21 trees of islands of Persian sea, cotton tree .7 :35.
22 CYNA TREE. TREES FROM WHICH FABRICS FOR CLOTHING ARE MADE IN EAST .5 :25.
23 COUNTRY WHERE TREES NEVER LOSE THEIR LEAVES .4 :20.
24 VARIOUS USEFUL PRODUCTS OF TREES 63W :16.
25 COSTUS .4 :20.
26 NARD. VARIETIES 2.7 2:15.
27 ASARUM, OR FOAL-FOOT .9 :45.
28 AMOMUM.—AMOMIS 1 :50.
29 CARDAMOMUM .5 :25.
30 country of frankincense 2 1:40.
31 trees that bear frankincense 1.5 1:15.
32 various kinds of frankincense 4.7 0.
33 Myrrh .5 :25.
34 Trees that produce myrrh .6 :30.
35 nature & various kinds of myrrh 2.4 2.
36 mastich .7 :35.
37 ladanum & stobolon 2.6 2:10.
38 enhaemon .6 :30.
39 TREE CALLED BRATUS .5 :25.
40 TREE CALLED STOBRUM 1.5 1:15.
41 why Arabia was called happy 1.3 1:05.
42 cinnamomum, xylocinnamum 4.4 3:40.
43 Cassia 2 1:40.
44 cancamum & tarum 37W :08.
45 serichatum & gabalium .3 :15.
46 myrobalanum 1.4 1:10.
47 phoenicobalanus .5 :25.
48 sweet-scented calamus 1.2 1.
49 hammoniacum .7 :35.
50 sphagnos .7 :35.
51 cypros .4 :20.
52 asphalatos .5 :25.
53 maron 38W :13.
54 balsamum 5.4 4:30.
55 storax 1.1 :55.
56 galbanum .4 :20.
57 panax .6 :30.
58 spondylium 61W :16.
59 malobathrum .6 :30.
60 omphacion 1 :50.
61 BRYON, ŒNANTHE, & MASSARIS .9 :45.
62 elate or sphate .4 :20.
63 cinnamon or Comacum .7 :35.
 
1 at what period they were 1st introduced 1.3 1:05.
2 various kinds of unguents 6.3 5:15.
3 diaspa, magma, modes of testing unguents .6 :30.
4 excess to which luxury has run in unguents 2 1:40.
5 when unguents were 1st used by Romans .9 :45.
6 palm tree .8 :40.
7 nature of palm tree 3.8 3:10.
8 how palm tree is planted 1.5 1:15.
9 different varieties of palm trees & their characteristics 5.4 4:30.
10 trees of Syria: pistacia, cottana, damascena & myxa .5 :25.
11 CEDAR. TREES WHICH HAVE ON THEM FRUIT OF THREE YEARS AT ONCE 1 :50.
12 TEREBINTH .6 :30.
13 SUMACH-TREE .4 :20.
14 trees of Egypt, fig-tree of Alexandria 1.1 :55.
15 fig tree of Cyprus .6 :30.
16 carob tree .7 :35.
17 PERSIAN TREE. IN WHAT TREES FRUITS GERMINATE 1 BELOW OTHER .8 :40.
18 Cucus .6 :30.
19 Egyptian thorn 1.4 1:10.
20 nine kinds of gum, sarcocolla .8 :40.
21 papyrus, use of paper, when it was 1st invented 1.3 1:05.
22 mode of making paper 1.1 :55.
23 9 different kinds of paper 1.9 1:35.
24 mode of testing goodness of paper 1.3 1:05.
25 peculiar defects in paper .7 :35.
26 paste used in preparation of paper .9 :45.
27 books of Numa 2.4 2.
28 trees of Aethiopia .5 :25.
29 trees of Mount Atlas, citrus & tables made of wood there of 2.3 1:55.
30 points that are desirable or otherwise in these tables 3.1 2:35.
31 citron-tree 62W :16.
32 lotus 3 2:40.
33 trees of Cyrenaica, paliurus .5 :25.
34 9 varieties of Punic apple, balaustium .8 :40.
35 TREES OF ASIA & GREECE; EPIPACTIS, ERICA, CNIDIAN GRAIN OR THYMELÆA, PYROSACHNE, CNESTRON, OR CNEORON .8 :40.
36 tragion, tragacanthe .3 :15.
37 tragos or scorpio .8 :40.
38 euonymos .5 :25.
39 tree called eon 82W :20.
40 ANDRACHLE .4 :20.
41 COCCYGIA; APHARCE .4 :20.
42 FERULA .8 :40.
43 THAPSIA 1.7 1:25.
44 CAPPARIS OR CYNOSBATON, OTHERWISE OPHIOSTAPHYLE .4 :20.
45 SARIPHA 67W :17.
46 royal thorn .5 :25.
47 CYTISUS 2.3 1:55.
48 TREES & SHRUBS OF MEDITER- RANEAN. PHYCOS, PRASON, OR ZOSTER .9 :45.
49 sea bryon .7 :35.
50 plants of red sea .6 :30.
51 plants of Indian sea 1.1 :55.
52 PLANTS OF TROGLODYTIC SEA; HAIR OF ISIS: CHARITO-BLEPHARON 1.1 :55.
   
1 Nature of Vine, its mode of fructification 3.8 3:10.
2 Nature of Vine, its mode of fructification 1 :50.
3 nature of grape & cultivation of vine 4.8 4.
4 varieties of vine 12.8 10:40.
5 Remarkable facts connected with culture of vine 4.2 0.
6 most ancient wines 2.7 2:15.
7 nature of wines .6 :30.
8 kinds of generous wines 6.4 5:20.
9 varieties of foreign wines 1.9 1:35.
10 7 kinds of salted wines 1.3 1:05.
11 varieties of sweet wines 3.1 2:35.
12 at what period generous wines were 1st commonly made in Italy .8 :40.
13 inspection of wine ordered by king Romulus .4 :20.
14 wines drunk by ancient Romans 2 1:40.
15 some remarkable facts connected with wine-lofts .7 :35.
16 Opimian wine .9 :45.
17 at what period 4 kinds of wine were 1st served at table 1.1 :55.
18 uses of wild vine .9 :45.
19 varieties of artificial wine 4.7 3:55.
20 hydromeli or melicraton .5 :25.
21 OXYMELI .9 :45.
22 kinds of wines with miraculous properties 1.3 1:05.
23 what wines it is not lawful to use in sacred rites .6 :30.
24 How must is usually prepared 1 :50.
25 pitch & resin 4.5 2:45.
26 vinegar-less of wine 78W :17.
27 wine vessels, wine cellars 2.5 2:05.
28 drunkenness 5.8 4:50.
29 liquors with strength of wine made from water & corn 1.8 1:30.
 
 
 
1 OLIVE: HOW LONG IT EXISTED ONLY IN GREECE. When 1st brought to ITALY, SPAIN, & AFRICA 1.1 :55.
2 nature of olive & of new olive oil 1.3 1:05.
3 olive oil: countries in which it is produced & its various qualities 3.6 3.
4 varieties of olives 3.2 2:40.
5 nature of olive oil .7 :35.
6 culture of olive: its mode of preservation, method of making olive oil 2.3 1:55.
7 VARIETIES OF ARTIFICIAL OILS. CICUS-TREE OR CROTON, OR SILI, OR SESAMUM 4.3 3:25.
8 amurca 1.2 1.
9 various kinds of fruit-trees & their natures, 4 varieties of pine nuts .9 :45.
10 QUINCE. FOUR KINDS OF CYDONIA, AND FOUR VARIETIES OF STRUTHEA .9 :45.
11 6 varieties of peach 1 :50.
12 kinds of plums 1.4 1:10.
13 peach 1.2 1.
14 DIFFERENT KINDS OF POMES. AT WHAT PERIOD FOREIGN FRUITS WERE 1ST INTRODUCED INTO ITALY, AND WHENCE 1 :50.
15 fruits that have been most recently introduced 2.3 1:55.
16 varieties of pear 2 1:40.
17 VARIOUS METHODS OF GRAFTING TREES. EXPIATIONS FOR LIGHTNING 1.2 1.
18 mode of keeping various fruits & grapes 5.6 4:40.
19 varieties of fig 3.2 2:40.
20 historical anecdotes connected with fig 2.8 2:20.
21 caprification 2.9 2:25.
22 3 varieties of medlar .6 :30.
23 4 varieties of sorb .6 :30.
24 9 varieties of nut 3.1 2:35.
25 varieties of chestnut 1.5 1:15.
26 Carob 81W :17.
27 fleshy fruits, mulberry .9 :45.
28 fruit of arbutus .7 :35.
29 relative natures of berry fruits 1.1 :55.
30 9 varieties of cherry 1.2 1.
31 Cornel, lentisk .6 :30.
32 different flavours of juices 1.4 1:10.
33 COLOUR & SMELL OF JUICES 1.2 1.
34 various natures of fruit 3.2 2:40.
35 myrtle .6 :30.
36 HISTORICAL ANECDOTES CONNECTED WITH MYRTLE 1.4 1:10.
37 varieties of myrtle 1.7 1:25.
38 myrtle used at home in ovations .9 :45.
39 Laurel, varieties 2.9 2:25.
40 HISTORICAL ANECDOTES CONNECTED WITH LAUREL 3.9 3:15.
     
1 COUNTRIES THAT HAVE NO TREES 2 1:40.
2 WONDERS CONNECTED WITH TREES IN NORTHERN REGIONS 1.2 1.
3 ACORN OAK. CIVIC CROWN 1.1 :55.
4 ORIGIN OF PRESENTATION OF CROWNS 1 :50.
5 PERSONS PRESENTED WITH A CROWN OF LEAVES 2 1:40.
6 VARIETIES OF ACORN 1.4 1:10.
7 BEECH .5 :25.
8 OTHER ACORNS-WOOD FOR FUEL 4.2 3:30.
9 GALL-NUT .8 :40.
10 OTHER PRODUCTIONS ON THESE TREES BESIDES ACORN 1.2 1.
11 CACHRYS .9 :45.
12 KERMES BERRY .4 :20.
13 AGARIC 1.3 1:05.
14 9 VARIETIES OF NUT .5 :25.
15 SHINGLES .8 :40.
16 PINE .6 :30.
17 PINASTER .5 :25.
18 PITCH-TREE: FIR 1.2 1.
19 LARCH: TORCH-TREE 3.1 2:35.
20 YEW .8 :40.
21 METHODS OF MAKING TAR—HOW CEDRIUM IS MADE .4 :20.
22 METHODS BY WHICH THICK PITCH IS PREPARED 1.6 1:20.
23 HOW RESIN CALLED ZOPISSA IS PREPARED 2.7 2:15.
24 TREES WOOD OF WHICH IS HIGHLY VALUED. 4 VARIETIES OF ASH 1.6 1:20.
25 2 VARIETIES OF LINDEN-TREE .7 :35.
26 VARIETIES OF MAPLE 1 :50.
27 BERUSCUM: MOLLUSCUM; STAPHYLODENDRON .9 :45.
28 3 VARIETIES OF BOX-TREE 1.1 :55.
29 4 VARIETIES OF ELM .7 :35.
30 NATURES OF VARIOUS TREES ACCORDING TO THEIR LOCALITIES: MOUNTAIN TREES, & TREES OF PLAIN 1.5 1:15.
31 TREES WHICH GROW ON A DRY SOIL: THOSE WHICH ARE FOUND IN WET LOCALITIES: THOSE WHICH ARE FOUND IN BOTH INDIFFERENTLY .8 :40.
32 DIVISION OF TREES INTO VARIOUS SPECIES .4 :20.
33 TREES WHICH DO NOT LOSE THEIR FOLIAGE. RHODODOENDRON. TREES WHICH DO NOT LOSE WHOLE OF THEIR FOLIAGE. PLACES IN WHICH THERE ARE NO TREES 1.3 1:05.
34 NATURE OF LEAVES WHICH WITHER AND FALL 1.5 1:15.
35 TREES WHICH HAVE LEAVES OF VARIOUS COLOURS; TREES WITH LEAVES OF VARIOUS SHAPES. THREE VARIETIES OF POPLAR .8 :40.
36 LEAVES WHICH TURN ROUND EVERY YEAR .8 :40.
37 CARE BESTOWED ON LEAVES OF PALM, & USES TO WHICH THEY ARE APPLIED .5 :25.
38 REMARKABLE FACTS CONNECTED WITH LEAVES 1.9 1:35.
39 NATURAL ORDER OF PRODUCTION OF PLANTS 1 :50.
40 TREES WHICH NEVER BLOSSOM. JUNIPER 1.1 :55.
41 FECUNDATION OF TREES. GERMINATION: APPEARANCE OF FRUIT 2.9 2:25.
42 IN WHAT ORDER TREES BLOSSOM 1 :50.
43 AT WHAT PERIOD EACH TREE BEARS FRUIT. CORNEL .9 :45.
44 TREES WHICH BEAR WHOLE YEAR. TREES WHICH HAVE ON THEM FRUIT OF 3 YEARS .7 :35.
45 TREES WHICH BEAR NO FRUIT: TREES LOOKED UPON AS ILL-OMENED .5 :25.
46 TREES WHICH LOSE THEIR FRUIT OR FLOWERS MOST READILY 1.2 1.
47 TREES WHICH ARE UNPRODUCTIVE IN CERTAIN PLACES .4 :20.
48 MODE IN WHICH TREES BEAR .4 :20.
49 TREES IN WHICH FRUIT APPEARS BEFORE LEAVES .6 :30.
50 Acanthyllis & other birds 1.6 1:20.
51 WHICH TREES BECOME OLD WITH GREATEST RAPIDITY, & WHICH MOST SLOWLY 1.2 1.
52 TREES WHICH BEAR VARIOUS PRODUCTS. CRATÆGUM .6 :30.
53 DIFFERENCES IN TREES IN RESPECT OF TRUNKS & BRANCHES 2 1:40.
54 BRANCHES OF TREES .6 :30.
55 BARK OF TREES .6 :30.
56 ROOTS OF TREES 1.8 1:30.
57 TREES WHICH HAVE GROWN SPONTANEOUSLY FROM GROUND 1.3 1:05.
58 HOW TREES GROW SPONTANEOUSLY—DIVERSITIES IN THEIR NATURE, SAME TREES NOT GROWING EVERYWHERE .6 :30.
59 PLANTS THAT WILL NOT GROW IN CERTAIN PLACES 1.9 1:35.
60 CYPRESS 2 1:40.
61 EARTH OFTEN BEARS PRODUCTIONS WHICH IT HAS NEVER BORNE BEFORE .5 :25.
62 IVY: VARIETIES 3.8 3:10.
63 SMILAX 1.1 :55.
64 WATER PLANTS: RUSH: VARIETIES OF REED 1.1 :55.
65 REEDS USED FOR ARROWS, & FOR PURPOSE OF WRITING 2.4 2.
66 FLUTE REEDS: TET REEDOF ORCHOMENTFS; REEDS USED FOR FOWLING & FISHING 4.3 3:25.
67 VINE-DRESSERS' REED .7 :35.
68 WILLOW: EIGHT VARIETIES OF IT 1 :50.
69 TREES IN ADDITION TO WILLOW, WHICH ARE OF USE IN MAKING WITHES 1.2 1.
70 RUSHES: CANDLE-RUSHES: RUSHES FOR THATCHING .7 :35.
71 ELDER: BRAMBLE .8 :40.
72 JUICES OF TREES 1.6 1:20.
73 VEINS & FIBRES OF TREES 2.3 1:55.
74 FELLING OF TREES 2.4 2.
75 OPINION OF CATO ON FELLING OF TIMBER .9 :45.
76 SIZE OF TREES: NATURE OF WOOD: SAPPINUS 6.3 5:15.
77 METHODS OF OBTAINING FIRE FROM WOOD 1.8 1:30.
78 TREES WHICH ARE PROOF AGAINST DECAY: TREES WHICH NEVER SPLIT .3 :15.
79 HISTORICAL FACTS CONNECTED WITH DURABILITY OF WOOD 3.6 3.
80 VARIETIES OF TEREDO 1.2 1.
81 WOODS USED IN BUILDING 1.1 :55.
82 CARPENTERS' WOODS .4 :20.
83 WOODS UNITED WITH GLUE 1.4 1:10.
84 VENEERING 2.4 2.
85 AGE OF TREES. TREE PLANTED BY 1ST SCIPIO AFRICANUS. TREE AT ROME 500 YEARS OLD .9 :45.
86 TREES AS OLD AS CITY .4 :20.
87 TREES IN SUBURBAN DISTRICTS OLDER THAN CITY .5 :25.
88 TREES PLANTED BY AGAMEMNON 1ST YEAR OF TROJAN WAR: OTHER TREES WHICH DATE FROM TIME THAT PLACE WAS CALLED ILIUM, ANTERIOR TO TROJAN WAR .6 :30.
89 TREES PLANTED AT ARGOS BY HERCULES: OTHERS PLANTED BY APOLLO. A TREE MORE ANCIENT THAN ATHENS ITSELF 1 :50.
90 TREES WHICH ARE MOST SHORT-LIVED .6 :30.
91 TREES THAT HAVE BEEN RENDERED FAMOUS BY REMARKABLE EVENTS .7 :35.
92 PLANTS THAT HAVE NO PECULIAR SPOT FOR THEIR GROWTH: OTHERS THAT GROW UPON TREES, & WILL NOT GROW IN GROUND. 9 VARIETIES OF THEM: CADYTAS, POLYPODION, PHAULIAS, HIPPOPHÆSTON .9 :45.
93 3 VARIETIES OF MISTLETOE. NATURE OF MISTLETOE & SIMILAR PLANTS 1.3 1:05.
94 METHOD OF MAKING BIRDLIME .6 :30.
95 HISTORICAL FACTS CONNECTED WITH MISTLETOE 1.7 1:25.
1 TREES WHICH HAVE BEEN SOLD AT ENORMOUS PRICES 4.6 3:50.
2 INFLUENCE OF WEATHER UPON TREES: WHAT IS PROPER SITUATION FOR VINE 7.5 6:15.
3 WHAT SOILS ARE TO BE CONSIDERED BEST 9.3 0.
4 8 KINDS OF EARTH BOASTED OF BY GAULS & GREEKS 4.1 3:25.
5 EMPLOYMENT OF ASHES .7 :35.
6 MANURE 3.4 2:50.
7 CROPS WHICH TEND TO IMPROVE LAND: CROPS WHICH EXHAUST IT .5 :25.
8 PROPER MODE OF USING MANURE .8 :40.
9 MODES IN WHICH TREES BEAR .6 :30.
10 PLANTS WHICH ARE PROPAGATED BY SEED .7 :35.
11 TREES WHICH NEVER DEGENERATE 2.5 2:05.
12 PROPAGATION BY SUCKERS 1 :50.
13 PROPAGATION BY SLIPS AND CUTTINGS .8 :40.
14 SEED-PLOTS 3.5 2:55.
15 MODE OF PROPAGATING ELM 1.6 1:20.
16 HOLES FOR TRANSPLANTING 5.2 4:20.
17 INTERVALS TO BE LEFT BETWEEN TREES .7 :35.
18 NATURE OF SAD THROWN BY TREES 1.8 1:30.
19 DROPPINGS OF WATER FROM LEAVES 1.5 1:15.
20 TREES WHICH GROW BUT SLOWLY: THOSE WHICH GROW WITH RAPIDITY .6 :30.
21 TREES PROPAGATED FROM LAYERS 1.8 1:30.
22 GRAFTING: FIRST DISCOVERY OF IT .6 :30.
23 INOCULATION OR BUDDING .5 :25.
24 VARIOUS KINDS OF GRAFTING 7.2 0.
25 GRAFTING VINE 1.6 1:20.
26 GRAFTING BY SUTCHEONS 2.7 2:15.
27 PLANTS WHICH GROW FROM A BRANCH .8 :40.
28 TREES WHICH GROW FROM CUTTINGS; MODE OF PLANTING THEM .6 :30.
29 CULTIVATION OF OLIVE 1.2 1.
30 TRANSPLANTING OPERATIONS AS DISTRIBUTED THROUGHOUT VARIOUS SEASONS OF YEAR 6.3 5:15.
31 CLEANING & BARING ROOTS, & MOULDING THEM 1.1 :55.
32 WILLOW-BEDS 1.4 1:10.
33 REED-BEDS 1.2 1.
34 OTHER PLANTS THAT ARE CUT FOR POLES & STAKES 2.7 2:15.
35 CULTURE OF VINE & VARIOUS SHRUBS WHICH SUPPORT IT 35 0.
36 HOW GRAPES ARE PROTECTED FROM RAVAGES OF INSECTS .6 :30.
37 DISEASES OF TREES 11.9 0.
38 PRODIGIES CONNECTED WITH TREES 2.5 2:05.
39 TREATMENT OF DISEASES OF TREES 1.5 1:15.
40 METHODS OF IRRIGATION .7 :35.
41 REMARKABLE FACTS CONNECTED WITH IRRIGATION .5 :25.
42 INCISIONS MADE IN TREES .5 :25.
43 OTHER Rmds FOR DISEASES OF TREES 1.3 1:05.
44 CAPRIFICATION, & PARTICULARS CONNECTED WITH FIG .9 :45.
45 ERRORS THAT MAY BE COMMITTED IN PRUNING .6 :30.
46 PROPER MODE OF MANURING TREES .5 :25.
47 MEDICAMENTS FOR TREES 5.2 4:20.
   
