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Pharmacopoeia Londinensis: or, the London dispensatory further adorned by the studies and collections of the Fellows, now living of the said colledg [sic] ... In which is printed, I. The vertues, qualities, and properties of every simple ... VI. The Latin names of every one of the compounds / ... By Nich. Culpeper ... In this impression, 1661. There is added, to the compounds, many vertues and uses. By divers learned W.R.A.C.J.W., doctors of physick ... And, by Abdiah Cole.

Nicholas Culpeper

Date:: 1661

Credit: Pharmacopoeia Londinensis: or, the London dispensatory further adorned by the studies and collections of the Fellows, now living of the said colledg [sic] ... In which is printed, I. The vertues, qualities, and properties of every simple ... VI. The Latin names of every one of the compounds / ... By Nich. Culpeper ... In this impression, 1661. There is added, to the compounds, many vertues and uses. By divers learned W.R.A.C.J.W., doctors of physick ... And, by Abdiah Cole. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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$E R S. Fumitory i Senna ; Bo<M»>- fleam and Water. Bnony , ut and black ; Spurge : both \v°ik violently and are not therefore fifoi a vulgar ufe : DwarfEldci, Hedg, Hyfor, Laurel Leaves, Mercury,Me- z ere on alfo purged* violently, and to doth fneezwort. Elder Leaves fain* For the particular Operations of thefe, as alfo how to order the body after purges,the quantity to be taken at a time, you have been jnpai t - fh-uched already, and fhall ** mcn fully hereafter. *«♦***=**♦*♦***♦♦ FLOWERS. eye ; Melilot ; Chamomel 5 Stoe- Chftot in the fecond degree. Amomus, Saffron ; Clove-gilli-fiowers rRoc¬ ket ; Bawm ; Spicknard 5 Hops , Schenanth ; Lavenders Jafimne , Rofemary. Jn the third degree ■ Agnus Ca¬ llus ; Epithimum } Winter- gillx-fio- wers ; orWal-fiowers ; Woodbine , °l Cold ii the frfi degree MaltoWs S Rofes,red,white ; and Damask ,Vio- kt/n the fecond. Anemom ; or Wind¬ flower } Endive ; Succory 5 Water*- Lillies ; both white and Yellow. Jn the third. Balauftins 5 or Pome- 1 granteflowers. , , , ~ Jn the fourth. Henbane,; and al the forts of Poppies ; only whereas Au¬ thors fay, field Poppies i which tome call red, other erratick,and corn Ro- Stgniu fes are the coldeft of all the others 5 simaran- yet; my opinion is, that they are not : Or-\Lh 1 ti flip fourth deg 1 The Joynts. Rofemary flowers 5 ! Cowflips ; Chamomel ; Melilot. Flowers as they are cool- ing} fee they coole The Head. Violets ; Rofes ; the three torts of Poppies : and Water Lillies.. ... . , Thebreaftand heart. Violets ,-ied Rofes; Water-Lillies. Theftomach. Red-Rofes ; Violets. The liver and fpleen* Endive 5 an |S Violets ; Bor rage : and Buglofs ; moiften the Hearts Rofemary flow¬ ers ; Bawm and Bettony dry it. According to ^Property7 fo they Bind. Colledg]\3\fOrmwood ▼ ▼ cafius : samm*>*- i yet my opinion is, u^i «. thus • VIII: Rofemary: Columbines: Or- cold in the fourth degree. rentes: B alanflines : or Pomegranate \ Moiflin the firft degree. Borrage tiotvers: Bettony : Borrage : Buglofl : BluplGfs- Mallows; Succory ; Endive. M.r-Aadds: Woodbine: or Honey- ynthifiCond. Water-Lillies; Vio- lets • Dry in the flrfl degree. Ox-eye ; Saffron ; Chamomel ; Melilot; Ro- Marrhelds: Woodbine: or Honey■ fuckles: Clove G ill iflowers : Centaury: the left : Chamomel :> Winter Gilhflow- ers : or Wall-flowers : Succory': Comjry the greater : Saffron : Blewbottle great gndfmaU : ( Synosbatus,Tragus,a«d Dedonxus hold our white thorn to be it • Corclus and Marcelus thnfin to be Bryars : and Lugdunenfis the fittest Bryar : but what our Colic g