PHARMACO-PINAX, OR A TABLE AND TAX Of the Pryces of all usual Medicaments, Simple and composed, contained in D. GORDON'S Apothecary and Chemical Shop, within Mr ROBERT FARQVHAR'S high Lodging, in New ABERDENE. Together with certain approved Remedies against Diseases, which now most reign amongst the Commons. All for the use of the People; proportionate both to Rich and Poor, Learned and Unlearned; and profitable to all. The LORD hath created Medicines out of the Earth, and be that is wise will not abhor them. He hath given Men Skill, that He might be honoured in His marvellous Works. By such ●…es healeth Men, and taketh away their Pain, etc. My Son, in thy Sickness be not negligent to pray to the LORD: Leave off Sin, order thine Heart aright, and cleanse thine Hands from Wickedness, etc. Then give place to the Physician, for the LORD hath created him: let him not go from thee, for thou hast need of him, etc. Honour him, with the Honour due to him, etc. His Skill shall lift up his Head, and in the sight of great men he shall be in admiration. Ecclesiasticus, 38. They that be whole need not a Physician, but they that are sick. Math. 9 12 ABERDENE, Imprinted by Edward Raban, ANNO 1625. blazon or coat of arms of the City of Aberdeen BON ACCORD Insignia Vrbis abredoniae PREFACE TO THE READER. IT is the Custom of well-Reformed Cities in GERMANY and ITALY, (Courteous Reader,) that every year the College of Medicine visit all Apothecary Shops, and examine their Drogs, Simple, and Composed; as destilled Waters, syrops, Electuaries, Pillons, etc. and whatsoever is fuisted, corrupted, falsified, or anywayes sophisticate, they throw them out: and all dry Herbs, reserved two years (although perchance fresh) they cause burn: and after there be new and recent Simples gathered and bought, they oversee the composing of such things as should stand over year. Thus the Shop being replenished of new, they cause print the Table and Tax of all those Medicaments, according to the plenty of the year, and as Foreign Simples are bought, cheaper, or dearer, from INDIAN and EASTERN Traders: so they renew ordinarily the Taxed every year as the Almanac, to the intent their own Recepts be faithfully answered, the Diseased relieved, and the People eased: who by virtue of such Taxes can oft times serve themselves, not employing Doctors at all Occasions. Whether or not such laudable Forms were necessary in our lawless Art here, any Man may judge; especially, if his Ears were filled with the daily Complaints of the People, which have been hitherto kept up in ignorance of the sincerity and worth of such things; alleging, Whatsoever Doctors ordains some to sell, quid pro quo, or at least to weigh every man by the Purse, per justuiam distributivam, non commutativam: and so are forced to cause merchand's bring home things they know neither the composition, nor dose, only for the price cause, which being taken without adwise, redoundeth to their own hurt, and our dishonour that are of the Art; having instead of a Commonweal, a Common-evill therein, and the whole Faculty made in evil odour to the people: not that they have ever lacked learned Professors, but because hitherto in all the North part of this Kingdom, there hath been no well-ordered Apothecary Shop: a thing so admirable, that it merits a part in the Records of the Realm. True it is, that for redressing these Enormities, I have brought Home, with great Charges, fresh Materials, and an excellent Artificer, to make all things contained in this Table: more faithfully and delicately to any Man's Eye, and as cheap as they can be had out of FRANCE, FLANDERS, or LONDON. And now seeing we have replenished the Shop with Simples and Compositions for a year, being oft required for a Copy of our Taxe-Board; for eschewing such frequent copying, we have thought expedient to cause Print all, for the use of the Country People, to whom chiefly we consecrate our Labours, and expects therefore thanks, nomine publico, and approbation of the wisest sort: (whom we request to signify unto us, by Word or Writ, of their Contentment) which will encourage us to proceed to greater things, & make Voyages ourselves to other Countries, for choosing, and Home-bringing in great, of the best Drogs (not relying, as others, which never crossed the Seas, upon the Factor's recommendation) also to renew every year this Take, yea, they may expect of this same AUTHOR a more profitable Work for the Country. Otherways, if Spirits of Contradiction will admit no Reformation, but living ever by evil example, would tyrannize more solito, and gainstand Rules whereby they might be redacted in Order, suppressing malis Artibus, such things un-come to light (qui mal▪ e facit odit lucem, veritas non quaerit Angulos, if by their procurements, or of whosoever that can maliciously, as the Spies of CANAAN, bring up an evil report upon the good Land, we find little dispatch of these Wares (whereof hitherto praised be GOD, we can not complain) we must likewise fall back from this Bread, to A●khornes with them, and (as they say) cast no more Pearls before Swine: thinking it sufficient to show our good meaning to the Commonwealth, in erecting such profitable Works, and let the Blame henceforth lie on others, not ASSISTERS, but RESISTERS thereto: as being almost fatal unto this NATION, that public Works seldom thrive; as for things already composed, we can employ them in our particular Practice: and if any loss be, we shall sustain it Reipublicae causa. And, seeing that we are more cunning, nowadays, to be evil Pratlers of others, than good Doers ourselves, if any Picke-quarrell, in alieno opere malè ingeniosus, object, All things usual otherwhere, not to be comprehended within this Tax, we confess to have retrinshed Superfluities, and things out of use; and have withheld some rare Compositions, serving to our particular Employment, which we cannot as yet make juris publici: but they are as many here as the Country may bear; yea, I fear more, a greater number to exclaim in the contrary, of too much variety, and more than our Fathers used. But they shall know, that our Praedecessors for the most part, in Ages past, were strong Men in personage, dwelling in Hilly Countries, observing exactly Hypocrates his Rule, Pa●ci in victu, eoque simplici & impigri ad labores. Yea, somewhat in Policy barbarous, (absit invidia verbo:) But this delicate declining Age bringeth out frailer Bodies, and more diseases: some advancing the same by immoderate Studies, exhausting their humidum radical & calidum innatum; and clambicating their best Spirits, so leaving no remains, but the bitter Dregs of Humours, to make the rest of the life anxious and unpleasant. But the number of such are few, compared to the rest, that by commerce with other Nations, do not as salomon's Sayleres to Tarshish: for they leave behind them the Gold of Ophir; that is, Virtue and Policy, wherewith they should plant their Country at their Return: and bringeth Home only the Apes and Peacocks of those merchants; that is, Vanities, and Foreign Vices, where-by they infect the Kingdom: Such is, Variety of Dishes, Curiosity of Disertes, sauces, Confections, Wine, and Strong Drinks, Ydle-seat, and Venery: perverting thereby all Digestions, corrupting the Blood, and disturbing the harmony and proportion of Humours: and consequently incurring worlds of new Infirmities, unknown to former Ages; which Evil, since it is come to such a height now, that it is easier to be lamented, than redressed, we think it not amiss, that Remedies in exquisiteness