1 TASTE OF ANCIENTS FOR AGRICULTURE 3.4 2:50.
2 WHEN 1ST WREATHS OF CORN WERE USED AT ROME 1.6 1:20.
3 JUGERUM OF LAND 3.2 2:40.
4 HOW OFTEN & ON WHAT OCCASIONS CORN HAS SOLD AT REMARKABLY LOW PRICE 3.1 2:35.
5 ILLUSTRIOUS MEN WHO HAVE WRITTEN UPON AGRICULTURE 1.7 1:25.
6 POINTS TO BE OBSERVED IN BUYING LAND 3.3 2:45.
7 PROPER ARRANGEMENTS FOR A FARM-HOUSE 3.9 3:15.
8 MAXIMS OF ANCIENTS ON AGRICULTURE 4.6 0.
9 DIFFERENT KINDS OF GRAIN 71W :17.
10 HISTORY OF VARIOUS KINDS OF GRAIN 6.3 5:15.
11 SPELT .5 :25.
12 WHEAT 4.3 3:25.
13 BARLEY: RICE .5 :25.
14 POLENTA 1.1 :55.
15 PTISAN .5 :25.
16 TRAGUM 20W :12.
17 AMYLUM .9 :45.
18 NATURE OF BARLEY 1.4 1:10.
19 ARINCA, & OTHER KINDS OF GRAIN THAT ARE GROWN IN EAST 1.7 1:25.
20 WINTER WHEAT. SIMILAGO, OR FINE FLOUR 3.9 3:15.
21 FRUITFULNESS OF AFRICA IN WHEAT .7 :35.
22 SESAME. ERYSIMUM, OR IRIO. HORMINUTM .5 :25.
23 MODE OF GRINDING CORN 1.8 1:30.
24 MILLET 68W :16.
25 PANIC .4 :20.
26 VARIOUS KINDS OF LEAVEN 1.6 1:20.
27 METHOD OF MAKING BREAD: ORIGIN OF ART 1.2 1.
28 WHEN BAKERS WERE 1ST INTRODUCED AT ROME .8 :40.
29 ALTCA 3.8 3:10.
30 LEGUMINOUS PLANTS: BEAN 2.8 2:20.
31 LENTILS. PEASE .6 :30.
32 SEVERAL KINDS OF CHICK-PEASE .7 :35.
33 KIDNEY-BEAN .6 :30.
34 RAPE 2.1 1:45.
35 TURNIP .8 :40.
36 LUPINE 2.4 2.
37 VETCH .7 :35.
38 FITCH .5 :25.
39 SILICIA .5 :25.
40 SECALE OR ASIA .4 :20.
41 FARRAGO: CRACCA .3 :15.
42 OCINUM: ERVILIA .6 :30.
43 LUCERNE 2.2 1:50.
44 DISEASES OF GRAIN: OAT 3.3 2:45.
45 BEST Rmds FOR DISEASES OF GRAIN 3.2 2:40.
46 CROPS THAT SHOULD BE SOWN IN DIFFERENT SOILS 1.7 1:25.
47 DIFFERENT SYSTEMS OF CULTIVATION EMPLOYED BY VARIOUS NATIONS 1.9 1:35.
48 VARIOUS KINDS OF PLOUGHS 1.1 :55.
49 MODE OF PLOUGHING 4.6 0.
50 METHODS OF HARROWING, STUBBING, & HOEING, EMPLOYED FOR EACH DESCRIPTION OF GRAIN. USE OF HARROW 1.9 1:35.
51 EXTREME FERTILITY OF SOIL 1.4 1:10.
52 METHOD OF SOWING MORE THAN ONCE IN YEAR .8 :40.
53 MANURING OF LAND 1.5 1:15.
54 HOW TO ASCERTAIN QUALITY OF SEED 1.6 1:20.
55 WHAT QUANTITY OF EACH KIND OF GRAIN IS REQUISlTE FOR SOWING A JUGEBRUM 1.3 1:05.
56 PROPER TIMES FOR SOWING 3.3 2:45.
57 ARRANGEMENT OF STARS ACCORDING TO TERRESTRIAL DAYS AND NIGHTS 5.1 4:15.
58 RISING & SETTING OF STARS .8 :40.
59 EPOCHS OF SEASONS 1.7 1:25.
60 PROPER TIME FOR WINTER SOWING 2 1:40.
61 WHEN TO SOW LEGUMINOUS PLANTS & POPPY 1 :50.
62 WORK TO BE DONE IN COUNTRY IN EACH MONTH RESPECTIVELY 1.1 :55.
63 WORK TO BE DONE AT WINTER SOLSTICE .9 :45.
64 WORK TO BE DONE BETWEEN WINTER SOLSTICE & PREVALENCE OF WEST WINDS 1.1 :55.
65 WORK TO BE DONE BETWEEN PREVALENCE OF WEST WINDS & VERNAL EQUINOX 4.5 2:45.
66 WORK TO BE DONE AFTER VERNAL EQUINOX 2.8 2:20.
67 WORK TO BE DONE AFTER RISING OF VERGILIÆ: HAY-MAKING 5.9 4:55.
68 SUMMER SOLSTICE 7.1 5:55.
69 CAUSES OF STERILITY 6.8 5:40.
70 Rmds AGAINST THESE NOXIOUS INFLUENCES .8 :40.
71 WORK TO BE DONE AFTER SUMMER SOLSTICE .6 :30.
72 HARVEST 2.1 1:45.
73 METHODS OF STORING CORN 3.4 2:50.
74 VINTAGE, & WORKS OF AUTUMN 6.2 5:10.
75 REVOLUTIONS OF MOON 2.6 2:10.
76 THEORY OF WINDS 2.6 2:10.
77 LAYING OUT OF LANDS ACCORDING TO POINTS OF WIND 4.1 3:25.
78 PROGNOSTICS DERIVED FROM SUN 2.9 2:25.
79 PROGNOSTICS DERIVED FROM MOON 2.2 1:50.
80 PROGNOSTICS DERIVED FROM STARS 1.3 1:05.
81 PROGNOSTICS DERIVED FROM THUNDER .6 :30.
82 PROGNOSTICS DERIVED FROM CLOUDS .8 :40.
83 WOODS UNITED WITH GLUE 27W :12.
84 PROGNOSTICS DERIVED FROM MISTS .6 :30.
85 PROGNOSTICS DERIVED FROM WATER .6 :30.
86 PROGNOSTICS DERIVED FROM TEMPESTS THEMSELVES .9 :45.
87 PROGNOSTICS DERIVED FROM AQUATIC ANIMALS, & BIRDS 1.4 1:10.
88 PROGNOSTICS DERIVED FROM QUADRUPEDS .5 :25.
89 PROGNOSTICS DERIVED FROM PLANTS 26W 0.
90 PROGNOSTICS DERIVED FROM FOOD .9 :45.
1 NATURE OF FLAX—MARVELLOUS FACTS RELATIVE THERETO 3.4 2:50.
2 HOW FLAX IS SOWN: 27 PRINCIPAL VARIETIES OF IT 4.6 0.
3 MODE OF PREPARING FLAX 1.7 1:25.
4 LINEN MADE OF ASBESTOS 1.6 1:20.
5 AT WHAT PERIOD LINEN WAS FIRST DYED .5 :25.
6 WHEN COLOURED AWNINGS 1ST EMPLOYED IN THEATRES 1.6 1:20.
7 NATURE OF SPARTUM 1.2 1.
8 MODE OF PREPARING SPARTUM 1.4 1:10.
9 WHEN SPARTUM 1ST EMPLOYED .4 :20.
10 BULB ERIOPHORUS .6 :30.
11 PLANTS WHICH SPRING UP & GROW WITHOUT A ROOT—PLANTS WHICH GROW, BUT CANNOT BE REPRODUCED FROM SEED 1.6 1:20.
12 MISY; ITON; AND GERANION 58W :16.
13 PARTICULARS CONNECTED WITH TRUFFLE .5 :25.
14 PEZICA 29W :12.
15 LASERPITIUM, LASER, & MASPETUM 3.6 3.
16 MAGYDARIS .6 :30.
17 MADDER .5 :25.
18 RADICULA .8 :40.
19 PLEASURES OF GARDEN 6.3 5:15.
20 LAYING OUT OF GARDEN GROUND .7 :35.
21 PLANTS OTHER THAN GRAIN & SHRUBS .3 :15.
22 HISTORY OF KINDS OF PLANTS WHICH GROW IN GARDENS— PROPER METHODS TO BE FOLLOWED IN SOWING THEM RESPECTIVELY 1.5 1:15.
23 VEGETABLES OF A CARTILAGINOUS NATURE—CUCUMBERS. PEPONES 2.6 2:10.
24 GOURDS 3.2 2:40.
25 RAPE. TURNIPS 1.3 1:05.
26 RADISHES 4.5 2:45.
27 PARSNIPS 1 :50.
28 SKIRRET 1.6 1:20.
29 ELECAMPANE 1 :50.
30 BULBS, SQUILLS, & ARUM 2.2 1:50.
31 ROOTS, FLOWERS, & LEAVES OF ALL THESE PLANTS. GARDEN PLANTS WHICH LOSE THEIR LEAVES 1.3 1:05.
32 VARIETIES OF ONION 3.1 2:35.
33 LEEK 1.6 1:20.
34 GARLIC 3 2:40.
35 NUMBER OF DAYS REQUIRED FOR RESPECTIVE PLANTS TO MAKE THEIR APPEARANCE ABOVE GROUND 1.2 1.
36 NATURE OF VARIOUS SEEDS 1.9 1:35.
37 PLANTS OF WHICH THERE IS BUT A SINGLE KIND PLANTS OF WHICH THERE ARE SEVERAL KINDS 1 :50.
38 NATURE & VARIETIES OF GARDEN PLANTS. LETTUCE; ITS DIFFERENT VARIETIES 2.4 2.
39 ENDIVE 1.4 1:10.
40 BEET: 4 VARIETIES OF IT 1.7 1:25.
41 CABBAGES; SEVERAL VARIETIES 4.7 0.
42 WILD & CULTIVATED ASPARAGUS 3 2:40.
43 THISTLES .9 :45.
44 OTHER PLANTS THAT ARE SOWN IN GARDEN: OCIMUM; ROCKET; & NASTURTIUM .8 :40.
45 RUE 1 :50.
46 PARSLEY 84W :17.
47 MINT 1.3 1:05.
48 OLUSATRUM .9 :45.
49 CARAWAY 69W :16.
50 LOVAGE .6 :30.
51 DITTANDER .4 :20.
52 GITH 36W :08.
53 POPPY 1.1 :55.
54 OTHER PLANTS WHICH REQUIRE TO BE SOWN AT AUTUMNAL EQUINOX .8 :40.
55 WILD THYME; SISYMBRIUM .3 :15.
56 4 KINDS OF FERULACEOUS PLANTS. HEMP 1.2 1.
57 MALADIES OF GARDEN PLANTS .9 :45.
58 PROPER Rmds FOR THESE MALADIES. HOW ANTS ARE BEST DESTROYED. BEST Rmds AGAINST CATER- PILLARS & FLIES 1.7 1:25.
59 WHAT PLANTS ARE BENEFITTED BY SALT WATER .5 :25.
60 PROPER METHOD OF WATERING GARDENS 1.4 1:10.
61 JUICES & FLAVOURS OF GARDEN HERBS .5 :25.
62 PIPERITIS, LIBANOTIS, & SMYRNIUM 2.2 1:50.
 
