Eight Books of Dioscorides in Greek and Latin

Cultivated and wild lupine 2. 132. 133.
Female fern 4. 186.
Thelix 4. 165.
Bastard cress 2. 186.
Wild lettuce 2. 166.
Cultivated lettuce 2. 165.
Savory 3. 45.
Spurge olive 4. 173.
Thyme-pickle 5. 24.
Thyme 3. 44.

Idaean root 4. 44.
Holy herb 4. 61.
Large hawkweed 3. 72.
Small hawkweed 3. 73.
Holy herb 4. 62.
Ixia 6. 21.
Mistletoe 3. 104.
The common treatment for those bitten by venomous creatures. 21.
Violet 4. 122.
Iongia a plant or medicinal preparation 2. 6.
Mistletoe 3. 73.
Dry rust iron oxide/verdigris 5. 61.
Iron rust 5. 63.
Worm rust a substance from worm-eaten wood 5. 62.
Horse cheese 2. 80.
Tongue-shaped plant twayblade 4. 132.
Seahorse 2. 3.
Horse sorrel 2. 141.
Horse fennel 3. 82.
Testicles of a hippopotamus 2. 25.
Horse parsley 2. 78.
Horsetail 4. 46.
Another horsetail 4. 47.

Sea buckthorn 4. 165.
Hippophaes 4. 168.
Iris 1. 1.
Wild woad 2. 215.
Cultivated woad 2. 215.
Isopyrum 4. 128.
Willow 1. 137.
Fish glue 3. 102.

Cangamon a resin 1. 23.
Canchrys 3. 88.
Cadmia zinc oxide 5. 84.
Cacalia 4. 123.
Reed-grass 4. 31.
Calamint 3. 43.
Cane 1. 115.
Aromatic cane 1. 17.
Caterpillar 2. 64.
Cantharid beetle 6. 1.
Hemp 2. 65.
Wild hemp 3. 166.
Cultivated hemp 3. 165.
Smoke 4. 110.
Caper 2. 204.
Garden cress 2. 186.
Cardamom 1. 5.
Walnut 3. 66.
Land crab 2. 12.
Royal walnuts 1. 179.
Pontic walnuts 1. 180.
Cassia 1. 12.
Chestnut 1. 146.
Castor's testicles castoreum 2. 26.
Catanance 4. 134.
Pouring substances 2. 51.