and variety march, pari passu, with Diseases. But, to the purpose, for understanding of the following Table, it is requisite to know, That Leaves of Herbs are measured by handfuls, and an hand-full is noted thus (m.) Flowers, by halfe-hand-fulls, which are noted (half m.) other dry Wares and Liquors are measured by weight, whereof the first is a pound, answering nearly in measure to our Scots Mutchken, and is marked so (lib.) our pound containeth twelve ounces: the ounce is thus noted (unc.) and containeth eight drachmas: a dragma is noted so (drag.) and containeth three scruples: a scruple is written so (scrup.) and containeth twenty grains: a grain is marked so (gra.) and is the least of our weights, answering to a Pepper corn: and the more that is bought of any thing, it is the cheaper; and the less, the dearer: as is usual in all Merchandise. The Prices are redacted to the lowest of this year: and as they change hereafter in other Kingdoms, whence we have many Simples, so this Tax may be yeerelie reform, as we have begun by this first: which, if it hath not precisely hit on every price, at least will serve ever in time-comming, for a groffe guess (as we speak) of the valour of such Wares: For Merchandise may height somewhat, but not often unto the triple, and less to the quadruple, quintuple, etc. This is said, for those that abusing the People's ignorance, under pretence, that Practice is rare, and they must live by their Calling, takes six prices for one thing: whereas, if Mediocrity were used, Employments would be more frequent, and their Consciences better. And for more certainty to the People, it were convenient that what Doctors ordain, were given the Patientes by writ, and they to collation the Ingredients and Compositions with the Tax: so should they not be deceived. If any curious man of his own accord would buy any things of this Table, he shall be answered; providing always he first inform himself, with us, of the use thereof, (which advise shall cost him nothing:) and not applying them impertinently, bring a slander on those he bought them from. And to that effect, howbeit we make long Voyages, South or North, we shall leave behind us a sufficient person in the Shop, to answer all buyers, and inform them of the use of the things bought: and ourselves shall not fa●le to be present (if GOD please) at WHITSONDAY and MARTINMES COURTS, precisely. To those Simples which either Herbal, gardiner's, or Dictionaries could furnish us, we have put to first the English, and then the Scottish names: although barbarous, at least to make them known unto every man: To the intent, that if any of those be cast by-handes, in Families, or rot over-yeere in Gardens, send them to us, they shall be contented for the same. As for Compositions, few of them have Vulgar Names, but the Title before them: and the Table of the Simples declare where-of, and how, they are made. If any of the People find our Medicamentes too dear, we are not malcontented, that they go to others, (having notwithstanding first essayed, if any Deduction may be made) providing they be eased, which is the chief thing we aim at. If, on the other part, any of our Brethren will not accord to our prices, come to us, they shall not be refused. Rex JUPITER omnibus idem, Fata viam invenient. And lastlie, as for those that out of their ridiculous humour jested most at our PROGRAME, whether at ALCHEMY or REMEDIES, when they are convinced with multitudes of Exemples, which they shall bear of (GOD willing) to their confusion, ere it be long: Advise them, whether their Malice or Ignorance was greater, to take exceptions at our Age and remaining place, and argument so wittily, saying, Such things we never saw, nor knew: Ergo, they are impossible, quasi ver●▪ as if there might not big Volumes be composed of things which they never yet saw nor know, how lofty so ever their carriage be. And thus we are forced, in stead of short PREFACES, to mix Apologetical Digressions: rather to prick some empty Bladders, puffed up with the Wind of Conceit, and to close the Mouths of those Brainsick Railers, who suffer no Action to escape their miss-constructing Commentaries; than otherways to humour these our Domestic Chamaeleons, who feed upon the Air of idle Discourses. Which Prolixity, notwithstanding, and Freedom in Arguing, hoping thou wilt take in good part, I bid thee heartily Farewell. LECTORI PHILIATRO S. EN Tibi (Lector Benevole) Tabellam Taxamque Medicamentorum usualium, in summa Capita & Classes digestorum, Methodo (quod sciam) in omnibus à nemine hactenus tentata; adeò tamen perspicua & brevi quam rerum intricata varietas, & nostrorum negotiorum multiplicium importunitas sieri patiebantur. Complexi sumus eodem Catalogo eademque officina totam materiam Medicam; simplicia nempe seplasiariorum, compositiones antiquas dogmaticorum & spagyricas chymicorum; quae non solùm tres diversas pharmacopolarum officinas alibi terrarum constituunt; sed compositorum discrimina, medicorum modernorum animos in duarum sectarum diversa studia & penè contraria saepenumerò discindunt. Si nostrum esset inter hos tantas componere lites, vnicà distinctiunculà determinaremus, utriusque sectae materiam esse eandem planè, modum vero componendi dogmaticorum rudiorem, reservatis faecibus, sed adjectis quae noxas corrigant, tutiùs tamen (ut ipsis videtur) sua pharmaca operantur in morbis recentibus, suntque ob vilitatem pauperibus communicabilia: spagyricorum vero subtiliorem multò, detractis simplicium terrestreitatibus & qualitatibus venesicis; ac proinde existimant essentias suas depuratas in nauseabundis ob molem exiguam jucundiùs assumi, altiùsque penetrando ad partem affectam, potentiùs certiùsque operari, praesertim in robustis & morbis inveteratis, diutiùsque incorrupta servari, sed ob pretium, magnatibus aut paulò ditioribus ut plurimùm tantùm convenire. Nos tamen in nullius magistri verba exclusiuè juraturi, ex utrisque praestantiora excerpsimus, incertis, inutilibus, periculosis, consultò omissis. Si tibi vel cuivis judicioso nostra diligentia probetur, intentum habemus, imo plus quam sperare ausim: sin criticorum nostri seculi vel potius ignavissimorum ultra suam crepidam ridiculè garrientinna censoriam virgulam effugere nequimus, Cerebella ista Helleborosa Caesaris ira aut justa refutatione non dignamur, per nos licebit unicuique suo sensu abundare & super acumen aeus; si ita lubet, calumnias exstruere, modò concedatur res nostras nostro more ordinare, & in hac statione collocato talentum commissum excolere, id est, Herculeo auso Augiae stabulum artis istius repurgare, distorta dirigere, scabrosa complanare, lacunas replere, & reparare vallum, ac spretis popularibus auris quamvis cum famae periculo, & apud imperitos, manifesto dispendio, aegris, patriaeque cui secundum DEUM plurimum debeo quomodocunque prodesse. Equidem (ne judicando de nostro genio quisquis es decipiare) is sum, vel esse cupio, qui actiones ad certissimam scientiae & conscientiae normam dirigam, non vero ad regulam Lesbiam rumorum vulgarium conformem; opes privatas non ad infinitam avaritiae ulnam, sed ad brevissimam naturae Spithamam mensurem, virtutem denique in contemptissimo quoque venerer, secterque; vitia in quamtumvis venerando contemnam abominerque. Conflictandum est utique generosis ingeniis cum seculi solique iniquitate, in quo non ad rei veritatem, sed secundum opiniones & extimam corticum vivitur; adeo & qui aliquo conatu eximio supra vulgus eminere satagit, & ingratissimo beneficii genere de universis mercri, tantùm abest ut omnium