takes it fir: 1 bow not )Cytmus: (Viol - corides calleth the Flowers of the Ma¬ nured pomegranates :Cytinue: but 1 liny calleth the Flowers of the wild find by that Name :) Foxgloves : Vipers Bug¬ lofl : Roc fit : Eye-bright : Beans : Fu¬ mitory : Broom : Cowflips : St. Johns wort: Hyfiop : Iafinine : orjhrub Tre- Ktd rH:ulft!de7: WaLflowers^ or I For the parts of the Body In theficond. Wind-flowers;Amo mus ; Clove gilli flowers S Rocket; Lavenders Hops; Peony; Rofemary ; Spicknard. . TT m the third. Woodbine; or Honey- fuckles ; Balauftines ; Epithimum , Germander ; Chamepitys. The temperature of any othei flo¬ wers not here mentioned are of the fame temperature with the Hetos , voumay ?ainskil by fearching there for them; you canlofe none. Palauflines. Saffron ; Succoiy, Endive ; Red Rofes; Mclilot;Bawmj Clove-gilli-flowers ; Agnus Caltus. Difcufi. Dil ; Chamomel; Marto- mallows ; Mallows J Melilot; btee* clia$3 &c* Clenfi. Damask Rofes jElder flow¬ ers ; Bean-flowers, &c. Extenuate. Orris i or Flower-dat- Luce; Chamomel; Melilot ; Stce- * MoUtfie. Saffron ; white Lillies ; Mallows; Marfh-mallows, &c- Suppure. Saffron ,* white Lillies ; &(Glminate. Balauftines J Centaury; provofi the terms. Bettony ; cen¬ taury, Chamomel; Schxnanth; Wal- Flowers ; Bawm; Peony ; Rofemary; VVinter-gilliflowers *• Privet: Lil fies white : and of the Valley : Hops . Common and Tree Mallows : Feather- feiv ■ Woodbine or Honey fuckles : Melilot: Bawm : Walnuts : Water- Lillies white and yellow : Origanum : poppies white and red : or Erratic fi ■ poppies : or Corn Rofes : fi called e- caufi they grow amongfi Corn : Peony : ^ Honey fuckles:or Woodbine: Peach y * Bettony ; Bawm; Sea- floivers : Primrofes : Self heal: jloebush: . Schxnanth. Rofemary flowers : Rofes: white Da- . Bawm; RofemaryjFlo- nasfiand red : fage;. Elder : whuefaxi- [ Borrage; Buglofs; Saffron; fiblUlk* = fBtr (Lcknata. _ they are appropriated to, fount heat The head, as, Rofemary flowers ; Self-heal ; Chamomel; Bettony, Cowflips ; Lavender ; Melilot; Peo ny ; Sage ; Stcechas. mean wheat by it : fitutoors are not a greed about it) flctchas : Tamans : Tan fy : Mullen : or Higtaper . Lmtree The L.tver. -; . . Clove-gilly-flowers : ^(i^ttlesj Elder ; Bettony ; Chamomel; Spick- w vw j- S?1Thcflomach. Rofemary flowers; Spicknard; Schoenanth. The Liver. Centaury;Schxnanth, lets : Agnus : caftus : white and red. Culpeper.'] That thefe may be lit¬ tle explained tor the Publique good: be pleafed to take notice that of thefe. Some arc hot in thefirfi Degree, as TWraoei Buitlofs; Bettony; Ox- The fpleen. Bettony; Wal flowers; The Reins and Bladder. Bettony ; Marfhmallows; Melilot; Schxnanth; S?lTheW>mb. Bettony ; Squipanth or Schxnanth; Sage; Orris or Flow¬ er-de-luce. Sage. ^ , Stop the terms. Balauftines ; or Pomegranate flowers ;Water Lillies. Expell wind. Dil; Chamomel ; Schxnanth ; Spicknard. Help burnings. Whire Lillies; Mallows; Marfhmallows. Refill poyfon. Bettony; Centaury. Eafepain. Dil; Chamomel j Cen¬ taury ; Melilot; Rofemary. Flowers purge choller. Peach Flow¬ ers ; Damask Rofes ; Violets. Flegm. Broom flowers ; Elder flo¬ wers. , - ■ e If you compare but the quality or the flowers with the Herbs, and with the explanation of thefe terms at the latter end, you may eafily find the temperature and property of the. 16 As for the Veruesofthe Flowers, there were but few quoted before, and thofe very briefly ; I think the reafonwas, becaufe the Printer was afraid the book would be too big : i Thai therefore give a fupply hereto what was wanting there > and where I was too brief there, I fhall be more 13 f he flowers of Ox-eye being boiled$

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