1 INTRODUCTION 1.2 1.
2 WILD CUCUMBER; Rmds 1.2 1.
3 ELATERIUM; Rmds 1.7 1:25.
4 ANGUINE OR ERRATIC CUCUMBER: 5 Rmds .7 :35.
5 CULTIVATED CUCUMBER: 9 Rmds .5 :25.
6 PEPONES: Rmds 1 :50.
7 GOURD: Rmds. SOMPHUS: 1 Rmd 59W 0.
8 COLOCYNTHIS: Rmds 1.8 1:30.
9 RAPE; 9 Rmds .8 :40.
10 WILD RAPE: 1 Rmd 75W :18.
11 TURNIPS; THOSE KNOWN AS BUNION AND BUNIAS: 5 Rmds .7 :35.
12 WILD RADISH, OR ARMORACIA: 1 Rmd 63W 0.
13 CULTIVATED RADISH: Rmds 2.6 2:10.
14 PARSNIP: 5 Rmds. HIBISCUM, WILD MALLOW, OR PLISTOLOCHIA: ELEVEN Rmds .7 :35.
15 STAPHYLINOS, OR WILD PARSNIP: Rmds 1.4 1:10.
16 GINGIDION: 1 Rmd .4 :20.
17 SKIRRET: Rmds .6 :30.
18 SILE, OR HARTWORT: Rmds 1.1 :55.
19 ELECAMPANE: Rmds .4 :20.
20 ONIONS: Rmds 1.9 1:35.
21 CUTLEEK: Rmds 1.4 1:10.
22 BULBED LEEK: Rmds .8 :40.
23 GARLIC: 61Rmds 3.5 2:55.
24 LETTUCE: Rmds. GOAT- LETTUCE: 4 Rmds .5 :25.
25 CÆSAPON: 1 Rmd. ISATIS: 1 Rmd. WILD LETTUCE: 7 Rmds .7 :35.
26 HAWK-WEED: Rmds 3.7 3:05.
27 BEET: Rmds 1.2 1.
28 LIMONION, OR NEUROIDES: THREE Rmds .4 :20.
29 ENDIVE: 3 Rmds .4 :20.
30 CICHORIUM OR CHRESTON, OTHERWISE CALLED PANCRATION, OK AMBULA: Rmds .7 :35.
31 HEDYPNOÏS: FOUR Rmds .3 :15.
32 SERIS, 3 VARIETIES OF IT: 7 Rmds BORROWED FROM IT .8 :40.
33 CABBAGE: Rmds. RE- CIPES MENTIONED BY CATO 2.7 2:15.
34 PINIONS OF GREEKS RELATIVE THERETO 2.7 2:15.
35 CABBAGE-SPROUTS .8 :40.
36 WILD CABBAGE: Rmds 1.9 1:35.
37 LAPSANA: 1 Rmd 53W 0.
38 SEA-CABBAGE: 1 Rmd 34W :12.
39 SQUILL: Rmds 2.2 1:50.
40 BULBS: Rmds 2 1:40.
41 BULBINE; 1 Rmd. BULB EMETIC 71W :17.
42 GARDEN ASPARAGUS; Rmds .8 :40.
43 CORRUDA, LIBYCUM, OR ORMINUM .9 :45.
44 PARSLEY; Rmds 2 1:40.
45 APIASTRUM, OR MELISSOPHYLLUM 55W :13.
46 OLUSATRUM OR HIPPOSELINON: Rmds. OREOSELINON; 2 Rmds. HELIOSELINON; 1 Rmd .7 :35.
47 PETROSELINON; 1 Rmd. BUSELINON; 1 Rmd .4 :20.
48 OCIMUM; Rmds 2.3 1:55.
49 ROCKET: Rmds .8 :40.
50 NASTURTIUM: Rmds .7 :35.
51 RUE: Rmds 6.1 5:05.
52 WILD MINT: Rmds 1.2 1.
53 MINT: Rmds 2.2 1:50.
54 PENNYROYAL: Rmds 1.9 1:35.
55 WILD PENNYROYAL: Rmds 1.1 :55.
56 NEP: 9 Rmds .6 :30.
57 CUMMIN: Rmds. WILD CUMMIN: Rmds 2 1:40.
58 AMMI: Rmds 1 :50.
59 CAPPARIS OR CAPER: Rmds 1.2 1.
60 LIGUSTICUM, OR LOVAGE: 4 Rmds 51W :13.
61 CUNILA BUBULA: 5 Rmds .7 :35.
62 CUNILA GALLINACEA, OR ORIGANUM: 5 Rmds 78W 0.
63 CUNILAGO: 8 Rmds .5 :25.
64 SOFT CUNILA: 3 Rmds. LIBANOTIS: 3 Rmds .4 :20.
65 CULTIVATED CUNILA; 3 Rmds. MOUNTAIN CUNILA; 7 Rmds .6 :30.
66 PIPERITIS, OR SILIQUASTRUM: 5 Rmds .4 :20.
67 ORIGANUM, ONITIS, OR PRASION: 6 Rmds .4 :20.
68 TRAGORIGANUM: 9 Rmds 66W 0.
69 3 VARIETIES OF HERACLEOTIC ORIGANUM: Rmds 1.9 1:35.
70 DITTANDER: 3 Rmds .4 :20.
71 GITH, OR MELANTHION: Rmds 1.4 1:10.
72 ANISE: Rmds .8 :40.
73 WHERE BEST ANISE IS FOUND: VARIOUS Rmds DERIVED FROM THIS PLANT 3.5 2:55.
74 DILL: 9 Rmds .3 :15.
75 SACOPENIUM, OR SAGAPENON: Rmds .5 :25.
76 WHITE POPPY: 3 Rmds. BLACK POPPY: 8 Rmds. REMARKS ON SLEEP. OPIUM. REMARKS IN DISFAVOUR OF POTIONS KNOWN AS "ANODYNES, FEBRIFUGES, DIGESTIVES, & CŒLIACS." IN WHAT WAY JUICES OF THESE PLANTS ARE TO BE COLLECTED 3.4 2:50.
77 POPPY CALLED RHŒAS: 2 Rmds .3 :15.
78 WILD POPPY CALLED CERATITIS, GLAUCIUM, OR PARALIUM: 6 Rmds .8 :40.
79 WILD POPPY CALLED HERACLIUM, OR APHRON: 4 Rmds. DIACODION .9 :45.
80 POPPY CALLED TITHYMALON, OR PARALION: 3 Rmds .5 :25.
81 PORCILLACA OR PURSLAIN, OTHERWISE CALLED PEPLIS: Rmds 2.4 2.
82 CORIANDER: Rmds 1.2 1.
83 ORAGE: Rmds 1.1 :55.
84 MALLOW CALLED MALOPE: Rmds. MALLOW CALLED MALACHE: 1 Rmd. MALLOW CALLED ALTHÆA, OR PLISTOLOCHIA: Rmds 4 3:20.
85 WILD LAPATHUM OR OXALIS, OTHERWISE CALLED LAPATHUM CANTHERINUM, OR RUMEX: 1 Rmd. HYDROLAPATHUM: 2 Rmds. HIPPOLAPATHUM: 6 Rmds. OXYLAPATHUM: 4 Rmds 1.3 1:05.
86 CULTIVATED LAPATHUM: Rmds. BULAPATHUM: 1 Rmd .8 :40.
87 MUSTARD, 3 KINDS OF IT: Rmds 2.2 1:50.
88 ADACA: Rmds 48W 0.
89 MARRUBIUM OR PRASION, OTHERWISE LINOSTROPHON, PHILOPAIS, OR PHILOCHARES: Rmds 1.9 1:35.
90 WILD THYME: Rmds .9 :45.
91 SISYMBRIUM OR THYMBRÆUM: Rmds .9 :45.
92 LINSEED: Rmds 1.2 1.
93 BLITE: 6 Rmds .5 :25.
94 MEUM, & MEUM ATHAMANTICUM: 7 Rmds .7 :35.
95 FENNEL: Rmds .6 :30.
96 HIPPOMARATHRON, OR MYRSINEUM: 5 Rmds 1.8 1:30.
97 HEMP: 9 Rmds .5 :25.
98 FENNEL-GIANT: 8 Rmds 1 :50.
99 THISTLE OR SCOLYMOS: 6 Rmds .9 :45.
100 COMPOSITION OF THERIACA 1 :50.
1 NATURE OF FLOWERS & GARLANDS .9 :45.
2 GARLANDS & CHAPLETS .4 :20.
3 WHO INVENTED ART OF MAKING GARLANDS: WHEN THEY 1ST RECEIVED NAME OF "COROLLÆ," & FOR WHAT REASON 1.1 :55.
4 WHO WAS 1ST TO GIVE CHAPLETS WITH LEAVES OF SILVER & GOLD. LEMNISCI: WHO WAS 1ST TO EMBOSS THEM .4 :20.
5 GREAT HONOUR IN WHICH CHAPLETS WERE HELD BY ANCIENTS .8 :40.
6 SEVERITY OF ANCIENTS IN REFERENCE TO CHAPLETS .8 :40.
7 CITIZEN DECKED WITH FLOWERS BY ROMAN PEOPLE .4 :20.
8 PLAITED CHAPLETS. NEEDLE-WORK CHAPLETS. NARD-LEAF CHAPLETS. SILKEN CHAPLETS .7 :35.
9 AUTHORS WHO HAVE WRITTEN ON FLOWERS. AN ANECDOTE RELATIVE TO QUEEN CLEOPATRA & CHAPLETS 1.5 1:15.
10 ROSE: VARIETIES OF IT 4.4 3:40.
11 LILY: 4 VARIETIES 1.6 1:20.
12 NARCISSUS: 3 VARIETIES .6 :30.
13 HOW SEED IS STAINED TO PRODUCE TINTED FLOWERS .5 :25.
14 HOW SEVERAL VARIETIES OF VIOLET ARE RESPECTIVELY PRODUCED, GROWN, & CULTIVATED. 3 DIFFERENT COLOURS OF VIOLET. 5 VARIETIES OF YELLOW VIOLET .7 :35.
15 CALTHA. SCOPA REGIA .4 :20.
16 BACCHAR. COMBRETUM. ASARUM .9 :45.
17 SAFFRON: IN WHAT PLACES IT GROWS BEST. WHAT FLOWERS WERE KNOWN AT TIME OF TROJAN WAR 2.1 1:45.
18 NATURE OF ODOURS 2.2 1:50.
19 IRIS 1.5 1:15.
20 SALIUNCA .5 :25.
21 POLIUM, OR TEUTHRION .5 :25.
22 FABRICS WHICH RIVAL COLOURS OF FLOWERS 1 :50.
23 AMARANTH .6 :30.
24 CYANOS: HOLOCHRYSOS .4 :20.
25 PETILIUM: BELLIO .6 :30.
26 CHRYSOCOME, OR CHRYSITIS 51W :13.
27 SHRUBS, BLOSSOMS OF WHICH ARE USED FOR CHAPLETS .5 :25.
28 SHRUBS, LEAVES OF WHICH ARE USED FOR CHAPLETS .5 :25.
29 MELOTHRON, SPIRÆA, & ORIGANUM. CNEORUM OR CASSIA; 2 VARIETIES OF IT. MELISSOPHYLLUM OR MELITTÆNA. MELILOTE, OTHERWISE KNOWN AS CAMPANIAN GARLAND .6 :30.
30 3 VARIETIES OF TREFOIL: MYOPHONUM .7 :35.
31 2 VARIETIES OF THYME. PLANTS PRODUCED FROM BLOSSOMS & NOT FROM SEED 1.4 1:10.
32 CONYZA .7 :35.
33 FLOWER OF JOVE. HEMEROCALLES. HELENIUM. PHLOX. PLANTS IN WHICH BRANCHES & ROOTS ARE ODORIFEROUS .7 :35.
34 ABROTONUM. ADONIUM: 2 VARIETIES OF IT. PLANTS WHICH REPRODUCE THEMSELVES. LEUCANTHEMUM .7 :35.
2 VARIETIES OF AMARACUS .5 :25.
36 NYCTEGRETON, CHENOMYCHE, OR NYCTALOPS .6 :30.
37 WHERE MELILOTE IS FOUND 65W :16.
38 SUCCESSION IN WHICH FLOWERS BLOSSOM: SPRING FLOWERS. VIOLET. CHAPLET ANEMONE. ŒNANTHE. MELANION. HELICHRYSOS. GLADIOLUS. HYACINTH 1.7 1:25.
39 SUMMER FLOWERS— LYCHNIS: TIPHYON. 2 VARIETIES OF POTHOS. 2 VARIETIES OF ORSI- NUM. VINCAPERIVINCA OR CHAMÆDAPHNE— PLANT WHICH IS AN EVER-GREEN 1.2 1.
40 DURATION OF LIFE IN VARIOUS KINDS OF FLOWERS .7 :35.
41 PLANTS WHICH SHOULD BE SOWN AMONG FLOWERS FOR BEES. CERINTHA .9 :45.
42 MALADIES OF BEES, & Rmds FOR THEM .4 :20.
43 FOOD OF BEES .6 :30.
44 POISONED HONEY, & Rmds TO BE EMPLOYED BY THOSE WHO HAVE EATEN OF IT 1.5 1:15.
45 MADDENING HONEY 1.6 1:20.
46 HONEY THAT FLIES WILL NOT TOUCH 73W 0.
47 BEEHIVES, & ATTENTION WHICH SHOULD BE PAID TO THEM 1.1 :55.
48 THAT BEES ARE SENSIBLE OF HUNGER .6 :30.
49 METHOD OF PREPARING WAX. BEST KINDS OF WAX. PUNIC WAX 2 1:40.
50 PLANTS WHICH GROW SPONTANEOUSLY: USE MADE OF THEM BY VARIOUS NATIONS, THEIR NATURE, & REMARKABLE FACTS CONNECTED WITH THEM. STRAW- BERRY, TAMNUS, & BUTCHER'S BROOM. BATIS, 2 VARIETIES OF IT. MEADOW PARSNIP. HOP .7 :35.
51 COLOCASIA .6 :30.
52 CICHORIUM. ANTHALIUM OR ANTICELLIUM, OR ANTHYLLUM. ŒTUM. ARACHIDNA. ARACOS. CANDRYALA. HYPOCHŒRIS. CAUCALIS. ANTHRISCUM. SCANDIX. TRAGOPOGON. PAR- THENIUM OR LEUCANTHES, AMARACUS, PERDICIUM, OR MURALIS. TRYCHNUM OR STRYCHNUM, HALICACABUM, CALLIAS, DOR- YCNION, MANICON, PERITTON, NEURAS, MORIO, OR MOLY. CORCHORUS. APHACE. ACYNOPOS. EPIPETRON. PLANTS WHICH NEVER FLOWER. PLANTS WHICH ARE ALWAYS IN FLOWER 1.3 1:05.
53 4 VARIETIES OF CNECOS .7 :35.
54 PLANTS OF A PRICKLY NATURE: ERYNGE, GLYCYRRIZA, TRIBULUS, ANONIS, PHEOS OR STŒBE, & HIPPOPHAES .6 :30.
55 4 VARIETIES OF NETTLE. LAMIUM & SCORPIO 1.3 1:05.
56 CARDUUS, ACORNA, PHONOS, LEUCACANTHOS, CHALCEOS, CNECOS, POLYACANTHOS, ONOPYXOS, HELXINE, SCOLYMOS, CHAMÆLEON, TETRALIX, & ACANTHICE MASTICHE 1.4 1:10.
57 CACTOS; PIERNIX, PAPPUS, & ASCALIAS .5 :25.
58 TRIBULUS: ANONIS .8 :40.
59 PLANTS CLASSIFIED ACCORDING TO THEIR STEMS: CORONOPUS, ANCHUSA, ANTHEMIS, PHYLLANTHES, CREPIS, & LOTUS .4 :20.
60 PLANTS CLASSIFIED ACCORDING TO THEIR LEAVES. PLANTS WHICH NEVER LOSE THEIR LEAVES: PLANTS WHICH BLOSSOM A LITTLE AT A TIME: HELIOTROPIUM & ADIANTUM, Rmds DERIVED FROM WHICH WILL BE MENTIONED IN FOLLOWING BOOK .6 :30.
61 VARIOUS KINDS OF EARED PLANTS: STAN- YOPS; ALOPECUROS; STELEPHUROS, ORTYX, OR PLAN- TAGO; THRYALLIS .5 :25.
62 PERDICIUM. ORNITHOGALE 80W :17.
63 PLANTS WHICH ONLY MAKE THEIR APPEARANCE AT END OF A YEAR. PLANTS WHICH BEGIN TO BLOSSOM AT TOP. PLANTS WHICH BEGIN TO BLOSSOM AT LOWER PART .4 :20.
64 LAPPA, A PLANT WHICH PRODUCES WITHIN ITSELF. OPUNTIA, WHICH THROWS OUT A ROOT FROM LEAF .4 :20.
65 IASIONE. CHONDRYLLA. PICRIS, WHICH REMAINS IN FLOWER WHOLE YEAR THROUGH .3 :15.
66 PLANTS IN WHICH BLOSSOM MAKES ITS APPEARANCE BEFORE STEM. PLANTS IN WHICH STEM APPEARS BEFORE BLOSSOM. PLANTS WHICH BLOSSOM THREE TIMES IN YEAR .4 :20.
67 CYPIROS. THESION 66W :16.
68 ASPHODEL, OR ROYAL SPEAR. ANTHERICUS OR ALBUCUS 1.8 1:30.
69 6 VARIETIES OF RUSH: 4 Rmds DERIVED FROM CYPIROS 2.6 2:10.
70 CYPEROS: Rmds. CYPERIS. CYPIRA 1.3 1:05.
71 HOLOSCHŒNUS .4 :20.
72 Rmds DERIVED FROM SWEET-SCENTED RUSH, OR TEUCHITES .4 :20.
73 Rmds DERIVED FROM FLOWERS BEFORE MENTIONED: Rmds DERIVED FROM ROSE 2.7 2:15.
74 Rmds DERIVED FROM LILY 1 :50.
75 Rmds DERIVED FROM NARCISSUS .9 :45.
76 Rmds DERIVED FROM VIOLET 1 :50.
77 Rmds DERIVED FROM BACCHAR. 1 Rmd DERIVED FROM COMBRETUM .7 :35.
78 8 Rmds DERIVED FROM ASARUM .4 :20.
79 8 Rmds DERIVED FROM GALLIC NARD .5 :25.
80 4 Rmds DERIVED FROM PLANT CALLED "PHU." 59W :16.
81 Rmds DERIVED FROM SAFFRON .7 :35.
82 SYRIAN CROCOMAGNA: 2 Rmds 77W :17.
83 Rmds DERIVED FROM IRIS: 2 Rmds DERIVED FROM SALIUNCA 2.1 1:45.
84 Rmds DERIVED FROM POLIUM 1.3 1:05.
85 3 Rmds DERIVED FROM HOLOCHRYSOS.
6 Rmds DERIVED FROM CHRYSOCOME .5 :25.
86 Rmds DERIVED FROM MELISSOPHYLLUM .8 :40.
87 Rmds DERIVED FROM MELILOTE .6 :30.
88 4 Rmds DERIVED FROM TREFOIL 1.1 :55.
89 Rmds DERIVED FROM THYME 1.6 1:20.
90 4 Rmds DERIVED FROM HEMEROCALLES 57W :16.
91 5 Rmds DERIVED FROM HELENIUM .7 :35.
92 Rmds DERIVED FROM ABROTONUM 1.2 1.
93 1 Rmd DERIVED FROM LEUCANTHEMUM. 9 Rmds DERIVED FROM AMARACUS .7 :35.
94 Rmds DERIVED FROM ANEMONE OR PHRENION 1.8 1:30.
95 6 Rmds DERIVED FROM ŒNANTHE 79W :20.
96 Rmds DERIVED FROM HELICHRYSOS .7 :35.
97 8 Rmds DERIVED FROM HYACINTH .4 :20.
98 7 Rmds DERIVED FROM LYCHNIS .5 :25.
99 4 Rmds DERIVED FROM VINCAPERVINCA .3 :15.
100 3 Rmds DERIVED FROM BUTCHER'S BROOM .4 :20.
101 2 Rmds DERIVED FROM BATIS 79W :20.
102 2 Rmds DERIVED FROM COLOCASIA 26W :12.
103 6 Rmds DERIVED FROM ANTHYLLIUM OR ANTHYLLUM .7 :35.
104 8 Rmds DERIVED FROM PARTHENIUM, LEUCANTHES, OR AMARACUS .7 :35.
105 8 Rmds DERIVED FROM STRYCHNUM OR STRYCHNUM, HALICACABUM, CALLIAS, DORCYNION, MANICON, NEURAS, MORIO, OR MOLY 2.7 2:15.
106 6 MEDICINES DERIVED FROM CORCHORUS .4 :20.
107 3 Rmds DERIVED FROM CNECOS 82W :20.
108 1 Rmd DERIVED FROM PESOLUTA 53W :16.
109 EXPLANATION OF GREEK TERMS RELATIVE TO WEIGHTS & MEASURES 1 :50.
1 PROPERTIES OF PLANTS .6 :30.
2 PLANTS USED BY NATIONS FOR ADORNMENT OF PERSON .6 :30.
3 EMPLOYMENT OF PLANTS FOR DYEING. EXPLANATION OF TERMS SAGMEN, VERBENA, & CLARIGATIO 1.8 1:30.
4 GRASS GROWN: HOW RARELY IT HAS BEEN AWARDED 1.5 1:15.
5 ONLY PERSONS THAT HAVE BEEN PRESENTED WITH THIS CROWN 1.3 1:05.
6 ONLY CENTURION THAT HAS BEEN THUS HONOURED 1.6 1:20.
7 Rmds DERIVED FROM OTHER CHAPLET PLANTS 2.2 1:50.
8 ERYNGE OR ERYNGIUM .9 :45.
9 ERYNGIUM, CALLED CENTUM CAPITA: Rmds 1.3 1:05.
10 ACANOS; 1 Rmd 46W :11.
11 GLYCYRRHIZA OR ADIPSOS: Rmds 1.6 1:20.
12 2 VARIETIES OF TRIBULUS; Rmds .7 :35.
13 STŒBE OR PHEOS 52W :13.
14 2 VARIETIES OF HIPPOPHAES: 2 Rmds 1 :50.
15 NETTLE: Rmds 2.9 2:25.
16 LAMIUM: 7 Rmds .8 :40.
17 SCORPIO, 2 KINDS OF IT: 1 Rmd .4 :20.
18 LEUCACANTHA, PHYLLOS, ISCHIAS, OR POLYGONATOS: 4 Rmds 71W :17.
19 HELXINE: Rmds .9 :45.
20 PERDICIUM, PARTHENIUM, URCEOLARIS, OR ASTERCUM: Rmds .9 :45.
21 CHASMÆLEON, IXIAS, ULOPRONON, OR CYNOZOLON; 2 VARIEIES OF IT: Rmds 1.9 1:35.
22 CORONOPUS 36W :08.
23 ANCHUSA: Rmds .8 :40.
24 PSEUDOANCHUSA, ECHIS, OR DORIS: 3 Rmds .8 :40.
25 ONOCHILON, ARCHEBION, ONOCHELIS, RHEXIA, OR ENCHRYSA: Rmds 1 :50.
26 ANTHEMIS, LEUCANTHEMIS, LEUCANTHEMUM, CHAMÆXMELUM, OR MELANTHIUM; 3 VARIETIES OF IT: Rmds 1.1 :55.
27 LOTUS PLANT: 4 Rmds 70W 0.
28 LOTOMETRA: 2 Rmds .4 :20.
29 HELIOTROPIUM, HELIOSCOPIUM, OR VERRUCARIA: Rmds. HELIOTROPIUM, TRICOCCUM, OR SCORPIURON: Rmds 2.7 2:15.
30 ADIANTUM, CALLITRICHOS, TRICHOMANES, POLYTRICHOS, OR SAXIFRAGUM; 2 VARIETIES OF IT: Rmds 2.4 2.
31 PICRIS; 1 Rmd. THESION; 1 Rmd 60W :13.
32 ASPHODEL; Rmds 3.2 2:40.
33 HALIMON: Rmds 1.5 1:15.
34 ACANTHUS, PÆDEROS, OR MELAMPHYLLOS: 5 Rmds .5 :25.
35 BUPLEURON: 5 Rmds .5 :25.
36 BUPRESTIS: 1 Rmd .5 :25.
37 ELAPHOBOSCON: 9 Rmds .7 :35.
38 SCANDIX: 9 Rmds. ANTHRISCUM: 2 Rmds .6 :30.
39 IASIONE; 4 Rmds .4 :20.
40 CAUCALIS: Rmds .6 :30.
41 SIUM: Rmds .7 :35.
42 SILLYBUM 54W :16.
43 SCOLYMOS OR LIMONIA: 5 Rmds .9 :45.
44 SONCHOS; 2 VARIETIES: Rmds 1.5 1:15.
45 CONDRION OR CHONDRYLLA: SIX Rmds .8 :40.
46 MUSHROOMS: PECULIARITIES OF THEIR GROWTH 2.2 1:50.
47 FUNGI; SIGNS BY WHICH VENOMOUS KINDS MAY BE RECOGNIZED: 9 Rmds 2.1 1:45.
48 SULPHUR: 7 Rmds .8 :40.
49 LASER: Rmds 3.2 2:40.
50 PROPOLIS: 5 Rmds 1.6 1:20.
51 VARIOUS INFLUENCES OF DIFFERENT ALIMENTS UPON DISPOSITION 1.3 1:05.
52 HYDROMEL: Rmds .6 :30.
53 HONIED WINE: 6 Rmds .8 :40.
54 MELITITES: 3 Rmds .4 :20.
55 WAX: 8 Rmds .5 :25.
56 REMARKS IN DISPARAGEMENT OF MEDICINAL COMPOSITIONS 1.4 1:10.
57 Rmds DERIVED FROM GRAIN. SILIGO: 1 Rmd. WHEAT: 1 Rmd. CHAFF: 2 Rmds. SPELT: 1 Rmd. BRAN: 1 Rmd. OLYRA, OR ARINCA: 2 Rmds 1.6 1:20.
58 VARIOUS KINDS OF MEAL: Rmds 1.7 1:25.
59 POLENTA: 8 Rmds .4 :20.
60 FLOUR: 5 Rmds. PULS: 1 Rmd. MEAL USED FOR PASTING PAPYRUS: 1 Rmd .5 :25.
61 ALICA: 6 Rmds .9 :45.
62 MILLET: 6 Rmds .5 :25.
63 PANIC: 4 Rmds .4 :20.
64 SESAME: 7 Rmds. SESAMOIDES: 3 Rmds. ANTICYRICUM: 3 Rmds 1.1 :55.
65 BARLEY: 9 Rmds. MOUSE-BARLEY, BY GREEKS CALLED PHŒNICE: 1 Rmd .7 :35.
66 PTISAN: 4 Rmds .8 :40.
67 AMYLUM: 8 Rmds. OATS: 1 Rmd .5 :25.
68 BREAD: Rmds 1.1 :55.
69 BEANS: Rmds .6 :30.
70 LENTILS: Rmds 1.8 1:30.
71 ELELISPHACOS, SPHACOS, OR SALVIA: Rmds .9 :45.
72 CHICKPEA & CHICHELING VETCH: Rmds 1.4 1:10.
73 FITCH: Rmds 1.2 1.
74 LUPINES: Rmds 1.7 1:25.
75 IRIO, OR ERYSIMUM, BY GAULS CALLED VELA: Rmds .8 :40.
76 HORMINUM: 6 Rmds .6 :30.
77 DARNEL: 5 Rmds .6 :30.
78 PLANT MILIARIA: 1 Rmd .2 :10.
79 BROMOS: 1 Rmd .4 :20.
80 OROBANCHE, OR CYNOMORION: 1 Rmd .3 :15.
81 ELELISPHACOS, SPHACOS, OR SALVIA: Rmds .9 :45.
82 CHICKPEA & CHICHELING VETCH: Rmds 1.4 1:10.
81 Rmds FOR INJURIES INFLICTED BY INSECTS WHICH BREED AMONG LEGUMINOUS PLANTS .3 :15.
82 USE MADE OF YEAST OF ZYTHUM .5 :25.
1 INTRODUCTION .8 :40.
2 VINE .9 :45.
3 LEAVES & SHOOTS OF VINE: 7 Rmds 1.8 1:30.
4 OMPHACIUM EXTRACTED FROM VINE: Rmds .5 :25.
5 ŒNANTHE: Rmds 1.1 :55.
6 GRAPES, FRESH GATHERED .6 :30.
7 VARIOUS KINDS OF PRESERVED GRAPES: Rmds .9 :45.
8 CUTTINGS OF VINE: 1 Rmd 29W :12.
9 GRAPE-STONES: 6 Rmds .3 :15.
10 GRAPE-HUSKS: 8 Rmds 55W :13.
11 GRAPES OF THERIACA: 4 Rmds 66W :16.
12 RAISINS, OR ASTAPHIS: Rmds .8 :40.
13 ASTAPHISAGRIA, OTHERWISE CALLED STAPHIS OR TAMINIA: Rmds 1.2 1.
14 LABRUSCA, OR WILD VINE: Rmds .8 :40.
15 SALICASTRUM: Rmds 65W :16.
16 WHITE VINE, OTHERWISE CALLED AMPELOLEUCE, STAPHYLE, MELOTHRON, PSILOTRUM, ARCHEZOSTIS, CEDROSTIS, OR MADON: Rmds 2.4 2.
17 BLACK VINE, OTHERWISE CALLED BRYONA, CHIRONIA, GYNÆCANTHE, OR APRONIA: Rmds .9 :45.
18 MUST: Rmds 1 :50.
19 PARTICULARS RELATIVE TO WINE 1 :50.
20 SURRENTINE WINES: 3 Rmds. ALBAN WINES: 2 Rmds. FALERNIAN WINES: 6 Rmds 1.7 1:25.
21 SETINE WINES; 1 OBSERVATION UPON THEM. STATAN WINES; 1 OBSERVATION UPON THEM. SIGNIAN WINES; 1 Rmd .3 :15.
22 OTHER WINES: Rmds 2.5 2:05.
23 OBSERVATIONS RELATIVE TO WINE 1.7 1:25.
24 IN WHAT MALADIES WINE SHOULD BE ADMINISTERED; HOW IT SHOULD BE ADMINISTERED, & AT WHAT TIMES 3.3 2:45.
25 OBSERVATIONS WITH REFERENCE TO WINE 1.1 :55.
26 ARTIFICIAL WINES 1.1 :55.
27 VINEGAR: Rmds 2.9 2:25.
28 SQUILL VINEGAR: Rmds .7 :35.
29 OXYMELI: 7 Rmds .7 :35.
30 SAPA: 7 Rmds .8 :40.
31 LEES OF WINE: Rmds 1.2 1.
32 LEES OF VINEGAR: Rmds .8 :40.
33 LEES OF SAPA: 4 Rmds 70W 0.
34 LEAVES OF OLIVE: Rmds .8 :40.
35 BLOSSOM OF OLIVE: 4 Rmds .9 :45.
36 WHITE OLIVES: 4 Rmds. BLACK OLIVES: 3 Rmds 2.5 2:05.
37 AMURCA OF OLIVES: Rmds 1.2 1.
38 LEAVES OF WILD OLIVE: Rmds 1.2 1.
39 OMPHACIUM: 3 Rmds .6 :30.
40 OIL OF ŒNANTHE: Rmds 1.3 1:05.
41 CASTOR OIL: Rmds .8 :40.
42 OIL OF ALMONDS: Rmds .5 :25.
43 OIL OF LAUREL: 9 Rmds 54W :16.
44 OIL OF MYRTLE: Rmds .4 :20.
45 OIL OF CHAMÆMYRSINE OR OXYMYRSINE; OIL OF CYPRESS; OIL OF CITRUS; OIL OF WALNUTS; OIL OF CNIDIUM: OIL OF MASTICH; OIL OF BALANUS; VARIOUS Rmds .9 :45.
46 CYPRUS, & OIL EXTRACTED FROM IT; Rmds. GLEUCINUM: 1 Rmd .7 :35.
47 OIL OF BALSAMUM: FIFTEEN Rmds .6 :30.
48 MALOBATHRUM: 5 Rmds .4 :20.
49 OIL OF HENBANE: 2 Rmds. OIL OF LUPINES: 1 Rmd. OIL OF NARCISSUS: 1 Rmd. OIL OF RADISHES: 5 Rmds. OIL OF SESAME: 3 Rmds. OIL OF LILIES: 3 Rmds. OIL OF SELGA: 1 Rmd. OIL OF IGUVIUM: 1 Rmd .9 :45.
50 ELÆOMELI: 2 Rmds. OIL OF PITCH: 2 Rmds .5 :25.
51 PALM: 9 Rmds .7 :35.
52 PALM WHICH PRODUCES MYROBALANUM: 3 Rmds 52W :13.
53 PALM CALLED ELATE: SIXTEEN Rmds .6 :30.
54 Rmds DERIVED FROM BLOSSOMS, LEAVES, FRUIT, BRANCHES, BARK, JUICES, WOOD, ROOTS, & ASHES OF VARIOUS KINDS OF TREES. 6 OBSERVATIONS UPON APPLES. OBSERVATIONS UPON QUINCES. 1 OBSERVATION UPON STRUTHEA 1.9 1:35.
55 SWEET APPLES CALLED MELIMELA: 6 OBSERVATIONS UPON THEM. SOUR APPLES: 4 OBSERVATIONS UPON THEM .3 :15.
56 CITRONS: 5 OBSERVATIONS UPON THEM 83W :17.
57 PUNIC APPLES OR POMEGRANATES: Rmds 1.2 1.
58 COMPOSITION CALLED STOMATICE: Rmds 1.1 :55.
59 CYTINUS: 8 Rmds .8 :40.
60 BALAUSTIUM: Rmds 1 :50.
61 WILD POMEGRANATE 68W :17.
62 PEARS: OBSERVATIONS UPON THEM .8 :40.
63 FIGS: 1OBSERVATIONS UPON THEM 4.2 3:30.
64 WILD FIG: OBSERVATIONS UPON IT 2.3 1:55.
65 HERB ERINEON: 3 Rmds .5 :25.
66 PLUMS: 4 OBSERVATIONS UPON THEM 66W 0.
67 PEACHES: 2 Rmds .4 :20.
68 WILD PLUMS: 2 Rmds 48W :14.
69 LICHEN ON PLUM-TREES: 2 Rmds 39W :13.
70 MULBERRIES: Rmds 1.2 1.
71 MEDICAMENT CALLED STOMATICE, ARTERIACE, OR PANCHRESTOS. 4 Rmds 2.4 2.
72 CHERRIES: 5 OBSERVATIONS UPON THEM 71W :17.
73 MEDLARS: 2 Rmds. SORBS: 2 Rmds 60W :13.
74 PINE-NUTS: Rmds .7 :35.
75 ALMONDS: Rmds 1.2 1.
76 GREEK NUTS: 1 Rmd 47W :14.
77 WALNUTS: Rmds. MITHRIDATIC ANTIDOTE 1.5 1:15.
78 8HAZEL-NUTS:
3 OBSERVATIONS PISTACHIO-NUTS: 8 OBSERVATIONS CHESNUTS: 5 OBSERVATIONS .5 :25.
79 CAROBS: 5 OBSERVATIONS UPON THEM. CORNEL; 1 Rmd. FRUIT OF ARBUTUS .5 :25.
80 LAUREL; OBSERVATIONS UPON IT 3.2 2:40.
81 MYRTLE; OBSERVATIONS UPON IT 2.1 1:45.
82 MYRTIDANUM: Rmds .5 :25.
83 WILD MYRTLE, OTHERWISE CALLED OXYMYRSINE, OR CHAMÆMYRSINE, & RUSCUS: 6 Rmds 1.2 1.
1 ANTIPATHIES & SYMPATHIES WHICH EXIST AMONG TREES & PLANTS 3 2:40.
2 LOTUS OF ITALY: 6 Rmds .6 :30.
3 ACORNS: REMEDTES .6 :30.
4 TIE KERMES-BERRY OF HOLM-OAK: 3 Rmds .4 :20.
5 ALL-NUTS: Rmds .8 :40.
6 MISTLETOE: Rmds 1.1 :55.
7 EXCRESCENCES WHICH GROW ON ROBUR: 1 Rmd. CHRRUS: 8 Rmds .4 :20.
8 CORK TREE: 2 Rmds 43W :16.
9 BEECUH: 4 Rmds 39W :15.
10 CYPRESS: Rmds 1.1 :55.
11 DRONES .9 :45.
12 CEDRIDES: Rmds .3 :15.
13 GALBANUM: Rmds 1.1 :55.
14 KINDS OF HONEY PECULIAR TO VARIOUS PLACES 2.3 1:55.
15 STORAX: Rmds .6 :30.
16 SPONDYLIUM: Rmds .8 :40.
17 MODE OF GOVERNMENT OF BEES 1.6 1:20.
18 TEREBINTH: 6 Rmds 53W :16.
19 PITCH-TREE & LARCH: 8 Rmds .7 :35.
20 DISEASES OF BEES 1 :50.
21 PITYUSA: 6 Rmds .5 :25.
22 RESINS: Rmds 2.4 2.
23 METHODS OF RENEWING SWARM .4 :20.
24 PISSELÆON & PALIMPISSA: Rmds .4 :20.
25 PISSASPHALTOS: 2 Rmds 68W 0.
26 LARVÆ OF SILK-WORM-WHO 1ST INVENTED SILK CLOTHS .6 :30.
27 TORCH-TREE: 1 Rmd 22W :12.
28 LENTISK: Rmds 1.3 1:05.
29 GENERATION OF SPIDERS .6 :30.
30 ASH: 5 Rmds .6 :30.
31 MAPLE: 1 Rmd 26W 0.
32 GRASSHOPPER: THAT IT HAS NEITHER MOUTH NOR OUTLET FOR FOOD 2.2 1:50.
33 ELM: Rmds .9 :45.
34 LINDEN-TREE: 5 Rmds 76W :17.
35 LOCUSTS 3.5 2:55.
36 JUNIPER: Rmds .8 :40.
37 WILLOW: Rmds. WILLOW OF AMLERIA: 1 Rmd 1.2 1.
38 ANIMALS WHICH BREED IN WOOD 68W 0.
39 ERICA; 1 Rmd 43W :15.
40 BROOM; 5 Rmds 1 :50.
41 MOTHS, CANTHARIDES, GNATS–AN INSECT THAT BREEDS IN SNOW .9 :45.
42 BBYA: Rmds 1.6 1:20.
43 BLOOD-RED SHRUB: 1 Rmd 37W :08.
44 NATURE & CHARACTERISTICS OF ALL ANIMALS CONSIDERED LIMB BY LIMB. THOSE WHICH HAVE TUFTS & CRESTS 1.2 1.
45 PRIVATE: 8 Rmds .4 :20.
46 ALDER: 1 KEMEDY 20W :12.
47 HAIR 1 :50.
48 CISTHOS: 5 Rmds .6 :30.
49 CISSOS ERYTIRANOS: 2 Rmds. CHAMÆCISSOS:
2 REMIEDIES. SMILAX: 3 Rmds. CLEMATIS: Rmds 1.3 1:05.
50 EARS. ANIMALS WHICH HEAR WITHOUT EARS OR APERTURES 1.2 1.
51 PAPYRUS & PAPER MADE FROM IT: 3 Rmds .3 :15.
52 EBONY: 5 Rmds .5 :25.
53 DIVERSITY OF COLOUR OF EYES .4 :20.
54 RHUS OR SUMACH TREE; 2 VARIETIES: 8 Rmds. STOMATICE .7 :35.
55 RHUS ERYTHROS: 9 Rmds .4 :20.
56 HAIR OF EYE-LIDS: WHAT ANIMALS ARE WITHOUT THEM. ANIMALS WHICH CAN SEE ON 1 SIDE ONLY .9 :45.
57 ALYSSON: 2 Rmds .3 :15.
58 RADICULT OR STRUTHION: Rmds. APOCYNUMI: 2 OBSERVATIONS UPON IT 1 :50.
59 NOSTRILS .4 :20.
60 SEED CALLED CACHRYS 63W :16.
61 HERB SAVIN: 7 Rmds .6 :30.
62 TEETH OF SERPENTS; THEIR POISON. A BIRD WHICH HAS TEETH 1.8 1:30.
63 SAMOLUS: 2 Rmds 77W :17.
64 GUM: Rmds .7 :35.
65 TONGUE; ANIMALS WHICH HAVE NO TONGUE. NOISE MADE BY FROGS. PALATE 2.4 2.
66 WHITE THORN: 2 Rmds. ACANTHION; 1 Rmd .4 :20.
67 GUM ACACIA: Rmds 1.4 1:10.
68 THROAT; GULLET; STOMACH .7 :35.
69 ERYSISCEPTRUM, ADIPSATHEON, OR DIAXYLON: 8 Rmds .7 :35.
70 THORN CALLED APPENDIX: 2 Rmds. PYRACANTHA: 1 Rmd 71W :17.
71 WHEN CUSTOM WAS 1ST ADOPTED OF EXAMINING HEART IN INSPECTION OF ENTRAILS 1.1 :55.
72 AGRIFOLIA. AQUIFOLIA: 1 Rmd. YEW: 1 PROPERTY BELONGING TO IT .6 :30.
73 BRAMBLE: Rmds 1.8 1:30.
74 GALL; WHERE SITUATE, & IN WHAT ANIMALS IT IS DOUBLE. ANIMALS WHICH HAVE NO GALL, & OTHERS IN WHICH IT IS NOT SITUATE IN LIVER 1 :50.
75 IDÆAN BRAMBLE .4 :20.
76 RHAMNOS; 2 VARIETIES OF IT: 5 Rmds .6 :30.
77 LYCIIUM: Rmds 1.2 1.
78 SARCOCOLLA: 2 Rmds .3 :15.
79 SMALL GUTS, FRONT INTESTINES, ANUS, COLON. CAUSES OF INSATIATE VORACITY OF CERTAIN ANIMALS 2 1:40.
80 TRIXAGO, CHAMÆDRYS, CHAMÆDROPS, OR TECRIA: Rmds 1.1 :55.
81 CHAMÆDAPHNE: 5 Rmds .4 :20.
82 BREAST: RIBS .4 :20.
83 CHAMÆSYCE: 8 Rmds .4 :20.
84 CHAMÆCISSOS: 1 Rmd 69W :17.
85 ANIMALS WHICH HAVE SUET: ANIMALS WHICH DO NOT GROW FAT .9 :45.
86 CHAMÆPEUCE: 5 Rmds. CHAMCYPARISSOS: 2 Rmds. AMPELOPRASON; 6 RE- MEDIES. STACHYS: 1 Rmd .6 :30.
87 CLINOPODION, CLEONICION, ZOPYRON, OR OCIMOÏDES: 3 Rmds .3 :15.
88 NERVE: ANIMALS WHICH HAVE NONE 1.2 1.
89 CLEMATIS ECHITES, OR LAIINE .8 :40.
90 EGYPTIAN CLEMATIS, DAPHNODES, OR POLYGONOÏDES: 2 Rmds 56W :16.
91 ANIMALS WHICH ARE WITHOUT BLOOD AT CERTAIN PERIODS OF YEAR .9 :45.
92 AON: Rmds 2.4 2.
93 DRACUNCLUS; 2 Rmds 1.1 :55.
94 HAIR & COVERING OF SKIN 1.9 1:35.
95 MILLEFOIJUM OR MYRIOPHYLLON; 7 Rmds .5 :25.
96 PSEUDOBUNION: 4 Rmds 54W :16.
97 VARIOUS KINDS OF CHEESE 1.3 1:05.
98 ONOBRYCHIS: 3 Rmds 71W :17.
99 CORACESTA & CALLICIA .4 :20.
100 RESEMBLANCE OF APE TO MAN .5 :25.
101APROXIS: 6 Rmds .8 :40.
102 AGLAOPHOTIS OR MARMARITIS. ACHLEMENIS OR HIPPOPHOBAS. THEOBROTION OR SEMNION. ADAMANTIS. ARIANIS. THŒRIONARCA. ÆTHIOPIS OR MEROIS. OPHIUSA. THALASSEGLE OR POTAMAUGIS. THEANGELIS. GELOTOPHYLLIS. HESTIATORIS OR PROTOMEDIA. CASIGNETES OR DIONYSONYMPHAS. HELIANTHES OR HELIOCALLIS. HERMESIAS. ÆSCHYNOMENE. CROCIS. ŒNOTHERIS. ANACAMPISEROS 4.5 2:45.
103 PARTS OF HUMAN BODY TO WHICH CERTAIN RELIGIOUS IDEAS ARE ATTACHED 1 :50.
104 WOOL PLANT: 1 Rmd. LACTORIS: 1 Rmd. MILlTARIS: 1 Rmd .4 :20.
105 STRATIOTES: 5 Rmds .3 :15.
106 HOOFS .7 :35.
107 PLANT GROWING ON BANKS OF A RIVER: 1 Rmd 55W :13.
108 HERB CALLED IJNGUA: 1 Rmd 53W :16.
109 SEXUAL PARTS. HERMAPHRODITES .9 :45.
110 PLANTS GROWING UPONDUNGHILLS: 1 Rmd 29W 0.
111 PLANTS THAT HAVE BEEN MOISTENED WITH URINE OF A DOG: 1 Rmd 39W :13.
112 DIFFERENT VOICES OF ANIMALS 3.7 3:05.
113 PLANT CALLED IMPIA: 2 Rmds .7 :35.
114 PLANT CALLED VENUS' COMB: 1 Rmd 40W :14.
115 RESPIRATION & NUTRIMENT. 1.5 1:15.
116 PHILANTHROPOS: 1 Rmd. LAPPA CANARIA: 2 Rmds .5 :25.
117 TORDYLON OR SYREON: 3 Rmds .4 :20.
118 FROM WHAT CAUSES CORPULENCE ARISES; HOW IT MAY BE REDUCED .6 :30.
119 DACTYLOS; 5 Rmds .6 :30.
120 FENUGREEK OR SILICIA: Rmds 2.7 2:15.
       