suffragiis publicoque applausu promotus, voti compos inclytusque evadat, aut alios justa aemulatione accendat, quin praeclarè satis secum actum crediderit modò, non sycophantarum obliquis dicteriis & ludibrio se exponat, rabularum symposiantium sinistris sermonibus materiam subministret, & (quae est temporis istius calamitas) penè dixerim in scoenam ignominiae prodeat, Socordia avita in actionibus propriis, & in aestimandis alienis satyrico sale pe●fusa dicacitas, ad veram virtutem aditum omnem adeo praeclusit, ut propè piaculum sit ex turbae ignobilis colluvione emergere, quasi nullibi amplius relicta esset materia glo●iae. Sed haec obiter: Si ordinis ratione● requiris, placuit simplicia alphabetica serie disponere, ex compositis, dogmatica spagiricis, interna externis, & liquida siccis praemittere. Si causeris omnia non usque adeo exacta, scias materiam esse laboris non exigui, & in qua minitula lynceos oculos effugiant, ac sicubi dormitum sit, aliquid illi condonandum est, qui primus in hac parte aliis glaciem perfregerit foetu isto quamvis abortivo, id est, ad conspectum vasculorum officinae raptim sabricato: ac ut tandem aliquando contentere, ●pusculum est anniversarium, sive annuae durationis, & quottannis, si ita res postulat renovabile, ac ut foetus ursi, lambendo reformabile. Vale. DAT. ABRED. EX PHARMACOPOLIO NOSTRO KAL. OCTOB. 1625. PHARMACO-PINAX, SIMPLICIA ALPHABETICO ORDINE. Simples in Alphabetical order. ABsynthii pontici. of Greek or Turkey wormwood m. 3. s. Ambrae griseae. of Ambre Grise Gra. 6. s. Acatiae oriental: of juice of Acatia Drag. 6. s. Agarici electi. of Choice Agaricke Aloes succotrinae. of better Aloe Aloes hepaticae. of grosser Aloe Drag. Asphalti, vel bitum: judaic: of jewish Clay, Pitch, or Brimstone of Sodom Drag. 3. s. Anacardi. of the fruit of the tree Anacardium 2. s. Assae fetidae. of a stinking Gum, called Devils Dirt Drag. 1. s. Aluminis Rochae crudi. of common Alum Lib. 4. s. Vsti. of Alum Ounce. Zacharini. Alm like Sugar 4. s. Plumosi. of fetherie Alm Ounce. 6. s. Antimonii vel stibii Crudi. of crude Antimony Ounce. 1. s. Praeparati. of prepared Antimony Drag. 6. s. Argenti vivi. of Quickesilver Ounce. 8. s. Aeris usti. of Brass drag. 1. s. Acori, vel calam: aromat: officin: sweet smelling Reed, called Calamus Ounce. 2. s. Angelicae odoratae. of the best Angelic root Amigdalarum Amararum. of bitter Almonds Drag. 1. s. Dulcium. of sweet Almonds Vnc. 3. s. Amidi officinarum. of Starch Ounce 1. s. Arsenici Albi. of whit Arsenic, Rotton poison Ounce 4. s. Rubri. of red Arsenic, Rat's bane Axungiae, vel pingued. Grease, or fatness. Anatis. of Ducks Ounce 3. s. Galinae. of Hen's Anseris. of Geese Ounce 1. s. Porci. of Swine Equi. of Horse's Ounce 4. s. Cervi. of Dear Taxi. of Brockes Ounce 10. s. Vrsi. of Bear's Humanae. of Men Ounce 12. s. Anguillae of Eels B Baccae Berries Cupressi. of Cyprus Ounce 4. s. Hederae. of Woodbine Ebuli. of Walwor● Ounce 1. s. Sambuci. of the Bour-tree juniperi. of juniper, or eatin-berrie Lauri. of the Bay tree Ounce 4. s. Myrti. of the myrtill Balaustiorum of wild Pomegranate Flowers. Drag. 1. s. Benzoini, assae dulcis. of Bensoin, a clear Gum smelling like incense Drag. 3. s. Ben Albi. of white behen Drag. 2. s. Rubri. of red behen Blattae bizantiae, sive unguis odoratae. of smelling Indian Mussels drag. 3. s. Boli Armeni Orientalis. of better Bolarmine drag. 1. s. Communis. of common Bolarmine Ounce 2. s. Boraces, seu Chrysocollae. of Borace of the Goldsmiths. drag. 3. s. Berberis. of Berberries' fruit Ounce 4. s. C CAncrorum fluviatil: praepar: of fresh Water Crabs prepared drag. 2. s. Castorii. of the Bedgar, or Beaver Cod drag. 4. s. Camphorae. of Camphir Carpobalsami. of Balm Fruit drag 4. s. Calcytis' ustae. of Brasse-Oare burnt Cantaridarum praepar: of Cantarides, or Spanish Flees Calcanthi, vide Vitriol●m Calami Aromati, vide Accorus Capillorum Veneris. of Maiden hair, Venus' hair m. 4. s. Cardui benedicti. of the blessed Thistle Cardamomi utriusque. of Cardamom, a sort of Indian spice. drag. 3. s. Carabae, vel succini Albi. of white Lamber drag. 2. s. Rubri. of red Lamber Chalibis praepar: of rasped and prepared Steel Chrystalli praepar: of prepared Crystal Coaguli Leporis. of an Hare's Maw prepared Ounce 4. s. Colophoniae. of a sort of Roset, like remains of Turpentine after Distillation Ounce 2. s. Costi legittimi. of upright Costus drag. 6. s. Cornu cervi praepar: of Harts-borne prepared drag. 2. s. Coriandri prepar: of Coriander seed prepared Ounce 3. s. Corallines. of Sea-mosse, like Coral, cleaving to Rocks or Shells drag 3. s. Colocyntis, coloquintida. wild gourd apple drag 4. s. Corticum of Barks or Pills Ligni sancti. of the lesser and better guajack Ounce 4. s. Tamarisci. of the Tamariske three Capparorum. of Capres Ounce 6. s. Citri. of Cytrones, or Lemons drag 2. s. Granatorum, seu malicorii. of apple Garnets' Ounce 4. s. Mandragorae. of Mandrackes drag 1. s. Cassiae ligneae. of Cassia a sweet reed, like Canell drag 3. s. Cassiae fistulae. of Cassia fistula Ounce 6. s. Cariophyllorum. of Cloves drag 1. s. Centaurii minoris. of the less Centaurie m 3. s. Cer● Albae. of white wax ounce 4. s. Flavae. of yellow Wax Ounce 2. s. Hispanicae, of Spanish burnt Wax drag 2. s. Ciperi utriusque. of English Galangall roots drag 1. s. Chinae electae rad: of the China roots Ounce 16. s. Croci. of Saphron drag 12. s. Cubebarum. of the fruit of the Indian tree cummacke drag 3. s. Curcumae of Curcuma roots, like Ginger, or Galangall drag 1. s. Cuscutae. of the dodder of Lint m 3. s. Cynamomi electi. of choice cinnamon or Canell drag 1. s. D Dactyli Alexandrini. Dates of Egypt Ounce 4. s. Diacridii. of prepared scammony 12. s. Dictamni Cretici of Dittam of Candie drag 2. s. Albi of white Dittam Doronici. of a root of Egypt so called Elaterii. of dried juice of the wild Cucumber gra 1. s. Ellebor Albi. of white Hellebor, Niese-wort Ounce 8. s. Nigri. of black Hellebor root Euphorbii. of the juice of the herb Euphorbium drag 6. s. Eupatorii of Liverwort Graecorum. of common agrimony m 2. s. Avicennae. of bastard agrimony, like Hemp Mesuae, aut agerati: of Gold-flowre m 3. s. Epithymi. of doder of Thyme drag 1. s. Esulae praepar: prepared Esula, a sort of Spurge drag 2. s. Farinae of Meal Amyli. of Starch Ounce 1. s. Avenae. of Oates Hordei. of Barley Volatilis. of mill dust, sticking to the cribs and balks Fenugreci. of Fenegre seed Ounce 4. s. Fabarum. of Beanes Ounce 2. s. Lupinorum. of Lupins, a sort of pulse Orobi. of Fitches, etc. Fellis. of Galls Tauri. of Bulls Drag. 2. s. Gallinae. of Hens Drag. 3. s. Perdicis. of Partridges Drag. 6. s. Vulturis. of Raven's Foliorum Herbarum nostratium. Leaves of Country Herbs. Absynthii communis. of Wormwood Abrotani. of sothernwood, Averunȝie Acetosae. of the Sorrel, or Souracke Acetosellae. of Sheep's Sorrel, or Goacks Souracke Artemisiae. of Mugwort Anethi. of Dill Alchimillae. of Lady's Mantle Alcines. of Mouse-Eare Altheae. of white Mallows Argentinae. of Silver weed, wild tansy Anagallidis. of Chickeweed. Atriplicis. of Arasch Betae. of Beets Betonicae. of Beton Boraginis. of Borage Buglossae. of bugloss, Oxe-tongue Brancae ursinae. of Boare-foote Brunellae. of Bugle, Brunell Bursae Pastoris. of Shepherd's bag Chamomillae. of Camomile, Camavyn Chelidoniae. of Swallow-wort, Celidon Chamedris. of Chamedrios, Germander Chamepitis. of ground Pyne, field Cypress Centinodii. of Knot grass Cheyri. of yellow Gillie-flowres, Well-flowres Cichorei. of Cicorie Cynoglossae. of Dog Tongue Dent: Leonis. of Dandelion, Lyon-teeths Ebuli. of Wallwort, or