On the Properties of Simple Medicines (1561) - Page 9

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OF THOSE THINGS

WHICH ARE CONTAINED IN THIS WORK

and especially of the Simple

medicines here by Galen

handed down. The first number

signifies the page, the second

the line.

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Southernwood original: "Abrotonum" 353. 20	Whether vinegar is hot
Wormwood original: "Absinthiũ" 388. 14	32. throughout.
Acacia 367. 20	Vinegar cools hot
Nettle original: "Acalephe" 368. 8	conditions 35. 2
Egyptian thorn 369.	Vinegar eats away referring to corrosive properties 36. 5
19	Vinegar and rose-oil
White thorn 369. 10	are both neutral 37. 23
Cotton thistle 369. 6	To whom vinegar is useful
Bear's breech 368. 29	according to Hippocrates 52. 4
How harsh and tart things	Vinegar warms obscurely
are made 58. 24	40. 24
How the harsh differs	By what means vinegar
from the tart 64. 13	stops bleeding 32. 22
Sorrel original: "Ace." likely Acetosa 30.16. and 496. 28	Pure vinegar greatly
	irritates ulcers
	53. 11