
6M or muddy than the Oriental the beſt 
rere round, even, of a ſhining Luſtre: 
There is a large, ſcrubbed, and 2325 4 
| Sort, e . the 1 Ji oi of * 


fag 2 RI — — 
2 £ * 5 * 


3 Pak 0 8 are. JOY, a 
fine luſtrous oriental Water, of an 
even Size, round and ſmooth, Emething. 
harder than the Occidental Sort: :- They 
come from the Eaſt-Indies, as aforeſaid, = 
the beſt from Per/ia. - There is another- - 
Sort called the Sourh:Sea Pearls, they 
are We ſmooth, of a whites and d pales: 3 


1 


- 


Ul 
oo ett © Sha * 
| _—_ 2 of n 
2 5 * - py 
_ . * 
3 - 


Ee Treafury of of 
EE be 
mne Scotia =, Mm 


See Pearls are pretty good! round, 
ſmooth, and even, but very hard, 
no ſo eaſily beaten into a Powder, Not 
- fo luſtrous, but- more of à copper and 
and leadiſh du Colour, than any of 
the aforeſaid: ' They come from Scot. 
Lind, * and Wiles. ER 


1 
122 
* 4 


| - 1 7 8 ate, 
5 4 Dei falling but ef the Air upon 
the Branches and Twigs of Trees, up- 
on Herbs and Stones, and there it hard- 
neth ez the large, bright, and flaky Sort, = | 
dry and whitiſh; very little inclining 
to a Yellow, Is- beſt eſteemed : This is 
found and gathered in Syria, Perſia, 
Calabria; and though ſome have eſteem- 
ea that of Sri beſt, yet the Calabrian 
pg i with us 87885 preferred: | . | 


| Mater Perlarum: 
F433 * 
339 is of "FO the beſt hath 
1 from the Eaft-Indies in large 
1 Shells, the nearer it reſembleth Pearls, 

uo. bein? in 9 Lmooth Shells, the 


- 


Tu Juw-Bones of a Pike, are 1 


from Smyrna and Aleppo... » 2 


ly Smell and Taſte, of a good Body, 1 


is accounted the beſt; the yellow is in- 


K 8 * MA * e * N 9 * n p 2 N 99 „ TR _— OT" 28 F Ow” 5 * 4 12 * 9 * 7 . 
F \ 1 GIA 4 1 1 A l oF SIN Fl ; * * * N e: . © =o F A : "£2 8 "= 8 
x” 1 — 9 * * * * 5 4 * . SV 15 — 4.2. 

, * - + ; ö : " — . 7 ">a. 
G : 2 . 025A * 
X \ * Su att f 
- . uy * ES 5 8 : : 5 4 — * . 1 E 7 8 = ; 
« by — 0 ” * a f- * "_ X 4 * 8 en 
its * 2 5 
5 N - C 
© 8 4 J 7 , 2 13 
1 , we 3 > f - OY HY 
f ; 9 — # 
N 1 % 
2 . 
- * - 20> 0 


better: There are ſome found in 7er/ey. if 


and Guernſey, full of Holes, ſc 3 
withont, but they are of little Value. BK 


A py hx 2 ES 1 
Mandibula Luci. 3 


0 : 7 i 


* and white, the Teeth as fharp as 


and all Parts of Europe. Sf 


Maſtich, 


JS a ſmall Gum-which cometh from tie 
ſame Tree out of which we have the 


Needles, are found here in England, © 


| Chio Turpentine, and therefore by many 


called Oy! of Maſtich; growing in Egypt, Y 
75 and other Parts of Fur Rey, as al- 
o the Iſle of Chzo : The beft-Maſtich rs 


of a light Colour, almoſt tranſparent, WY 


free from Droſs : It is brought to uus 


© 


; * 8 4 f od ] 
| | - an : | 2 _— 
=— d * * . F * LE * ? 
Mel Anglicunum. © 
\ 1 $ wy . ws N 2 7 UE > 
* — 5 0 png, . * 5 
1 . * « : s 9 „ ; k 
"% * 0 42 : 4 G 4 — ; 


b Honey is the Product of Bees, 


of a pale yellow Colour, of a hve- 


442 
as.” 


not greaſy : The (white) Virgins Honey 


Ka 
, N 
* * 
i E 
of 


. 4 
. 1 
4 _ 2 
* = 
” . . 
J oY / 
— — 4. 8 2 2 
* 1 bv : — * 1 
8 2 — = 
& F * * 1 oy 


> 8 4 N 
; 8 , > 
* = I 19 
„ » HG LR 
Wy 2 r 


* 86 is The. Treaſury of | 


Ferior to the white. Honey, 18 gathered 


| in Lay P Wc of E ape, Alla, and . 


—— 


med it will be very white and clear, 


i. ercurius Dali, 


8: A 8 preparation by way of 
Sublimation of Quick-Silver and 
Mercury corroſive, Sc. If duly ſubli. 


the Inſide ſharp, and longiſh, like 


R and of a ſweet Taſte. | } 


| Mereuriu Sublimatus 


FA < ls + 5s 9 2 Chymical Prep 1 


O ration, the beſt, very white and 
- ſhining, ©. and comes from Venice in. BY 


large Cakes, which are than * 


made Mewberg,.. ; 


8 0 its 3; 
*Mercuris Us Precipiates. 


My Przcipitate i is likewiſe chy - 
mically prepared of Quick-Silver, Y { 
c. The beſt is heavy, of a very lively | 
dne, red and gliſtering, even beyond 

ermilion, and comet from Venice; 
that which is made here and i in Hol- 


"_ e. | 


- 5 : 


Mew Bs 


Ks FAY 1 8 2 y I VE 9 N ++ Ga 4 1 AS * FIT <> PTY, 5, * * * N Ws Te  »,- * 8 
0 "WG * , ” attend (ff : 5 n F Lg g me 1 ä 2 8 : 3 
: wy — . i * r 
3 | 
8 i ; a 
\ V4 4 : 

2 » 1 

* 4 : * V's 
| 5 . N 
— * 4 < . I ; 8 * 1 ” 8 
* : ö Wand 898 * 
\ 


Jour, and a long Sige, well Kllad and i 


. 


5 Pieces 2 As if they were cel, or e ſo. 


* n 
4 . 
% of 

We 


ES ; 
= 95 — 


1 Aerenrius Vite. 


150 2 Chace Preparation, 0 


of Gan 1 r Aae Sc. 3 7; 
'6 4 nd 111 als! Ts are woch a 
CES of a yellowiſh Co- 


gk ſome 
oY * Myr obalani They oth... _ 1 1 56h 


14 4 | 4e, Chebuli, arcs the largeſt of 2 
L Myrabalanes, of a yellewiſh Co- 


"Ih 


large. * 15 Ws $0 2 ? 4 
5 * Myrobalanj Gerines 25 8 


Aw much like the e 3 5 . 
„M but a great $A 3 
fe, 1 longiſh, and of a yellowiſh Colour. _ 


2 Myrobalanes come Kean Se m 


ME: Indies. 5 A ig N * * 
7 * Mirahalancs 1 Emllici. 4 
eſe Myrobalones axe 2 ar ; 


Colour, e 10 5 | 1 


— 


- * 4 ” Fn * 4 4 9 CY 4 x . or OT * 3 „ = F „ — 
J a 9 * 8 IM 1 F r P - A. n = 2 wn 
| tr - eb...” * N 5, Y . * 2 "A : " * 9 1 4 
© * - * * — % 
4, x 
2 - * $ ; 
* J 5 * 
- wp " w_ 1 £ 
F 4 4 = , by * 
4 a 1 FS" FRA 
a 2 F PR Ir Py * F þ ts 
- 8 * - + - + . " 1 - 
Lad w . * 
— — : o 0 
4 * — 
Ln < „ © by 
oy * 5 
; — 
- > » 
- 


0 — u. | a 


* onghy all Myrobalanes come 71 | 
1 the Foft-Indies; yet there is one ff an 
Fort which is called by the Name India I jy, 
Myrobalan, being very ſmall, and almoſt 
Eight -corner'd, of a Slack Colour. 8 


＋ 5 * j 
TITRE £2 2 ; 217 80 
J 4 © 4 * n + * , 721 N 2 f Mg 


"ad Uski is an Ereremental "Phe A in 
RE A or a Swelling of corrupted Blood, MW ( 
about the Navel of a Muff Goat or Buck, il 85 
and not a Cat) which, after Putrefaction | = 
Land Ripening, turns to Muſk in a per- in 
fect Cod, which. is ſaid falls off of the th 
Creature: The beſt is the Tongin or Chi. ¶ bi 
na Muſk, in thin Cods, well filled, round I br 
and with little ſhort Hairs, the Muſk. 
within of a good lively Muſk: Colour, 
very ſtrong, ſweet Smell, ſomething 
| * moiſt, of a ſtrong Taſte, alittle bitteriſh. 
The Agria and Beng ale Moſk is in thick 
Cods, long- dar d a great deal of Skin, 
and not half fo full of Muſk as the for- 
meer; the Muſk neither ſo good nor fra- 
Brant. The Ri Mufk is worſe than 
1 being coarſe, of a dark Colour, 
eee little Muſk: Thoſe 5 Cod 
0 ; 


= 9 * N r \ AE 8 * FIN * — 
. E * oy * 7 * 7 * : "ED r — * 
N n o * 
8 - . 4 > * * 
F - — PP” ths ; $ YZ U 
- 2 * . 
a Wet 59 5 » 
: * , 4 1 ' 
. : * 7 
+ — 7 
p x , 
= 


Cods which have been e, and ſow- ; 
ed again, are very ſuſpicious of Adul 4 f 
N eeation; for there is often found Lead. 
om stones, Leather, Cc. ſtuffed in the Cods,. 1 
ne amongſt the Muſk, and that ſo „ 
an Ml ly, that it can hardly be. YU 


— 


Mami ld. * 


4 


HE ae Mumia i 180 1 

ſweating out of dead Bodies, being 
:mbalgned: with Aloes, Myrrh and Bal. 
ſom, &c.- wrapped up in Cere-cloths: 
Sometimes -whole Bodies may be ſeen,. 
with Hands, Legs, and Toes, perfectly 
intire, being of a black Colour :. Andi: 
that Mumia, wich is gummy ar 
bituminous, is beſt eſteemed... . 
> rom. Chio _ Eb. N 


* — 
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* 1 U „ 
* 
7 * 
E ; * f 8 * 
* * 97 = 
| 74 
* ' N 4 4 ; . A 4 
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0 1 * , — 7 * . 
- 9 - — 4 hs by 4 8 } + 7 
4 * 0 . 7 b 4 : 5 


* * 4 3 
| * 6 % * 
5 7 * 


| Nucee: 2 — 


* 


Arbadies Nuts, dre nothing elle 11 a 
large Cartapatia, which provokes - 


Vomit vehemently, and ſometimes } 
_ works: -— 


— 


than a French Bean, and _— 215 


. a * 8 — - 9 * 1 * 9 EN 48 a ES 1 id 
* . * 2 2 L — 8 — % x Was = 
- han * „ * WES pe ade Se Ae 4 * : N * e — 5 A * 8 PX - : : 1 
* Gat 9 7 * g 1 * * * 5 * mY 4 bo: 4 : 
* + WE L . y Ew 1 
8 4 q 7 T K 2 . * 13 * 8 
2 a 4 : „ 
£ * V7 . - * 
0 $ 4 ow” * * ” os . a „ . 4 a 
4 A ah $, * — 5 
* 2 5 * : : "+ k 1 ' , * 
N ol £ * * 
« 105 2 0 þ ; 4 * 
* * ; 
* : " F —_ 2 
8 0 Z * 
* 
A 
FS 