Blood-wort Endiviae. of Garden Succory Equiseti. of Horsetayle Erucae. of Rocket Euphrasiae. of Eye-bright Foeniculi. of Fennell, Finkell Fragariae. of Strawberries Fraxini. of the Ash Tree Fumariae. of fumitory, or Earth-smoake Hederae. of Woodbine Hiosciami. of Hen-bane Hypericonis. of St john's grass Hyssopi. of Hyssop Hepaticae. of Stone-Lever-Wort Lactucae. of Lettuce Lavendulae. of Lavender Lauri. of the Laurel Tree Laureolae. of Larie. Lupuli. of Hoppe Meliloti. of Melilote Melissa. of Balm, Balmonie Majoranae. of Marjolin Malluae. of Mallous Marubii. of Hoar-hound Matricariae. of Feverfeu, feverfulȝie Menthae. of Menth, Mint Mercurialis. of Mercury Mille-folii. of Mille▪ folium Nepetae. of Catmynt Parietarae. of Pellitory of the Wall Pilosellae. of Pilosella, like Mouse-Eare Pervincae. of Perwincle, Vinca pervinca Politrici. of Maiden bayre Portulacae. of Purpie Plantaginis. of Plantain Primulae veris. of Primrose, Cowslips Pulegii: of Penniroyall, Pudding grass Querci. of Oake-tree Roris solis. of ros-solis Rutae of Rew Salviae. of Sage Sabinae. of Savintree Salicis. of Willows, Sauch Sambuci. of Alder or Bour-tree Sutureiae. of Garden-Savori● Scabiosae. of Scabious Scolopendriae. of Hinds tongue, Melt wort Scordii. of Scordion Sempervivi. of House leek, aye green, ●ow Serpilli. of wild Thyme, our Lady's Bedstraw, Pepper grass Solatri. of Nightshade, or morel Sonchi. of the Sowthistle Soldanellae. of Sea-keall Tanaceti. of tansy Tapsi barbati. of Woollen, High-Taper Thymi. of Thyme Tussilaginis. of Tussilago, Horse-foote Verbenae. of Vervene. Violariae. of March Violets Veronicae. of Veronicke Vlmariae. of Med-wort Vmbilici Veneris. of Pennie-wort & caetera m. 2. s. Fol: auri. of gold in leaves the piece 2. s. Fol: argenti. of silver in leaves the piece 1. s. Fol: senae. of Senie leau●s drag 2. s. Folicul: senae. of cod or husks of Senie drag 3. s. Fol: indi malabathri: of Malabathrum, some think i● the leaf of the cinnamon three drag 8. s. Flor: Cordial: Cordial Flowers Rosarum. of Roses, red or white Violarum. of Violets Boraginis. of Borage half m. 2. s. Buglossae. of Oxe-tongue Anthos. of Rosemary half m. 6. sh. Florum Vulgarium. OF COMMON FLOWERS. Betonicae. of Vetone Calendulae. of the Marigold Cariophyllorum. of janet flowers Cichorii. of Cicorie Cyani. of the Blawert Chamomillae. of Camavyne Cheiri. of Walflowre Fenugreci. of fenegre Fabae. of Beanes Genistae. of Broome Hepericonis. of Saint john's Grass Hyssopi. of Hyssop Lavendulae. of Lavender Liliorum alborum. of white Lilies Matrisylvae. of the honey suckle Malvae. of Maws Meliloti. of the Melilote Nympheae. of water Lillie Papaveris rhead: of red Poppy Primulae veris. of Primrose Paeoniae. of rose-peonie Sambuci. of bour tree Stechados. of Stechas Tiliae. of the linden tree And others usual. half m. 1. s. Flos squenanthi: of flowers of juncus odoratus Drag 3. s. Flos aeris praepar: of red grains, flying from melted Brass drag 4. s. Fragmenta preciosa. Fragments of precious stones Granatorun. of Granates, like pongranat seed Scrup. 20. s. Hyacynthorum. of ●acynths Rubinorum. of Rubies Saphyrorum. of Sapphire's Smaragdorum. of Emerauds' Topaziorum. of Topazes Fructus Fruits Avellanarum. of Nuts Ounce 1. s. Caricarum. of dry Figs Cydoniorum, Quinces the piece 4. s. Malorum Granatorum, &c▪ G GAlangae. Of Galangall drag 3. s. Gallarum. Of Galls ounce 2. s. Gentianae. Of Gentian, or Fellwort Root drag 1. s. Genitalis cervi, praepar. Of Hart Pisle, praepared drag 6. s. Glicyrizae rasae. Of razed Liquorish ounce 2. s. Granorum Kermes. Of Spanish Kermesse ounce 8. s. Gummi vel Gummatum of Gums Ammoniaci. of Gum Amoniacke ounce 8. s. Arabici. of Gum Arabic of Acatia Elemi. of Gum Elemie, of the Olives of Aethiopia drag 2. s. Hederae. of Woodbine Bdelli●. of gum Bdellium, like Myrrh Guttae gummi. of Gutta de Gamba drag 6. s. Guajaci. of the Guajacke tree drag 12. s. juniperi. of the juniper three Galbani. of Gum Galbanum Ounce 8. s. Cerasorum. of gum of Cherry trees drag. 1. s. Prunorum. of gum of Plum trees Oppoponaci. of gum of Panax ounce 12. s. Sagapeni. of gum of a Plant in Midia Ounce 14. s. Taccamahacae & caragnae. of two Gums laitly come from India ounce 16. s. H Hermodactylorum. of white round roots, called Dogsbane, Mead-saffron Ounce 4. s. Hypocystidis succi. of juice of Hypocystis Ounce 8. s. Hirudinum praepar: of Horseleeches, or Loch-leeches prepared the piece 4. s. Herniariae, herbae turcae. or Millegrana m 6. s. I jalappae Ind: or: of an Indian Root, like Mechoacan drag. 3. s. Ichthyocollae. of Glue of Fish Ounce 1. s. Intest●orum lupi praepar: of Wolves guts prepared drag 8. s. Ivae arthriticae. of Ground-Pine m. 3. s. Iridis florentiae rad: of roots of Flowr-de-luce, or Florentine Seg ounce 4. s. jujubae. of the fruit of the jujub tree, like Olives' Ounce 6. s. L Ladani puri. of the juice of Cystis ledon drag 2. s. Lapidum of stones Bezoar: oriental: of Eastern, or best Bezoar Gra. 6. s. Bezoar: occidental: of Western and worse Bezoar Gra. 4. s. Armeni. of green Azure stone praepar: dra. 1. s. Lazuli. of blue azure, or lazule stone Lyncis. of the congealed urine of lynx, as is supponed Lincurius Gesneri judaici. of the stone of judea, like an Aikhorne Spongiae. of a stone found in Water Sponges Magnetis. of the Loadstone. Gagatis. of the Agathor geat stone Chelidonii. of the Swallow-stone, found in their bellies gra 2. s. Aetitis. of the Eagle stone a piece 20. s. Marmoris & Alabastri. of Marble and Alabaster, etc. Lib. 2. s. Lignorum of Trees Aloes. of the Aloes tree Drag 12. s. Brasilii. utriusque. of Brissell Ounce. 1. s. Buxi, of the Bush three juniperi rasi. of the juniper, Sancti seu guajaci. of the Guajacke tree Ounce 2. s. Nephitici. of the Gravel tree, etc. Drag. 6. s. Lythargirii auri. of golden Lytharge Ounce. 2. s. Lythargirii argenti. of silver Lytharge Liquiriciae succi. of the juice of Liquorish Ounce 8. s. M Mannae calabrinae. of Manna of Calabria Ounce 12. s. Margaritarum praepar: of prepared Pearls scrup 24. s. Marris perlar: praepar: of Mother of Pearl prepared Drag. 6. s. Macis. of Maces, or husks of Nutmegs drag. 2. s. Masticis electae. of choice or white Mastix Drag. 3. s. Mechoacae. of white Rhubarb, as some call it, or Mechoacan Medulla cruris Marrow of Thigh Bones Bovis. of Oxen Ounce 1. s. Vaccae. of Kine Cervi. of Heart's Ounce 4. s. Millepedum praepar: of paumer; we call them Sclaiters scrup. 10. s. Myrrhae trogloditicae electae. of choice red Myrrh drag 4. s. Mirabulanorum omnium Of the five sorts of Myrabolanes, to wit. Bellericorum Drag. 1. s. Chebulorum Citrinorum Emblicorum Indorum Moschi oriental: of Musk gra. 6. s. Mumiae. of Mumia of Egypt Drag 2. s. N NIcotianae, herbae reginae, of Tobacco confected with oil of Aniseeds Ounce 16. s. Nucum of Nuts Moscatae. of Nutmegs Drag 2. s. Vomicae. of Nux Vomica Drag 1. s. judicae. a whole Indian Nut 40. s. Nucleorun of Kernels Cerasorum. of Cherry or Geene-stones ounce 4. s. Persicorum. of persicke, or peach, or Abrico-stones Prunorum. of Plum-damas stones, &c O OLibani puri vel thuris masculi. of frankincense Ounce 8. s. Opii Thebaici. of opium or dried juice of Poppies drag 8. s. Oppobalsami veri. of upright natural Balm Drag 40. s. Ossis, de cord cervi. of bones found in the Deeres Heart the piece 6. s. Ossis sepiae. of the bones of the Cuttlefish the piece 2. s. P Piperis of Pepper Albi. of white Pepper Drag 2. s. Nigri. of black Pepper drag 1. s. Longi. of long Pepper drag 1. s. Pirethri. of Pellitory Picis Navalis. of Pitch, pulled from off old Ships ounce 1. s. Plumbi usti