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A88614 Pambotanologia. Sive Enchiridion botanicum. Or A compleat herball containing the summe of what hath hitherto been published either by ancient or moderne authors both Galenicall and chymicall, touching trees, shrubs, plants, fruits, flowers, &c. In an alphabeticall order: wherein all that are not in the physick garden in Oxford are noted with asterisks. Shewing their place, time, names, kindes, temperature, vertues, use, dose, danger and antidotes. Together with an [brace] introduction to herbarisme, &c. appendix of exoticks. Universall index of plants: shewing what grow wild in England. / By Robert Lovell St. C.C. Ox. Lovell, Robert, 1630?-1690. 1659 (1659) Wing L3243; Thomason E1858_1; Thomason E1859_1; ESTC R202783 202,597 420

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Saturne Venus and Mercurie and an enemy to the other two and is correspondent to the brain and therefore sympathetick with the nervous parts and animall spirits or it is the generatorie of humidity by which the whole universe is moistened is the fountain of peculiar influences by which primarily and peculiarly it doth affect things familiar to it selfe and secundarily things agreeing to Saturne Jupiter Venus and Mercurie as being benevolent unto the same or as some it is as it were the liver of the macrocosme Vnder which are Adders tongue cabbages coleworts columbines water cresses ducks meate yellow waterflagge flower-de-luce fluellin ivy lettuce water lillies loose-strife with and without spiked heads moonwort mouseare orpine poppies purslain privet rattle grasse white roses white saxifrage burnet saxifrage wall flowers or winter gillowflowers and willow tree as also chast-tree winter cherries garlick reeds brooklime onions cammomile frogstolles hyssop mastick tree mandrake nutmegs wall nuts line tree water plantain turneps house leek and common leeks 3. To Saturne which is a malignant planet diurnall masculine and very cold a friend to Mars and an enemie to the rest and answereth to the spleen of the microcosme yet some ascribe it to the head as also Jupiter and Mars Vnder it are Barley red beetes beech tree bifoyle or tway blade birds foot bistort or snakeweed blew bottles buckshorne plantaine wild campions pilewort cleavers or goosgrasse clowns woundwort comfrey cudweed or cottonweed sciatica cresses croswort darnell dodder epithymum elmetree osmond royall fleawort flixweed fumitory stinking gladdon goutwort winter green hawkweed hemlock hemp henbane horsetaile knapweed knotgrasse medlar tree mosse mullein night shade polypodie poplar tree quince tree rupture wort rushes Solomons seale Saracens consound service tree ceterach or spleenwort tamarisk melancholly thistle black thorne thorow wax tutsan or parke leaves and wood as also aconite chast tree parsley stinking tree asphodill starwort orach shepheards purse capers cummin cypress fearn black hellebor great dock mandrake mulberrie tree opium herb truelove pine tree savine sage sene and sengreen 4. To Jupiter which is a benevolent planet moderately hot and moist a friend to all the rest except Mars answering to the liver and cherishing the faculties thereof by its influencies Vnder which are Agrimonie Alexander asparagus avens bay-tree white beets water betony wood betony bilberries borrage bugloss chervill sweet cicely cinkfoile alecost or costmary dandelion docks bloudwort doggs or quich grasse endive harts tongue hyssop sengreen or housleek liver-wort lung-wort sweet Maudlin oak-tree red roses sage sauce alone or jack by the hedge scurvy grasse succory and our ladies thistle as also almonds wallnuts barberries calamint cherries cornell-tree hounds tongue beanes beech-tree strawberries ash tree fumitory liquorice barley white lillie flax darnell mace apple-tree mints mulberries myrobalans nuts basil olive tree organie raisins pine tree peach tree roots of peony poplar tree purslaine plum tree selfe heale peare tree rubarb currans madder service tree spike consound wheat violets vine tree mastick storax sugar and all other sweet things 5. To Mars which is a planet exceeding hot and dry a friend to Venus and an enemy to all the rest cherishing the bladder and gall of the microcosme To which belong Arsmart asarabacca barberrie bush sweet bazill bramble bush briony brooke-lime butchers broome broome broomerape crowfoot wake Robin cranes bill cottonthistle toade-flax furze bush garlick hawthorne hops madder master-wort mustard hedge mustard nettles onions pepper wort or dittander carduus benedictus radish horse radish rubarb rhapontick bastard rubarb thistles starre thistle tabacco woolly thistle treacle mustard mithridate mustard dyers-weed and wormewood as also birthwort chamelion thistle cornell tree dane wort esula euphorbium spearwort hellebore spurge laurell medlars monks-hood plantain leekes plum tree oake tree tormentill nettle scammonie and all poysonsome things 6. To Venus which is a benevolent planet nocturnall feminine moderately cold a little more intensly moist a friend to the Sunne Mars Mercurte and the Moone an enemy to Saturne and having an influence upon the genitors and urinarie parts Vnder which are Alehoof or ground ivy black alder tree apple tree stinking orath archangell or dead nettles beanes ladies bedstraw birch tree bishops weed blites bugle burdock cherry tree winter cherries chick weed cich pease clary cocks-head colts foot cowslips daisies devills bitte elder dwarfe elder eringo featherfew figwort filipendula foxgloves golden rod gromewell groundsell herb Robert herbe true love kidnie wort ladies mantle mallowes marsh mallowes mercury mints motherwort mugwort nep parsnep peach tree peare tree penny royall periwinkle plantain plum tree primroses ragwort rocket winter rocket damaske roses wood-sage sanicle selfe heale sopewort sorrell wood sorrell sow thistles spignell strawberries garden tansey wild tansey or silverweed teasels vervain vine tree violets wheat and yarrow as also asphodill maiden haire coriander sow bread figgs ground ivy flower de luce all kinds of lillies melilot pomegranats daffodill stone parsley sweet peares roses saunders satyrion wild tyme tyme vervaine violet ladanum muske amber and all kinds of perfumes 7. To Mercurie which is a mutable planet good with the good and bad with the bad hot with the hot and cold with the cold dry with the dry and moist with the humid a friend to Saturne Jupiter Venus and the Moon and an enemy to Mars and the Sunne representing the lungs which it doth sympathetically strengthen by its influences yet some appropriate it unto the middle of the belly Vnder it are Calamints or mountaine mint carrots carrawaies dill elecampane ferne fennell hoggs fennell germander hasell nut tree hore-hound hounds-tongue lavender liquorice wall rue maiden haire golden maiden-haire sweet marjerome melilote money-wort mulberry tree oates parsley cow-parsnep pellitory of the wall chamepitys or groundpine rest harrow or cammock sampire summer and winter savory scabious smallage southernwood meadow trefoile garden valerian and hony-suckles or woodbinde as also marsh mallowes aniseed columbine daisy cammomile cubebs beanes fumitory wall-nut tree juniper tree mercury navew cinquefoile stone parsley butter burre burnet peony lungwort elder speedwell wild tyme and coltsfoot All which are said to cure diseases by sympathy so each planet cures its owne or antipathy so the contrary And are under the planets primarily and directly or immediatly or secundarily by the respective amity of the rest II. To the signes as followeth amongst which there are foure degrees after the manner of the foure first qualities so they are appropriate 1. To Aries which is a masculine fiery signe or hot and dry sympatheticall to the head Thus in the first degree Red mugwort betony succory larkspurre dane-wort mints peach kernells butter-burre wild time coltsfoot and fluellin and are to be gathered in the end of the dog dayes after the full of the Moon In the second degree Sperage S. Johns wort milfoile plantain and peony and are to be gathered the Sun and Moon being in Cancer In the third degree Agarick garden spurge mezereon tree wild gourds spurge