1 WHEN WILD PLANTS WERE 1ST BROUGHT INTO USE 1.6 1:20.
2 LATIN AUTHORS WHO HAVE WRITTEN UPON THESE PLANTS .7 :35.
3 AT WHAT PERIOD ROMANS ACQUIRED SOME KNOW- LEDGE OF THIS SUBJECT 1.7 1:25.
4 GREEK AUTHORS WHO HAVE DELINEATED PLANTS IN COLOURS .7 :35.
5 1ST GREEK AUTHORS WHO WROTE UPON PLANTS 3.9 3:15.
6 WHY A FEW OF PLANTS ONLY HAVE BEEN USED MEDICINALLY. PLANTS, MEDICINAL PROPERTIES OF WHICH HAVE BEEN MIRACULOUSLY DISCOVERED. CYNORRHODOS: 2 Rmds. PLANT CALLED DRACUNCULUS: 1 Rmd. BRITANNICA: 5 Rmds 4 3:20.
7 WHAT DISEASES ARE ATTENDED WITH GREATEST PAIN. NAMES OF PERSONS WHO HAVE DISCOVERED FAMOUS PLANTS 2.4 2.
8 MOLY: 3 Rmds .8 :40.
9 DODECATHEOS: 1 Rmd 64W :16.
10 PÆONIA, PENTOROBUS, OR GLYCYSIDE: 1 Rmd .7 :35.
11 PANACES ASCLEPION: 2 Rmds .9 :45.
12 PANACES HERACLEON: 3 Rmds 59W :16.
13 PANACES CHIRONION: 4 Rmds 76W :17.
14 PANACES CENTAURION OR PHARNACION: 3 Rmds .5 :25.
15 HERACLEON SIDERION: 4 Rmds 58W 0.
16 AMPELOS CHIRONIA: 1 Rmd 45W :12.
17 HYOSCYAMOS, KNOWN ALSO AS APOLLINARIS OR ALTERCUM; 5 VARIETIES OF IT: 3 Rmds 1.5 1:15.
18 LINOZOSTIS, PARTHENION, HERMUPOA, OR MERCURIALIS; 2 VARIETIES OF IT: Rmds 2.4 2.
19 ACIIILLEOS, SIDERITIS, PANACES HERACLEON, MILLEFOLIUM, OR SCOPÆ REGLÆ; 6 VARIETIES OF IT: 3 Rmds 1.5 1:15.
20 TEUCRION, HEMIONION, OR SPLENION: 2 Rmds .8 :40.
21 MELAMIPODIUM, HELLEBORE, OR VERATRUM: 3 VARIETES OF IT. WAY IN WHICH IT IS GATHERED, & HOW THES QUALITY OF IT IS TESTED 3.8 3:10.
22 Rmds DERIVED FROM BLACK HELLEBORE. HOW IT SHOULD BE TAKEN 1 :50.
23 Rmds DERIVED FROM WHITE HELLEBORE 1.6 1:20.
24 OBSERVATIONS UPON 2 KINDS OF HELLEBORE .9 :45.
25 TO WHAT PERSONS HELLEBORE SHOULD NEVER BE ADMINISTERED .7 :35.
26 MITHRIDATIA 47W :15.
27 SCORDOTIS OR SCORDION: 4 Rmds .4 :20.
28 POLEMONIA, PHILETÆRIA, OR CHILIODYNAMUS: 6 Rmds .3 :15.
29 EUPATORIA: 1 Rmd 73W :17.
30 CENTAURION OR CHIRONION: Rmds .9 :45.
31 CENTAURION LEPTON, OR LIBATION, KNOWN ALSO AS FELL TERRÆ: Rmds .7 :35.
32 CENTAURIS TRIORCHIS: 2 Rmds .4 :20.
33 CLYMENUS: 2 Rmds .6 :30.
34 GENTIAN: Rmds .5 :25.
35 LYSIMACHIA: 8 Rmds .4 :20.
36 ARTEMISIA, PARTHENIS, BOTRYS, OR AMBROSIA: 5 Rmds .8 :40.
37 NYMPHÆA, HERACLEON, RHOPALON, OR MADON; 2 VARIETIES OF IT: 4 Rmds .8 :40.
38 2 VARIETIES OF EUPHORBIA: 4 Rmds. CHAMELÆA 1.5 1:15.
39 2 VARIETIES OF PLANTAGO: Rmds .7 :35.
40 BUGLOSSOS: 3 Rmds 53W :15.
41 CYNOGLOSSOS: 3 Rmds .4 :20.
42 BUPHTALMOS OR CACHLA: 1 Rmd 64W :16.
43 PLANTS WHICH HAVE BEEN DISCOVERED BY CERTAIN NATIONS. SCYTHICE: 1 Rmd .3 :15.
44 HIPPACE: 3 Rmds 57W :16.
45 ISCHÆMON: 2 Rmds .4 :20.
46 CESTROS, PSYCHOTROPEION, VETTONICA, OR SERRATULA: Rmds .6 :30.
47 CANTABRICA: 2 Rmds .7 :35.
48 DOG-PLANT: 1 Rmd .4 :20.
49 ELAPHOBOSCON 41W :12.
50 PLANTS DISCOVERED BY CERTAIN ANIMALS. CHELIDONIA: 6 Rmds .9 :45.
51 DOG-PLANT: 1 Rmd .4 :20.
52 ELAPHOBOSCON 41W :12.
53 DICTAMNON: 8 Rmds. PSEUDODICTAMNON OR CHONDRIS. IN WHAT PLACES MOST POWERFUL PLANTS ARE FOUND. HOW THAT MILK IS DRUNK IN ARCADIA FOR BENEFICIAL EFFECTS OF PLANTS UPON WHICH CATTLE FEED 2 1:40.
54 ARISTOLOCHIA, CLEMATITIS, CRETICA, PLISTOTOCHIA, LOCHIA POLYRRHIZOS, OR APPLE OF EARTH: Rmds 2.1 1:45.
55 EMPLOYMENT OF THESE PLANTS FOR INJURIES INFLICTED BY SERPENTS 1.6 1:20.
56 ARIGEMONIA: 4 Rmds .7 :35.
57 AGARIC: Rmds .4 :20.
58 ECHIOS; 3 VARIETIES OF IT: 2 Rmds .5 :25.
59 HIERABOTANE, PERISTEREON, OR VERBENACA; 2 VARIETIES OF IT: Rmds 1.5 1:15.
60 BLATTARIA: 1 Rmd 64W :16.
61 LEMONIUM : 1 Rmd 31W :08.
62 QUINQUEFOLIUM, KNOWN ALSO AS PENTAPETES, PENTAPHYLLON, OR CHAMÆZELON: Rmds .4 :20.
63 SPARGANION: 1 Rmd 28W :07.
64 4 VARIETIES OF DAUCUS: Rmds 1.3 1:05.
65 THERIONARCA: 2 Rmds 59W :15.
66 PERSOLATA OR ARCION; 8 Rmds 54W :15.
67 CYCLAMINOS OR TUBER TERRÆ: Rmds .8 :40.
68 CYCLAMINOS CISSANTHEMOS: 4 Rmds .4 :20.
69 CYCLAMINOS CHAMÆCISSOS: 3 Rmds 40W 0.
70 PEUCEDANUM: Rmds 1 :50.
71 EBULUM: 6 Rmds 21W :05.
72 POLEMONIA: 1 Rmd .3 :15.
73 PHLOMOS OR VERBASCUM: Rmds .5 :25.
74 PHLOMIS: 1 Rmd. LYCHNITIS OR THRYALLIS .6 :30.
75 THELYPHONON OR SCORPIO: 1 Rmd .5 :25.
76 PHLYNION, NEURAS, OR POTERION; 1 Rmd .3 :15.
77 ALISMA, DAMASONION, OR LYRON: Rmds .9 :45.
78 PERISTEREOS: 6 Rmds 56W :15.
79 Rmds AGAINST CERTAIN POISONS .8 :40.
80 ANTIRREHINUM, ANARRHlNON, OR LYCHNIS AGRIA: 3 REMDIES .3 :15.
81 EUCLEA: 1 Rmd .4 :20.
82 PERICARPUM; 2 VARIETIES OF IT: 2 Rmds .4 :20.
83 Rmds FOR DISEASES OF HEAD. NYMPHÆA HERACLIA: 2 Rmds .4 :20.
84 LINGULACA: 1 Rmd .8 :40.
85 CACALIA OR LEONTICE: 3 Rmds 60W :13.
86 CALLITRICHOS: 1 Rmd 50W :13.
87 HYSSOP: Rmds .3 :15.
88 LONCHITIS : 4 Rmds .4 :20.
89 XIPHION OR PHASGANION: 4 Rmds .7 :35.
90 PSYLLION, CYNOÏDES, CRYSTALLION, SICELICON, OR CYNOMYIA; Rmds. TIRYSELINUM: 1 Rmd .9 :45.
91 Rmds FOR DISEASES OF EYES 1.1 :55.
92 ANAGALLIS, OR CORCHORON; 2 VARIETIES OF IT: 6 Rmds 1.3 1:05.
93 ÆGILOPS: 2 Rmds 78W :17.
94 MANDRAGORA, CIRCÆON, MORION, OR HIPPOPHLOMOS; 2 VARIETIES OF IT: Rmds 2.4 2.
95 HEMLOCK: Rmds 2 1:40.
96 CRETHMOS AGRIOS : 1 Rmd 25W :12.
97 MOLYBDÆNA: 1 Rmd 50W :13.
98 1ST KIND OF CAPNOS, KNOWN ALSO AS CHICKEN'S FOOT: 1 Rmd 73W :17.
99 ARBORESCENT CAPNOS: THREE Rmds .4 :20.
100 ACORON OR AGRION: FOURTEEN Rmds .8 :40.
101 COTYLEDON: 2 VARIETIES OF IT: REMEDIES .6 :30.
102 GREATER AIZOÜM, ALSO CALLED BUPHTHALMOS, ZOÖPHTHALMOS, STERGETHRON, HYPOGESON, AMBROSION, AME- RIMNON, SEDTUM MAGNUM, OR DIGITELLUS: REMEDIES. SMALLER AIZOÜM, ALSO CALLED ERITHALES, TRITHALES, CHRYSOTHALES, ISOETES OR SEDUM: REMEDIES 1.1 :55.
103 ANDRACHLE AGRIA OR ILLECEBRA: REMEDIES 1.3 1:05.
104 REMEDY FOR DISEASES OF NOSTRILS  18W :05.
105 REMEDIES FOR DISEASES OF TEETH 1 :50.
106 ERIGERON, PAPPUS, ACANTHIS, OR SENECIO: 8 REMEDIES 1 :50.
107 EPHEMERON: 2 REMEDIES .6 :30.
108  LABRUM VENEREUM: 1 REMEDY  .3 :15.
109  BATRACHION, RANUNCULUS, OR STRUMUS; 4 VARIETIES OF IT: REMEDIES .4 :20.
110 REMEDIAL PREPARATIONS FOR OFFENSIVE BREATH: 2 KINDS OF THEM 8 6:40.
1 NEW FORMS OF DISEASE .5 :25.
2 NATURE OF LICHEN .5 :25.
3 AT WHAT PERIOD LICHEN FIRST MADE ITS APPEARANCE IN ITALY 1.5 1:15.
4 CARBUNCLE .9 :45.
5 ELEPHANTIASIS 1.1 :55.
6 COLIC 1.6 1:20.
7 NEW SYSTEM OF MEDICINE: ASCLEPIADES PHYSICIAN 1.1 :55.
8 TIE CHANGES EFFECTED BY ASCLEPIADES IN PRACTICE OF MEDICINE 2.5 2:05.
9 REMARKS IN DISPRAISE OF PRACTICES OF MAGIC 2.1 1:45.
10 LICHEN: 5 Rmds 1.2 1.
11 QUINZY .4 :20.
12 SCROFULA .8 :40.
13 PLANT CALLED BELLIS: 2 Rmds .2 :10.
14 CONDURDUM .3 :15.
15 COUGH 1.2 1.
16 BECHION, OTHERWISE KNOWN AS ARCION, CHAMÆ LEUCE OR TUSSILAGO: 3 Rmds .7 :35.
17 BECHION, KNOWN ALSO AS SALVIA: 4 Rmds .5 :25.
18 AFFECTIONS OF SIDE, CHEST, & STOMACH .6 :30.
19 MOLON OR SYRON. AMOMUM 1.3 1:05.
20 EPHEDRA OR ANABASIS; THREE Rmds .5 :25.
21 GEUM: THREE Rmds .8 :40.
22 TRIPOLIUM : THREE Rmds .4 :20.
23 GROMPHÆNA .2 :10.
24 MALUNDRUM : 2 Rmds .2 :10.
25 CHALCETUM; 2 Rmds. MOLEMONIUM; 1 Rmd .9 :45.
26 HALUS OR COTONEA: 5 Rmds .3 :15.
27 CHAMSHOPS: 1 Rmd. STŒCHAS: 1 Rmd .4 :20.
28 Rmds FOR DISEASES OF BELLY 1.8 1:30.
29 ASTRAGALUS: 6 Rmds .8 :40.
30 LADANUM: Rmds 1.1 :55.
31 CHONDRIS OR PSEUDODICTAMNON: 1 Rmd. HYPOCISTHIS OR OROBETHRON; 2 VARIETIES: 8 Rmds .7 :35.
32 LAVER OR SION: 2 Rmds .2 :10.
33 POTAMOGITON: 8 Rmds. STATICE: 3 Rmds .7 :35.
34 CERATIA: 2 Rmds. LEONTOPODION, LEUCEORON, DORIPETRON, OR THORYBETHRON. LAGOPUS: 3 Rmds 1.4 1:10.
EPITHYMON OR HIPPOPHEOS: 8 Rmds .9 :45.
36 PYCNOCOMON; 4 Rmds .5 :25.
37 POLYPODION: 3 Rmds .6 :30.
38 SCAMMONY; 8 Rmds 1.5 1:15.
39 TITHYMALOS CHARACIAS 2 1:40.
40 TITHYMALOS MYRTITES, OR CARYITES; Rmds .9 :45.
41 TITHYMALOS PARALIOS, OR TITHYMALIS: 4 Rmds .3 :15.
42 TITHYMALOS HELIOSCOPIOS: Rmds .5 :25.
43 TITHYMALOS CYPARISSIAS : Rmds .3 :15.
44 TITHYMALOS PLATYPHYLLOS, CORYMBITES, OR AMYGDALITES: 3 Rmds .4 :20.
45 TITHYMALOS DENDROÏDES, COBIOS, OR LEPTOPHYLLOS: Rmds .3 :15.
46 APIOS ISCHAS, OR RAPHANOS AGRIA: 2 Rmds .8 :40.
47 Rmds FOR GRIPING PAINS IN BOWELS .8 :40.
48 Rmds FOR DISEASES OF SPLEEN 1.3 1:05.
49 Rmds FOR CALCULI & DISEASES OF BLADDER 1.5 1:15.
50 CRETHMOS: Rmds. CACHRY 1.2 1.
51 ANTHYLLION; 1 Rmds ANTHYLLIS: 2 Rmds .3 :15.
52 CEPÆA: 1 Rmd .3 :15.
53 HYPERICON, CHAMÆPITYS, OR CORISON: 9 Rmds .4 :20.
54 CAROS OR HYPERICON: Rmds .4 :20.
55 CALLITHRIX: 1 Rmd. PERPRESSA: 1 Rmd. CHRYSANTHEMUM: 1 Rmd. ANTHEMIS: 1 Rmd .6 :30.
56 SILAUS: 1 Rmd .6 :30.
57 PLANT OF FULVIUS .2 :10.
58 Rmds FOR DISEASES OF TESTES & FUNDAMENT 1.3 1:05.
59 INGUINALIS OR ARGEMO .2 :10.
60 Rmds FOR INFLAMED TUMOURS. CHRYSIPPIOS: 1 Rmd .8 :40.
61 APHRODISIACS & ANT APHRODISIACS .6 :30.
62 ORCHIDS OR SERAPES: 5 MEDICINAL PROPERTIES. SATYR ION 1.2 1.
63 SATYRION: 3 MEDICINAL PROPERTIES. SATYRION ERYTHRAÏCON: 4 MEDICINAL PROPERTIES 1.4 1:10.
64 Rmds FOR GOUT & DISEASES OF FEET 1 :50.
65 LAPPAGO OR MOLLUGO: 1 Rmd. ASPERUGO: 1 Rmd .4 :20.
66 PHYCOS THALASSION OR SEA-WEED: 3 VARIETIES OF IT. LAPPA BOARIA 1.6 1:20.
67 MALADIES WHICH ATTACK WHOLE OF BODY .6 :30.
68 GERANION, MYRRHIS, OR MYRTIS; 3 VARIETIES OF IT: 6 Rmds 1.4 1:10.
69 ONOTHERAS OR ONEAR: 3 Rmds .9 :45.
70 Rmds FOR EPILEPSY .8 :40.
71 Rmds FOR FEVERS 1.3 1:05.
72 Rmds FOR PHRENITIS, LETHARGY, & CARBUNCLES .7 :35.
73 Rmds FOR DROPSY. ACTE OR EBULUM. CHAMÆACTE 1.1 :55.
74 Rmds FOR ERYSIPELAS .7 :35.
75 Rmds FOR SPRAINS .3 :15.
76 Rmds FOR JAUNDICE 1 :50.
77 Rmds FOR BOILS .3 :15.
78 Rmds FOR FISTULA .4 :20.
79 EMEDIES FOR ABSCESSES & HARD TUMOURS .7 :35.
80 Rmds FOR BURNS .3 :15.
81 Rmds FOR DISEASES OF SINEWS & JOINTS .7 :35.
82 Rmds FOR HÆMORRHAGE .5 :25.
83 HIPPURIS, OTHERWISE CALLED EPHEDRON, ANABASIS, OR EQUISÆTUM; 3 KINDS OF IT: Rmds 1.9 1:35.
84 STEPHANOMELIS .3 :15.
85 Rmds FOR RUPTURES & CONVULSIONS. ERYSITHALES: 1 Rmd .6 :30.
86 Rmds FOR PHTHIRIASIS .3 :15.
87 Rmds FOR ULCERS & WOUNDS 3.8 3:10.
88 POLYCNEMON: 1 Rmd .7 :35.
89 Rmds FOR WARTS & APPLICATIONS FOR REMOVAL OF SCARS .4 :20.
90 Rmds FOR FEMALE DISEASES 4.8 4.
91 ARSENOGONON: 1 MEDICINAL PROPERTY. THELYGONON: 1 MEDICINAL PROPERTY .5 :25.
92 MASTOS: 1 Rmd .5 :25.
93 APPLICATIONS FOR HAIR. LYSIMACHIA. OPHRYS 1 :50.
1 RESEARCHES OF ANCIENTS UPON THIS SUBJECT 1.6 1:20.
2 ACONITE, OTHERWISE CALLED THELYPHONON, CAMMARON, PARDALIANCHES, OR SCORPIO; 4 Rmds 3.7 3:05.
3 ÆTHIOPIS: 4 Rmds .7 :35.
4 AGERATON: 4 Rmds .3 :15.
5 ALOE; Rmds 3 0.
6 ALCEA: 1 Rmd .3 :15.
7 ALYPON: 1 Rmd .3 :15.
8 ALSINE, A PLANT USED FOR SAME PURPOSES AS HELXINE: 5 Rmds .8 :40.
9 ANDROSACES: 6 Rmds .4 :20.
10 ANDROSÆMON OR ASCYRON: 6 Rmds .9 :45.
11 AMBROSIA, BOTRYS, OR ARTEMISTA: 3 Rmds .5 :25.
12 ADONIS OR ONONIS: 5 Rmds .4 :20.
13 ANAGYROS OR ACOPON: 3 Rmds .7 :35.
14 ANONYMOS: 2 Rmds .5 :25.
15 APARINE, OMPHIALOCARPOS, OR PHILANTHROPOS: 3 Rmds .5 :25.
16 ARCTION OR ARCTURUM: 5 Rmds .5 :25.
17 ASPLENON OR HEMIONION: 2 Rmds .5 :25.
18 ASCLEPIAS: 2 Rmds .3 :15.
19 ASTER OR BUBONION: 3 Rmds .5 :25.
20 ASCYRON & ASCYROÏDES: 3 Rmds .5 :25.
21 APHACA: 3 Rmds .4 :20.
22 ALCIBIUM: 1 Rmd .3 :15.
23 ALECTOROSLOPHOS OR CRISTA: 2 Rmds .4 :20.
24 ALUM, ALSO CALLED SYMPHYTON PETRÆON: Rmds 1 :50.
25 ALGA RUFA OR RED SEA-WEED: 1 Rmd 1 :50.
26 ACTÆA: 1 Rmd .2 :10.
27 AMPELOS AGRIA, OR WILD VINE: 4 Rmds .6 :30.
28 ABSINTHIUM OR WORMWOOD; 4 VARIETIES: Rmds 4 3:20.
29 ABSINTHIUM: MARINUM OR SERIPHUM .5 :25.
30 BALLOTES, MELAMPRASION, OR BLACK LEEK: 3 Rmds .4 :20.
31 BOTRYS, AMBROSIA, OR ARTEMISIA: 1 Rmd .3 :15.
32 BRABYLA: 1 Rmd .2 :10.
33 BRYON MARITIMUM: 5 Rmds .4 :20.
34 BUPLEURON: 1 Rmd .2 :10.
35 CATANANCE; 1 OBSERVATION. CEMOS: 1 OBSERVATION .4 :20.
36 CALYX: 3 Rmds .3 :15.
37 CALYX, KNOWN ALSO AS ANCHUSA OR ONOCLIA: 2 Rmds .3 :15.
38 CIRCÆA: 3 Rmds .5 :25.
39 CIRSION: 1 Rmd .4 :20.
40 CRATÆGONON; 2 KINDS OF IT: 8 Rmds .9 :45.
41 CROCODILEON: 2 Rmds .3 :15.
42 CYNOSORCHIS OR ORCHIS: 4 Rmds .5 :25.
43 CHRYSOLACHANUM; 2 VARIETIES: 3 Rmds. COAGULUM: TERAÆ: 2 Rmds .8 :40.
44 CUCUBALUS, STRUMUS, OR STRYCHNON: 6 Rmds .4 :20.
45 CONFERVA: 2 Rmds .6 :30.
46 COCCUS CNIDIUS, OR GRAIN OF CNIDOS: 2 Rmds .3 :15.
47 DIPSACOS: 2 Rmds .7 :35.
48 DRYOPTERIS: 2 Rmds .4 :20.
49 DRYOPHONON .3 :15.
50 ELATINE: 2 Rmds .4 :20.
51 EMPETROS. BY OUR PEOPLE CALLED CALCIFRAGA: 4 Rmds .6 :30.
52 EPIPACTIS OR ELLEBORINE: 2 Rmds .2 :10.
53 EPIMEDION: 3 Rmds .3 :15.
54 ENNEAPHYLLON: 2 Rmds .3 :15.
55 2 VARIETIES OF FILIX OR FERN, KNOWN TO GREEKS AS PTERIS, OR BLACHNON, & AS THELYPTERIS, OR NYMPHÆ PTERIS: Rmds 1.7 1:25.
56 FEMUR BUBULUM, OR OX THIGH .2 :10.
57 GALEOPSIS, GALEOBDOLON, OR GALION: 6 Rmds .5 :25.
58 GLAUX: 1 Rmd .4 :20.
59 GLAUCION: 3 Rmds. DIAGLAUCIA: 2 Rmds .6 :30.
60 GLYCYSIDE, PÆONIA, OR PENTOROBOS: Rmds 1.8 1:30.
61 GNAPHALIUM OR CHAMÆZELON: 6 Rmds .3 :15.
62 GALLIDRAGA: 1 Rmd .5 :25.
63 HOLCUS OR ARISTIS .3 :15.
64 HYOSERIS: 1 Rmd .2 :10.
65 HOLOSTEON: 3 Rmds .5 :25.
66 HIPPOPHÆSTON: 8 Rmds .4 :20.
67 HYPOGLOSSA: 1 Rmd .2 :10.
68 HYPECOÖN .2 :10.
69 IDÆA HERBA, OR PLANT OF IDA: 4 Rmds .3 :15.
70 ISOPYRON OR PHASIOLON: 2 Rmds .4 :20.
71 LATHYRIS: 2 Rmds .5 :25.
72 LEONTOPETALON OR PARDALION: 2 Rmds .4 :20.
73 LYCAPSOS: 2 Rmds .3 :15.
74 LITHOSPERMUM, EXONYCHON, DIOSPYRON, OR HERACLEOS: 2 Rmds 1.2 1.
75 LAPIDIS MUSCUS, OR STONE MOSS: 1 Rmd .4 :20.
76 LIMEUM: 1 Rmd .5 :25.
77 LEUCE, MESOLEUCON, OR LEUCAS: 3 Rmds .5 :25.
78 LEUCOGRAPHIS: 5 Rmds .4 :20.
79 MEDION: TREE Rmds .4 :20.
80 MYOSOTA OR MYOSOTIS: 3 Rmds .7 :35.
81 MYAGROS: 1 Rmd .2 :10.
82 NYMA: 1 Rmd .2 :10.
83 NATRIX: 1 Rmd .4 :20.
84 ODONTITIS: 1 Rmd .4 :20.
85 OTHONNA: 1 Rmd .4 :20.
86 ONOSMA: 1 PROPERTY .3 :15.
87 ONOPORDON: 5 Rmds .2 :10.
88 OSYRIS: 4 Rmds .5 :25.
89 OXYS: 2 Rmds .2 :10.
90 POLYANTHEMUM OR BATRACHION: 3 Rmds .2 :10.
91 POLYGONOS, POLYGONATOS, TEUTHALIS, CARCI- NETHRON, CLEMA, OR MYRTOPETALOS, OTHERWISE KNOW AS SANGUINARIA OR ORIOS; 4 VARIETIES OF IT: Rmds 2.3 1:55.
92 PANCRATIUM: Rmds .7 :35.
93 PEPLIS, SYCE, MECONION, OR MECON APHRODES: 3 Rmds .6 :30.
94 PERICLYMENOS: 5 Rmds .6 :30.
95 PELECINON: 1 Rmd .3 :15.
96 POLYGALA: 1 Rmd .2 :10.
97 POTERION, PHRYNION, OR NEURAS: 4 Rmds .7 :35.
98 PHALANGITIS, PHALANGION, OR LEUCACANTHA: 4 Rmds .5 :25.
99 PHYTEUMA: 1 PROPERTY .2 :10.
100 PHYLLON: 1 PROPERTY .4 :20.
         