loti. of Lead washen Pinearum. of kernels of the Nuts of the Pinetree Ounce 4. s. Pistaciorum. of Fistic Nuts Pulmonis vulpis praepar: of Fox lights prepared drag 3. s. R Rasurae Eboris. of Rasping of Eben, or Ivory drag 1. s. Rhabarbari electi. of choice rhubarb drag 6. s. Rhabarbari Monachorum. of Monk's rhubarb drag 1. s. Rhapontici. of Raponticke drag 4. s. Radicum nostratium. of Vulgar Roots. ALtheae. of white Mallows Angelicae nostrae. of our Angelic Anonidis. of the rest Harrow Appii petroselini. of Garden Parsley Ariosto vel aronis. of Calf's foot, or Priests Pintle Asparagorum. of Aspergis Betae. of the Beete Bistortae. in Scottish, Patience Buglossae. of Oxe-tongue Cariophyllatae. of Avens Cichorii. of Succory Cicutae. of Hemlock Consolidae, major: of Camfray Cynoglossae. of Dogtongue Ebuli. of Blood-wort, Wallwort Enulae companae. of Alacompaine Eryngii▪ of sea holly, or hulver Foeniculi. of fennel, Finkell Filicis. of the Fern Filipendulae. of Drop-wort Graminis. of Couchgrass Iridis nostrae. of our Segg Imperatoriae. of herb Alexander Levistici. of Lovage Liliorum alborum. of white Lilies Morsus Diaboli. of Devil's bit Osmundae regalis. of Water fern Pentaphylli. of Cincke-fulȝie Paeoniae. of Rose peonie Pimpinellae. of Pimpernell Polypodii. of Oak-fearn, Earn fearn Raphani. of the Radish Rubiae tinctorum. of Mader Rusci of petegre, Butcher's Broom Satirionis. of Ballocke-grasse Saxisragii. of saxifrage stone-brak Sigilli Solomon: of Salamons' seal Tormentillae. of Tormentill. Valerianae. of Valerian, setwell Vincetoxici. of Vincetoxicum Vrticae. of the Nettle Aliarumque usualium, And others usual. Ounce. 3. s. Radicum of Rootes Aristolochiae utriusque▪ of Hartwort, Birt-wort Ounce 8. s. Bryoniae. of bryony, or white Wine root Cyclaminis. of Sow bread S Salis of Salt Armoniaci. of Salt Armoniacke Ounce 6. s. Alkali. of Kali salt Gemmae. of Crystallin salt Nitri. of Salt-peter ounce 2. s. Saccari of Sugar Candi. of Sugar Candie white ounce 3. s. red Ounce 2. s. Farinae. of Castenad or Kitchen Sugar ounce 1. s. Fini. of refined Sugar Ounce 2. s. Penidii. of rolled wrought Sugar ounce 4. s. Salsae parillae. of Salsa parilla ounce 10. s. Sasaphras. of Indian Sassafras drag 4. s. Sandara●…ae rab●m. a sort of Arsenic Ounce Hirci praepar: of Bucks blood dra. 1. s. Sanguinis of Blood Humani praepar: of Men Draconis. juice of a tree, for redness called Dragon-blood drag 3. s. Sandalorum. of Alborum. of white drag 2. s. Citrinorum. of yellow Rubrorum. of red drag 1. s. Sarcocollae. of flesh lime Saponis albi. of white Soap ounce 3. s. Scammonii. of Scammony, juice of the Herb Scammony drag 12. s. Scordii cretici. of scordion of Candie drag 2. s. Scoriae Ferri & Aeris praepar: of dross, or refuse of Iron and Brass drag 1. s. Seminum Vsualium. OF MEDICINAL SEEDS. Absynthii. of Wormwood Antherae rosarum. of Rose Seed drag. 2. s. Acetosae. of Sourackes' Agni casti. of Chest-Tree, Abraham's Olives' Basiliconis. of Basilicke▪ Garden Basill Anethi. of Dill Cytoniorum. of Quinces Asparagi. of Asperges Lythospermi. of Grummall Bismalvae. of white Mallows Ricini Americani. of Palma Christi Brusci. of Butcher's Broome Cardui benedicti. of blessed Thistle Staphisagriae. of Staphisaker, Lyce-bane Carthami. of wild Safron Seseleos. of Seseli Cannabis. of Hemp Cataputiae. of Spurge. Majoranae. of Marjolin scy. 3. s Erucae. of Rocket Mel●ssae. of Balm Hioscyami. of Hen-bane dr. 1. s Cicerum rubr: of red Cices ounce 3. s. Levistici. of Lovage Foenugreci. of Fenegre Linguae avis. of the Ash three Genistae. of Broome Malvae. of Mallows Lupinorum. of Lupins Napi. of long Rap, or Navet Lini. of Linget Nasturtii. of Cresses, Towne-Carse O●ob●. of Vetches, Fitches Nigellae. of Niel, or Gitt Semium 4 callidor: major: Anisi. of Anise seeds dr. 1. s. Papaveris utriusque. of Chesbow Foeniculi. of Fenkell Plantaginis. of Plantain Carvi. of Carvi Petroselini. of Parsley Cummini. of Cummin Pastinacae. of Peasneip Sem. 4. call: minor: Ameos. of Amie drag. 2. s. Psyllii. of Flea-bane Amomi. of Amomum Paeoniae. of Rose-Pionie Apii. of Smallage Sinapis. of Mustard Dauci. of Daucus of Candie Thlaspi. of Thlaspi Vrticae. of Nettles Sem. 4 frigid. maj. Cucumeris. of Cucumbers drag. 1. s. Sem. 4. frigid. min. Endiviae. of Cicorie drag. 1. s. Cucurbitae. of Gourds Lactucae. of Lettuce Cytrulli. of Citruils Portulacae. of Purpie Melonum. of Melons Scar●olae. of white Endivie Serici crud●. of raw Silk drag. 6. s. Spermatis coeti. of Whaile-shot Ounce 6. s. Spicae nard●. of Spicknard drag. 5. s. Spicae celticae. of spica Celtica of Shops. drag 2. s. Spodii. of spodium, or burnt Ivory drag 3. s. Squmanthi. squenath Flower of juncus odoratus or Camels siraw. drag 8. s. Styracis calamitae. of a sweet Gum brought from Syria in reeds drag 6. s. Styracis liquidae. worst sort of stirax Ounce 12. s. Scincorum's marin. scinke-fish like a Lezard▪ or Salamander, by some called the little Crocodil. the piece 24. s. Sulphuris Vivi. of quick Brimstone Ounce 2. s. C●rini of yellow Brimstone Ounce 1. s. Sumach. of Sumacke Ounce 4. s. T Tamarindorum. of Tamarinds, or Indian Plums ounce 6. s. Terrae Earth's Sigillatae. of stamped Earth of Constantinople drag 2. s. Samiae. of the Isle of Samos Ounce 4. s. Silesiacae. of Silesia Lemniae of the Isle of Lemnos, etc. drag 3. s. Terebinthiae Venetae. of Turpentine of Venice ounce 4. s. Cypriae. of better Turpentine of Cyprus drag 2. s. Tragacanthi. of dragant, a white Gum of that tree Tornasolis. of Tornsol. ounce 8. s. Thymi cretici. Thyme of Candie drag 2. s. Turbith gummosi. of Turbith drag 6. s. Tutiae praepar. of prepared Tutie drag 2. s. V Visci aucupum. of Bird Lyme drag 1. s. Visci Quercini. Miscell, Oak Lyme Drag. 3. s. Vitrioli simple: Calcant, Vitriole, Copperas Lib. 4. s. X Xylobalsami. vide Lignum Aloes Z Zedoariae. Of Seduarie Roots drag. 1. s. Zinziberis. Of Ginger ounce 3. s. Zibethi. Of Sivet Gran. 6. s. Pharmaca Composita Dogmatica. Composed Medicaments of the Ancients. DECOCTA. DECOCTIONS. SIMPLICIA. MAGIS COMPOSITA. LEnitivum vnc. 2. s. Epithymi Mesves ounce 3. s Aperitivum Flor. & fruct. cordial. Carminativum Commune pro Clyster lib. 10. s Diureticum Ligni sancti ounce 1. s Sudorificum Chinae ounce 4. s Vulnerarium, vel sclopetarium Salsae ounce 2. s Praeparans humores Galli veteris. Cock Brews unc 1. s Pro fomento Ptysana simple. simple pties. lib 6. s Pectorale Ptysana laxat. laxative Ptysan. lib 24. s Et similium usualium. SVCCI. juice of Herbs and Fruits. Aurantiorum vnc. 8. s Agrimoniae vnc. 2. s. Berberum Cichorii Citri Betae Ribium Boraginis Rosarum. & omnium succorum inspissatorum. Solatri, & omnium succorum depuratorum Roob, vel Sapa. Jelly, Geale. Berberis Ribs ounce 2. s. Cerasorum Mororum De Cortis Prunorum Acidorum & similium simplicium usualium Cytoniorum Fragorum Gelatina Vulgaris Aromatica, common geale. Ounce 4. s. Vina vel Cervisia Medicata. Medicinal Wine or Ale, for such as having old Diseases, abhorreth Medicines. Angelicae For cold brains Senae. for Constipation Salviae Passularum. for Restoring Euphrasiae for clearing the Sight Seminun Ebuli for Hydropesie Foeniculi & florum Sambuci Tussilaginis for Diseases of the breast And so forth, of the rest of Diseases: Enulae Wine, ounce 1. s. Sulphurata Ale, the pound 4. s. Absynthii. for the stomach Hypocraticum Vinum. Divers sorts of Hippocras, for Banqueting. ounce 3. s. or, the mutsken 24, s. Buglossae. for Melancholy Chalibeata. for obstructions Anisi. for Colickes Aceta Medicata. Medicinal Vinegar. Destillatum ounce 4, s. Sambuci ounce 3. s. Rosatum Salviatum Violatum