Book of Herbs

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To stay or still vomiting ix x xxv lxxix
cxlviij clxx. cxcj ccxl
To induce vomiting xlij lviij.
cxiiij cccxxj cccxxiiij cclxxv cclxxxviij
cccxcj cccxliij.
For all ailments that are hot c ciij ccclij
To expel burns xiij xlv. lxij cxvij.
cxxxvij. cxlv
To heal ruptures in secret parts vij.
cxlj. clxxxij. cxciij cxciiij. ccxcv.
To heal ruptures in young children lxxiiij.
clxxxij. cccxxxiiij
Internal ruptures occurring from falls or
blows xvj lij. lxvij lxviij xciij
cxxxviij. cxlj. clxxxij. cxciij cxciiij.
To expel ulcers of the breast xciiij. see
Apostemes.
To heal excoriation of the breast ccxlvj ccxcij
cccvj. cccxxxiiij.
To allay swelling of the breast / see Swellings.
To soften and cleanse the chest iij v. vij
xliiij. lxxx lxxxij lxxxvj xcij xcvij.
cxxix. cclxix cclxxij. ccxcv. ccxcvj. cccij
cccxxvj. cccxxxij ccclij.
To heal pains of the breasts xxxij cxl.
Breasts that are hot and ulcerating
cclxvij
To disperse lumps or milk-knots in the
breasts ix xl xlj cclxxvij. cclxxix ccxl
Not to let the breasts grow larger or hotter
lxxx
To remedy infirmity of the breasts xlj.
To allay swelling of the breasts cccxxxvij. ccclj
ccxlv cclxxviij cccj.
To protect books so that mice do not
gnaw them cxxxvij
To prevent the hulling of henbane seed
lj
To promote the afterbirth / see Birth.

C

To heal carbuncles xxxij. lxxxviij
To still the choler vij lxij cclxxj.
To expel the choler xxv xxix lxviij
cxj. cxx. ccx
To purge the choler without harm cxx. cxxj
Good for choleric, hot persons cxxj
cxlvij
Useful for choleric ulcerations of the
intestines cl.

To still the colic / see Gripes.
To make preserves xviij

D

To still gout of the bowels / see Gripes.
To soften the bowels when closed by
phlegm, etc. cccxxiiij. ccxxiij.
To allay bowel pains x. lvij lvij.
clxxvij. ccxxij. ccxxviij
To heal bowel injuries, especially in the
bloody flux lxiiij lxxiij. cxxxviij. cxl. cxlj.
ccxxij. cclvij. cclxv.
To suppress vapors from evil food v.
xlij.
Leaven or yeast for wheaten bread
cclxix.
To promote digestion ix xxj xxxix. cxxxvj
clij clxxij ccclj
To draw out thorns and splinters xxxij. lxviij
cviij. cxxxix cxlvij cclviij. cclxviij
cclxxxviij. ccxciij cccxx
To remedy the dropping of urine cxxix. clx.
clxvij. cclxvij. cccvij. cccxxxj cccxxxiiij
A drink for very hot fevers xlv. cj ciij
cxvj. cxxxviij. cxlj. ccxij cclxiij cclxvj.
cclxvij. cccxij
To expel drunkenness ccxcij
To quench excessive thirst clxxij cxc.
cxcvij cclxvj. cclxxj. cclxxv ccclij.
To prevent darkness of the eyes xxvij
To sharpen dim eyes / see Eyes,
clear.
To expel hard straining (Tenesmus)
cxxxix
To make a sleeping-potion when one wishes
to burn or cut cccxxxvj.
To remedy a sleeping-potion taken in
excess cccxxxvij

E

To heal corns / see Crows’ eyes.
Provocations to matrimonial works iij xviij
xxxix. cxxxiiij. clxv clxviij. ccxx. cclxxix
cclxxxij cclxxxiiij. ccxcvj. ccxcix
cccxxxviij ccxl cccxliij.
Extinguishing the nature of matrimonial works xxvij
xcix. cxxxij cxliij. clxxj ccij. cclxvj.
ccxcix
To draw pus out of the legs.
ccxxiiij