Alphita : a medico-botanical glossary from the Bodleian manuscript, Selden B.35 / edited by J.L.G. Mowat.

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1887
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    Torculor^ pressorium, pressium idem. g. pressour-. Toxilla, mamilla idem. g. mamele ^ an. tete *. Trocissi^i.rotunda confectio. Trocissi diani sunt de uiolis et aliis [specie- bus]. Trocisscus et[iam pondus] unius dragme. Dragma habet pon- dus trium scrupulorum, scrupulus habet pondus xx granorum, [fr. terna quater qu] scrupuH pro pondere pone, In dragmam scrupulus surgit ter muUiplicatus Trombus^ i. globus. Inde trombo- sns, i. globosus sanguis. Tropus ^ uel tropos nodus, sed topus uel topos locus. Inde topica remedia, i. localia remedia, et liber topicorum et similia. Trogabo, i. agaricus. Troxima, endiua idem. g. et angl. endyue. Turinge ^^, mellissa idem. Tuberniculi i. minuta apostemata. Turioues uitis sunt summitates uitis que et capreoli dicuntur. gall. turiouns. Turdus auis est. g. mauuys^^ an. throstle ^^. Turbith radix est, herbe similis est trifolio et est perforata. Tunica colubri in uino cocta dolori dentium medetur, adiutorium est oculorum maxime tunica uipere. Tunmius salsus si commestus pluri- mum fuerit morsibus uipere re- sistit. Thus lacrimum est arboris que li- banus grece dicitur, quod autem de arabia fertur candidum est, quod autem de India subrufum, sed utrumque masculum dicitur. Est autem tertium minutum ualde et rufum, de quo mannis^ fieri dicitur. Est optimum thus quod masculum dicitur, subrufum et ob- • Renzi, Coll. Salemit. ' Torctilar, pressorium, perlium {read prelum) idem.' ^ Cotgrave, ' Pressoir, a presse or pressor (wherewith the iuyce of things is out-squeezed.') ^ Ib. ' Mam- melle, a dug, breast, pap; udder.' ' Matnmelon, the niple, or teat of a dug.' * Teat. ^ rpoxliTicos. <= Renzi, Coll. Salernit. i. 482, 'Grana quater quinque scrupuli pro pondere sume, In drachmam scrupulus surgit ter multiplicatus.' OponPos. Bart. p. 42, ' Trumbus, i. globus.' OpofiPofiSTjs. * Read Tponos, modus. ^ tSttos. See ante, Agaricus. rpdu^ifia. See ante, Scariola. See ante, Curringula and Mellissa. Tuhercula. Cass. Felix (ed. Rose, c. 48), ' Summitates rubi quas vulgo turiones vocant.' Cotgrave,' Mauvis, a mauis; a Throstle, or thmsh.' ■ Wright's Vocabularies (ed. Wiilcker), i. 596,' Merula, an™. a throstel.' Gerarde, p. 1031,' The French Physitians haue accepted the root of Thapsia for a kinde of Turbith, calling it Turpelum. Cineritium.' Ib. p. 415, ' Turbith alexandrinwn officinarum, Turpetum, or Turbith of the shops.' ' It is called of the Arabians, Persians, and Turks, Turbith .... I thinke assuredly that the root of Scammonie of Antioch is the true and undoubted Turbith.' ewvos. Diosc. i. Si, Xi^avos yevvaTat /jiiv kv 'ApaPta . . . TrpaiTeiiei Se 6 dfiprjv . . . 6 Sl IvSticbs iitoKtp^os. Ib. i. 83, pAvva S\ \tPavov SoKifiSs iffTtv ^ Xsu/ct) Kai Ka9ap6., tyxovSpos.