101 PHELLANDRION: 2 Rmds .2 :10.
102 PHALARIS: 2 Rmds .3 :15.
103 POLYRRHIZON: 5 Rmds .2 :10.
104 PROSERPINACA: 5 Rmds .4 :20.
105 RHACOMA: Rmds 1.1 :55.
106 RESEDA: 2 Rmds .3 :15.
107 STŒCHAS: 3 Rmds .2 :10.
108 SOLANUM, BY GREEKS CALLED STRYCHNON: 2 REMEDIAL PROPERTIES .2 :10.
109 SMYRNION: Rmds. SINON: 2 Rmds 1.7 1:25.
110 TELEPHION: 4 Rmds .4 :20.
111 TRICHOMANES: 5 Rmds .5 :25.
112 THALICTRUM: 1 Rmd .2 :10.
113 THLASPI & PERSICON NAPY: 4 Rmds 1 :50.
114 TRACHINIA: 1 PROPERTY .3 :15.
115 TRAGONIS OR TRAGION: 4 Rmds .4 :20.
116 TRAGOS OR SCORPION: 4 Rmds .3 :15.
117 TRAGOPOGON OR COME .2 :10.
118 AGES OF PLANTS .6 :30.
119 HOW GREATEST EFFICACY IN PLANTS MAY BE ENSURED .5 :25.
120 MALADIES PECULIAR TO VARIOUS NATIONS 3.4 2:50.
       