Scylliticum Senae laxativum ounce 5. s. Cerasorum, etc. Theriacale, etc. 6. s. MELLITA. Composed of Honey. Me1 vnc. 3. s. OXIMELITA. Rosatum simplex vnc. 3. s. Oximel simplex Ounce 2. s. Violatum simplex Oximel compositum ounce 4. s. Mercuriale vnc. 2. s. Oximel scylliticum ounce 6. s. Passulatum HIDROMELITA. M●sti inspissatis Hidromel simplex ounce 2. s. Anthosatum vnc. 6. s. Hidromel dureticum Quercitani ounce 4, s. Anacardinum Rosatum solutivum Hidromel cum succo Cerasorum ounce 3, s. LOOCH, VEL ECLEGMATA. Licks, or Lambitives. Incidentia & detergentia. unc, 6, s. San●m & expertum ounce 6, s. De pino De Farfara, seu Tussilagine▪ De pulmone vulpis De Prassio, seu Marrubio Incrassantia. unc, 6, s. De Caulibus Gordonii De Tragacantho Pro asthmate De papavere, & similium De passulis EMULSIONES. Emulsions. Lac amigdalarum dulcium ounce 3, s. Sem. 4▪ frigid. major ounce 4, s. Hordeatam Heurnii ounce 4, s. Lactis Virginalis ounce 1, s. Sem. Papaveris, Cannabis, & similium, ounce 2, s. SYRUPI. SYROPES'. Calidi Simplices. De Absynthio De Calamintho De Prassio De Artemesia De Hyssopo De 5, radicibus ounce 4, s. De Betonica De Mentha min. De▪ Thymo, etc. Calidi Compositi. De Betonica composit. De Epithimo De Stechade composit. ounce, 6, s. De Corticibus citri De Mentha maj. De Cynamomo ounce, 7, s. Refrigentes simplices. ounce. 6. s. Acetosae. simple. Ounce. 4. s. Refrigerantes compositi. De succo Acetosae De berberis De agresta Acetositatis citri Cicorii simple. Cytoniorum Eudiviae simple. De succo Granatorum Cerasorum simple. De limonibus De Nymphea De papavere compositus De papavere simple. Violarum purpureus De pomis simplex Oxisaccarum compositum, etc. De portulaca simple. TEMPERATI COMPOSIT. ounce. 6. s. TEMPERATI SIMPLICES. Ounce. 4. s. Acetoes. composit. De succo Boragini● Acetoes. diarhodon Buglossae Byzantinus compos. Byzantinus simple. De endivia compositus Fumariae simple. Fumariae composit. Ferneliis Glycirizae De Cicorio cum Rhabarb. Lupulorum jujubinus Mercurialis Myrtinus De duabus radicib. De pomis Regis sapor, etc. MAGISTRALES. Composed Magistral syrops. De Polipodio Augustan: ounce. 6. s. De althaea Fernelii ounce. 4. s. Rosatus solut. Hystericus Fonsecae ounce. 8. s julapia & Apozemata. juleps and Apozemes. julep. Rosarum Ounce. 4. s. Apozema Laxativum ounce. 6. s. Violarum Cordial. etc. Oxalidis CONSERVae. Conserves of Flowers, and Leaves. Florum Anthos ounce. 10. s. Florum Fumariae ounce 4, s, Betonicae ounce. 6. s. Nympheae Boraginis Primulae veris Buglossae Sambuci Cariophillorum Calendulae Florum & summitatum Absynthii pontici Ounce. 4. s. Cichorii Absynthii vulgar. Ounce▪ 3. s. Cynosbatae A●etosae Euphrasiae Acetosellae Genistae Majoranae Hyssopi Menthae Lavendulae Salviae & similium usualium. Malvae Melissa Rosarum Peoniae, etc. Acredinis citri Ounce. 8. s. CONDITA. Wiete Confections of Fruits and Roots. Corticum Aurantiorum ounce. 6. s. Radicum Angelicae vnc. 4. s Citri Cicorii Limonum Enulae Fructuum Cytoniorum ounce. 4. s. Acori Berberum Consolidae Cerasorum ounce, 3, s. Peoniae Pirorum Eryngii, & similium usualium Pomorum Prunorum Olivarum, etc. Transinarina Nucis Moscatae conditae ounce. 12. s. Zinziberis Chinensis Ounce. 8. s. green Ginger Indic● ounce. 3. s. Confectiones Norimbergenses, saccari incrustati. Dry Confections commonly sold in Buists, with Drages of all sorts. Super semina Confected upon Seeds Anisi. on Anise lib. 24. s. Corticum upon Skins, or pills Limon: of lemons ounce. 2. s. Feniculi. on Fenkell aurant: of oranges Carvi. on Carvi Citri. of Citrons Coriandri. of Coriander Cynam. of Canl, Super Fructus upon Fruits Amygdalarum. upon Almonds Lib. 20. s. Avellanarum. upon Nuts Cardamomi. upon Cardamom ounce. 3. s. Cubebarum. upon Cubebes Gartophillorum. upon Cloves Pinearum. upon Pignoles Zinziberis. upon Ginger, etc. Confectiones Moscardinae. Moscardin Confectes drag. 4. s. Confectio anisi purgans. Confected Anise Seed Laxative Confectio Carvi purgans. Confected Carvie Laxative et similes. CANDISATA. Candyed Confections, that is, run about with Sugar-Candie, like Crystal. Aurantiorum Ounce. 3. s. Angelicae ounce. 3. s. Citri Rosarum Cichorii Enulae Campanae Cytoniorum Gariophillorum Calami Aromatici Nucis Mosca●ae, etc. Fructus & animalia ex saccaro colorato. Fruits and Beasts of all sorts, vively represented in shape and colour, of Sugar casten in Moulds. Poma. Apples Avellanae. Nuts Pigmei. little Bairnes Ounce. 2. s. Pira. Pears Carotae. Carotes' Caniculi. little Dogs Cerasa. Cherries Pisciculi. Fish Locustae. Locusts juglandes'. Walnuts Aviculae. Birds Ranae. Frogs, etc. ARTO-ANALFPTICA. Restoring Pastes and sweet bread. Biscocta Antipthysica, restoring Biscuit Lib. 20. s. Placentulae Norimbergenses: a sort of Ginger Bread the peace. 6. s. Diamigdalatae restaurantes. Past of Almonds lib. 40. s. Martii panes. past royal, Marchpanes Pastae Genevenses. Marchpanes of Genua And such like Banqueting Stuff. SPECIES. Composed small Powders, for Electuaries and Tablets. Calidae. Diamargiti calidi. drag. 12. s. Diaireos' simple. drag. 1. s. Frigidae. Diaireos Salamonis drag. 3. s. Diamargariti frigid. drag. 12. s. Diatrion piperion Diatragacant●i frigid. drag. 3. s. Diagalanga Diapenidii Diahyssopi Mesu. Diaspoliticon Galeni Temperatae. Dianisi Diatrionsantalon drag. 2. s. Diazinziber: Diarhodon Abatis drag. 6. s. Diacynamomi Mesu. Diacurcumae drag. 2. s. Rosatae Novellae Dialaccae drag. 4. s. Diacymmini Nicolai drag. 4. s. Hierae Antiquorum Diacalamenti Galeni Holy Powders. Dianthos Nicol. drag. 6. s. Hiera simplex drag. 4. s. Diacariocostini Hiera picra Galeni drag. 6. s. Elescoph Hiera Rhasis drag. 6. s. Diaturbith cum Rhabarb. drag. 8. s. Hiera Pachii De gemmis sine moscho Hiera logadii Aromatici rosatis drag 12. s. Hiera hermetis Letificantis Galeni Hiera cum agarico De gemmis cum Moscho Hiera diacolocynthidos ELECTUARIA. Choice Medicamentes Mollia, Soft Electuaries. Alterantia, & Corroborantia El. de gemmis drag. 8. s. Diacurcuma drag. 2. s. Diamoscum dulce drag. 6. s. Dialacca Diamargaritum frigidum drag. 4. s Diaireos Nicol. Confectio Anacardina drag 4, s. Diacytonium simple. simple Marmelat dr. 2 s Diasatyrion drag, 6, s. El. resumptivum Fernelii drag. 1. s. Electuaria lenientia & purgantia. Laxative Electuaries. El. Lenitivum simplex drag. 1. s. Diacatholicon deagma 2, s. Diaprunum simplex Diaprunum solutivum Pulpa tamarindorum Indum majus Passulae praepar. cum sena Confectio ●amech. Cassia pro Clisteribus Diaphenicon Mesu. Benedicta laxativa Diasenna Pruna solutiva ounce 6, s. Diacarthami Arnoldi Diacytonium solut. Laxative Diasebesten Marmalet ounce 8▪ s. De succo Rosarum Cassia noviter extracta dr, 3▪ s. Eleschoph. Cassia cum manna Diaturbith cum Rabarb. Montagnanae, etc. Indum minus ounce 10, s. ANTIDOTA ALEXITERIA, WLGO ALEXIPHARMACA. Antidotes, or Preservatives against Pest and Poisons. Theriaca Veneta Venice treacle drag, 6, s. Mithridatium, of Mithridatium Damocratis drag, 3, s. Theriaca Londinensis, London treacle drag, 3, s. El. de Ovo▪ Max. of the golden Eglantine, by Maximilian Emperor Ther: diatesseron, Dutch treacle drag, 1, s. Alkermes confect. of Spanish Kermes dr, 20, s. Diascordium Fracastorii drag, 2, s. De hyacintho, of the jacinth &c Antidota Hipnotica & Narcotica, Vulgò Opiata▪ Opiates, or prepared Opium. Philonum Romanum drag, 2, s. ●icolai Philonium Persicum Triphera Magna Pilul: de Cynoglossa drag. 2, s. Triphera Persica Athanasia magna Pilul. Laudani Nostri. Gran. 1, s. Electuaria solida reformata cum saccaro in formas Tabellarum, Morsellar: rotularum, orbiculorum, Lozengarum, etc. Solide