BOOK XXIV
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THE REMEDIES DERIVED PROM THE FOREST TREES.
CHAP. Page
1. The antipathies and sympathies which exist among trees and plants 1
2. The lotus of Italy: six remedies 3
3. Acorns: thirteen remedies 4
4. The kermes-berry of the holm-oak: three remedies _ib._
5. Gall-nuts: twenty-three remedies 5
6. Mistletoe: eleven remedies _ib._
7. The excrescences which grow on the robur: one remedy. The cerrus: eight remedies 6
8. The cork-tree: two remedies 7
9. The beech: four remedies _ib._
10. The cypress: twenty-three remedies _ib._
11. The cedar: thirteen remedies 8
12. Cedrides: ten remedies 9
13. Galbanum: twenty-three remedies 10
14. Hammoniacum: twenty-four remedies 11
15. Storax: ten remedies _ib._
16. Spondylium: seventeen remedies 12
17. Sphagnos, sphacos, or bryon: five remedies _ib._
18. The terebinth: six remedies _ib._
19. The pitch-tree and the larch: eight remedies 13
20. The chamæpitys: ten remedies _ib._
21. The pityusa: six remedies 14
22. Resins: twenty-two remedies 15
23. Pitch: twenty-three remedies 17
24. Pisselæon and palimpissa: sixteen remedies 18
25. Pissasphaltos: two remedies _ib._
26. Zopissa: one remedy 19
27. The torch-tree: one remedy _ib._
28. The lentisk: twenty-two remedies _ib._
29. The plane-tree: twenty-five remedies 20
30. The ash: five remedies 21
31. The maple: one remedy _ib._
32. The poplar: eight remedies _ib._
33. The elm: sixteen remedies 22
34. The linden-tree: five remedies 23
35. The elder: fifteen remedies _ib._
36. The juniper: twenty-one remedies 24
37. The willow: fourteen remedies. The willow of Ameria: one remedy 25
38. The vitex: thirty-three remedies 26
39. The erica: one remedy 28
40. The broom: five remedies _ib._
41. The myrica, otherwise called the tamarica, or tamarix: three remedies 29
42. The brya: twenty-nine remedies 30
43. The blood-red shrub: one remedy 31
44. The siler: three remedies _ib._
45. The privet: eight remedies 32
46. The alder: one remedy _ib._
47. The several varieties of the ivy: thirty-nine remedies _ib._
48. The cisthos: five remedies 34
49. The cissos erythranos: two remedies. The chamæcissos: two remedies. The smilax: three remedies. The clematis: eighteen remedies _ib._
50. The reed: nineteen remedies 35
51. The papyrus, and the paper made from it: three remedies 36
52. The ebony: five remedies 37
53. The rhododendron: one remedy _ib._
54. The rhus or sumach-tree; two varieties of it: eight remedies. Stomatice 38
55. Rhus erythros: nine remedies _ib._
56. The erythrodanus: eleven remedies _ib._
57. The alysson: two remedies 39
58. The radicula or struthion: thirteen remedies. The apocynum: two observations upon it _ib._
59. Rosemary: eighteen remedies 40
60. The seed called cachrys. 41
61. The herb savin: seven remedies _ib._
62. Selago: two remedies _ib._
63. Samolus: two remedies 42
64. Gum: eleven remedies _ib._
65. The Egyptian or Arabian thorn: four remedies 43
66. The white thorn: two remedies. The acanthion: one remedy _ib._
67. Gum acacia: eighteen remedies _ib._
68. Aspalathos: one remedy 45
69. The erysisceptrum, adipsatheon, or diaxylon: eight remedies _ib._
70. The thorn called appendix: two remedies. The pyracantha: one remedy 46
71. The paliurus: ten remedies _ib._
72. The agrifolia. The aquifolia: one remedy. The yew: one property belonging to it _ib._
73. The bramble: fifty-one remedies 47
74. The cynosbatos: three remedies 48
75. The Idæan bramble 50
76. The rhamnos; two varieties of it: five remedies _ib._
77. Lycium: eighteen remedies 51
78. Sarcocolla: two remedies 52
79. Oporice: two remedies _ib._
80. The trixago, chamædrys, chamædrops, or teucria: sixteen remedies _ib._
81. The chamædaphne: five remedies 53
82. The chamelæa: six remedies _ib._
83. The chamæsyce: eight remedies 54
84. The chamæcissos: one remedy _ib._
85. The chamæleuce, farfarum, or farfugium: one remedy _ib._
86. The chamæpeuce: five remedies. The chamæcyparissos: two remedies. The ampeloprason: six remedies. The stachys: one remedy 55
87. The clinopodion, cleonicion, zopyron, or ocimoïdes: three remedies _ib._
88. The clematis centunculus: three remedies 56
89. The clematis echites, or lagine _ib._
90. The Egyptian clematis, daphnoïdes, or polygonoïdes: two remedies 57
91. Different opinions on dracontium _ib._
92. The aron: thirteen remedies 58
93. The dracunculus: two remedies 60
94. The arisaros: three remedies _ib._
95. The millefolium or myriophyllon: seven remedies 61
96. The pseudobunion: four remedies _ib._
97. The myrrhis, myriza, or myrrha: seven remedies _ib._
98. The onobrychis: three remedies 62
99. Coracesta and callicia _ib._
100. The minsas or corinthia: one remedy 63
101. The aproxis: six remedies _ib._
102. The aglaophotis or marmaritis. The achæmenis or hippophobas. The theobrotion or semnion. The adamantis. The arianis. The therionarca. The ætheopis or merois. The ophiusa. The thalassegle or potamaugis. The theangelis. The gelotophyllis. The hestiatoris or protomedia. The casignetes or dionysonymphas. The helianthes or heliocallis. The hermesias. The æschynomene. The crocis. The œnotheris. The anacampseros 64
103. The eriphia 67
104. The wool plant: one remedy. The lactoris: one remedy. The militaris: one remedy 68
105. The stratiotes: five remedies _ib._
106. A plant growing on the head of a statue: one remedy _ib._
107. A plant growing on the banks of a river: one remedy 69
108. The herb called lingua: one remedy _ib._
109. Plants that take root in a sieve: one remedy _ib._
110. Plants growing upon dunghills: one remedy _ib._
111. Plants that have been moistened with the urine of a dog: one remedy _ib._
112. The rodarum: three remedies _ib._
113. The plant called impia: two remedies 70
114. The plant called Venus’ comb: one remedy _ib._
115. The exedum. The plant called notia: two remedies 71
116. The philanthropos: one remedy. The lappa canaria: two remedies _ib._
117. Tordylon or syreon: three remedies _ib._
118. Gramen: seventeen remedies 72
119. Dactylos: five remedies 73
120. Fenugreek or silicia: thirty-one remedies 74
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