1 INTRODUCTION 1.6 1:20.
2 Rmds DERIVED FROM MAN 3.1 2:35.
3 WHETHER WORDS ARE POSSESSED OF ANY HEALING EFFICACY 2.5 2:05.
4 THAT PRODIGIES & PORTENTS MAY BE CONFIRMED, OR MADE OF NO EFFECT 3.4 2:50.
5 DESCRIPTION OF VARIOUS USAGES 2 1:40.
6 2OBSERVATIONS ON Rmds DERIVED FROM MAN. 8 Rmds FROM CHILDREN 3 2:40.
7 PROPERTIES OF HUMAN SPITTLE 2.9 2:25.
8 Rmds DERIVED FROM WAX OF HUMAN EAR .5 :25.
9 Rmds DERIVED FROM HUMAN HAIR, TEETH, ETC 1.3 1:05.
10 Rmds DERIVED FROM HUMAN BLOOD, SEXUAL CONGRESS, ETC. 1.1 :55.
11 Rmds DERIVED FROM DEAD 1.3 1:05.
12 VARIOUS REVERIES & DEVICES OF MAGICIANS 1.5 1:15.
13 Rmds DERIVED FROM HUMAN EXCRETIONS 1.3 1:05.
14 Rmds DEPENDING UPON HUMAN WILL 2.6 2:10.
15 Rmds DERIVED FROM SNEEZING .4 :20.
16 Rmds DERIVED FROM SEXUAL CONGRESS .4 :20.
17 VARIOUS OTHER Rmds 3 2:40.
18 Rmds DERIVED FROM URINE 2 1:40.
19 INDICATIONS OF HEALTH DERIVED FROM URINE 1.1 :55.
20 Rmds DERIVED FROM FEMALE SEX .8 :40.
21 Rmds DERIVED FROM WOMAN'S MILK 2.2 1:50.
22 Rmds DERIVED FROM SPITTLE OF FEMALES .4 :20.
23 FACTS CONNECTED WITH MENSTRUAL DISCHARGE 5.9 0.
24 Rmds DERIVED FROM FOREIGN ANIMALS: ELEPHANT, 8 Rmds .8 :40.
25 Rmds DERIVED FROM LION 1 :50.
26 Rmds DERIVED FROM CAMEL .7 :35.
27 Rmds DERIVED FROM HYÆNA 8 6:40.
28 Rmds DERIVED FROM CROCODILE 2.6 2:10.
29 Rmds DERIVED FROM CHAMÆLEON 3.8 0.
30 4 Rmds DERIVED FROM SCINCUS 1.1 :55.
31 SEEN Rmds DERIVED FROM HIPPOPOTAMUS .8 :40.
32 5 Rmds DERIVED FROM LYNX .7 :35.
33 Rmds FURNISHED IN COMMON BY ANIMALS OF SAME CLASS, WHETHER WILD OR TAME. MEDICINAL USES OF MILK, WITH OBSERVATIONS THEREON 4 3:20.
34 Rmds DERIVED FROM CHEESE 1 :50.
35 Rmds DERIVED FROM BUTTER .9 :45.
36 OXYGALA: 1 Rmd .2 :10.
37 VARIOUS USES OF FAT & OBSERVATIONS 4 3:20.
38 SUET .9 :45.
39 MARROW .4 :20.
40 GALL .9 :45.
41 BLOOD .9 :45.
42 PECULIAR Rmds DERIVED FROM VARIOUS ANIMALS, & CLASSIFIED ACCORDING TO MALADIES. Rmds AGAINST POISON OF SERPENTS, DERIVED FROM STAG, FAWN, OPHION, SHE-GOAT, KID, & ASS 3.8 0.
43 Rmds FOR BITE OF MAD DOG. Rmds DERIVED FROM CALF, HE-GOAT, & VARIOUS OTHER ANIMALS .7 :35.
44 Rmds TO BE ADOPTED AGAINST ENCHANTMENTS .4 :20.
45 Rmds FOR POISONS 2.5 2:05.
46 Rmds FOR DIEASES OF HEAD, & FOR ALOPECY 2 1:40.
47 Rmds FOR AFFECTIONS OF EYES 3.1 2:35.
48 Rmds FOR DISEASES & AFFECTIONS OF EARS 2.6 2:10.
49 Rmds FOR TOOTH-ACHE 2.4 2.
50 Rmds FOR DISEASES OF FACE 2.6 2:10.
51 Rmds FOR DISEASES OF TONSILLARY GLANDS, & FOR SCROFULA 1.4 1:10.
52 Rmds FOR PAINS IN NECK .6 :30.
53 Rmds FOR COUGH & FOR SPITTING OF BLOOD 1.3 1:05.
54 Rmds FOR AFFECTIONS OF STOMACH .4 :20.
55 Rmds FOR LIVER COMPLAINTS & FOR ASTHMA .6 :30.
56 Rmds FOR PAINS IN LOINS 1.3 1:05.
57 Rmds FOR AFFECTIONS OF SPLEEN 1.3 1:05.
58 Rmds FOR BOWEL COMPLAINTS 4 3:20.
59 REMEDES FOR TENESMUS, TAPEWORM, & AFFECTIONS OF COLON .6 :30.
60 Rmds FOR AFFECTIONS OF BLADDER, & FOR URINARY CALCULI 2.4 2.
61 Rmds FOR DISEASES OF GENERATIVE ORGANS & FUNDAMENT 1.7 1:25.
62 Rmds FOR GOUT & FOR DISEASES OF FEET 2.4 2.
63 Rmds FOR EPILEPSY 1.6 1:20.
64 Rmds FOR JAUNDICE .3 :15.
65 Rmds FOR BROKEN BONES .3 :15.
66 Rmds FOR FEVERS 1.1 :55.
67 Rmds FOR MELANCHOLY, LETHARGY, & PHTHSIS 1.2 1.
68 Rmds FOR DROPSY .8 :40.
69 Rmds FOR ERYSIPELAS, & FOR PURULENT ERUPTIONS .6 :30.
70 Rmds FOR SPRAINS, INDURATIONS & BOILS .6 :30.
71 Rmds FOR BURNS. METHOD OF TESTING BULL-GLUE; 7 Rmds .8 :40.
72 Rmds FOR AFFECTIONS OF SINEWS & CONTUSIONS .8 :40.
73 Rmds FOR HÆMORRHAGE .8 :40.
74 Rmds FOR ULCERS & CARACINOMATOUS SORES 1.5 1:15.
75 Rmds FOR ITCH .5 :25.
76 METHODS OF EXTRACTING FOREIGN SUBSTANCES WHICH ADHERE TO, BODY, & RESTORING SCARS TO THEIR NATURAL COLOUR .5 :25.
77 Rmds FOR FEMALE DISEASES 5.5 4:35.
78 Rmds FOR DISEASES OF INFANTS 1.3 1:05.
79 ROVOCATIVES OF SLEEP .5 :25.
80 STIMLANTS FOR SEXUAL PASSIONS 1 :50.
81 REMARKABLE FACTS RELATIVE TO ANIMALS 2.7 2:15.
1 ORIGIN OF MEDICAL ART 1.3 1:05.
2 PARTICULARS RELATIVE TO HIPPOCRATES. DATE OF ORIGIN OF CLINICAL PRACTICE & OF THAT OF IATRALIPTICS .8 :40.
3 PARTICULARS RELATIVE TO CHRYSIPPUS & ERASISTRATUS .3 :15.
4 EMPIRIC BRANCH OF MEDICINE .2 :10.
5 PARTICULARS RELATIVE TO HEROPHILUS & OTHER CELEBRATED PHYSICIANS. VARIOUS CHANGES THAT HAVE BEEN MADE IN SYSTEM OF MEDICINE 3.7 3:05.
6 WHO 1ST PRACTISED AS A PHYSICIAN AT ROME, & AT WHAT PERIOD .9 :45.
7 OPINIONS ENTERTAINED BY ROMANS ON ANCIENT PHYSICIANS .8 :40.
8 EVILS ATTENDANT UPON PRACTICE OF MEDICINE 7.7 6:25.
9 Rmds DEEIVED FROM WOOL 3 2:40.
10 Rmds DERIVED FROM WOOL-GREASE 2 1:40.
11 Rmds FROM EGGS 6.1 5:05.
12 SERPENTS' EGGS 1.7 1:25.
13 METHOD OF PREPARING COMMAGENUM. 4 Rmds DERIVED FROM IT 1.1 :55.
14 Rmds DERVED FROM DOO .9 :45.
15 Rmds CLASSIFIED ACCORDING TO DIFFERENT MALADIES. Rmds FOR INJURIES INFLICTED BY SERPENTS. Rmds DERIVED FROM MICE .6 :30.
16 Rmds DERIVED FROM WEASEL .6 :30.
17 Rmds DERIVED FROM BUGS 1.9 1:35.
18 PARTICULARS RELATIVE TO ASP .7 0.
19 Rmds DERIVED FROM BASILISK .5 :25.
20 Rmds DERIVED FROM DRAGON 1.3 1:05.
21 Rmds DERIVED FROM VIPER 1.3 1:05.
22 Rmds DERIVED FROM OTHER SERPENTS 1.6 1:20.
23 Rmds DERIVED FROM SALAMANDER 1.4 1:10.
24 Rmds DERIVED FROM BIRDS FOR INJURIES INFLICTED BY SERPENTS. Rmds DERIVED FROM VULTURE .5 :25.
25 Rmds DERIVED FROM POULTRY 1.2 1.
26 Rmds DERIVED FROM OTHER BIRDS 1.3 1:05.
27 Rmds FOR BITE OF PHALANGIUM, SEVERAL VARIETIES, & OF SPIDER 3 2:40.
28 Rmds DERIVED FROM STELLIO OR SPOTTED LIZARD .6 :30.
29 Rmds DERIVED FROM VARIOUS INSECTS 1.2 1.
30 Rmds FROM CANTHARIDES 1.9 1:35.
31 VARIOUS COUNTER-POISONS .2 :10.
32 Rmds FOR BITE OF MAD DOG 2.6 2:10.
33 Rmds FOR OTHER POISONS 1.3 1:05.
34 Rmds FOR ALOPECY 2.5 2:05.
Rmds FOR LICE & PORRIGO .2 :10.
36 Rmds FOR HEAD-ACHE & WOUNDS ON HEAD 1.6 1:20.
37 Rmds FOR AFFECTIONS OF EYELIDS .8 :40.
38 Rmds FOR DISEASES OF EYES 7.5 6:15.
39 Rmds FOR PAINS & DISEASES OF EARS 5.4 0.
     
