Book of Herbs

Water-nut — cccxviij
Willow — xcviij
Plantain — lxxxvj
broad Plantain — lxxxvij
red Plantain — lxxxvj.
pointed Plantain — lxxxvij
water Plantain — lxxxvij
Knotgrass or
Way-grass — cxlvij
Way-lettuce — c.
wild Succory — ciij.
garden Succory — ciij.
Loosestrife — lxix
Pond-grass — cclx.
Solomon’s-seal — cl
small Solomon’s-seal — cl.
Wheat or White-corn — ccxlij
Foreign-seed — clxxvij.
Kidney beans — ccxxxv
Artichokes — cccxxxvij
Foreign millet — cclij.
Indian corn — ccxlviij
Winter-cherries — cccxxxviij
Gladiolus — cccxlj
Teasel — ccccx.
Wormwood — clxxvj
Soapwort — cccxxxix.
Weather-rose — cccxlvij.
Spearwort — xxxvij.
Vetches — ccxxxviij.
field Vetches — ccxxxix
Great Vetches — ccxxxix
white Vetches — ccxxxix.
garden Vetches — ccxxxix

Maidenhair — cc
Golden-maidenhair — xlvij.
Wild basil — vij.
Wild balsam — vij
Wild water-mint — vij
Wild galingale — cccxlv
Milfoil — cccxxxij.
Wild gourd — cccxj
Wild mint — vij
Wild turnips — cccxj
Safflower — cccxix
Wild sage — xx.
Wild zedoary — cccxj
white Bindweed — ccciij.
small white Bindweed — ccciij.
garden Bindweed — cccvj
prickly Bindweed — cccv. cccvj
black Bindweed — ccliij. cccvj
Wintergreen — cclxv
Winter-herb — cxlij.
Winter-roses — cxxxvij. cxxx
Wallflowers — cclxv (viij
gold Meadow-flowers — liiij
Meadow-clover — ccxxiij
Meadow-cale — cccxxv
Meadow-cumin — clxxij.
Meadow-lettuce — c.
Meadow-willowherb — xcvj.
Meadow-saffron — cclxxxix.
Stitchwort — clx
Wolf-berry — clxvj.
Spurge — cxij
common Spurge — cxij
small Spurge — cxij.

sweet Spurge — cxij.
wood Spurge — cxij
Wolf’s-bane — xcv
Marjoram — xiiij.
Cotton-grass — cclx.
Hemlock — clxxx
Mulleins — lxxxij
black Mulleins — lxxx
Wonder-tree — cix. (iij.
yellow Wound-wort — clx clxiij
pagan wound-w. — cv clxxxiij.
Wound-wort on the broom — clxxxv
Worm-herb — clxxviij

Tick-seeds — cx.
Uvula-herb — cxlix.
Meadow-saffron — lxj
white Meadow-saffron — cclxxxix
meadow Meadow-saffron — cclxxxix.
Zedoary — cclvj.
Chick-peas — ccxxxij.
Tremble-root — ccc.
wild Zedoary — cccxj
Zuccomarin — cccxv.
Zump-herb — cxlj
Onions — cclxxxj
field Onions — cclxxxij.
wild Onions — cclxxxj
dog Onions — ccxcij.
sea Onions — ccclij.
mouse Onions — ccclij.
sow Onions — ccxciij.
wild Onions — cclxxxj

stone-gromwell fol. 105

NB: the best use of these is, when the
flat? root is burned, or the root
sought in the earth, which happens when the Sun
enters Virgo, therefore.
Have Rupture-wort set in silver, or carry it with you.
See at page 100.
See here for the Calendar time.