Works by Stool; ſome are of a blackiſh 
Huſk, ſome ſpeckled, they are larger 


thin. | 


0 white Kernel w 
Nu; de How J 
EN Nuts, are of the bigneſs of a ane 


D round large Hazel Nut, of a grayiſh 
Huſk, a White oleaginous Kernel with- 


; - In, out of which Oil is drawn, like 2 


E Sims bitteriſh Taſte, 


well known for its good Nouriſhinent 


_ out of Almonds.” They are brought 
m_ TDs viz. e and 2 5 


— 5 


ait e Nu, cui, 7 + 


Jenes, are 805 the bgnett of Al 1 
monds, of a flat, oily, and fome ll 6 

To duſky red I b 
Colour: The beſt come from the Cara. 1 
cos, and Mexico in the Spaniſh Weft. 
Indies ; thoſe from Martinico are Te 
and not ſo good; the ſpongy and muſty | 
Sort are worſt. Either with or without 
Sugar is the Chocolate made, which is 


* 
5 2 * 
0 @©,, wm 


ne . perl VIS. . 52 8 
0 3 85 Te) 


: 2 - * J 
% x . — 
Joe * - I 4 6 _ 23 1 3 2 
83 5 1 . : 3 5 * 7 . 2 a 7 
3 * * 5 * 2 ' , 5 © 5 
7 1 1 ft © 4 - - * * b . # # n 
9 " 


* Nuces 


hs Mes hdi. 7 1 5 421 
Itachies are Little ſmall Jovgiſh Nuts, 


the Kernel e | af freſh, 1 18 Mer 7 ; 


red, and. the Out ſide and the Inſide very 


green, of a moſt pleaſa nt Laſtezt theharfl 
Shell is very . and greeniſh, incll- 


ning tg a f q, witha Huſkjover.iti They 
grow in Perſia, Arabia, Syria, and are 


Turkey. 
ho 3 IF 9 . #8 "the 
pl, 1 * Naces: Venice. 2 Ah 2 


is far round Nut, Ae PIES | : 


as à leaden Half. penny, aubttle 


wi the Middle, which is brought 
from the Eaft- Indies. It will infatuate 
aby fiying Fowl, or Bird, as likewiſe Mi 


ee other alen Ae nen 


brought from Ab bd 1 in 


* * Niles . 


S will make one drunk in taking them i 5 


a( Ba 
s wel 


f blen ä 
) orted 


S 1 
3 7 9 7 
8 "=> 5 


The Cieafury of 


* Nu wes Dilice. 


| Eis Nut! is in Shape like 4 Natmegz 
in chewing turns red; tis ſaid they 


wardly, but I could never find it; the 
People in the Eaft-Indies* chewing them 
for * r or Recreation, as we do 


N. 2 Pini. 


Pe kernel, is a black and Jongif 
Kernel, ſomething leſs than a Bay. 
berry, and a very White Kernel, oily 
like an Almond within; They come 
from France by the way of Ma ſeil 2 | 


* N. uces ache. 


T=2 Nutmeg is 4 Fruit of two 
Kinds, the - Maſculine (a long and 
Large Nut ſeldom uſed) the Fœminine 
. a round and leſſer Nut, which is laid 
in Quick Lime, that the Worms ſhould 
not take it. The beſt are new of a 
-Fattiſh: Subſtance: of a full Ronnd- 
neſs and Heavineſs, not lean nor ferag- 
ey, of a grateful Taſte, and not hollow 
* Within; are | carried from an Iſland oy 
led 


r 
. wo WITT 
3 5 ' 
0 264 


d Banda to Batavia, and from thence, | 
s well as all other Spices, brought to 
land, and from thence they are im- 
16 by the King's Licenſe : And ſo are 
ce, obne and Cinnamon, . 


Ie 

1 * dee e eee eee 
the . 72 7 

em „ 

«4 Wl „CC 


8 Oculi Cancrorum, 
Robe Eyes, 8 S called, | 


yes (in the German Crebtz) of which 
here are ſome of a large Bigneſs, as big 
s the Cheſter Lobſters, which have eve- 
y one two Stones, or Crabs Eyes in 


heir Eyes. In Sileſia they have vaſt 
Quantities, inſomuch that the Servants 


+ io condition but to eat ſo many Times 
11 n a Week: There are Store of Cray- 


-Þrought from Dantzich, Hamburgb, and. 
uber Sea Ports 25 Germany. #0191 


_ 
* 


Oleum © 


* * * xy 9 
3 7 
* 2 — ' 
i . * * * 


Dzugs Unlock®, oz |} 


for they have none) but Cray - Fin 


be fore · part of the Head, even bey ond 


iſh likewiſe in Poland. They are 


. The © rea fury o& 
Oleun Abſynth 


YL of Puro is 2. Chymiey 
| Diſtillation, per Alembicun, of th 
| * Herb; the Oy! of it is of a very 
dark Colour, ſmelling ſtrong of Worm. 
wood; very hot and pretty heayy, 
finking under Water half way. 


3 5 Ol cum Aniſi, 


IS drawn from Anniſeed | in German, 
| The beſt is very white, congealed 
* ike a hard Snow, e Neg of 
ths Anniſeed. Hon 


Ol Any lers Amar. 
O :Liof bitter Atinonds-i is Ae by 
a ſtrong Screw-Preſs from bitter 


” Almonds. The Oy! is nevertheleſt 
ſweet; the beſt i 1s when new and clear 


 Oleum Amedalarim Dult. | 


18 drawn from Greet? Almonds, as th 
Ons aforeſaid. 


A 8 1 


Oleun 


tro! 
2s | 


olan Ali. : ee. 


10 5 an oyl ee from 2 Bird, called. 
* Aſper, whole Scent is ſaid to be ſo 
„ rong, that Fiſhes are drawn by it 
es he is flying over the Kiyer, and 
m. ſo taken up by him, having o ONe and 
le a Hawk, the other like a Duck 


— 


Oleum Avantioran. 


05 of Oranges, is drawn from the 


12 upper Rind, or Peel of Sevil Oran- 
| I pes, by a Chymical way, per Alembicum. 


The beſt is of a moſt pure, fragrant 
Smell, like the beſt Sevil Oranges. 8 


Oleum de Ben. 2 5. — 

by Our. of Ben 18 made by Expreſſion, | 4 
eh = cout of the inner Koran of a Ben 
Nut. The Oyl is more of a condenſed. 


T Body, and will Keep I than 18 
f Oyl of Almonds. 11 % >): 


„ 


Bis an yl os Carvi ge drawn - 
7% from thoſe: Seeds * n We 
| 3 18 5 WE 226 | 


TY" . The Trealuey of - 
| = very hot in Taſte, fmells fring of 


5 23 Seeds. ER 


 Oleum Cymini. 8 


\YL of de Seeds, is 3 23 
5 aforeſaid, — and . of 
2 Wa faid Seeds. 


Oleum Cinnamomi. 


þ '4 of Cinnamon is the moſt curious 
and beſt of all Oyls chymically 


drawn. The beſt is made in the Eaft- 


Indies, of a moſt fragrant Smell, yellowiſh 
Colour, hot and biting, like Fire in the 


| Oleun C ary opbyllorum, 


= 7? YL 'of Cloves is likewiſe a very 


odoriferous heavy Oyl, prepared as 


= whoevelaid, of a fragrant Smell, like 


Cloves, of a pale reddiſh Colour, and 


= fo heavy, that it runs under Water. 


Oleum e 2 Cortice Caryophylorum, 


. F drawn from Clove Bark, as the Oyl 


aforeſaid; but near ſo good, 
| „ mas 


ate; very heavy and ponderous, ſink- 
1 ing under Water to the very Bottom. | 


Dzugs Unlock d. 5 "oF 
: 0 
not odoriferous, nor heavy, as that 75 
Cloves, and of the ſame Colour, but a a 
ittle 47 5 3 
Oleum Cera, „ 


8. 2 


8 an ou Chymically extracted, r 
* Retort, Oc. LE” . 


 Olcum Faniculi Dutt, 


YL of Sweet Fermek Sends: is Ch 
mically drawn from Sweet Fennel. 


1 eds; of a ſtrong Smell like it; and 
n in Winter and cold Weather it will con- 
* denſe like the Oyl of Anniſceds. WES: 


* — oleun Guojaci, _- 2 8 . 


| an Oyl. Chymically * fro m 
Lenum Vi Vita Chips, b y Retort;, © = | 
2 10. fetid Smell, of a Thick and bla 


- = Oleum Faſſemini, 


| b. drawn 1. Gentlewomen ES Falte . 
min Flowers, 'by the; Reverberatign of 5 85 

the Sun; 35 tis of a moſt fragrant Smell. ol 

The by comes from 0 mug! Joe | 


 Oleum fine, 
bg F 1 en new Juniper Berries 'y 
Alembick: The Oyl 1s clear, of n 
ſueet Smell, reſembling the Berries. 


Oleum La teri, cium, 


R G Philoſophorum, is d rawn 
'O from Brick- bats Chy mically 1 


e 
Oleum Laurinum con. 5 
Pere of Bay: Leaves, and Sul 
yl, c 1 


= Legs green FEY e ar ws 
= de of green Bay7Berrje Ba 
| ö * Leaves "i Front Ret, af 7 
=. Oln Mie wor dpa. 


þ of L of Mate, ard cal 
led here. in Englund; othing 
elſe but Oyl of Nutmegs by Erb Mol 
the beſt comes from the Eoſt Indies: In 
FS Thins LIME; * 4 thick Bop. a pal” 
8 1 2 8 5 1 


| Daiks' EY 


Orange Colour. There i is another Bs 
brought from "Holland in Fonr-ſquare 
Cakes, but nothing near ſo good as tho 
do Mrmer: 
i 2 The true Oy! of Wc by Expreſſion, | 
Is made in the Eaſt. Indigs, out of freſh 
face, and cometh over in Glaſſes and 
Bottles, being a liquid reddiſh Oyl, 
inelling very ſtrong of the Mace (and 

me little ſowriſh) at the Bottom a little 
by thicker than above. | 


} 


» Oleum Bae Com. a : jb 


ad b. a. Hadb Stuff of Sheeps „Talos, 
palm Oy l, and ſuch- like Stuff colour- 
ed and a little greaſed over with Oyl 
of Nutmegs, Sc. is of little Value, and 
lels Virtue than the . 


Oleum Maj orani. 


O.. of Sweet Marjoram, i is of a 
very clear Colour, a very little 
nclining to a red Caſt, fragrant Smell, 
lawn by Alembick, the Herb being | 
ned firſt, * 


/ 
” — 


f 6 we , 4 ; a 8 ag 
ſ Fo g 8 Pp 
* f * - * 1 45 
f 2 8 . 1 * N ” * : 
* * x IE 4 2 5 1 . 3 7 - 
Bp: 7 * F + / 2 * 
5 4 * wht #6 ” * C - F > 
* 8 . BEN * a 5 5 | 
or * * * * . 8 1 , 


The Treaſury * 


olan Memthe. 


4 OF. L 4 Mint, is en 6 a8 the Fu 
mer, of a e Smell, reſen: 


ends the Herb. 
Ne ſome particular People, Se. -4Þ 
Oleum N ſucis Muſe chat e. 


= Orr. of Nutmegs, js « drawn by Alem- 
: bick, from N Notmegs z is à clear 
Oyl, like Water, of a fragrant Smel, 
and bot, . Taſte like e 


13 s 772 


ola Nervinim 1; 


Prog 07 J is a made thing here : 


oleun or ben. 