1 ORIGIN OF MAGIC ART 1.2 1.
2 WHEN & WHERE ART OF MAGIC ORIGINATED: BY WHAT PERSONS IT WAS 1ST PRACTISED 4.4 3:40.
3 WHETHER MAGIC WAS EVER PRACTISED IN ITALY. AT WHAT PERIOD SENATE 1ST FORBADE HUMAN SACRIFICES .4 :20.
4 DRUIDS OF GALLIC PROVINCES .8 :40.
5 VARIOUS BRANCHES OF MAGIC 1.3 1:05.
6 SUBTERFUGES PRACTISED BY MAGICIANS 1.7 1:25.
7 OPINIONS OF MAGICIANS RELATIVE TO MOLE. 5 Rmds DERIVED FROM IT 1 :50.
8 OTHER Rmds DERIVED FROM LIVING CREATURES. CLASSIFIED ACCORDING TO RESPECTIVE DISEASES. Rmds FOR TOOTH-ACHE 3.1 2:35.
9 Rmds FOR OFFENSIVE ODOURS & SORES OF MOUTH .6 :30.
10 Rmds FOR SPOTS UPON FACE 1.8 1:30.
11 Rmds FOR AFFECTIONS OF THROAT 1 :50.
12 Rmds FOR QUINZY & SCROFULA 3.8 0.
13 Rmds FOR DISEASES OF SHOULDERS .4 :20.
14 Rmds FOR PAINS IN VISCERA .8 :40.
15 Rmds FOR PAINS IN STOMACH 1.7 1:25.
16 Rmds FOR PAINS IN LIVER, & FOR SPITTING OF BLOOD 1.6 1:20.
17 Rmds FOR AFFECTIONS OF SPLEEN 1 :50.
18 Rmds FOR PAINS IN SIDE & LOINS 1.1 :55.
19 Rmds FOR DYSENTERY 1.6 1:20.
20 REMEDES FOR ILIAC PASSION & OTHER MALADIES OF BOWELS 2.6 2:10.
21 Rmds FOR URINARY CALCULI AND AFFECTIONS OF BLADDER 1.7 1:25.
22 Rmds FOR DISEASES OF FUNDAMENT & GENERATIVE ORGANS 2.8 2:20.
23 Rmds FOR GOUT & FOR DISEASES OF FEET 3.2 2:40.
24 Rmds FOR EVILS WHICH ARE LIABLE TO AFFECT WHOLE BODY 1.6 1:20.
25 Rmds FOR COLD SHIVERINGS .6 :30.
26 Rmds FOR PARALYSIS .4 :20.
27 Rmds FOR EPILEPSY 3 2:40.
28 Rmds FOR JAUNDICE .8 :40.
29 Rmds FOR PHRENITIS 1.6 1:20.
30 Rmds FOR FEVERS 3.8 3:10.
31 Rmds FOR DROPSY .4 :20.
32 Rmds FOR ERYSIPELAS .5 :25.
33 Rmds FOR CARBUNCLES .4 :20.
34 Rmds FOR BOILS .6 :30.
35 Rmds FOR BURNS .3 :15.
36 Rmds FOR AFFECTIONS OF SINEWS .7 :35.
37 Rmds FOR MALADIES OF NAILS & FINGERS .5 :25.
38 METHODS FOR ARRESTING HÆMORRHAGE .7 :35.
39 Rmds FOR ULCEROUS SORES & WOUNDS 2.9 2:25.
40 Rmds FOR BROKEN BONES .5 :25.
41 APPLICATIONS FOR CICATRIZATIONS & CURE OF MORPHEW .9 :45.
42 METHODS OF EXTRACTING FOREIGN SUBSTANCES FROM BODY .5 :25.
43 Rmds FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS 2.5 2:05.
44 METHODS OF FACILITATING DELIVERY .9 :45.
45 METHODS OF PRESERVING BREASTS FROM INJURY .8 :40.
46 VARIOUS KINDS OF DEPILATORIES 1.2 1.
47 Rmds FOR DISEASES OF INFANTS 2.3 1:55.
48 PROVOCATIVES OF SLEEP .4 :20.
49 APHRODISIACS & ANTAPHRODISIACS 1.4 1:10.
50 Rmds FOR PHTHIRIASIS & VARIOUS OTHER AFFECTIONS .7 :35.
51 Rmds FOR INTOXICATION .3 :15.
52 PECULIARITIES RELATIVE TO CERTAIN ANIMALS .6 :30.
53 OTHER MARVELLOUS FACTS CONNECTED WITH ANIMALS 1.5 1:15.
   
1 REMARKABLE FACTS CONNECTED WITH WATER 1.3 1:05.
2 DIFFERENT PROPERTIES OF WATERS 1.2 1.
3 Rmds DERIVED FROM WATER 1.3 1:05.
4 WATERS PRODUCTIVE OF FECUNDITY. WATERS CURATIVE OF INSANITY 1.2 1.
5 WATERS REMEDIAL FOR URINARY CALCULI .6 :30.
6 WATERS CURATIVE OF WOUNDS .3 :15.
7 WATERS PREVENTIVE OF ABORTION .3 :15.
8 WATERS WHICH REMOVE MORPHEW .9 :45.
9 WATERS WITCH COLOR HAIR .4 :20.
10 WATERS WHICH COLOUR HUMAN BODY .7 :35.
11 WATERS WHICH AID MEMORY, OR ARE PRODUCTIVE OF FORGETFULNESS .2 :10.
12 WATERS WHICH SHARPEN OR DULL SENSES. WATERS WHICH IMPROVE VOICE .3 :15.
13 WATERS WHICH CAUSE A DISTASTE FOR WINE. WATERS WHICH PRODUCE INEBRIETY .4 :20.
14 WATERS WHICH SERVE AS A SUBSTITUTE FOR OIL .4 :20.
15 SALT & BITTER WATERS .4 :20.
16 WATERS WHICH THROW UP STONES. WATERS WHICH CAUSE LAUGHTER & WEEPING. WATERS WHICH ARE SAID TO BF CURATIVE OF LOVE .4 :20.
17 WATERS WHICH PRESERVE THEIR WARMTH FOR 3 DAYS .4 :20.
18 OTHER MARVELLOUS FACTS CONNECTED WITH WATER. WATERS IN WHICH EVERYTHING WILL SINK. WATERS IN WHICH NOTHING WILL SINK 1.8 1:30.
19 DEADLY WATERS. POISONOUS FISHES 1.8 1:30.
20 WATERS WHICH PETRIFY, THEMSELVES, OR CAUSE OTHER OBJECTS TO PETRIFY .9 :45.
21 WHOLESOMIENESS OF WATERS 2.3 1:55.
22 IMPURITIES OF WATER 1.3 1:05.
23 MODES OF TESTING WATER 1.8 1:30.
24 MARCIAN WATERS .7 :35.
25 VIRGIN WATERS .6 :30.
26 METHOD OF SEARCHING FOR WATER .7 :35.
27 SIGNS INDICATIVE OF PRESENCE OF WATER 1.5 1:15.
28 DIFFERENCES IN WATERS, ACCORDING TO NATURE OF SOIL 2.9 2:25.
29 QUALITIES OF WATER AT DIFFERENT SEASONS OF YEAR .9 :45.
30 HISTORICAL OBSERVATIONS UPON WATERS WHICH HAVE SUDDENLY MADE THEIR APPEARANCE OR SUDDENLY CEASED 2.1 1:45.
31 METHOD OF CONVEYING WATER 1.1 :55.
32 HOW MINERAL WATERS SHOULD BE USED 1.7 1:25.
33 USES OF SEA-WATER. ADVANTAGES OF A SEA-VOYAGE 2.5 2:05.
34 HOW ARTIFICIAL SEA-WATER MAY BE MADE IN PLACES AT A DISTANCE FROM SEA .8 :40.
35 HOW THALASSOMELI IS MADE .4 :20.
36 How HYDROMELI IS MADE .3 :15.
37 METHODS OF PROVIDING AGAINST INCONVENIENCE OF DRINKING SUSPECTED WATER .7 :35.
38 6 Rmds DERIVED FROM MOSS. Rmds DERIVED FROM SAND .6 :30.
39 VARIOUS KINDS OF SALT; METHODS OF PREPARING IT, & Rmds DERIVED FROM IT. 204 OBSERVATIONS 4.5 2:45.
40 MURIA .7 :35.
41 VARIOUS PROPERTIES OF SALT: 1HISTORICAL REMARKS RELATIVE THERETO 3 2:40.
42 FLOWER OF SALT: Rmds. SALSUGO: 2 Rmds 1.4 1:10.
43 GARUM: Rmds .9 :45.
44 ALEX: 8 Rmds 1.7 1:25.
45 NATURE OF SALT 4.1 3:25.
46 VARIOUS KINDS OF NITRUM, METHODS OF PREPARING IT, & Rmds DERIVED FROM IT: 2OBSERVATIONS THEREON 7.9 6:35.
47 SPONGES, & Rmds DERIVED FROM THEM: OBSERVATIONS THEREON 5 4:10.
   
1 POWER OF NATURE AS MANIFESTED IN ANTIPATHIES. ECHENEÏS: 2 Rmds 3.7 3:05.
2 TORPEDO: 9 Rmds .7 :35.
3 SEA HARE: 5 Rmds 1.2 1.
4 MARVELS OF RED SEA .5 :25.
5 INSTINCTS OF FISHES 2.1 1:45.
6 MARVELLOUS PROPERTIES BELONGING TO CERTAIN FISHES .5 :25.
7 PLACES WHERE FISH EAT FROM HAND .5 :25.
8 PLACES WHERE FISH RECOGNIZE HUMAN VOICE. ORACULAR RESPONSES GIVEN BY FISH .7 :35.
9 PLACES WHERE BITTER FISH ARE FOUND, SALT, OR SWEET .8 :40.
10 WHEN SEA-FISH WERE 1ST EATEN BY PEOPLE OF ROME.
ORDINANCE OF KING NUMA AS TO FISH .5 :25.
11 CORAL: Rmds & OBSERVATIONS 2.4 2.
12 ANTIPATHIES & SYMPATHIES WHICH EXIST BETWEEN CERTAIN OBJECTS. HATREDS MANIFESTED BY CERTAIN AQUATIC ANIMALS. PASTINACA: 8 Rmds. GALEOS: Rmds. SUR-MULLET: Rmds .6 :30.
13 AMPHIBIOUS ANIMALS. CASTOREUM: Rmds & OBSERVATIONS 3.1 2:35.
14 TORTOISE: Rmds & OBSERVATIONS 5 4:10.
15 Rmds DERIVED FROM AQUATIC ANIMALS, CLASSIFIED ACCORDING TO RESPECTIVE DISEASES .5 :25.
16 Rmds FOR POISONS, & FOR NOXIOUS SPELLS. DORADE: 4 Rmds. SEA-STAR: 7 Rmds 1 :50.
17 Rmds FOR STINGS OF SERPENTS, FOR BITES OF DOGS, & FOR INJURIES INFLICTED BY VENOMOUS ANIMALS, SEA-DRAGON: 3 Rmds. Rmds DERIVED FROM SALTED FISH. SARDA: 1 Rmd. Rmds DERIVED FROM CYBIUM 1.5 1:15.
18 SEA-FROG: 6 Rmds. RIVER-FROG: Rmds. BRAMBLE-FROG: 1 Rmd.
OBSERVATIONS ON THESE ANIMALS 2.5 2:05.
19 ENHYDRIS: 6 Rmds. RIVER-CRAB: Rmds. SEA-CRAB: 7 Rmds. RIVER-SNAIL: 7 Rmds. CORACINUS: 4 Rmds. SEA-PIG: 2 Rmds 2 1:40.
20 SEA-CALF: Rmds. MURÆNA: 1 Rmd. HIPPOCAMPUS: 9 Rmds. SEA-URCHIN: Rmds 1 :50.
21 VARIOUS KINDS OF OYSTERS: Rmds & OBSERVATIONS. PURPLES: 9 Rmds 3.4 2:50.
22 SEA-WEED: 2 Rmds .4 :20.
23 Rmds FOR ALOPECY, CHANGE OF COLOUR IN HAIR, & ULCERATIONS OF HEAD. SEA-MOUSE: 2 Rmds. SEA-SCORPION: Rmds. LEECH: 7 Rmds. MUREX: Rmds. CONCHYLIUM: 5 Rmds 1.1 :55.
24 Rmds FOR DISEASES OF EYES & EYE-LIDS. 2 Rmds DERIVED FROM FAT OF FISHES. CALLIONYMUS: 3 Rmds. GALL OF CORACINUS: 1 Rmd. SÆPIA: Rmds. ICHTHYOCOLLA: 5 Rmds 4 3:20.
25 Rmds FOR DISEASES OF EARS. BATIA: 1 Rmd.
BACCHUS OR MYXON: 2 Rmds. SEA-LOUSE: 2 Rmds 1.2 1.
26 Rmds FOR TOOTH-ACHE. DOG-FISH: 4 Rmds. WHALE'S FLESH 2.2 1:50.
27 Rmds FOR LICHENS, & FOR SPOTS UPON FACE. DOLPHIN: 9 Rmds. COLUTHIA OR CORYPHIA: 3 Rmds. HALCYONEUM : 7 Rmds. TUNNY : 5 Rmds 2.3 1:55.
28 Rmds FOR SCROFULA, IMPOSTHUMES OF PAROTID GLANDS, QUINSY, & DISEASES OF FAUCES. MÆNA: Rmds. SEA-SCOLOPENDRA: 2 Rmds. SAURUS: 1 Rmd. SHELL-FISH: 1 Rmd. SILURUS: Rmds 1.6 1:20.
29 Rmds FOR COUGH & DISEASES OF CHEST .8 :40.
30 Rmds FOR PAINS IN LIVER & SIDE.
ELONGATED CONCH: 6 Rmds. TETHEA: 5 Rmds .5 :25.
31 Rmds FOR DISEASES OF BOWELS. SEA-WORT: 1 Rmd. MYAX: Rmds. MITULUS: 8 Rmds. PELORIDES: 1 Rmd.
SERIPHUM: 2 Rmds. ERYTHINUS: 2 Rmds 4.1 3:25.
32 Rmds FOR DISEASES OF SPLEEN, FOR URINARY CALCULI, & FOR AFFECTIONS OF BLADDER. SOLE: 1 Rmd. TURBOT: 1 Rmd. BLENDIUS: 1 Rmd. SEA-NETTLE: 7 Rmds. PULMO MARINUS: 6 Rmds. ONYCHES: 4 Rmds 1.4 1:10.
33 Rmds FOR INTESTINAL HERNIA, & FOR DISEASES OF RECTUM. WATER-SNAKE: 1 Rmd. HYDRUS: 1 Rmd. MULLET: 1 Rmd. PELAMIS: 3 Rmds .7 :35.
34 Rmds FOR INFLAMED TUMOURS, & FOR DISEASES OF GENERATIVE ORGANS. SCIÆNA: 1 Rmd. PERCH: 4 Rmds. SQUATINA: 3 Rmds. SMARIS: 3 Rmds 1.6 1:20.
35 Missing.
36 Rmds FOR GOUT, & PAINS IN FEET. BEAVER: 4 Rmds. BRYON: 1 Rmd 1 :50.
37 Rmds FOR EPILEPSY .6 :30.
38 Rmds FOR FEVERS.
FISH CALLED ASELLUS: 1 Rmd. PHAGRUS: 1 Rmd. BALÆNA: 1 Rmd 1.9 1:35.
39 Rmds FOR LETHARGY, CACHEXY, & DROPSY .9 :45.
40 Rmds FOR BURNS & FOR ERYSIPELAS .7 :35.
41 Rmds FOR DISEASES OF SINEWS .4 :20.
42 METHODS OF ARRESTING HÆMORRHAGE & LETTING BLOOD. POLYP: 1 Rmd 2.1 1:45.
43 METHODS OF EXTRACTING FOREIGN BODIES FROM FLESH .4 :20.
44 Rmds FOR ULCERS, CARCINOMATA, & CARBUNCLES 1.2 1.
45 Rmds FOR WARTS, & FOR MALFORMED NAILS. GLANIS: 1 Rmd .3 :15.
46 Rmds FOR FEMALE DISEASES. GLAUCISCUS: 1 Rmd 2.9 2:25.
47 METHODS OF REMOVING SUPERFLUOUS HAIR. DEPILATORIES 1.1 :55.
48 Rmds FOR DISEASES OF INFANTS .7 :35.
49 METHODS OF PREVENTING INTOXICATION.
FISH CALLED RUBELLIO: 1 Rmd. EEL: 1 Rmd. GRAPE-FISH: 1 Rmd .3 :15.
50 ANTAPHRODISIACS & APHRODISIACS.
HIPPOPOTAMUS: 1 Rmd. CROCODILE: 1 Rmd .6 :30.
51 Rmds FOR DISEASES OF ANIMALS .3 :15.
52 OTHER AQUATIC PRODUCTIONS.
ADARCA OR CALAMOCHNOS: 3 Rmds. REEDS: 8 Rmds. INK OF SÆPIA 1.2 1.
53 NAMES OF ALL ANIMALS THAT EXIST IN SEA, 1IN NUMBER 4.6 3:50.
54 ADDITIONAL NAMES OF FISHES FOUND IN POEM OF OVID 1.8 1:30.
   
