Pambotanologia. Sive enchiridion botanicum. Or a compleat herball ... / [Robert Lovell].

  • Robert Lovell
Date:
1665
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    ( 35°) gl e; Aperients, or the opening, are known by their fharpnefsand Juli biting, pricking and fretting the tongue. 6. Occludents, or the ats of (ANE are diftinguifhed by their coldne(s, and aftri&ion with« i ull out biting ; for they coar&ate and bindethe tongue, butdo Inl not vellicate or eatthefame. 7. Atfenuants are fharp, fower hall and bitter, yet they rather diffolve the tongue then contract its | handi | being of thin parts, and without reftriction. 8. Attrabents, or in 04 the drawing, are known as Attenuants, both having tenuity o£ pun} parts, and no (mallheat, fo that they differ fecundum magis co | minus; yettenuity of parts is more proper to Attenuants, and daek heat to Attrahents, and fheweth the fame, not onely by the lyen tate, buttouch alfo. o. Difcutients, orthe diffolving, by take chet i which burneththe tongue, being fharp, very hot, andof thin f parts, without a(tri&tion, not contracting thetongue. ro. Ke- tt | pellents, orthe refitting, by tate, acide, acerb orauftere: for mallet) thefe participating of a@riction, do prefently conrra& the land} tongue by cheit conta&. rr. Aderents, or burning, by touche ie orf] ing rather then by tafte: for Cuchrather corrode the thick skin | and humors, and confume the fame; butthe weaker are harps it ae i abe bp : fol. and being tafted do prick.the tongue. 12. Extergents, Ot the ote) cleanfing, are not diftinguifhed by any fapor, for they may be Odi either (weer, falt, or bitters but thofet kat are cold, fhew theme ili felves rather by (ome tactile quality, then by tafte, for they are dand | neither faid to be acid, auftete or acerb, not having aftriction,s which doth moreimpa& the fordes or excrements. 13. Em- pit otl ; Pans plafticks, by being without fapor, or having one that fheweth ¢ oll; | | inüpid, or{weet in mb ing couched. mls = «© Furthermore, inet rants, ot things cae (ome meafure, and tough and vifcous be- Medicines of thethird qualities. r. $uppue (ing matter, arekaown by not having any videl fapor, which may fhew excefs of heat, and by being without vhi a&ri&tion, and not biting or nitrous. 2. Diureticks, ot provo- lo they | king Urineby their fharpnefs, heat and incifion : the cold by othe their nitrous quality, with fome {malt fharpnefs or bitternefs. pimi 3. Emmenagogicks, ot provoking the courfes, by heat 30, inci- utl fion and abfterfion; and biting of the tongue without contra- pace tion being fharp or fomewhat bittet. 4. Galactogeneticks, etching Ox cauiing Milk, by.afweet taste and temperate 5 yet fome have yells alittle Acrimony» The contrary diminifh Milk, as things bit. wn ter, acerb; auftere, cc which fhew excets either of heat or fc. | cold. 5. S permiatogeneti ats Of caufing Sperm by heat and nioi- contra} ftare, almofilikethe — but thát T are more fat and vif- cdingtOf Cous, or toagh ; and thote that ftimulatet 1e s yep are known iting [4° by their fharpnefs. 6. Anodyness oreaíing pain by their teme exin] peratenéis and thianeís of eficace, 7. Sargolithso Or genera- él ung X——————— ' — uuu 22 A. s.
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