8 drawn from Oed, by Diſtila 
tion, and ſometimes off wild Thyme; [ 
of a dark red Colour, of a ſtrong Scent, 


7M 2 very [ tary i and 1 5 biting Tale 80 a 


15 * Product of ts Palm-Tree i in 
Gere, from whence i it is — + | 


A 

| Wedgie oo 2 j 

SZ ; 3 J 4 : 2 Laſs J 4 * * 1 1 2 ; 

9 5 8 "Sr . 3 3 ; 
: "0 s 1 Jes 35 , 3 þ * 2 
. LKK ĩ⁵ðͤ + ²*» 7 1” OT INE , pe 
4 — 1 2 n r 5 5 1 8 y ; 

, S 7 Fx ths 22 * N 2 3 we 5 * 5 . 2 8 Age 2 


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I red, or rather a deep Orange Colour, 
. of 2 ſweet Smell; that which i is turn- 


ed white, and pale yellowiſh, is de- . 
1— 9 
» * Oleum Petroleum, 5 85 


or. 


b. 22 ah Liquor; flowing from Rok 
and other Stones in Iraly and Sicily: 5 
There art two Sorts; the White comes 
from Parma, the Red from Sicily and Ita- 
„ Kc. and a black Sort, like Tar, from 
e called Piſelon Indicum, | | 


 Oleum Roriſmarini, : g ES 


"a Oyt drawn from Roſemary, by 
Alembick, is very clear like Water, 
and of a ſweet Smell like pn. 8 


FN! . = with ILY of _—_ And 
nt, U kve * Iu put into it. b = OS 


" Oleum Spice, 


I8an 7. aben frown 1 Role 
mary, and other Herbs in France, 4 | 
wy 2 together in he Fields, fa 
| 3 Rrong 1 


Fel . - 


-C 


— 


, 4 


= * The Treaſury of. 


ſtrong Sei and clear Coleur; it come 
Tom Je les in france. NO OTY 


5 


3  Oleum Sabine. . KK 


Or of K is an 01 Chymical 

drawn from the Herb (or xathif 
Sdhrub) Vo Sabina, by. diſtilling it in Wa 
ter by Alembick, the Oyl being 17 
clear, ſmelling very ſtrong of the fad 
Herb; the Oyl is often imported 
from Franconia in Germany, where Quan 
tities of the ſaid Savine doth grow. T 


olan $ uccini. 


®)12 "= pe 5-4 is Chywicaly nd 
Obe by Retort out of conrfe Am 

eing rectified, tis of a light Am- 

ea Colour, of a ſtrong Smell; the firſt 
2 is a fetid thick Ol, of mer. 


. blen Sulpharis Com... 34 


O af Sulphur is oel drawn 


from Brimſtone, of a clear Colour, 


à clear and acid Taſte, and, in Effect, | 


— Spirit ok heal 18 _ wins e 


8 142 5 : by 
8 1 a * ; 1 E. 2 5 L * 1 FE 
221 ; - 
Af 5 * 7 i "5% * 1 ” 
. a 4 51 . p 7 - +. 
— — ; * 


Oleum Sahra per 0 . 


18 Ch ymically drawn from Brimſtqhe; 
5 the Cine being ſet on fire under a KM 
al great Glaſs Bell, and gathered in a large 

Rei Bladder ; 'tis of a clear Colour, ſomes. 

V4 thing inclining to a yellowiſh Colour, 

ry of a very acid Tafte, and 2 N 

ald almoſt without Smell. = 


$ 


ls | * i 5  Oleum alete. 


8 dei Hom Saſſafras-Wood, per * 
lembicum; *tis of a reddiſh Colour, 
very hot and heavy, and will ſi nk 99 7 15 
Vater. 28 : 

Aa, a Oleum Tattari Com. 


4 5 


l * 8 


8 a mixt Ol of 0. Tartari, per De. _ 
AYE and Water. "Moe 
N Oleum Tar, tari, . | "Yi Gy I 


— 


vn IF. an 0yI made of calcined Tartat{ 
hung in an Hippocratical Sleeye, in 5 

c Cellar which runs out per deliquium in 

Ia heavy but clear Liquor, e 


ain and hot 1 in Taſte. 40 | 
E.. Ole 


N 9 n r * * 
* — 
* * ©. 
- - - 


jo 8 2 . 8 EL. 
2 * XL: 1 n * * 2 5 # . - 
” EI I WR PILES © * 9 4 * v is. © „ a * H 
N - 7 * L 4 4 * 
L - * 2 
0 \ * . . 4 
« 2 * c 
” i 4 4 : bd 
— * * 
b F 8 4 8 . - 
J g % "3 : "7% 1 \ 
4 * 8 . 4 „ 
q ; p . — / 
q 


—_ 


oleun Thai. 


YL « Thyme. is drawn from that P. 
Herb per Alembicum; of a yellow 


0 * 
3 


| 
mh clear Colour, fragrant Smell and bot ver 
: The, DI No cut 
Oleum Terebimthine. Nu 


r of Turpentine i is drawn out of fro 
common Turpentine, which comes bu 
out of France; tis of a clear Body, thi 
very hot, penetrating, and of a ſtrong Sn 


: Ines: | ry 3p 85 „ 1 
4050 Oleun Virriol, Tt, 


104 


8 an 051 drawn TLDS ca 90 
peras, by a ſtrong Reverberatory ire; 
when it is rectified 'tis very clear, of a 
very heavy Oleaginous Body, very hot, 
burning a Pack- Thread to ien in an 
TE, Inſtant. Co 


_ 


Oleum M Iyrrbe, 


Ws. Chyini cally drawn out ot; rub 
A _ fer 2 tis e thick, and 0 


: 1 4 7 A o : * * . — 
* — 
— # 4 — 4 2 * "1 ö waz * ; 
1 & ad 9 7 Oprun 
Co . * 0 an 


B 82 2 2 


bat b made out bab pte bang a Join 
boiled up to a Condenſity, ſmelling. 
bot very ſtrong, of a good lively Colour, 
N cutting eaſily; not hard, being wrapped 
up in Leaves; the beſt cometh from A- 
fo, and Smyrna in Turkey; tis brought 
of from Saurrat and Perſia in the Egſt. Indiss; 
es MN but is far inferior in Quality, being no: 
ly, thing near ſo clean, nor of fo Rang a 0 
ng Ay as nnd hd Sort. 1 = 7 


| Opobalſumum. © = _— = 
N. 9 5 Ene N Balſam Gira. 4 
| Oc. bens nothing elle. e 


or Sie. 


-UtileBones are called Pats the 8 
mans, The Scum of the Seas, being, 
imeffect, nothing elſe but a white ſcum» 
my Subſtance, and theſe are found here 
in England in Suſſex, and near the Iſie * 
Wight, and other Parts on the Sea--- 
ſhore : Thoſe which are large, long, 
broad, and well dryed, are beſt; they 
are nch * by thoſe Ironmongers 7 
+ Ks OT who» -— 


— 


| 6 ſ en Tools to Silver-Smiths and but 
ole: Smiths. Nn. 155 9 | 1 luv 


an $5: + Oe de cd Ceroi. hier 


bo | HE Bong ot af the Heart of a Sug 
* 1 is a; Bone found in the Hearts of 
E, Stags, almoſt reſembling -a: Croſs, but 
ſome more than others, being a little 
flat Bone, and to be had in any Part 
of Europe, cy * they! ww thoſ 
of an Ox inſtead of it. 


„51 ' 99 :x; NN. Ws A., N 
l Ed A l EK ra p 
. 
> 1 | 4 "4 
. Piper Album. | | Wh 


Hite pp is wad; FANG the 
VV largeſt black Pepper, by Art; 

| being ng very full, round, „large, and white, 
Some has been made n in ee | 
. not 1 LF 14M 


vier Gute, 


Uines Pe per, is ys fo cal 
1 not any coming from 8 


2 7 
- * 


Gi 


* 
* 1 4 * > — 
* : * 7 % TRE hoo. 


— 


and _ froth Marſeilles: . That which is in 
lively red Cods, not broken, and freſh,. 


is to be bat pd 5 
— DE ds 2 7 46.6.8 Fe 14419 3? 2 
Pi iper Longums Laniolle 


1 bright Wicht is the beſt. 


. FT P. iement 0, i : 49. 8 2 


2 23 $54\G* 


Piper Nigrum. 250 
Bien Pepper; is of more unden eß 


4 can and Driggiſia. The beſt and = 
fre BM largeſts-1s:;y our Malabar Pepper; being; PN 


t; heavy, and of a good Subſtance... 4 14 


te. nr 9 
Db Pir Burguindica: . Cs Hi 

ä Pur Pirchiodorhed fromm. a certaſn 

kind of. Fir- Tree near Strathang ß 

That which is ns ang Fo bright Che. 


bur, is beſt. | 1 N 15 * FEE 85 93 


„ de 5 05 111 
| op Beben cometh to us from the. «i 
Eafi-Indies : The larger, and white 5 


O5 tale: Pepper, or All oa = 
a round browniſh :Bery: P73 ofig: 
pleaſant aromatick Taſte. „e $0 3 * 


* * 
2 L 


* 8 2. 


Ly - 0 
nd - hs - . g % p 2 * 2 b. 
L * * a , = * 8 1 3 * - ?: — 7 
83 * 24 "STI — . Peg ivy | 2885 : 
F A ” N — A : * * . - 


— - 


. Dtaw,005 "6 


The Treaſuvy "I 


ut FUSES. 
al . 


„01 Rigs Pix Lind. ] 
Cort Pitch, is a made Thing bu the 


Shoemakers, and of. little Uſe i 
mongſt the Druggits; i There | is a Sort 


like Tai m Bar bad [Oe g. 
Als, | acl? Fi en 


Pe ſoftiſ Pitch, which. 8 form 
Gottenburgh, and other Places of Swe- 


dan. having its Name (Sbip-Pitch) be. 
cauſe great: (paghties: Are e uſed i in due | 


wh of Ships- . I 


VERS 


fy Sicea,: i 


. ſame as Ship Pitch, as avid 
faid; bang only boiled to a Dryneſsor 


Hardbefs 5: ac: therefore called Dry 


Pitch, beranſs the other is liquid and 


e Pluubun Alban. 
828 ru 2 both being one and the 


fame; \ exuept : 
a pthers are not 
the Viame of . 


; * . 8 2 3 
"7 8 ; Uo : 

a 82 * . 9 * FR 
s 4 4 ; 5 2 N a ; ; 
1 . anbum 

; — N O ; * — 
— - ag 2 k Ld : 
> as 2 2 — , a * by ** _ 2 5 = 3 2 
a RY 8 \ 8 Favs 3 . 


1 4 8 
2 1 


el that wed gy 
Lead” W 8⁰ 8 


* & rg, =2 — 


. 


| Value. 


— 


— Varun. 


1 HE beſt Black Lead is Ser 
England, in Black Lead Mines; ſoft, 


and of a farm Body (not rocky). 1 


in Pieces of ſeveral Bigneſs. There comes 
Sort from Spain, and altho it be ſoft, 
yet tis ſubject to be brittle, and You, 
m ſmall Pieces, and Powder, that no- 
thing can be made out of it. Anvther . 
Sort coming from the Weſt- Indies, is 
coarſer. ar rocky, of little has ; ind 


| \Plumbum Rubrum.. active. 1 : 5 ; 


R. Tad is: made Jute in Baghaads. © 
in Darbyſhire, in great Quantities, 
and from thence tranſported to molt 
Parts of Europe; being of a red Body? 


the next xt to Vermilion, of! A me 81 — PP | 9 


Plunbun UP un, 


JS A Chy gt 8 (which is 


ealled eee of Lead, which is 


the Planes * which i 15 uſed. 


