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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    aTboris uel pocius semen, per x. annos potest seruari.] Crama matris ^ siue crania matris, i. uinum herbatum siue nectar, ut q in Alexandro, Castamiora similis est castanole^ sed tam [bene redolet. Castoreu.m^ testiculus cuiusdam ani-] malis quod castor appellatur. loCassia fistula'', fructus est cuiusdam arboris. Cassa linguea^ cortex est cuiusdam fructus nascentis iuxta confinia Ba- bilonis. [Respice in oxilacassia^] Catapucia'' semen est spurge maioris. i [Respice in elacterium, et in lac- terides, et in titimallus.J Cathanance^ folia habet minuta si- milia coriandro. Cathima est uena terre de qua elicitur 2. aurum uel argentum. Catharacta^ morbus est oculi, et inter- pretatur fluxus, quia fit de fluxu. Cassilago, iusquiamus idem. Cardus assininus^^) respice in ca- 2 Cardus uarius^^ / melionta nigra. Cardus coagulatus'*, respice in ca- melionta alba. 3. crama cramatis siue croma cromatis. 6. castaneole sed non tam. 12. cassea. 13. fruticis. 15. cathapucia. 1 Kpaiia, Kpaiiaros. App, ' Castaneola, species est, in India oritur,' ' opxtis Kaaropos dvofia^ovai KaaTopiov, Galen (Kuhn, vol. xii. p. 337), Platearius, circ, inst, ' Est autem testiculus cuiusdam animalis quod castor appellatur,' Bart, p, 14, ' Castor animal est, i. bever,' ib, p, 42, ' Tesliculi veneris (i. e, beueris) i. castoreum.' App. ' Castoreiim, i, testiculus boueris.' * Bart. p. 14, ' Cassia firenga (i, e, avpiyya), i, cassia fistula.' App. ' Cassia syringa, i. cassia fistu. Cf. Diosc. i, 12. 6 Cassia lignea, Platearius, circ, inst, ' Est autem cassia lignea cortex cuiusdam arboris vel frwticis nascentis juxta confinia Babilonie.' « That is ^vXoKaaia. ' Bart. p. 14, ' Cathapucia, semen spurgie.' KaTanoria, cf. Diosc. iv. 162, o6ev StT Kararr6Tia irepnTKaTTetv KrjpZ. « Sim, Jan. ' Ca/a«ance folia habet minuta similia coriandro aut caronopodio,' &c. Diosc. iv. 132, KaravdyKT] . €X« ^uAAa fiaicp^ as KopavS-noSos. » Kadnela, Diosc. v. 84. Bart. p. 14, < Cathima est minera de qua elicitur aurum vel argentum.' App. ' Cathinahotho, id est metallum uel cuprum,' 1» KaTapp&KTTjs, Cataract, Bart, p, 14, ' Cassilago, i. semen jusquiami.' App. 'Ivsquiamus, casilago, simphoriaca, verutaria, canicularis idem est.' dJosc. iii. 11 SixpaKos ...olU xa>iai\6W, oi h\ dvoK&pSiov. Diosc, iii. 8, xap-aiXioiv XevKds . . . •Pw/iaroi KapSovs ovapivovs . . . anoKTeivei Kal Kivas Kal vs Kal piiias. Fuchs, H. S. p. 963, ' xafiat^ewv XevKds ■ GrEEcis, chamfeleon albus, carduus suarius et varius Latinis, officinis et barbaris cardopatium appellatur, quod nomen haud dubie corruptum est. . . Suarius autem carduus dictus est, quod sues, si in polenta exhibeatur, perimat, ob quam etiam causam Eberwurz Germanis nuncupatam puto.' Apuleius, de Virt. Herb. c. 110,' Latinis carduus varia, carduus lactea, carduus nigra.' It is the Cariine Thistle. App. ' Chamaleonta alba, et cardus coagula idem est. foliis Utimur.' ib. ' Berec uel beseon, i. fsex cardi unde coagiilatur lac' cf. Diosc. iv. 187, kvikos TTiaati S\ KoX y&\a 6 x<5A.os tov cirtpixaTos. ¥2