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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    C Lactuca silvestris, i. endivia. C Lac papaveris, i. opium. C Lacca est gumma herbae. C Laccarid.es semen laureolse. C Ladanum^ dicitur nasci de rore celi, unde dicituf quod ladanum est jus coagulatum cadens super prunas, et est calidse et siccaj complexionis. C Lactucella, endivia, scariola, sowe- thistel idem sunt secundum quos- dam. C Labrum venerisan. wokethistel *. C Lapis armenicus dicitur a regione illa. C Lapis lincis ^ dicunt quidam quod fit de urina lincis tempore petu- lantias, quse induratur in lapidem. C Lapis judaicus,i.agapis vel agatis. C Lasar'', i. asafetida. C Lactarides ^ sunt catapuciae ' se- cundum quosdam. C Lepida', i. squama, inde C Lepidos calcisi. squama sive batitura eris. Leueopiper, i. piper album. Grseci autem pro albo pipere accipiunt quoddam minutum planum sine rugis quod invenitur in pipere nigro, sed apotecarii nostri pro eo utuntur quibusdam cathapu- ciis * magnis. C Lentigo super aquam crescit, an^^^^. enedmete C Lempnias, auripigmentum idem. C Lienteria est fluxus ventris quan- do qualis cibus recipitur talis emit- titur, et dicitur lienteria a levitate interiorum i. intestinorum, ideo cibus cito labefacit a stomacho. C Lignum erueis, i. viscus quercinus, C Lingua passerina, i. poligonia vel centinodium. C Lingua arietis i. arnoglossa. C Lingua agni, i. plantago. C Lingua avis ^*, herba qusedam, et quandoque accipitur pro semine fraxini. C Lingua avis, i. stichewort i. pigle. C Lingua cervina, scolopendria idem. C Litargia est passio capitis in parte C posteriori subter craneum, vel sic, litargia est obUvio mentis quse fit ex flemate [?] replente partera: cerebri superiorem. C Litargia dicitur oblivio cum somp- C no, et a quibusdam dicitur su- beth ' Earle, E. P. N., p. 7, Laclerida {=Ti9vfMWos ya\aKT'iTr]s) ; and p. 29, Lacyride, lib-corn ; also id. p. 77. ^ XTjHavov—so that primas must mean X^Soi/. ' Venus's Laver, or Bason, the Teasel, from holding water, which procured for it the name Dipsacus. Fuchs, Hist. Stirp., p. 251. * Perhaps walk-lhistle; It. gualcare ; and walker, a fuller. ' XvyKovpiov as though from \vyKbs ovpSs; see Pliny, Hist. Nat., xxxvii. 2. « Achates, agate. ' Plin. Hist. Nat., xix. 3, Laser, the juice of the/aser/)i<nim, or si7/i/tiwOT of Cyrene ; cf. Herod., iv. 169. * Spurge, KaTairoTia. ° \ems. Kent56xa\Kos = \eTris xa>^ov, Diosc. v. 89, 90. I. e. Duck-meat. Ened, Lat. anas, Ger. Ente; cf Promptorium Parvulorum, p. 140, 'Lenticula, endemete, for dooke- lyngys.' The word has almost entirely disappeared—its last trace being in the d of drake (enterik). \u(VT(p'ia. Lamb's tongue Plantain. It. lingua d' uccelli, for the keys of the ash; Torriano. \r]6apy'ia. See ante Asubeth. E 2