12 4 "y 
. 


Plus: 


3 


made with Powder of Brimſtone, and the | 
Scales of Lead, which being thus burn 
ed, is often waſhed; and thus becomes - = 


Wann ; ? een 
A as ” 5 L FR. A 1 
: ” my e. 7 W "* 9 1 1 
> dM 2. 5 ” 7 
2 p 
—— 9 
5 
; "EE 4 
— 5 5 } 
'Y * a 8 4x \ 
* | _ £ 
» 57 £ % 
om "JE | 
: * 28 
. x 
4 1 
4 B : 
: 


- The! 


Pom u ortanum, 


a 3 gi. ke. "4; 
F Les 1 7 2 
8 1 k Z > 
| 8 e 


N © ans its Name 
WP, "from its fine and pure white Co- 
Jour; ?tis ſaid to be gathered of a F ume 
which riſes from Metal (in the Fuſion of 
it) being white and fine, but nothing 
near 4 Regt as [te Lead. It is 


"+ 


rn qi. : 


5 the \Pizyle ofa Hart or Stagdry'd up up, 


of 4 reddiſh brown Colour. 
Priapus Equi Marini. = 


FI. 


2 ſtance like Ivory, ſome above half 
2 Yard in Length, thick at the -fore- 


Part (or Glans) 5 running ſmaller at 


the n "Ie are brovght from. 
Greenland; 


13 


| 0 


Ses Horſe Pizzle i is of a hang Sub- 


| Priapus Tauri. _ | __ 
J. A N OE? 2 aft | — 


ih The 1 the Pizzle of aB a Bull, almoſt a Ya bl 


1) 
% 
_ 


dried up in the n 


. 5 * 
ö 45 15 9 101 Pons SY Ne BY 


= 4-47 Pricpa Turtkr Mariuf. 0. 5 
: n e TE 18 <2 tion. 3 
1 * the Piazle of a bes Tütelt "4 ft 


£ FLA : 5 
- l : 


f 5 | 
ns 18 the Lunge of 0 oy i E 
38 * ftrong Smell; the neweſt: fr. 9 


and ſoundeſt are to be preferred. e 


5 X * 5 1 N BS : Ry + 2 Y ; Q o 
E. Puluis Curcumæ. „ 


. 
— 


En _ % 


| pow of Turmerick is DS] in = 1 f 4 


# 
* 
* 
- 
1 
*%. 


Mill, of a fine lively reddiſh DS ? 7 
Colour; being free from all other Mix- 8 1 


tures, ſmelling ſtrong of Cucurma. 


2 


Lecampane Powder, 1s'g round as 4 
foreſaid, the Roots being well DUTY 55 23 


4 ö - 
. n having % A: vs * is. f % 
> , — 


Palvis Ghgrrbize. 128 8 

—_ 1 1s grounded out of 
. Spaniſh Liquorice, of a pale yellow. 

* Feen, and a ſtrong Taſte of the 

| 3 "is adulterated with Flower, I vt 

max. be axftinguides he Tafts, an 

bet 0 15 r 21,55! ar. 


1 = I "Palos Santali Rubri.- 1 


x WE 


* F* i: 


- J)Owder of Red Sinders, i is ground 
I by bil of a fine lively red Co- 
ur. . Iis uſed therefore, more in Dy: 
A tha ical -Ules. e ier 163 
a e OH . 228 6 


* 
4 
e 


3 £ 2 7 N he 
gs . 4 . 
„„ * 1 2 « 5 - © 
2 - 9 Won 2 => 
C 3 f — 8 : > " : a « . 
—_ ad * 
— 0 — 
5 1 ; 
. 


my * 
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= 
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r * 


1 F- . 175 ; © : Y 
ng 44 , — g : | 
8 20 N F f F *% I di c0 1. ; - Toy 8 ' , 
V | HS 


F which. the. 5 is reckoned to 


I 

— 

* 

. 
2 
8 
* 

3 
* 
1 
1 


5 Calamns Aromaticus; but a- 
1 1 us here in England it is a Root 


. th "which comes from the Eaft- Indies, much 
ee ſ ſembling Galanga maj or, being 1 


8 
8 


: more dark of Colour without, and-whi- ·- ; 3 J 
I ter within ; not. ſo aromatiek, or fra - 
grant in Tafte, as Galanga e. e 


* 7 
4 . % «3 


Radix Alana. . 


5 A tener Root, is 5 WF. red Co- 

lour, and "white within; that 

r, WM which is for the moſt Part red, very thi. -- 

& and not woody, is beſt eſteem ad, T 2 

BE zce brought out 1 lraly, _— 
ſome 92 of Holla 8 


\ 3" os . 
% - 
= 


1 > Sig Radix angelic. N. 802 8. 


— 14 Nele Root, is a longiſh Root, _ 


: BB £3 large thick, Head. great many 
ma F Rovts. or large and ong 7 
» ff of above half a Foot in Length, of a 
good odori ferous Smell, a hot aromatick 
I Taſte; the Root is flexible (if eee 
bite within. They are ſometimes. mixt 
with Meum Roots, which break of a 
brown yellowiſh. within. "They m 
from Germany and Spain. FL 


„ Radix Arifllechia Long. 


Naas 


„ 
2 


. 


h | Ong, Arifiolochia Roots come. to us 
ont N France. by. the way of Mars. ; 


Feile 75 


* * 5 1 
1 
1 
' 1 * 


1 


. 258 


wy © 
7 \ 8 4 
xe N 
4 We ns 
3 
F . 


- 
5 £ - 
e - 
4% 2 
4 8 5 * 
e 


— "4 


* ”—_ : * 


. = a long thickiſh AP cuts 
white, a little inchiaing fo. 2 yellowiſh 
2 Colour within. Thoſe which: are freſh, 
are to be preferred. 6 


4 88 5 Radix driftolocia Rand- 


'R Ound Ariftolochie Roots, are. of 2 
round Shape, much like the fore- 
faid Roots; coming "at the fame 


. wa „Ge. a b 
FE | Radix Mari. 


A Gang Root, is 4 ſmall (Aſh C0- 
louryd) Root, long Fibres, of 2 
* etty Smell, and aromatick and bo 
aſe; "They are OY ones * f 
OY 1 3 


os 


; 
|] 
( 


"3; 


$2 | Radix beben , 55 i 


v. A low with: whitiſh Root, not unlike 10 
wild Parlnips, but thinner. It grow- 
eh in Iraly, Gerniny, and Fran ce, &c. 55 


* ne? - Radix Beben Rubri, . 


15. 3 reddiſh, brown. coloured, 
Root; in round Rofls or d Hky 
1 Jaltop tha: is: as above. e 


Radix 


. 2 8 


$3.4 NY MN.) n N „„ 

18 Abe Sha its n ban 1 
gether; it is like wiſe called 8 . 
Snake-Weed, of a whitiſh Colour when 
ſcraped It grows here in n England : n“ 


04 *r 8 r a8”. 5 
n Aead. ond ei 
_ a (PINE zented: Root, * 1 - 
hot, and — bitterith in. „ 

4 1 is a my —= 


£ * . . " . x 7; * 
7 5 = , $ 1 a : 3 
41 | 9 fi (7 111 ft £5 + 
4 . 5 -&* " "2 LS — 755 ' 1 Sues RS . 8 *% : 


* . 


* 


tan rt t © =» nn 


| XK v 9 TH 
A $735 Eres pſt 219% Y. * . 
4 * $4 P * dix 4 ' 2 4 f . *.. he ky {* 
Fo = * Sd ' 

t, 1 141 


Cage, or Fife. mw me vs 
from Bengal in the Eaſf Indies. It. A 
is a ſort of Zedoary or Ginger, cut in 
little Pieces like Galangall, gt, a / 
yellow Colcir Within, a grate RA 5 
matick Tate, and but latel 


e 2 SY KA 
if Ph) . ; * 5 3 
* A 4 © * OY p Loy 
* = F- 
1 ce 25 8 4 i 
P . M18 6 * 4 4 - ; „ 
ack W with 14 fi ians. „ ne 
4 is >, 
£2 


* 27 * 5 6 N 


* 


* A N 1 1 * 2 22 5 JI "role 3 2 1 
* ” x'Þ * 1 4 14 «> 2 
3 17 


2 1 18 1 | 3 
lice Roots,vabe belt being arge, * 
well fed, and firm; cut white a 1 i 


* 


bin within, nat: light en without; 
free from Worms. They come from | © 
Bauen and China in the Eoft- er wr 


* „ 4 7 4 v3 
9 gd 222 Bonne! f 112 


" 4 


Þ „ l * Radix bine Nody 4. 28 gd 

3 3 1 rs b „ olga? 

Fs China Roots are ar, 95 
not eaſily to broken or cut, oy 

| cauſe of a — 45 flinty Subſta 

is black, like that of re 


r ST; 151 *. Radix Comrajeros. | 
FI; 71 Th rich 
3 . 8 K Roots ts are ea lech yd- 
* r, inclining to red; of 
2 11 = af re Full of little fmall 
ipers round about them; of a good plea- 
3 Smell, and white within. hey 
come 10 rom the ae? Weſt- Indie. % 


af 


E 


«a 4 - uk 


oY 
BY, oF, 
55 17 
5 . Radix c, 4m r 
- 4 i * 2 * #3 7 85 7 
893 9 . * | J „ * 
11 - Ps th —_ 4 


"pro the Aj pothecaries' Sh thre. are 
ree et ad bitter Coſt as raps he both of 

Big: Species; the neweſt being ſweet, 

and with Age grow bitter. That which 

is to be choſen, ought to be of an Aſh- 

Colour without, and white within, being 

dat wen firm Body: ad welcomed, N 
R919 100 5; 


U a — 3 7 
\ 788 ” SH . 2 1 
— - oy a — Fe * 8 Fe a - — 
1 L Fe A. . . 8 » 
| ; wy - . 422 7 >. * — - ; 
3 * £ 
- £ ... . - 
o f 1 

| F. . ** * 3 0 3 N 

1 83 - p * 

* e £% * ” 4 2 * - : # 
* * 1 0 - ” 4 * — 
N P 8 ö ; : 
! . 3 "4 * 5 — - * - 
TX * » # 0 
I — 1 
4 > . $5.43 — — - * 
r Fe N < : - 
« * 9 * * . 
\ * 4.4 þ * 4 
7 


7 Urmerick, Terra nerita, is a Root Ss 
© which is brought from the Eaft- In- 3 by 
dies. There are two, Sorts; en ne long, i 
which is pure and fin Called, "ihe be 4 3 
Sort; breaks not qu os 1 5 

but gives Finetu | „ 
The other Sort is er and rounder, - 1 ] 
of a yellow Green without.. That which 4 
is firm, of à lively Color in breaking. 3 
and Jo ooks not b 


* 
— 
"a. 
„ 


3 * uh WIT * * * * * l 


dax „ reddiſh Ro ot, foll 6 2 
little Knots or Specks; dees = 
white within, of a, pleaſant Smell; tis "2 


uſed in Perfumes, {ſweet row 458 &c. It EE. 


weth h in Eng gl ud. S N 20 A 


- e reddiſh. oat, coming from 
1 2 Alka better r Virtye thay 
the long Cypreſs Roots. That which is 
3 well fed, firm. Ih to be broken, of 
2 pleaſant acrimonious mell, is to be pre. 


