INDEX.


Sulfurous and nitrous waters are all hostile to hot conditions 12.2	Plantain original: "Arnoglossum"; literally "lamb's tongue," used to treat wounds 383.21
Muddy water is a composite substance 9.23	Mugwort original: "Artemisia" 385.4
Sea water, and when it has a cooling effect 8.8	Dilated arteries draw in not only air, but whatever else is easily drawn 20.27
Water is common and necessary to all 6.23	Where the use of artificial simple medicines is established 43.29
Drinkable water cools even when lukewarm 8.11	Cuckoopint original: "Arum" 384.24
Of all waters, only drinkable water is truly moist 12.9	Armenian stone original: "Armeniacum"; likely referring to lapis Armenius, a blue mineral used in medicine and as a pigment 592.17
The water which Hippocrates considers the lightest 28.18	Asarabacca original: "Asarum"; a ginger-like root used as an emetic 385.13
The differences between waters 8.1	Milkweed original: "Asclepias" in the same place [385].18
Water is thin, moist, and soft 25.14	Camel's thorn original: "Aspalathos" in the same place [385].21
Things that grow in salty waters 719.11	Asparagus in the same place [385].28
Arabian stone original: "Arabius"; likely lapis Arabus, used to treat hemorrhoids 587.4	Asphalt original: "Asphalton"; bitumen used for its drying and binding properties 723.16
Strawberry tree original: "Arbutus" 453.9	Asphodel original: "Asphodelus" 387.7
Juniper original: "Arceutus"; from the Greek arkeuthos 382.27	Assian stone original: "Assius"; a stone from Assos in Troas used to consume proud flesh 585.5
Burdock original: "Arcium" 383.3	Stavesacre original: "Astaphis"; a type of wild larkspur used against lice 386.28
Prickly poppy original: "Argemone" 381.15	Spleenwort original: "Asplenum" in the same place [386].8
Orpiment original: "Arrhenicum"; a yellow arsenic sulfide mineral 593.11	Starwort original: "Aster atticus" in the same place [386].20
Friar's cowl original: "Arisarum" 381.28	Milk-vetch original: "Astragalos" 386.12
Birthwort original: "Aristolochia" 382.2	King Attalus Attalus III of Pergamon, known for his studies of medicinal plants and poisons 624.23

| Distaff thistle original: "Atractilis" 387.13 |
| | Writing ink original: "Atramentum scriptorium" 605.3 |
| | Shoemaker's ink original: "Atramentum sutorium"; typically iron sulfate or vitriol used for blackening leather 614.15 |
| | Orach original: "Atraphaxys" 387.17 |
| | Saltbush original: "Atriplex" in the same place [387]. |