10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HOG'S FENNEL»
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Medieval Herbal Remedies: The Old English Herbarium and ...
Hog's Fennel or Sulphurwort (Peucedanum officinale L.), peucedana, Cammoc
The plant is called peucedana or hog's fennel. 1. This plant, which we call
peucedana [hog's fennel], can make snakes flee by its smell. 2. For snakebite,
take the ...
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The English Physician Enlarged: With Three Hundred and ...
Besides the commonNamein Englijb, Hog's Fennel, and the Latin Name
Peucidar.um, it is called Hoar-strange, and Hoar-strong, Sulphur-wort, and
Brimstone-wort. Descript.] The common Sozv Fennel hath divers branched Stalks
of thick and ...
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Hildegard von Bingen's Physica: The Complete English ...
Hog's-fennel (berwurtz) is hot and has dry vital energy. A person with strong,
burning fevers should pulverize it and eat the powder with bread, before or after a
meal, and he will be better. Anyone who has gicht should also frequently eat this
...
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FAMILY HERBAL Comprising a Description and The Medical Virtues
FENNEL,-HOG'S FENNEL. Description. — Hippomarathrum. — The common
Sow-Fennel has several branched stalks of thick and long leaves, about three
joined at a place, among which arises a crested straight stalk, less than Fennel,
with ...
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The British flora: in two volumes; Vol. I., comprising the ...
Hog's Fennel. (Tab. H. f. 8.) Fruit flat, with a broad thin border. Carpels with 3
slightly prominent ribs, 2 lateral ones obsolete, single vitta in the interstices. Pet.
obovate or obcordate, with an inflected point. (Partial involucre of many leaves).
Sir William Jackson Hooker, 1842
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The Herbalist in the Kitchen
The roots of marsh hog's fennel, Peucedanum palustre, have been used in
Central Europe as a substitute for ginger. COMMENTS The FDA restricts use of
imperatoria to alcoholic beverages. Like other members of the parsley family, ...
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The Universal Botanist and Nurseryman
Hog's Fennel or Sulphur-wort. J,. G. PI. 339. Pentandria Digynia. Cl. 5. Ord. 2. 1.
Pkucedanum alpestre, foliolis linearibus ramofis, alpestre. umbeilis ampliflimis.
Rock Hog's Fennel. 0. alsaticum, foliolis pinnatifidis, lacinulis alsoticum, minus.
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The farriers and horsemans Dictionary
Hog's-Fennel or Sow-Fennel is good against Wind in the Belly or Stomach, is a
gentle Loofener of the Belly, and purges Phlegm or Choler. FENNEL-GRANT.
Fennel-Grant is an Astringent, and good against the Bloody Flux. FERME A
FERME.
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The English Physician: Enlarged with Three Hundred and ...
Besides the common name in English, Hog's Fennel, and the Latin name
Peucidanum, it is called Hoar-strange and Hoar-strong, Sulphur-wort and
Brimstone-wort. Descript.] The common Sow-Fennel hath divers branched stalks
of thick and ...
Nicholas Culpeper, Dr. Parkins, 1809
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Culpeper's Complete Herbal: A Book of Natural Remedies for ...
SOW-FENNEL, OR HOG'S-FENNEL Besides the common name in English,
Hog's Fennel, and the Latin name Peucidanum, is called Hoar-strange, and Hoar
-strong, Sulphur-wort, and Brimstone-wort. Descript.] The common Sow-Fennel
has ...
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