\ 33 


= Se , & * a * 
1 "3-8 7 8 28 8 +30 ob TY 4 2 BY [3.30 9 vote 
N YOroxicun,is (a kind 6f 4 _ {-Bane) 


JP alittle all — t, firm, 
| 5 5 Met, brown without, and white within, 
Iis brought from. Ger many; it groweth 


W 
P 
fe 


1 * 


13 ; 


1 


T. 
"7 4 


__ Hite Hellebore (or Sticeze-Root) 
Y - j is a round, ſhort, knobby Root. 
* 5 Tee comes from Germany; a little of it 

| Ns 5 being 


„ R 2 ; Elle ori Alb. ATE if 


4 * 
Be * 5 1 I 5 * 
x W 
— 4 7 - = * * 
— J T5 
» - A _ » PEE 
% A 
7 FA * 2 # * n 


being ſcraped in Powder, w 1 cauſe 
violent Sneezing. REELS bo 


% + 3 $ + 4%. „ 4 4 
„ 33 = 3 a „ 8 1 4 5 tw # © #-- 23 +3 
| . di . * - | Fe X 
nin Radix geber Neri. | 5 
nll  * - 44x Rea , 2 
5 "Ba". 3 s 4 , : LY LEED” : — 


—— _ 
9 — 


aw 


— 
— 2 


Lack Hellebore, i is a ſmall, blae ' 
1 D perons Root; breaketh (if 8800 
white within. "Tis brought i in B u 1 
from Germany. . 1 


p 
7 
Oo 
* 
3 
Wh >. 


TIC" 
—— 


5 : . 80 1 by oy Ei | "þ 
| Radix Bile FE: -- .*. = 
E Hare, Roots, row. h. Ro 

d, Germany, and ot er Parts in 


Europe; of tee [ 
Yellow! | olour, i nelin 


a3 


\ : 5 — { 
* 8 

A * = 

3 1 1 « 8, 4 
- 4 * 11 - 4 * * 4 7 
— N, * od 
? a » * 
7 a 1 

5 j* # * „ 8 


Ringo Roots, Sea- Holm, or Ses E, 
L Roots, a great deal "of them are 1 
in, brought from Fraute. It groweth like- 9 
th Y viſe in Germany, Eng land, and other 
Places in Europe; tis preſerved in Cops "= 
kts, which are very white and. delicious. 3 


* z » 
# a» ** 8 ; Fig 5 ; * r «3 GS £\ "ak 7 15 „ * | 8 5 * 
1442441 en j 45 — 19405 * I p : . 4/76 


. Se, 3 ; 


* p 9 4 


Alanga Mi 


\ 


PER 
SHI eral ern 1 


5 "a _ Tye Treatury ok 
7 , 18 * 5 * 

* biete ts ed Coat, and pale — within The) 

= of 2 hot aromatick Loads and Smell. Wor 


* 


2 ntian Ne is of a bitter Taſte, gh. 
dark yellow Colour within; of aff 
large Bigneſs, (not lit, which is looked iff - 


upon the worſt) well fed, firm, break 
ing clear and bright within. It cometh 
out of rang. in great Snake, - 


2 ' Radix 'Ghyoyrrbize Angl. 


Neth Liquorics, groweth dete about 
this City, and in Wriſhire plenti- 
YZ = fully ; ; being good, 'tis large, thick, wel 
3 fed, cuts bright within, and is of a 00d 
3 r iS It sroweth in moſt Parts a 


— 


kalte Ghorrhize E un. CE) 


3 Pani Liquorice, i 18 brought. over to 
- dey, of x bright Colou 
Ez within, and not blackiſh. 


Rull Hermodeblyli. 


Tris a Root of the Bigneſs of a Che 
„ white without awd within: 


in, 


E4h4.]P„Aah e 
%. 


” 8 — a nn 2 * ” 4 3 el — 
ö f ; Sa n 9 W 
5 4 4 | i Py ; MY ..t h RAS I 
— - 4 A 1 1 
: * 4 48! 8 A 
b R k $5 
9 bY x 4 > * * 
F g 1 N o "I * 
” 1 * : — 
bs 


- Rome Parts of Ia). 


Worm-eaten 5 being beaten, will reduce 
into a Powder, like Flower, of a ſweet 
Taſte. They come from Syria, and 


Nalix Jalcpes. 1. 
Saniſb MWeſt ; Indie s, being cut in Slices, 
white and black; of which, the black 


being reſinous, is to be preferred: The 


VV "IN 
__ Radix Ipecacuanba. 


= 


tives Fypecaya or Pygaya. It comes 


to us from Braſil; its Flower ſomewhat. 


reſembles our Honey-Suckle. There are 
three Sorts, vis. Gray, Black, and 
White ; the Gray is moſt in Uſe with 


8 
1 
„ 
| Fa, * 
; 


e REY Th KN SE Hp: r 
** is a Root which cometh from the 


and dried; of which are two Sorts, 


larger and the heavier, the better; the 
white is not ſo good, eſpecially worm- 


Ndian Root it is called by the Na- 


They are choſen lar ge, heavy „firm, not 


us, and is a ſmall Root full of Knots, 


with a ſmall Fibre like Box; in the ln ñk 


fide of a duſkiſh brown Colour, and 


bitterjſh Taſte : Is much uſed of 
late by Phyſicians as a Vomit, c. 


The Black Sort is more violent 1n its 


8 F 
g ; R 2 3 2 4 : Th 1. - PE Y 5 fl 


. n e , — * 1 1 N * * 
9 * — * > o 2 
* # 
* 2 * 
p X þ # 


PER ation, "The white i is more ſmooth 
. peg larger, but very ſeldom uſed in 


| Practice. 8 

7 Radix Irides Florent. 
Pig Orris cometh from Iraly, zthe 

| beſt being very white, full, round, 

of a ſtrong fragrant Smell, like Violet, 


Radix Mechoacanne: 5 


Siri Roots, is 2 Root which 
- cometh fron: the Spaniſb Weſt-In- 
Ib ; being very white, ſhrinking a little, 
"Tis in Pieces a great deal larger than 


5 Jallop. a 
| Radix Mei Arbamant. - 34 


In. Roots; the beſt SOA, in 
| Germany; is a ſingle Roe: beard- 
| wag at the Head, of a tragrant Smell 
Thoſe which are gathered here in Ex- 

land, are full bearded, and the Root not 

ſo large. AE 
| EM Radix N. ineiuj, 


15 O* Genfing Root, comes from Fapan ws 
3 and the 2 Indies + is a Root the "* 
BZBigneſs and Swain of the little Fin. 
7” ger, enn ie and white with- 


1 "2 


th 


Dua Und. 123 


in, brittle, of a pleaſant cas bit- 
= Tafte, and of great Value amongſt 
the Natives, Is a Reſtorative ane: Pro- 
vocatIve. 927 1 


| Redix kemi Marks. 


THE greater pio. et the Male c 

is 4 1eddiſh Root. round and thick 
of no great Conſumption to the . 
giſt, being a thing very ſeldom, 's % 
_, grow in England, and _— 


| Radix: Phu Majoris. ny it 5 3 78 


5 T2 b 


JHU the Great, cometh Hoa! Gar! 
nam; tis by ſome called Garden 
Valerian ; it en like wiſe in E 28 


ind. 5 Wn 
Radix Polypodii Were. of 


po 0ypoly, is called by ſome Many Peet: 
or Fern; that of the Oak (being 

in Excreſcence) is the beſt. *Tis found 
in England, Germany, Sc. That which 
breaks grech 3 955 dark colotited.. 
— 18 beſt. 9 9 


i bringing over, it loſeth its Smell and 


> 0 
s 


. R f * . ; ; ö 
% The The Th aſh I 4 
12 . / Ts 1 5 
44 43 
a * 
o' © 9% &# 


— * 
1 3 «4 - + 75% 
+4 — 188 


. bit Hole, 
Elitory af fee, is a very hot 1 
eee whitiſh within: That which 
comes from Italy and thę Srgiſs, is thick. 
er and ſhorter than than which cometh 
out of Germany, where it called Tooth 
| Root. Wr a1 
„ * Radix Rhobarbori. _ bg 


P HE be all Rhubarbs! is TH 
. to us ate Turkey; y; (tis ſaid to 
grow 1n Tartary):ol,fine.midhng Pieces, 
ſmooth, and not cruſty, freſh coloured, 
Aa. lively, {trong. mell, cutting fun; (i E) 
 chewihg ſomewhat bitteriſh; and aſtrin lar 
gent in Taſte) of a freſh. -y&llowiſh Caf 
Jour, a fragrant F lavour : not too hea - 
vy, nor cruſty, nor hollo, or rotten 
within, The Ruſſia Rhubarb is the next 
to it, which is generally large and hea- 
vy, and more cruſty. 5 tho? ſometimes 
very freſh, and well-ſcented, but no- 
thing near ſo fine as there came lately 
from the Eaſt- Indies: And tho! it be ne 
ver ſo good in the Country, yet in the 


. Goodneſs, by the extreme Heat of the 
ne, I ve bh Sun 


. % . 1 


; 4 n vg 8 x , EY CEE _ . er 
— X 8 x WT. 
BW * — i 7 7 Mo 
— a 4 


Sun, turnidg black and de, within, 


which is of little value. Lids 
nds i 1 20 05 1405 = nid 2 111 a Ti | © 81 2 
dot, Ms 7; * Radix Ropontici. TK TEN . 
ich 1 N WAKE TIN "WIE 
ck. Rin cometh from Ruffia, as 
eth alſo: from the Straits; that Which 
th. is of a treſn Colour, inclining to yellow 
und red, is the A and the nearer it 
cometh to: Rhubarb. 012, 18074 


* N 7 4 « ON; - F< - * | , 5 3 , 
* 74 } "* n 5 = 411 3 * E; 1 311 1 * * 1 , 4 % g * * 
k ® N 3 


| Radix: 2 Ladens. 


M Roots are e made hire in Eng- 
land, at Wisbitch, in the Iſle of 
Ey, and a great deal in Zealand: . The 
largeſt and biggeſt, are ꝓreſerred, being Bo 
60 wet reddiſh Colour wo h 085 


8 DILL + bt 94 24 45 Ne 


OT] Ralle 'Sarſaparilki 


8 is bronght' to us from thei 
Spaniſh Weſt-Indies, 8 more like a 
long Weed than a:Root ; if good, very 
round, well fed, full, mealy and white 

within (if cut; ) the hungry and lean, ig! 
he nothing near ſo good. There 1 it 
d Lerſupurila which cometh frond hege | 
ef which is large, but not iealy, rather 

1 woody and ſtalky; os is worth little 5 
+ b : 32 the 


21 711 W 7 1874 F 25995! 4 1375 70 5 45 ws 13 Th 


; . Þ 
2 * » . xx . 
gt, GH" 2 * "8. . ” 


c | the: Comte; They come in round Col. 


_— F 


V4 ain. ESL 21 2 


a | Teginia Snake-Root, is 2 ſmall vo 


" The Treaſuxy "Y 


lars and long Bundles, and are (I mean 
the beſt in Collars) brought to us from 


| Radix Serpentaris Virg. 


.Y rons Root, of a Arong, hot, aro- 
matical Taſte, of a Parſnip Colour: "Tis 
drought from Virginia; the Goodneſy is 
known by the Smell and 8 be- 
ing free E Sand ar Duſt. 


Radix Seile. 


