r2o N A T Ü f i A L >HI S T O R Y » f NO: R WAX.
'v Hepatica nobilis. Nofofe hverwart.
Herba Paris quadrifol. Herb trae-Hove.
Herta fiairomiia jouis. Spearwoit. Apdlilential herb, -pernicious
to. the cattle in thofe parts, where it grows plentifully, .par-
tioularly ooeafisnipg fiumors in their mouths.
Herba oeeiainialk. Afercury, or dogs-cole.
Herba triehtalis fl. àlbo. White triental.- . j
*' Herniaria. Ruptufer-'smrt.
Hieracium facie dent. leon. it. hirfntum, Jadniatum, minus
ramofum, fpinofum, aipinom. Hawk-weal.
Hirundinaria. Swallow-wort.
Hifpidita, fipes catL Several kinds of cats-foot.
Hyacinthus racemofus juncifol. Hair-bels.
Hyofchianaus albus et niger. Hen-bane.
Hypericon vulgare, i t minus ramofum. St. John’s-wort It
is. adminiftred here both inwardly and outwardly, in many cafés,
and with very good fiiccefs.
Hyfiopus. Hyflop.
Jacea nigra, fol. purpureo. Knap-*weed, or mat-fellon.
Impatiens fi noli me tangere. Touch me not.
Jmperatoria. Mafter-wort.
Iris paluftris fl. coerul et juteo. Bulbofa, gladîalls. Blag-flower.
Jimcus varii generis. Several kinds of Ruflres.
Lagopus. Hares^bçsÊ.
Larnium purp. atalb. Dead-nettles.
Lapathum, acetofum, it, aquaticum minus. Red and white
Sorrel, and water-dock.
Lappa perfbnata. Great-burdock.
Lavendula. Lavender.
Laureola, fbl. deciduo, baccis atrovirentibus. Surge-laurel.
Lens paluftris. Duckweed.
Lilium convallium, it. mini% £ bifol. Lilies of. the valltes j
thefe flowers' are fucceded by a fpecies of berries^ ripening about
harveft, in colour and figure like fmall cherries, of a grateful bitter,
an infufion of them in brandy is by fame accounted very
wholfbnn
Linaria ft. lutep. Toad-flax.
Lithof-
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Lithoijaermum Vd|£ufe. :GrummeIl dr giaymill.
Lolhim. Darnel, and frdm ftshaufing vertigos-called in Norway
Swimftig.
Lunaria vulgar, 'et racemofa. Moonwort.
LupinUs fi. albo, bteèul. lute®. *Blrie*a«d-yei.öwjL;dpMes.i
Lupulus iylveflxis. Wild hops.
Lychnis -latifcl. glabris, fed*, purper, ft M hfcfwttfs, 1 . fit**, et
purpureo, ftuvifcofa flor. purp. it pUrva fm i t i l i s fi, em êM o i t *
rtóïüusa fl. Gaffifpiöfis of fëföéïal kfeds.
Lycopodium, officinar. Woifii cl&w-m!&&.
: Ljfithadhia lutëa fpfeifta, i t . !fib% Lpieafe, gh^fet3kta.
Yellow and hooded’willow herb.
Malva. Hortens, fi. luteo. I f e l l o # $ $ i e r
Mallows.
Marmbium nigrufn. Black hoaï-hoünd.
MatrieSria.
Mdiïotus; vef a. Ï Melilot.
. Melifik tufêifcad '^Turkey-balm.
Mentha arvenfis hirfuta. Field-nfiötq tïf^a, exaSed-i^nt *
aqutóéa, wntetfiiint.
Millefolium. Yarrow, milfoiL
Moifiufe dkboli, £ fuoeöa fdftsg^abrft, ft. fok patum hftfutis.
Devils-bit ufed here for dyifcg yam gmen.
Möriüs gafiiftte. Ghick-Weed.
T a tóÉ fik ;this hfetb thdugli feflbWfi tö Wfi èJti€Mèly
heady’is* made ufe df trf brewing by jfeftïè pëaffant% m d ft^lies
thè place óf hops ih thdr liquor.
Narciflus-. Daffodil.
Nafturtium, yarn genéris,' aqtóticoift-, pfatChfej iniïïfts
féittatum, patfiil'ttih. Crèïlés öf fè’Vfcrfi kiné^.
Nigella. Fennel-flower.
'Nummuiaria fylveftris repens. fl. alM Mbftéy-\^if. T ë fhis
tribe probably may beïorig a f&tfway-herb, thé haime WMèdf I
hevèr cóuïd team, büt ft dëfeMè öböfce^ a tea it,
which' is a noble peftoral ; its feavés afe 'iiCirly oftiittilar,- witfi k
very fmaM incitofts at the fètfe> ^aft5 bdHg bfit h^f ds t%ia? a
Damflr flnlling, and growing, by pairs, oh a long, thin, ïound
and hairy fialk, its fiowefs ate little CkrifpantÉige; óf bells Óf
leaves, white on the outfide, but their infide bëautifijily variegated
with