Electuaries run with Sugar, and called Tablets, etc. Tabellae Imperiales drag, 1, s. Diaireos' Salomonis ounce 8, s. Cum oleo Anisi stillatitio Aromaticae Rosatae dr, 2, s. Diagalangae Diarhodon Abatis Diacymmini Pleresarchonticon Diatriumsantalorum Diaireos simplic. unc, 4, s Diatrionpipereon Manus CHRISTI, simple. Tabel. cum oleo stillat: Cynom●mi drag, 3, s, Manus CHRISTI perlatae dr, 6, s. Gariophyl: Tab. De Citro solutivaes dr, 4, s. Cort: citri Tragea Rosarum, & aliarum usualium drag. 2. s. Rosatae Novellae ounce 12, s. PULVERES. Powders. Simplices. Magis Compositi. Astringens drag. 3. s. Provocans menstrua drag, 4, s. Mundisicans Sudorificus Incarnans Sternutatorius Magistrales. Capitalis Hermodactilatus Praevotii dr. 8. s. Lumbricorum Senae laxativ. Rulandi Dentifricius Pulvis Saxonicus drag. 7▪ Digestives' & similes simplices Pulvis Palmarii pro morsu Canis rabidi TROCHISCI, SIVE PASTILLI. TROCHISKES. ALTERANTES. dragma 3, s. Cypheos' Damocratis dragma 5, s. De Absynthio De Lacea De Carrabe De Eupatorio De Capparibus De Terra Sigillata dragma 2, s. De Alkekengi De Rosis dragma 4, s. Diaspermaton Galeni De Violis Bechici De Viperis dragm. 16, s. Ramich De Alipta Moscata gran. 4, s. Hysterici Renodei De Gallia Moscata Gordonei PURGANTES. De Mirra De Agarico drag, 10, s. De Spodio Agaricus trochiscatus De Berberis De Rabarbaro drag, 12, s. De Bolo Arm: or: etc. Alhandal &c▪ PILULAE, VEL CATAPOTIA. PILLONS. Alephanginae dragma 6, s. Mechoacanae dragm. 6, s. Agregativaes Masticinae Arabicae De Oppoponaco Assajereth De Sagapeno Aloes nutritae succo endiviae Sine quibus esse nolo Cochiae Pestilentiales Rusi De Eupatorio Stomacbicae De Euphorbio De Tribus cum Rhab: & aliarum usualium Foetidae Aureae dragm. 8. s. De Hiera Galeni Aloes Rosotae, Aquae-pendentis Imperiales Officinarum De Lapide Lazuli De Fumaria De Rabarbaro 〈…〉 De Nitro Alexandri, & similes. Pilulae Mercuriales, Scrup. 12. s. OLEA PER INEUSIONEM, ET DECOCTIONEM. Common Oils by decoction. SIMPLICIA. Ounce. 6. s. MAGIS COMPOSITA. Abrotani Absynthii Castorei ounce. 8. s. Anethi Myrrhae Camomelinum Eupho●bii Cheiri De capparibus Irininu● Liliorum Alborum Hypericon. simple. Masticinum Marjoranae simple. Myrtinum Melissa Nardinum, & similia. Menthae Lumbricor●m MAGISTRALIA. Nenupharis Formicarum Vulpinum Mesu. ounce. 6. s. Rutae Scorpionum Mesuae Ounce, 8, s. De Ranis De piperibus Mesu. Sabinae Sampsucinun Actuarii Rosarum De Scorpionibus Mathioli vn●. 10. s. Violarum & similium Olea per expressionem. Oils by expression. Seminum Lini ounce. 2. Amigdalarum Amarar●m dra. 2. s. Erucae drag. 2. s. Nucleorum Cerasorum Papaveris Prunorum Sinapis Persicorum, &c Psyllii, etc. drag. 6. s. Baccarum Lauri ounce, 4, s. N●cum Nucis moscatae drag. 6. s. juniperi Nucis juglandis ounce. 4. s. Ovorum Avellanarum etc. Amigdalarum dulcium etc. Vnguenta & Linimenta. Unguents and Liniments. De Althaea, simple. ounce 3, s. Ounce 6, s. OEsypi humidi Aureum Mes●. Linim●ntum simplex Venetorum Solutivum De Lythargyrio nutritum Arragon Nicolai De Plumbo Aegyptiacum Vng. album, vel de cerusa ounce 4, s. Ap●stolorum Avicennae Alabastrinum Faventini Ba●●liconis De Althaea composit. Rosatum Mesu. Agrippae Nicolai Defensivum Officin: Pectorale Comitissae Varignanae Haemorhoidale Saxoniae Diapomphiligos Populeonis Isidis Galeni De Matrisilva Carpi Santalinum Mundificativum De Artanita maj. Ounce 8, s. Ad Scabiem Officin. Martiatum Ad Pediculos Mercuriale▪ pro Mo●bo Gallico. etc. Et similium. CERATA. Soft Salves, with Wax. Infrigidans Galeni ounce 4, s, Ceratum Santalinum Ounce 8, s Tela Gualteri Cerat: Stoma●hi●nm Aesopi Philagrii EMPLASTRA. PLASTERS. Album coctum ounce 4, s. Diachilon cum gummis vnc. 6, s. Atractivum De Ammoniaco De Lapide Calaminari De Baccis Lauri vn●e 8, s. De Gratia Dei De Cr●sta Panis Montag: De Meliloto, composit: Rubrificans & Vesicans ounce, 8, s. Contra herniam Oxicroceum ounce, 16, s. Incarnans Pro matrice ounce, 12, s. Stomachicum De pelle Arietina Pro spleen Catagmaticum pro fracturis Vigonis Sparadrap Vigonis Magistrale Oppodeltoch Paracelsi 14, s. Mollificans Venetorum, etc. Fodicatum Paracelsi, etc. 10, s. Finis Medicamentorum Dogmaticorum. Medicamenta Spagyricè Praeparata. Chemical Medicamentes. AQVAE DESTILLATAE SIMPLICES. Common distilled Waters. CALIDae. ABsynthii lib, 6, s. Milissae Lib, 6, s. Artemisiae Nucum viridium Calamenthi Origani Chamomillae Petroselini Coeparum Raphani Chelidoniae Rutae Ebuli Sabinae Foeniculi Salviae Hyssopi Satureiae Euphrasiae Serpilli & simili●● juniperi Lavendulae Majoranae Rorismarini & similiu● Matricariae FRIGIDae. Acetosae Lib, 2, s. Papaveris lib, 6, s. Aluminis Pomorun agrestium Acetosellae Spermatis ranarum Boraginis Sempervivi Buglossae Solatri, etc. Cichorii Cerasorum acidorum Phlegma Vitrioli Lib. 10. s. Endiviae AQVA Limonum Lactucae Violarum Nympheae Rosacea Plantaginis Fragorum, &c TEMPERATAE. Agrimoniae lib, 6, s. Lapathi acuti lib, 6, s. Argentinae Lupulorum Alchimillae Malvae Asparaginis Mercurialis Alkek●ngi Primulae veris Bursae pastoris Pomorum redolentium Calendulae Caudae equinae Stercoris bovini Casei recentis Tapsi barbati Caprifolii Tussilaginis Fraxini Valerianae Fumariae Vermium Terrestrium Filicis Vlmariae Genistae Vrticae. etc. AQVAE COMPOSITAE ET CARDIACAE. Distilled Cordial and Composed Waters. Absynt. Wormwod water unc, 2, s. Mutchen, 20, s. Bezoartica Langii ounce▪ 10. s. Angelicae. Angelic Water 〈…〉 alis Fallopii ounce, 2, s. Coelestis 〈…〉 isfrigida Saxoniae ounce, 10, s. Theriacalis 〈…〉 Calmus Water ounce 2. s. mutsken 20. s. 〈…〉 acop. Londinensis. Irish Vsquebea 〈…〉 Rosa Solis 〈…〉 of Eaten Berries Imperialis Quercitani ounce. 4. s. Mutchken. lib. 3. Cy●amomi. of Canell Water Aqua vitae Mathioli ounce. 12. s. Mutchken. Lib. 8. Aqua benedicta Rulandi purgans. ounce. 10. s. Mutchken. lib. 6. Aqua antipodagrica nostra ounce. 10. s. etc. SPIRITUS. Spirits. Spiritus mellis. ounce. 6. s. Vinum circulatum ounce. 12. s. Sparke: salis drag. 10. s. Aqua fortis ounce. 6. s. Sparke: sulphuris drag. 6. s. Aqua regia vel stigia ounce. 12. s. Sparke: Terebinthinae Venetae. drag. 2. s. Spiritus Vini. or Aquavitie of any Colour ounce. 1. s. Sparke: Vitrioli drag. 4. s. OLEA CHIMICE DESTILLATA. Subtle Chemical Oils. Absynthii drag. 12. s. Macis drag. 4. s. Anisi, Oil of Anise seeds drag. 10. s. Nucis moscatae Cartae Piperis Carvi Philosophorum magist. Buxi Succini Cumini Myrrhae Foeniculi Saccari drag, 2, s. Cynamomi Gutta. 1. s. Tartari Gariophillorum Terebinthinae Corticum citri Petrolei drag, 8, s. Guajaci dra. 4. s Sulphuris drag, 12, s. juniperi. Mechangle oil Vitrioli Spicae. oil speak Liquor Tartari drag. 1. s. Oleum Mercurii dulc. drag, 20, s. Lavendulae Oleum Mercur. corrod. Quint●ssentiae Florum 〈…〉 Oleum Antimonii dulce. 〈…〉 Oleum Multiplicans 〈…〉 Oleum Antimonii Fix. drag, 3, lib▪ 〈…〉 BALSAMA CHIMICA. Artificial Balms. Macis drag, 10, s. Balsamum exaltatum Orientale Scrup, 40, s. Nucis moscatae Occidentale Scrup, 20, s. Sulphuris scrup, 6. s. Cariophillorum scrup, 20, s. Rutae scrup. 20. s. Cynamomi Salviae Corticum citri Majoranae & similium TINCTURAE LIQVIDAE. Tinctures. Croci scr. 10. s. Saccari fini drag, 3, s. Corallorum scr. 15. s. Sulphuris drag, 6, s. Piperis drag, 2, s. Violarum cum succo limonum dra, 12, s. Rosarum Granorum Kermes drag, 6, s. EXTRACTA. Extractes. Cochiarum scr. 15. s. Hellebori nigri drag, 20, s. Rhaba●ba●● Esulae drag. 10, s. Mechoacae scrup, 10, s. Guajaci drag, 12, s. Polichrestum scr. 12. s. Laudani opiati, nostri scr, 20, s. Panchimagogum Calcinata igne Actuali. Lapis brunellae drag, 6, s. Crocus Metallorum drag, 6, s. Crocus martis astringens Minium. Led lib, 6, s, Crocus martis aperiens Antimonium diaphoreticum dra, 12, s. Pamchimagogum Cornacini scru, 6, s. Calcinata igne Potentials. 