Su 2 fort of. Sea 8 afs 
large and, great Bigneſs: There z 
two Sorts, viz. Red and White ; Phoſe 
which are dry and ſound are to be pre 
ferred. They grow in 4pu/ia, Portugal, 
Sicily, and he Fe : from whence 
they are n er ur. eee 


3 9M. CHEN 


L 8 * 
G 1 * e - 
£ 
8 +» * 44.4 


r be, — 80 0 


b 45 


2 2222 


ICor rcienera Roots are gi d to! 05 
from Germany Thoſe which "are 
* elt enam ed, 4 yel Red 
e e ee within, © ate e bet. we 


F eos { 


. 75 

+ * 5 : 

. 2 7 
$ - 1 
e 45 x 
RY f i * 
9 5 w 5 — * 91 7 
* 7 


— V 1 N "x 8 2, 
Y ö 1 * 3 ” * 9 
* 2 7 2 7 - Tg * "= 
N 8 LN 
- A 
< - LAGS 
- £ * 
F | I 2 : 
0 a 
. 1 * 
* 
* 


{ * 2 " 
1 : wh A : | 3 „ ; 
N 5 £ R 69 4 P 
. — þ | 1 


1 Hops Tar ub, i is One Ike: _ 
white Di&amw Roots, Oc. like the 
ſmalleſt Winter Bark, whitiſh ; it is of 
little Uſe, and is brought W the he of 
12 and the Straits, RN al 


+ Diſs Tormemil. 


Tess Roots grow here in = 
land, Germany, France, and moſt 
Farts of Europe. „ 


Kadir Turpeibi. wo, 


* Turpith there are two Sorts 3 the 
beſt is that which is brought from 
Turkey, called Turpet bum Alexandrinum 


and Arabum, thoſe being Places of its 


w/ OS” TT &s 


which: comes from the * e is We 
dung near fo good. _ 


N 


dex. adh, 
"WO Sorts are likewiſe of 8 2 
the long and the round, both being 
of a white Colour, ſtrong Smell and 


1 5 


* 
2 . "= 
—_—_ 9” . 2 
. a LA ö hw, - 
88 
* ' 8 
5 © 
8 a+ „ : 
4 - _—— 
y g — 1 0 | £5 "= 


Growth; it is large and gummy : That 


F 4 . Tate, 


— : 


„ Cbe Treatury's or 


Taſte, ſomewhat near reſembling Gin- 
ger. It is brought from Turkey, and 

ke to grow in Suna, and the farther 
Ro Puts of: the Eoft Indies: ut WOE; 


Kadir zineilera. N ll 


Omger, 15 this the White ain Black; of 

the White is generally the det 

: Meme; great Quantities come from 
Barbadoes and other Parts of the IWeſt. ll ©: 
Indies; and there is likewiſe a great deal 
in the Eaſt· Indies, but moſt which is 
- brought from mae is confited or green 
Ginger. 


OM Ref ina Pines. 


Hk Roſin of a pins ee 18 ke bi 
mon e in, of ver little Uſe. 


We SEE A 


* mes Fadi. * OK bi 40 


Siren big cone] at i 2h wo 


B | 1325 of Jalbp is: cof a. 1 
| Preparation, the dame being 


drawn from a good black roſiny Jallop; 
its Goodneſs is known by! being clear, | 
trtoſparent 1 in a manner. Kt 
78 2 ed e e £54991 08 21466 5. 207 = © 
55 e 1 Reſina 1 
31% > „„ 


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= > * 22 TY * 29 R * * * = n 4 * — 4 2 2 — 4 6 . 
5 ROE N : * 
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Bee Sau VOY 


y: 43 Scam mony isikewiſediaw vi 
from Stammony in 4 Chymical 
Way” as the oo of 3 aforeſaid. 


„ EEE 2 28 4 
mY 3 
eft tal ;3 1201 100 Ef * Tr EN . 3 STI% * Ot 2 9 
; = 147 OLD Ds . "_Y 
1. 928 "40 i 73 ? . 8. pd if + * 1 E14 4 BY | 3 5 


Bug 


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— 


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W 8. 2 * 3 1 ©; © F200 4 \ 4 23 Ln . 1 F n 3 - 4 
i ' 2 
13 5 
21. 


* n 


Alt of Wormwood, is: ; Chymically- 


made of Wormwood, being 50 55 


y dry and white ark the Delt.” 235 4 


; 4 if : 4 4 4 "os % , R | : 8 } 6 | 
- Sol Abb, 1 4 


i * 488 * 
8 «> "7M { 14 | Face 2 
$2008 5 LF + 7 7 | 4: 4 . 


m. e Sil dreemifie, ix retort, 


4 | a Chy mical Salt TEES Mugwort, 
i by cakining "Mreing, © Se. 


— ; 171 1 At! 
£ & 4 1 1948 5 "of 4 * ; at 4 
þ ; | * 


Cy 2 4 


+4 1 * 
#8 


* aye - Sul Aumoniacum. ah hi F LY 


N 025 which 1 twd: Sorts, the pot 
lid Sort, and the Sugar - Loaf Sort; 
beſt is clear and White; the! for- 
7 — comes from Furkey, and the lat 
I ter, which _ N the _ —_ 4 
74 is the worft Sort. by LOU 7 


175 1 


, 0 * 
* 


_ therefore much like it. 


Tho Treafury of 
1 * dad bsh, 


Saltof Steck;isaChymical prepa 
— refer here in Exgland, b. 


A 3 oO Pa 1 ES 2. 
21015 401 OOH $037 55 e 


E © ardui, 


* 


1 185 I's 


15 Ikesitk hy ically EY the Bleſ 
ſed Thiſtle, Ls burning it to Aſhes, cal 
cining and filtring, and rendring it toz 
Salt, which has very little of the Taſte of 
Car duws. . 
N Coblearia: ES 
Quit = Scurxy 05 is. Comal 
made, as that of Felwood, and 


Seb Bupatorij, „ t 0 53 


Iikewile Clhymically made from the IN | 
L ſaid Herh, as theother Salt n . 


2% ay 0 a Gem, | e 
Cen 


\ Lin Sol. Effie, i 5912 Salt whith-i is | 
in ſtony Pieces, like Pieces of Cry- | 


[_ TT 


| fol, almoſt -tranſparent, breaking 


Four-ſquar ROWS 3 that Rn 18 lar 


Duss Unlock d. gt 


and clean, is the heſt;, It comes ben 
fenen Arbe and eee 1% ve 


"Sal Genilts, | 


p Chymically made from Broom, as. 2 
n 7 Wormwood, Oe. n, 


„ 


el "ES Sal Nurun. FO . 


- 75 * | 
4 ( . b. 


\ \ 


\ 


2 Alt Petre, is a A salt 1 
of out of the Earth ; the beſt is that 

which will eaſily be ſet on Fire, and 
which is well refined, clear and tranſ- 
parent, in Lumps and Roches: The 
ly 2 Part comes from the Eaſt- Indies; 

ome little may be drawn out of Stables, : 
alan and other Places. 


80 Prunelle, or I 2 7 : Prunele, 


e JS nothing elſe but a refined Salt! Petre; 
= | melted down and caſt in Cakes, Sc. 
ina a pela mical ad with Flos cop pan 


— 


* 


Sal Suctini 45 f 05 On, 4 * 


Al 5 Amber; 'S is a volatile Salt which | 
comes over inthe drawing of the N. 2 


ol Amber z the faid 85 play] ark 


= ay 3 WO > e 
2 + % 3 


FN . 
4 : 1 


* WWW 
»„— 8 . 9 _ " 2 2 * * * 0 
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= 1 , 46> 4 "_ 
3 { | 
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2 ; 1 8 
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1 


ſticking falt th bun e 6f the Rath: 
from whence it is takeifand prepared tis 
of an acid Taſte, and, of well refined, will 
be whitiſh. 1 

Sal Tartari. 


1 . . WP W* 
/ 1 q 


2 
| gar of Tartar; is Ctiymically-imade 
f. of Argol, & 83 

5 0 5 Sal vir. 


5 of Vieriol is Chymienlly drawn 
from White Copperas, off the N 
Aer um ot Vitriol. 5 | 


p - 


D RIDE Saccharun Saturni. 


Su. of Lead i is made by a Chymicat 
way from White Lead Sr Diſtilled 
* Vivepit The beſt is light, whitiſh, in 


_ 5" hop 
= 7 { 4 F cs 3? 35 KT. 3 5 a IT 
5 Saccharun Cond, 4 3. 8 


WI — — Candy is ; made by the 
Sugar Bakers here in England, 


and moſt Parts of Europe; the en 
and N is to be * 


Ragons Blodd; is brought from 
tan in the Eaſt Indien: Tis“ che 
Juice of a Tree, whole Fruit is ved le a 
Cherry ; ſome of it 18 ee, 


th 


fine. which comes in Drops wrappid up 4 


in Flags; others in round large Rolls, 
covered over with Flags; the Coarſe! 
is in Lumps; the Goodneſs is knowm 
by its fine red Colour, when firuck up» 
on white 2 eg, e e eel 


+ 1 
8 the Blood Tr; a- young? Goat dryed 5 
LE 1540 21 & 7 Þ 7-94 n 32 2 £ "5p 3 


Ag 05 S 32 todd > 971152 OT 


% 
* 


* 
* 


3 


« 
— — 
- ' * 
£ i N 
I 2 > 
70 n 


RE Creatures Ile Four Land 
1 Head and a Tail, like an Eft, 
they ſwim in Ponds, and feed u 
e es Herbs. They are ſent” ovey 
dried up and ſalted; choſe which 10 9 
large, = broken, dry and freſh cd 9 
lente. are the beſt. They come Bas = 


, 8 
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Pars, 9 


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| GCorpiona are a kind of a venomous 
3 "© Scam or Inſect, much reſembling a 
Len Bile with bis Tail having 8 a 

nded nded like a 
e far 


3 Seren, otherwiſe. they are Auel 
2 © The: are beſt, but the live ones 


gf 


'T the Bag, or the ſilken Pouches of 
the Silk-worm, which the Silk-worm 
ins the Silk upon. They are to be 
Bad in all Places from whence. Silk uſes. 
to come; being about the Bigneſs of a 


Bird's Egg, and ſome bigger. 


4 5 
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. e 4 
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k 225] 11 m Ceruin m: 
* * * * oF 144 — S , " ee 7 ” 8 [4 * # [ uh 
a 2 £ . k — a 
: * 2 3 * 1 & — = — - 
5 2 


„or Deers Tallow, i is made i in 
r and all Parts of Europe; 


ny — begs white, of a ſweet 


* 0 * 


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Courteous READER; : 


HE Intent of his Boyk tis thi 
I to know the Places of Growth of m 
Drugs, being thereto deſired by an nm, 
Friend of mine. The Deſcriprion; an 
the Buality of every Drag, * fer 


, 2 "I 
2 * 
5 


— 
1 


enoug 2 but would be mort In b 7 


IN which cannot well be ſbeum but H 6” 


» 


Abe: Therefore I habe eng r all boſe ol 
f Nl {cveral Seeds, | which! cem u bryond' . 


n Wl the Sea, ſet the Places A 


are brought... ts 


-x : 1 
; 4] Y 7 % 4 5 \ $2 YL LSE 8 i 4 1 
7 hi mean 3 


© | 2 8 SIR, > ; * 
emen Althe | + 2 "6. 
- Op. 6x W* IP * * oF 2 12 | 


Semen Ammeos. - > 
Semen Amomi, Straits and Jamaica: | "of 


* K* 
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4+ Ke 


Semen Anethi * ee 8 


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Semen Angelice © ft OOO YG 
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| Semen Aſparagi | 
Semen Bardanæ 


Semen BaſilitTt fee 


- 


* 


* * 5 5 
* 05 0 ene 9 A * * 
— = A 
* * ON 3% * m_ 


£8 e — | 


= Bomba, Barbadoes 


Semen Carthomi. Germaty . get 
Semen Carui, Norway 
emer Carapiatia, Weft. Indies 
gehend yo 8 Adar dene 8 2 
WE 755 France AY 2 a ener 

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Dr EA LIES 


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Semen Conn, Fr, rance DT ENS 
Semen B Dauci com; W's SPP 
Semen Dauci Cretica, Candi E 5759 
Senen Dutroa, Eaſt Indies. 2 ua 
| Semen Ebuli Es Oe. 0 _ 5 2 


1 1812 . n 
Semen Feuicu es 5 6 ER obs 
Sennen Fenugreei, Germany: n 
Semen Eraxin: Wh I 
— dun 


Senen Hyoſcyami „„ ED TIEN? 4 
Semen Lacfucæ es a gt nee 
Semen Leviſtici | * 


** 4A fs * 
- 3 LE 
"I - * ny x "I, 3; 


Dꝛugs Uri ok. 


