I N D E X

Q


Quamoclit Cypress vine, a new plant	126
Oak	54
Burgundy Oak	55
Scaly-headed Oak	56
Catkins and Nutlets of Oaks	ibid.

R


Root of Saint Helena	40
Root thought to be of Mount Ida	40
Wild Little-Radish	287
Water Buttercup	564
Buttercup Ranunculus	465
Reed Buttercup	ibid.
Globe-flowered Buttercup	465
Portuguese Buttercup	471
Many other species of Buttercups and following.	465. 466.
Radish in general	273
Little-Frog Radish	ibid.
Water Radish	274
Wild Radish	ibid.
Wild Mustard Rapistrum	273
Single-seeded Wild Mustard	ibid.
Wild Mustard with white-streaked flowers	ibid.
Turnip or Rape	272
Wild Turnip	ibid.
American Turnip likely the Potato or Jerusalem Artichoke	259
Rampion in general	261
Smallest Rampion	261
Mountain Rampion	161
Various other species and differences of Rampions	262
Meadowsweet literally: Queen of the Meadow	489
Pliny’s Reseda Mignonette	484
Reseda with the appearance of a sea plant	576
Various species of Resins	74
Rest-harrow literally: Ox-stopper	168
Sea-net	577
Tufa-like Net-work	ibid.
White Rhubarb	120
Monk’s Rhubarb	310
Purging Buckthorn	50
Buckthorn, and its various species and differences	ibid.
Rhapontic Rhubarb	310
Rhazis and Rumigi of the Moors	512
Rose-root	536
Rose-tree Oleander or Rhododendron	120
Rhus or Sumac	44
Pliny’s Sumac	ibid.
Currants	112
Currants, perhaps of Rauwolf	ibid.
Black Currant with scented leaf	ibid.
True Currant of the Arabs	ibid.
Castor-oil plant in general	529
Greater Castor-oil plant	ibid.
Lesser Castor-oil plant	ibid.
Hard Oak Robur	54
Sun-dew	559
Garden Rose, and its various species 105. 106. & following
Hundred-leaved Rose	106
Cinnamon Rose	ibid.
Musk Rose, Greater and Lesser: with single and double flowers	107
Wild Rose, and its various species	107
Sweetbriar Rose	108
Apple-bearing Rose	106
Rose of Jericho	128
Sea Rose	571


Wild Rosemary	103. & 104.
Garland Rosemary	104
Rust a fungal disease of plants	175
Bramble, or Briar	109
Greater Bramble with black fruit	ibid.
Madder, Dyer’s Madder	546
Upright four-leaved Madder	ibid.
Smooth Wood-Madder	ibid.
Other various species of Madder	547. 548
Lesser Bramble with blue-gray fruit Dewberry	109
Low Alpine Bramble	ibid.
Briar-like thorny plant	110
Raspberry literally: Bramble of Ida	ibid.
Cloudberry, related to the Raspberry	ibid.
Dock or Sorrel	308
Butcher's Broom	46
Rue	377
Goat’s Rue	154
Wild Rue	377
Rue called Harmal	ibid.
Wall-rue	555

S


Sabdariffa Roselle	302
Sugar	194
Saffaf of the Syrians	66
Arrowhead	567. 568
Neapolitan Little-Sage	410
Willow, and its various species and differences	64. 65. & 66.
Sea Willow	575
Sage of the Ancients and in general	432
Lesser eared Sage	ibid.
Various other species of Sage	432
Samaca	6
Sambach, or Zambach Arabian Jasmine	112
Elder	43
jagged-leaved	45
rose-flowered	ibid.
water	ibid.
cluster-bearing	ibid.
herbaceous Danewort	44
Sanamunda a type of Thymelaea	47. 48
Sanamunda	172
Sanisuchum	419
Spotted Alpine Sanicle	544
Dragon's Blood herb	310
Sanicle	528
Yellow Sandalwood	36
white	36
red	37
Lavender-cotton	366
Little-sphere Soapwort	22
Soapwort, Wool-plant	447
Sarcocolla a Persian gum	74
Sarsaparilla	115
Sassafras tree	36
Savory, and its various species	423
Satyrion Orchid	247
Red Satyrion	233
Mattioli’s Red Satyrion	256
Royal Satyrion, Hand-shaped	234
Two-leaved Red Satyrion	234
Saxifrage	544
Saxifrage of the ancients	443
English Saxifrage	402
Scabious of the Ancients and in general	335
Lesser Scabious	336
Greater Scabious	335
Largest Scabious	336
Various other species of Scabious	335


Scammony and Scammony-juice	123
Montpellier Scammony	119
Scandix of the Ancients Chervil	392
Camel's Hay Schoenanthus	195
Chives	200
Squill	218
Clary Sage	413
Hart's-tongue Fern	349
Golden Thistle in general	549
Wild Golden Thistle	350
Largest non-thorny Golden Thistle	ibid.
Theophrastus’s Golden Thistle	353
Water Germander	429
Garlic-Cress	294
Scorodotis a type of Sage or Germander	429. & 430
Garlic-Leek	101
Leguminous Scorpion-grass	156
Scorpion-grass	284
Theophrastus’s Scorpion-plant	87
Viper's Grass Scorzonera	332
Figwort	471
Largest scrofulous Figwort	ibid.
Indian Figwort	472
Fine-leaved Figwort	ibid.
Skullcap	429
Scythian plant Liquorice	150
Secacul Arabian name for a parsnip-like root	246
Rye	173
Secundes of the Arabs	425
Hatchet-vetch	155
Lesser Hatchet-vetch	ibid.
Three-leaved genus of Hatchet-vetch	160
Stonecrop or Houseleek	538
Mountain Stonecrop	ibid.
Greater Stonecrop	ibid.
Various other species of Stonecrop	538. & following
Sel of Serapion and Avicenna	19
Dwarf Mountain Parsley	383
Worm-seed	375
Santonic Seed Levant Wormseed	375
Houseleek	538
Senna	81
Groundsel with non-jagged leaf	325
Groundsel in general	ibid.
Blue Groundsel	ibid.
Briar or Bramble	109
German Seriphium a type of Wormwood	282
Snakeweed	259
Wild Thyme	422
Various species of Wild Thyme	ibid.
Tabernaemontanus’s Saw-wort	341
Saw-wort-like plant	572
Sesame	284
Dalechamps’s Lesser Sesame-like plant	48
Small Sesame-like plant related to Catanance	342
Seseli, Marseilles Seseli	385
Mountain or Alpine Seseli	606
Peloponnesian Seseli	ibid.
Ethiopian Seseli	ibid.
Sicilian plant a type of Gentian	457
Sicyos Bur-cucumber	133
Ironwort of the Ancients and in general	472
Various species of Ironwort	472. 473
Solomon’s Seal	505
Silaus or Silaum Pepper-saxifrage	402
Carob pod	89
Mountain Siler Laserwort	606
Silphium Laserpicium	399
Silybum or Hacub Milk Thistle	353
Mustard of the Ancients and in general	274
Mustard