〈…〉 whit lead lib, 12, s. 〈…〉 fulminans gr. 10. s. Mercur. praecip. ruber drag, 4, s. gra. 4. s. Mercurius vitae drag, 12, s. 〈…〉 drag, 6, s. Turbith minerale drag, 20, s. 〈…〉 Viride aeris, Vergus. ounce, 8, s. MAGISTERIA AC BVTYRA CHYMICA. Magist: Quinque lap: praetiosorun, sc. 30. s Magisterium Tartari drag. 10. s. Corallorum scrup. 12. s Tartarum Vitriolatum drag. 16. s. Perlarum scrup. 30. s Butyrum Arsenici drag. 6. s. Mercurii dulcis drag. 12. s Antimonii scrup. 14. s. Lactantio: Sulphuris drag. 6. s Sulphuris dragm. 6. s. SALES CHIMICI. SALTS. Sal Corallorum Alborum drag. 12. s. Sal Absynthii drag. 12. s. Rubrorum Artemisiae Tartari Cremor drag. 2. s. Gariophyllorum Crystallus Genistae Saccarum Saturni ounce 8. s. Petroselini Sal Cornuum Cervi drag. 12. s. Foeniculi Cranii Humani drag. 20. s. Vrticae, & similium Vegetabilium. Vitrioli Colcoterinus drag. 3. s. &c FLORES, SUBLIMATA, REGULI, VITRA, etc. Cynabaris fact: Cinoper drag. 3. s. Mercurius sublimatus dulcis dr. 10. s. Flores Sulphuris Mercurius sublimatus Acr: dragm. 6. s. Antimonii drag. 10. s. Arsenici dragm. 12. s. Regulus Antimonii drag. 6. s. Salis Armoniaci Vitrum Antimonii dr. 4. s. FINIS MEDICAMENTORUM CHYMICORUM. Advertisement for the following Drogs. SEeing this Art hath ever hitherto under-lyen the slander, That poor Folks cannot be benefited by it; we have for their Solagement prepared some cheap Medicaments, which indeed worketh the same effect as those of the Rich: but the Ingredients are not so exactly refined, nor the Compositions so delicate in taking, or pleasant in working, Tales habent labra lactucas. We have likewise framed some approved Remeadies, to the most frequent Diseases of the People: who if they cannot endure a methodical eradicating cure, at least, they shall receive an Empirical Remead, quasi unum pro omnibus, which we hope shall do their turn in a good measure, as they will record that pleases to essay them. Also, we have provided, good store of Cordial Waters, and Antidotes for the Pest, which now ravaging our Neighbour Kingdoms, may invade us next: considering the malign influence, the unconstancy and unkindlinesse of the Air, sudden death, and unaccustomed symptoms of Swooning, that followeth Diseases this year: but above all, our lewd lyues; if fervent Repentance, and frosty Winter, interveining, prev●ane not. GOD of His Mercy maintain us this Peace and Plenty, that we may safely throng into the House of GOD, and breathe in others Faces, without danger. Divers Medicaments of the vulgar sort, made by occasion, which shall ever be in readiness, or at least within an hours premonition; and shallbe delivered upon any Letter of the understanding, ●r to any Messenger capable of directions. To Rich. To Poor. To Rich. To Poor. A Purge of Pillons' 3. s. 2. s. 6, s. A Purge of Powder Simple Vomitors 6. s. 4. s. To rich. To poor. To Rich. To Poor. Stronger Vomitors 6. s. 4. s. General baths to all the body. 12. s 8. s. Restaurative Broth lib▪ ● 16. s 12. s Neese Powder the drag. 4. s. 2. s. Wei● fomentations with cloth, or water sponges 10. s 6. s. Sneezing Pocks the piece 2. s. 1. s. Dry fomentations with pocks 8. s. 5. s. Epithemes for heart and Liver. 6. s. 4. s. Vesicators, or drawing plasters the piece 6. s. 4. s. Clysters Emollient Lib. 10. s 6. s. Refreshing and astringent lib. 6. s. 4. s. Frontals & Oxir●odina 4. s. 2. s. Carminative ounce 2. s. 1. s. Colyrs, or eye salves Sief. Alb. de plumbo. d. 2 s 1. s. Pur●ing ounce 2. s. 1. s. Simple Masticators the piece 1. s. 6. d. Nutritive ounce 4. s. 3. s. Simple suppositors 2. s. 1. s. Composed Masticators the piece 2. s. 1. s. Composed dry suppositors 4. s. 2. s. Pessaire To move the flowers 6. ●. 4. s. Gargarism for divers intentiones. 6. s. 4. s. To stay them 4. s. 3. s. Approved Remeadies, for particular Diseases, and most frequent. They are all of one price, for being specific, and not admitting base Ingredients, or Succedances. 1. For internal Infirmities common to both the Sexes. FOr the weak Brains, and Defluxions, powder, drag. 3. s. To take away Dolours, stay Fluxes, and move sleep, pilons, scrup. 20. s. For redness, and watering of the Eyes, water, vn●●▪ ● For the Cartaract, called the Mark, and clearing the Sight, water▪ 〈…〉 To stay bleeding at the Nose, A Plaster, 3. s. Powder, Dragm. 3. s▪ For the bimming of the Ears, and slow hearing, For the Tooth-aike, or Worm, Gargarism, and Gargarisms for the P●pe in the Craig, and Ulcers Powder to make a sweet Breath, Lambitive, for all Hosts, and infirmities Lambitive, for spitting Blood, and preserving from consumption of the Lights, called the Eticke drag, 6, s. Cordial Waters for panting and beating of the Heart, and Swooning Ounce, 10, s. Powder against all sorts of Fevers, drachma 12. s. To preserve from Poison and Pests, Water ounce 12. s. Confection drach. 6. s. Digestive powders, for cold and windy Stomaches, ounce 4. s. Corroborating powders, for weak and watery Stomaches, drach. 2. s, Against Thirst in burning Agues, or otherways, powder, drach. 3. s. Conserve, ounce 8. s. To stay excessive Vomiting plaster, 16. s. cataplasm, 12. s. To stay a simple Flux of the Belly, Confection, drach. 3. s. powder, Powder to stay the bloody Flux, drag. 4. s. Powder for the Colic, or windy gravel, drag. 4. s. Powder to kill Worms in the Belly, drag. 2. s. Plaster to close the Emeralds, called Morbus Vrbanus, drag. 6. s. Powder for the jaundice, called the Guele-●auch, drag. 4. s. Powder for scouring of the Reanes, and sandy gravel, drag. 4, s. Powder for Impotency in Men, dragm. 40. s. Powder for running of the Reans, dragm. 6. s. 2. For Womanly Diseases. Powder to provoke the Flowers, drag. 3. s. Powder to stay the Flowers, drachm. 2. s. Powder and Water for the white Flowers, ounce 4. s. For the Bairne-bed rising, Water, ounce 8. s. Oil, dragma 2. s. 〈…〉 Deliverie, and Afterbirth, powder, drag. 3. s. oil, drag. 2. s. 〈…〉 after Deliverie, ounce, 8. s. 〈…〉 abundance of Milk, lib. 4. s. 〈…〉 confluxe of too much blood, 〈…〉 to the Paps, 12. s. 〈…〉ed Milk in the paps, 14. s. 3. For Bairnlie Diseases. Syrup for the Kinkhost, ounce, 3. s. Electuary for Toothing, ounce, 6. s. Powder for the Falling-sickness in Bairns, scrup. 20. s. To kill Worms in Bairns, plaster, 6. s. water, ounce 2. s. Laxative Unguent, to lose the Belly, by rubbing it there-on, dr. 4. s. Plaster for the Rum-burst, ounce, 6. s. Plaster for the Mowls, 4, s. 4. For Externall Diseases. Oil▪ for all diking in the Bones, ounce, 6. s. Plaster for the Ischiaticke. 12, s. Water for the Podagra and Gutt, ounce▪ 8, s. Water for dighting and healing wounds, ounce, 20. s. Unguent for all sort of Byles, ounce, 10. s. Plaster for all bruised Strokes, or Contusions, 6. s. Unguent for all Burn and Clawing, ounce, 4. s. Unguent for Lice of the Body or Head, ounce, 6▪ s, Unguent for the Scab, Yuicke, or Itching, ounce, 8, s. Water to take away Warts and Horns. ounce, 8, s. 5. For Decorement. Balls and Powders to perfume Chambers ounce, 8. s. Water to sleike the Skin of the Face ounce, 3. s. Water to make Yellow Hair ounce, 4. s. Water to take away Pocke-Markes ounce, 8. s. Powder to straw among to perfume them drag, 1 s. A new sort of Damask water to wash the Hands ounce, 2. s. Pomades or Sweet Soape-Balls to wash the Hands viece▪ 10. s. Pomanders or Muske-Balls for the Nose the piece▪ 20. s. FINIS.