Semen. Limonun, France 
Semen Lin ne es 
Semen Lapini, Portugal "a 
Semen Malbæ 8 * 21 91 10 2015 
Semen Melonum 155 39 14. 25 
Semen Milij Sols 5 Beltz, Ben 
Semen. Napi Dubais 6 » 4% 2 15 
Semen Naſturtij ti 4 11.6 
Semen Nigelle Ros ane, German 1 
Semen Oculi Chriſti . 
Semen Papaveris 4. IR 46 
Semen P apaberis nig. France DIY 

Semen Petroſelini com. 
Semen Petroſelini Macedon, Venice _— 
Semen Plantagings © + of EE £007 
Semen Pœonia, France, ß 
Semen Peponum owns uk | i 

Semen Portulace + < 
Semen Pſillij, France, 
Semen Ruta 2 e 


5. 17 
+ e 


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Semen Sant ogicaum © 


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KF, he 
2 
3 


5 


Semen Spxifragie 
Semen Seſeleog, Fi CAT 
Semen Sinapioc 


" Rs 


4 ek 4; ric, 


1 EY 
34 — * 1 185 
14 


* 1 » 
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Atl # + 10 : 


by * Scammonium, ed tn, WI 


the Ji ice of the Roots of Scammony, fn 
ef is full of a milky Juice, which 
is thickned and made up in old Boots, 
The beſt of it comes from Aleppo, be- 
ing clean, free from Sand and Droſs, 
| ſhining like Roſin, breaking eaſily, and 


it toueffd with the Top tur 
white like Milk. PO nin 


The Scammony which comes from Smyr- 
na, is enerally not fo fine as the Aleppo, 
being eee more droſſy, and ſome 
"times — of Duſt and Song 8 


5 Sperma cæti, 


* ſaid to be the Seed of a Whale; 
There have been Sperma Cirti Whaley 
| caught upon the. Coaſt of treland, b 
more commonly tis found a” 2 "Lead 
Whale 's Head near Bermudas, The 
bb. Ems Cert is to be choſen ve white, 
A "i me Snow, in large and great wo of not 
1 = y, or iſcoloured,- nor of A *. 
. * | Spirits Salis Annen. ; 7 


L = . Sal Ammoniack, is 5 


3 from the Sal Ammoniack, Sf 1 
an 


©; 


— 
5 


I Dan een, 19 
land is very. clear, like Rock Water; 

but of a moſt ſtrong volatile e 75 
enough to ſtrike any Mans Breath 3 in 
5 W to Quantity. y.. 


oy of ** 1 # H 8 * * — k 22 * oo » : * * 
| * . 0 o * 8 * '} 1 4 8 # « 1 * 2 * 7 ae 
3 * | 7 0 * 9 * * + 
h ? #4 * 4 


5 * 


2 Shire Salis Cow. 2 


* * 25 1 5 4 Co x x 8 * 
5 HEM! 5 4 F . 3 % 4 Yes 


grit rit of Salt is likewiſe 2772 | 
drawn Bay Salt, of an aci 
Taſte 


Spiritus Me la. 


* 


Honey is 
17 drawn from W by 


* T 4 | ; * 


$ ; „ 17 * % X 
® 
— 


"Spirits u Vitriol,. SE 


$ drawn from Harts- 
being ſeparated, and 


* 2 
18 14210 


1 1 EP 


L — 2 2981 TS, 


> 
4 
* $a — 0 * - + 1 
x — 7 0 . - 
4 — 
L — > . * — 
8 5 > : 
7 
— 


28 Cochleuri e 
2 18, Nds 93743303 0 
8 alſo Cy micalhy drawn frog Scur- 
vy-Graſs, and Spirit of Wine; taſt- 


ine very ſtrong of the Scurvy- -Graſs ; 
aud as clear as Water. 


85> 27 %? YL 
— 10 


* „ 

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Kc 'S F 5 > . Fa 14 * : 
FE. > 11 8 A 
. 23 . «ob - 
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23 181 


| 1 Favs n Tell . DA. ; XG r 
8 drawn n Chymi cally fro, m Worrwood, 


{ 
£4 
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* 


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1 n 
ES ikewico drawn en 


. 8 4 Bel tort: S 2 372 2012 


ward 


Spica Nord od nies, Es 
S 2 kind of Root which comes from 
Ye Eft Indies} of a. fragrant ſtrong 
| Smell, and, as it were, hairy: That 
which is li bt, long, and ſho! -haired, is 
- to be cho enz of yell w Colour, in- 
| cling to a red, of a Hitter Taſte, ſtick: 


T 25 . 
21 o the Tongue. 17 C 
8 t e 0 e. : 15 3 
Cj EPL S177 rs 5 STES.5 cs 1 
- 44. * 3441 cf * 4 & Mrs Ras 1 4 : 
* : os . * 


Eltick Spicknard, isa kind of Flow- 
eps made up in Bundles; the Leaves 


1 


A War A 


of a bright Yellow, ſomewhat reſem- 
bling Marigole * EIdwer of a Wen, * 
fragrant Smell, bein free from $a 
and Duſt, and full of mall Roots. FJ 


5 P 171 8 


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8 L l F I 2 c f * > of "TY I * : . * 0 +} 1 
9 1 . 2 5 } « 3 z * F ; 4 Jin 7 — 3. J wa 7B Kit 7 : bei 
PR 5 0 
wv. % * 2 & i FE 
nges grow + un er Water It 4 
. 


Side of the Rocks: The greateſt part 
are brought to us from Smyrna and Alep- of : 1 3 
po, and other Places in Turkey. T hoſe WT 
which are fine feel ſmooth and Cloſe 
not too full of large Holes: They ark 

id toi grow. moſt in the Archipelago. 

hoſe Which are large, fine, clo e, and 
lively coloured, either White or 'Yeb ® 
low, are to be eferre lt. 


f*; of 3931 F | 4 \ 

2 19 ot : 18 4 71 Ge” 8 5 5 5 7 TY CSP 8 | 4 

Pa Fruit of. a Tree much like unte 2. ; 4 
mall Prune, the Stone within almo 


Four-ſquare, of a black Colour; they 
are to dec en d ave 8. end l 


From 1 taly. 


are imports 
yria and beypr. 


likewiſe i in 


1 - 
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bed : $**% : 4 - 

; IT £7 f 14714 f 95 i N 

- 4 N 2 F 2 3-0 -- 5 NN * . * : : 
4 * ＋ * — 

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cd - 0 
. % OR p — 
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2 * x - - 
8 FY * 


1 6 EOS 1 af Liq quor, as thick Sf 
Las any Balſam; ofa ron and fra- 
8 5 grant Smell, if clear and good, of a wbi. 1 
tiſh Colour: "Tis kept i in Water becauſe || *P q 
3 735 £2 bb its 1 The ſame comes from a 
B : enen © 


Ss 


8 1 


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i + - — 
1 < F + ; 20 LY es a ; 2 
7. op. - 2» * a 4 : : 
8 a. $8. « : P ; — * r - 
4 . 8 » 


* 


: the Juice of 2 thorny Fruit calle 


| 5 $ { 
1 # 
4.8 


3 aciu, growing in Egypt; out of it: 
P . 8e. debe true Acacia is made 'b Expre Pa * 
5 Kon: the Colour not ſo black, but more 
* x inclining to a red, which, above all other, Ger 
3 5 "Is to be preferred in making of Venice. 
1 It reacle, The Acacianow in Uſe, is made 
ef Sloes in Germany, and brought over in IU 


%4 


% 


26 


© fixingency. ee AEM 1 . ee 
I Netiſh J vice of Liquorice, 18 made i in 
round Balls and ſealed; it is gene- 
l ſuch other Trumperics, and therefore 
Juice. 


ound Balls, wrapp'd up in Bladders, J 1 
The Goodneſs is known by its lar 
; 22 | 3 Suceus Liquiritie Ae. e 
ly made up with old Prunes, Liquorice; 
2 "far inferior to the Spanz 


Due Univcien, * 
Sicc Charice 4 ip. 0 Pt 
| ore P aniſh Juice of Liquorice, 18 my by 


to make it up in Rolls and Cakes, wrapt 


Succus Hpoeiis, 
as the Jules ofa Plant, being e out 


hen in its Flowers, and dried u in 


e 


Germany. 3 
7 | Suceis Kerner. 


ms OD „ 


0 
-0 


Berries, c. and brought over from 


Leid Taſte, and a good Body. 
33 Sulphur 7 vun. 
KI 


N 


2 FF: $ 
S* 


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3 
, 


boiling the Juice to a Condenſity, 1 


ap in Bay-Leaves: The beſt breaks freely _ 
and clear, ſhinin like Jet, free from be- Nw 
ing burnt to. "Tis brought out of Cy MY 


the Sun, and not unlike to Juice of Th | 
quorice; being brought from Het and 


Vice af Qhermes, i 1 ix ens | 


1 Marſeilles, being of a icht Scarlet 
Colour, well reliſhed and taſted, of an 


6 
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bl BIS 2 
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7 of XS 
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ut. rim! one 5e ore ru ion, ol _ 
17 a 
7 4 ; » 25 
1 
7- 
a gray! 1 Col our, an aci Taf te; and 
I 2 * 
3. 72 „ 
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2 5 2 92 +. N 0; 
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5 . {> 0 „ + 
1 2 * e Nen F 1 3 1 
- - f ＋ 4 * 4 3 1 » J 2 93 * 2 ONT 5 8 ( 
» * 7 3 - p 8 * ob 7 a 3 2 5 PD 3 5 —_— >. Fee SM 2 
. oY F i Y A N >, 6 _ "ot . » " 3 2 Fe + 3 82 27 2 4 
N . 1 1 ln y wh © 6 


- A * 7 wh 
EC. he 


£7; is * * 8 a 7 2 _ * „„ 
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I, 
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| 4 = I not ſo ys to rs Win 48 ks r Brien: 
_ It is INTEL to us from Ba. 


=. 
6 — 


% x 


BS SD 285 507k 82 e Ive 42 2 TW i 


* 
1 


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7 

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4 - * 1 p »& 
1:4, 8 n be, p 2 a ** i 
F r 2 ? * 
Y n "a * 22 4 2 F . ' — 
11 . ; { Wo > f 4-<£< , 4 * 
— 8 . * k 1 S 9 4 4 $ 4 % - 
- ba. - $ 
= N * act ww 9 
. 


1 oi Ta * lies red without, and 
= 4 3 white within: There is a great deal 
- to me had in Germany, and i in 1 Torkſbire 
Mr in 8 . . 


; "YN 9 8 25 oo . 
* 1 4 3 


f 3 1 Tala Vencrum. 4 


4 . 8 2 — 


== TEnction Talk, 16 A Stone which 
| 1 V ſhines of ſeveral Colours, as it 
3 were of Gold, Silver, and Green; and! 
3 therefore by ſome called The Star of the |. [ 
5 4 Earth; yet it will come off in Shivers: 1 
_ "Tis W to us from Ira. 


— — A 


— 


1 B 3 * + Tamarind, 

" the Fruit of a ſmall Shrub. in the 
Eaſt. Indies, growing like Aſh-Keys. 

"The beſt 1s reckoned to be the red, of a 


ler, ſharp, acid e others 3 
3 ED LE Rn : $4 if E 


* 


e 3 
n CPE. 


E 1 80 come 155 "he E ee, 


721 Lo. / £39} | N 8 


5 
9 5 Turtarun 11 M: 1 le 
2 


FR . 4 # * . 2 
f 2 14 Riſk 1"; 248 11 : 10 * 812 . . A 4 991 p 
4 * 2 


fie. 4 74 . 4 Fo 7 . 
0 bo 755 enifh, Ar bt 


« + 


W , 
* 


* Heylbron and pray breaki dear 
ind free, withour Drofe! Irs ac 


ind out of Germany. 3 
eal MW ! 25147 I 5 5313764 1273167 01 


4 


Teer, Rubruns, 150117 
211029 ci 27 biig te zu eie 
Re» Argol is Very coarſet Tias 
| brought to us from Genoa, Flo- 
REY? and ſome Parts of France. 1 

B 5 1 9 fd A 1 A 3» 1 bot 4 
Baggern:  Tafearam Vieriolatum, 443k 
WIe Hu r a? Soy 


Þ : A: Chy mical preparation 1 out 
of Oy of of Tartar, per DENY and 


$44 4£ 

SY 
4 - *, 
* Cty 
- v7 

m 


A 


Ol of. Vitriol.. G abs us To 15 


18: a finall Herb of a Strub hich gros 
in Chime, 5 the fame - is s uſed, 1 


in 2 


2 * t * = - 
ao ai 
p : 2 
Sy . L 
5 . 1 wy 
- 5 
2 * % 


IE FECL W 
3 RI, #= \ > 
£ * 


"The Treaſury of 


"- Coltzs-Honſes 3 The Goodneſs ſi 
of a fine green Tenderneſs, excellent tra- 
grant Smell, like Violet, and to keep 
a good, clear, and green Colour in "the 
Water; being chewed, ſtreaks very 
reen like Graſs; of it are ſeveral — 
which: muſt be diſtin uiſhed.- 
Eye, Taſte, and Smell, above all; 11 
Leaves, fine, _ g Breen, , inglining 
by Heer: Dine £6 Colour a 


N / 4. 
TIV: 


For Caring Satie we refer the 
Reader to Mr. Ovingtons Treatiſe, 
where this Herb, and its various Sorts, 


are bandled at large. 2 Ke 
There bath "aac of c Fs a ſort of Tea 
called Paraguea, from the Spaniſh Weſt- 
1 ſaid to be of great Uſe amongſt 
the Indians about the Gold and Silver 
Mines, but of little Uſe with us; tho 
at firft by ſome bog of breite 257 
the Gout and Stone, De. . 0 ivC 


Terrg Slate 4. 


* _ *: a 64s IO FEEL Che {aps . — EI * IP -\s 8 bs * 5 = : &. 2 150 3 W N "4 * 'Y . 25 ha " lbs ha? 7 v * 7 my a "00 EY - 7 * * a oy 2 25 5 . Ef 
d e e b — n e s 9 
50 * . . y \ — ” © F % * 3 1 "If 1 * 
2 7 * F- 4 8 * 1 
— 2 * * Lad , 4 x. 4 427 
2 7 Py As * . "8 * 
* L a ö ö N a N 5 1 85 
2 78 ' * 2 SY ; 79 bs * 2 * s A - 4 _ 
q , oh 


'< pa likewiſe made WT ated their 8 
Goodneſs are according to what FAR 
ts is led in the making up of them. WY 


F T5 ; Terra Lemaia, cies 1255 A 


. HH ICIS © 
* 8 2 fattiſh red Faith, coming Sos 


: Turkey, by ſome called Axungia Solis, 
he Ithis is a fatter Earth, and darker. Red 
ſe. (than the fine, Bole; the Goodneſs of it 
ts, confi ls, if thrown i into Water, to riſe 


”. 


op in Bubbles, if touched by the Tongue, 
-. ſto adhers ö 


Terra 5 gilata Vera, 40.2 i 


p 


"A 


115 ED to be brought out 10175 Nie, 9 
ſealed with Turkiſh Characters; * 7 = 
but of late ſeveral Fallacies being diſ- 4 
15 covered, there is a ſealed. Earth made 
Leut of Terra Lemma ; * ſome ſealed 
Earths are brought ich Germany,, 
rowing near Se ich is 5 mo- i 
dern * cians beſt N 2 


The Treatur ö bf 


=> 


oo * Terre 2 217 debe, 
1 18 a dark. colbile'd Farth, Rb to coarſe 
L Aloes Socatrina; if chewed, it dif- 
_ ee taſtes aſtringent in the Mouth, 
and ſweet in the Throat: "Tis brought 
from the 85 Indies. woah | 


Went Sans 


9 8 lt 


Peg which comes from Keel 
owing near 4 City called Samer; 


ad 


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is alien, and of a e 0 Tit 
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8 Terebintbins Clin,” 242 1228-03 


Co 
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ÞP rouge WW. un in great 7 5 
from France, from hence the Oy 4 ( 
ITurpintine js een in Cuabtitits, ind, 


Kttle Bartels of feve Wei ts ate made 
up for the Druggiſts Uſe: *Tis of a thick 
EP Fus I, hd wht Mt Colour, , 
DTS, 516 201763 

7 5 Terebintbina Heer brett. Qt V. 1g 
E 2 20 £55) 


Enetian n Turpin is 10 4 


Vir 


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1 2 2 8 . 


Dzugs Unlock 'd. 149 "oh f 
15, as Bremen, being brought down 

from! Salzburg and Nori een c. 2 
ſe 1 Terebi nthina Strach. 


th P "of a green, and inclining to an Am- 


ht ber Colour ; very clear, well ſcented, Ty 
. and e from Sr eBr gi <\; 3 

I bo bv 

J uf * Terebintbina ne, 255 


11% [5 1 to us in Gourds; lh 
7s * 1 Chio Turpentine, but that” 

Co- it is generally foul, and full of Droſs, 9 
= 5 yo a, thicker. Body than any . 


„ 90 * ' Terebinthina chi. FE 


who Turpentine, comes - #2 al 


Turkeyinearthen Pots, is very clear 5 _ 


and thick, of A Roping Comms: 225 
| HF 


| Tincel, 


— 


7 b F brought over to us in Tuppers from 
n, the Eaft- dns + The beſt is that which 
is in large greeniſh Pieces, free from Mud, 


(which it is generally peſter d with) as 


_—— 


$ noting elle but! an ate ee A775 * 


Jie, mall Pebbls IM and | gn. 
G3  -.. over... 


= 
over with 5 Oyl, which is  faid to 


. * , red Colour in White-Wine, or. Water, 


* — 8 * 1 1 ” 
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- The Tienury b bf 


be Neats-foot Oyl. The drieſt, cleaneft, il | 
and largelt 1 is therefore to be preferred. 1 


7. vchiſei de Viperis. „ 


"5 2 little round Cake, made and 
ſealed, with the Mucilage of the! 
Siler of Vipers, and beaten Biſkets, 


and dried in the Sun. The beſt comes x 


ff FA OPT, | 
TEE Oe N e, 
regler, 8 . 


= RE nothing but old Kage: me} Lin 
nen Tee in tbe red Juice 0 

Grapes, (others ſay in Mulberry Tulle 
and dried up in the Sun: They firike a 


Hike Claret. e come to us out of 0 


France. 25 „ 
2 Rankincenſe, 1s 8 to us * | A 
France, in large Pieces; that which 
5 beft, is in Fas dry, and ng b 
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= W 1 * . 7 


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by Duits ci info they, - 
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HE beſt of Miſletoes are found 
1 d pon large Oaks, almoſt the Co- 
our” of the ſame; other Miſſels are 
found upon Apple Trees, and others z 5 
but 1 not ſo good. 


DE Mes Aucupam, 8 
N 813 Lime, i is 2 Thing made her e 


tel | eing ſtruck over little Rods, is ſo clam- 


; of 2 that it faſteneth the ſmall Birds to *N 


8 *. 0 ; 
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i rien ar 


VV Hambu gh; that in rep. and 
great Pigs, white, and: not yellow. nor 
uſty, is 1 upon the e e 


5 is Vee tons $737 N 1 * 
Ah 1 r 3 "7 I 
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Ha. ' 


131 


— 44 15 a 


82 Ny : 
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in England, which 7 Nut Oyl _ 


kite Copperas comes to ug from "Y 


2102 255-91 190 ee 


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2 


(Ot Copperas 6 Wa in at 


Quantities here in England, from a 
round Stone which is found in the We. of 
Ts: and Gd roſty Iron. . 


Vniclun Donis. 5 


r N Gans. 2a 2 


I, mare upon Copper 4; ee 10 9 
ee bet tex than Englaſb. \ EICTES 5110 F; 


2 % 4 * - 3 © o* 7 %./6- & 
F 6 " CS >; RYE 


Nriolam Hola e 


& 


; T5 Hungari un Vitriol, is of a blue 


green. Colonr : *Tis {at 


C ntertets are. fold for it 


Powe wurd invindgaily fo called 
En rt is nothing elfe but Cypr Hs Vi | 
tio, in cut Stones, very blue Like u A 


2 : 


comes in Duppers from the Eaft- les 


not inferior te the former, but that it 


generally runs together in Lumps, and 
a r nor in cut Stones. 5 


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[ LE. ehe, come to us {et Ba 2 
ick. The beſt are thoſe which are 
of i fall Legs to the upper Knuckle, 8 
bes 


of d, and well hair 5 
1 * Unguent: Fir. Auras. Br 55 
. cents | "443348 | N. 5 ö 


. 


Range Flower Butter i is mids from: 
the Orange-Flower, and, if right, 
with Pomatum. The beff comes from 
Bead; Joe good comes: from krance 


'Ge 1 > Nh kt me 0K, | Nc 
222 Cranii Elan. N 1 


2 ihe Moſer of a Scull LILY dead: 

Body dying violently, and left un Hi : 
buried in the Field, we have ſeen it am 
ſome Sculls brought from Lens, M 


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in England (cho Fl great deal more A 


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"The Treaſury-6t of 


| « «45H in Holland) and with San e 

tranſported into moſt Parts of Europe. 
That which is clear, of a fine, lively, 
| whitiſh Colour, not mixt with Butt 
Sc. is. to be preferred. The African, 
Barbadbe c, and other Civets coming from 
the Weſt. Indies, are next to it: But that 
blackiſh. Sort: which comes from the 
Eaſt. Indies, is by none who g 
. um upon as any ay * 


Ainæiben Condi... 25 


Oden Ginger.is brought Clone Creral 
Parts into England, as from the 


Eäaſt. Indie a Weſt Indies, and, of late, 2 
great deal from Barbadoc s. That hi 
1s AG e e t ſtringy, i is the 18 


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4 | Zyiohalfumen. 5 
82 E E Ligne Leniſcinun, being the : 


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Terra en 4. 
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