1 POWER OF NATURE AS MANIFESTED IN ANTIPATHIES. ECHENEÏS: 2 Rmds 3.7 3:05.
2 TORPEDO: 9 Rmds .7 :35.
3 SEA HARE: 5 Rmds 1.2 1.
4 MARVELS OF RED SEA .5 :25.
5 INSTINCTS OF FISHES 2.1 1:45.
6 MARVELLOUS PROPERTIES BELONGING TO CERTAIN FISHES .5 :25.
7 PLACES WHERE FISH EAT FROM HAND .5 :25.
8 PLACES WHERE FISH RECOGNIZE HUMAN VOICE. ORACULAR RESPONSES GIVEN BY FISH .7 :35.
9 PLACES WHERE BITTER FISH ARE FOUND, SALT, OR SWEET .8 :40.
10 WHEN SEA-FISH WERE 1ST EATEN BY PEOPLE OF ROME.
ORDINANCE OF KING NUMA AS TO FISH .5 :25.
11 CORAL: Rmds & OBSERVATIONS 2.4 2.
12 ANTIPATHIES & SYMPATHIES WHICH EXIST BETWEEN CERTAIN OBJECTS. HATREDS MANIFESTED BY CERTAIN AQUATIC ANIMALS. PASTINACA: 8 Rmds. GALEOS: Rmds. SUR-MULLET: Rmds .6 :30.
13 AMPHIBIOUS ANIMALS. CASTOREUM: Rmds & OBSERVATIONS 3.1 2:35.
14 TORTOISE: Rmds & OBSERVATIONS 5 4:10.
15 Rmds DERIVED FROM AQUATIC ANIMALS, CLASSIFIED ACCORDING TO RESPECTIVE DISEASES .5 :25.
16 Rmds FOR POISONS, & FOR NOXIOUS SPELLS. DORADE: 4 Rmds. SEA-STAR: 7 Rmds 1 :50.
17 Rmds FOR STINGS OF SERPENTS, FOR BITES OF DOGS, & FOR INJURIES INFLICTED BY VENOMOUS ANIMALS, SEA-DRAGON: 3 Rmds. Rmds DERIVED FROM SALTED FISH. SARDA: 1 Rmd. Rmds DERIVED FROM CYBIUM 1.5 1:15.
18 SEA-FROG: 6 Rmds. RIVER-FROG: Rmds. BRAMBLE-FROG: 1 Rmd.
OBSERVATIONS ON THESE ANIMALS 2.5 2:05.
19 ENHYDRIS: 6 Rmds. RIVER-CRAB: Rmds. SEA-CRAB: 7 Rmds. RIVER-SNAIL: 7 Rmds. CORACINUS: 4 Rmds. SEA-PIG: 2 Rmds 2 1:40.
20 SEA-CALF: Rmds. MURÆNA: 1 Rmd. HIPPOCAMPUS: 9 Rmds. SEA-URCHIN: Rmds 1 :50.
21 VARIOUS KINDS OF OYSTERS: Rmds & OBSERVATIONS. PURPLES: 9 Rmds 3.4 2:50.
22 SEA-WEED: 2 Rmds .4 :20.
23 Rmds FOR ALOPECY, CHANGE OF COLOUR IN HAIR, & ULCERATIONS OF HEAD. SEA-MOUSE: 2 Rmds. SEA-SCORPION: Rmds. LEECH: 7 Rmds. MUREX: Rmds. CONCHYLIUM: 5 Rmds 1.1 :55.
24 Rmds FOR DISEASES OF EYES & EYE-LIDS. 2 Rmds DERIVED FROM FAT OF FISHES. CALLIONYMUS: 3 Rmds. GALL OF CORACINUS: 1 Rmd. SÆPIA: Rmds. ICHTHYOCOLLA: 5 Rmds 4 3:20.
25 Rmds FOR DISEASES OF EARS. BATIA: 1 Rmd.
BACCHUS OR MYXON: 2 Rmds. SEA-LOUSE: 2 Rmds 1.2 1.
26 Rmds FOR TOOTH-ACHE. DOG-FISH: 4 Rmds. WHALE'S FLESH 2.2 1:50.
27 Rmds FOR LICHENS, & FOR SPOTS UPON FACE. DOLPHIN: 9 Rmds. COLUTHIA OR CORYPHIA: 3 Rmds. HALCYONEUM : 7 Rmds. TUNNY : 5 Rmds 2.3 1:55.
28 Rmds FOR SCROFULA, IMPOSTHUMES OF PAROTID GLANDS, QUINSY, & DISEASES OF FAUCES. MÆNA: Rmds. SEA-SCOLOPENDRA: 2 Rmds. SAURUS: 1 Rmd. SHELL-FISH: 1 Rmd. SILURUS: Rmds 1.6 1:20.
29 Rmds FOR COUGH & DISEASES OF CHEST .8 :40.
30 Rmds FOR PAINS IN LIVER & SIDE.
ELONGATED CONCH: 6 Rmds. TETHEA: 5 Rmds .5 :25.
31 Rmds FOR DISEASES OF BOWELS. SEA-WORT: 1 Rmd. MYAX: Rmds. MITULUS: 8 Rmds. PELORIDES: 1 Rmd.
SERIPHUM: 2 Rmds. ERYTHINUS: 2 Rmds 4.1 3:25.
32 Rmds FOR DISEASES OF SPLEEN, FOR URINARY CALCULI, & FOR AFFECTIONS OF BLADDER. SOLE: 1 Rmd. TURBOT: 1 Rmd. BLENDIUS: 1 Rmd. SEA-NETTLE: 7 Rmds. PULMO MARINUS: 6 Rmds. ONYCHES: 4 Rmds 1.4 1:10.
33 Rmds FOR INTESTINAL HERNIA, & FOR DISEASES OF RECTUM. WATER-SNAKE: 1 Rmd. HYDRUS: 1 Rmd. MULLET: 1 Rmd. PELAMIS: 3 Rmds .7 :35.
34 Rmds FOR INFLAMED TUMOURS, & FOR DISEASES OF GENERATIVE ORGANS. SCIÆNA: 1 Rmd. PERCH: 4 Rmds. SQUATINA: 3 Rmds. SMARIS: 3 Rmds 1.6 1:20.
35 Missing.
36 Rmds FOR GOUT, & PAINS IN FEET. BEAVER: 4 Rmds. BRYON: 1 Rmd 1 :50.
37 Rmds FOR EPILEPSY .6 :30.
38 Rmds FOR FEVERS.
FISH CALLED ASELLUS: 1 Rmd. PHAGRUS: 1 Rmd. BALÆNA: 1 Rmd 1.9 1:35.
39 Rmds FOR LETHARGY, CACHEXY, & DROPSY .9 :45.
40 Rmds FOR BURNS & FOR ERYSIPELAS .7 :35.
41 Rmds FOR DISEASES OF SINEWS .4 :20.
42 METHODS OF ARRESTING HÆMORRHAGE & LETTING BLOOD. POLYP: 1 Rmd 2.1 1:45.
43 METHODS OF EXTRACTING FOREIGN BODIES FROM FLESH .4 :20.
44 Rmds FOR ULCERS, CARCINOMATA, & CARBUNCLES 1.2 1.
45 Rmds FOR WARTS, & FOR MALFORMED NAILS. GLANIS: 1 Rmd .3 :15.
46 Rmds FOR FEMALE DISEASES. GLAUCISCUS: 1 Rmd 2.9 2:25.
47 METHODS OF REMOVING SUPERFLUOUS HAIR. DEPILATORIES 1.1 :55.
48 Rmds FOR DISEASES OF INFANTS .7 :35.
49 METHODS OF PREVENTING INTOXICATION.
FISH CALLED RUBELLIO: 1 Rmd. EEL: 1 Rmd. GRAPE-FISH: 1 Rmd .3 :15.
50 ANTAPHRODISIACS & APHRODISIACS.
HIPPOPOTAMUS: 1 Rmd. CROCODILE: 1 Rmd .6 :30.
51 Rmds FOR DISEASES OF ANIMALS .3 :15.
52 OTHER AQUATIC PRODUCTIONS.
ADARCA OR CALAMOCHNOS: 3 Rmds. REEDS: 8 Rmds. INK OF SÆPIA 1.2 1.
53 NAMES OF ALL ANIMALS THAT EXIST IN SEA, 1IN NUMBER 4.6 3:50.
54 ADDITIONAL NAMES OF FISHES FOUND IN POEM OF OVID 1.8 1:30.
   
1 METALS 1.5 1:15.
2 GOLD 1.3 1:05.
3 WHAT WAS 1ST RECOMMENDATION OF GOLD .8 :40.
4 ORIGIN OF GOLD RINGS 3.8 0.
5 QUANTITY OF GOLD POSSESSED BY ANCIENTS 1.9 1:35.
6 RIGHT OF WEARING GOLD RINGS 6.4 5:20.
7 DECURIES OF JUDGES 1.5 1:15.
8 PARTICULARS CONNECTED WITH EQUESTRIAN ORDER 2.4 2.
9 HOW OFTEN NAME OF EQUESTRIAN ORDER HAS BEEN CHANGED .8 :40.
10 GIFTS FOR MILITARY SERVICES, IN GOLD & SILVER .3 :15.
11 AT WHAT PERIOD 1ST CROWN OF GOLD WAS PRESENTED .6 :30.
12 OTHER USES MADE OF GOLD, BY FEMALES 1.7 1:25.
13 COINS OF GOLD. AT WHAT PERIODS COPPER, GOLD, & SILVER 1ST IMPRESSED. HOW COPPER WAS USED BEFORE GOLD & SILVER WERE COINED. WHAT WAS LARGEST SUM OF MONEY POSSESSED BY ANY 1 AT TIME OF OUR 1ST CENSUS. HOW OFTEN, & AT WHAT PERIODS, VALUE OF COPPER & OF COINED MONEY HAS BEEN CHANGED 3.1 2:35.
14 CONSIDERATIONS ON MAN'S CUPIDITY FOR GOLD 1.7 1:25.
15 PERSONS WHO HAVE POSSESSED GREATEST QUANTITY OF GOLD & SILVER 1.3 1:05.
16 PERIOD SILVER 1ST MADE ITS APPEARANCE UPON ARENA & UPON STAGE 1 :50.
17 PERIODS THERE WAS GREATEST QUANTITY OF GOLD & SILVER IN TREASURY OF ROMAN PEOPLE .8 :40.
18 PERIOD CEILINGS WERE FIRST GILDED .4 :20.
19 REASONS HIGHEST VALUE SET UPON GOLD 2.8 2:20.
20 METHOD OF GILDING .9 :45.
21 HOW GOLD IS FOUND 11.2 0.
22 ORPIMENT .6 :30.
23 ELECTRUM 1 :50.
24 1ST STATUES OF GOLD 1 :50.
25 8 Rmds FROM GOLD 1 :50.
26 CHRYSOCOLLA 1.5 1:15.
27 USE MADE OF CHRYSOCOLLA IN PAINTING 1.2 1.
28 7 Rmds DERIVED FROM CHRYSOCOLLA .5 :25.
29 CHRYSOCOLLA OF GOLDSMITHS, KNOWN ALSO AS SANTERNA .8 :40.
30 MARVELLOUS OPERATIONS OF NATURE IN SOLDERING METALLIC SUBSTANCES, & BRINGING THEM TO A STATE OF PERFECTION .8 :40.
31 SILVER 1.7 1:25.
32 QUICKSILVER 1.1 :55.
33 STIMMI, STIBI, ALABASTRUM, LARBASIS, OR PLATYOPHTHALMON .5 :25.
34 7 Rmds DERIVED FROM STIMMI 1.6 1:20.
35 SCORIA OF SILVER. 6 Rmds FROM IT 3.2 2:40.
36 MINIUM: FOR WHAT RELIGIOUS PURPOSES IT WAS USED BY ANCIENTS 1 :50.
37 DISCOVERY & ORIGIN OF MINIUM .9 :45.
38 CINNABARIS .8 :40.
39 EMPLOYMENT OF CINNABARIS IN PAINTING .5 :25.
40 VARIOUS KINDS OF MINIUM. USE MADE OF IT IN PAINTING 2.8 2:20.
41 HYDRARGYROS. Rmds DERIVED FROM MINIUM 1 :50.
42 METHOD OF GILDING SILVER .3 :15.
43 TOUCHSTONES FOR TESTING GOLD .7 :35.
44 DIFFERENT KINDS OF SILVER & MODES OF TESTING IT .6 :30.
45 MIRRORS 1.6 1:20.
46 EGYPTIAN SILVER 1.2 1.
47 INSTANCES OF IMMENSE WEALTH. PERSONS WHO HAVE POSSESSED GREATEST SUMS OF MONEY 2.4 2.
48 PERIOD ROMAN PEOPLE 1ST MADE VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS .5 :25.
49 INSTANCES OF LUXURY IN SILVER PLATE .8 :40.
50 INSTANCES OF FRUGALITY OF ANCIENTS IN REFERENCE TO SILVER PLATE 1.6 1:20.
51 PERIOD SILVER 1ST USED AS AN ORNAMENT FOR COUCHES .6 :30.
52 PERIOD SILVER CHARGERS OF ENORMOUS SIZE 1ST MADE. WHEN SILVER 1ST USED AS MATERIAL FOR SIDEBOARDS. WHEN SIDEBOARDS CALLED TYMPANA 1ST INTRODUCED 1.6 1:20.
53 ENORMOUS PRICE OF SILVER PLATE 1.7 1:25.
54 STATUES OF SILVER 1.5 1:15.
55 MOST REMARKABLE WORKS IN SILVER & MOST FAMOUS ARTISTS IN SILVER 1.8 1:30.
56 SIL: PERSONS WHO 1ST USED IT IN PAINTING & METHOD THEY ADOPTED 1.2 1.
57 CÆRULEUM 1.4 1:10.
58 2 Rmds DERIVED FROM CÆRULEUM 1.3 1:05.
   
1 ORES OF BRASS .5 :25.
2 DIFFERENT KINDS OF COPPER 1.2 1.
3 CORINTHIAN BRASS 2.3 1:55.
4 DELIAN BRASS .3 :15.
5 ÆGINETAN BRASS .5 :25.
6 STANDS FOR LAMPS 1.2 1.
7 ORNAMENTS OF TEMPLES MADE OF BRASS .6 :30.
8 COUCHES OF BRASS .6 :30.
9 WHICH WAS 1ST STATUE OF A GOD MADE OF BRASS AT ROME
ORIGIN OF STATUES & RESPECT PAID TO THEM 1.5 1:15.
10 DIFFERENT KINDS & FORMS OF STATUES. STATUES AT ROME WITH CUIRASSES 1.2 1.
11 IN HONOUR OF WHOM PUBLIC STATUES WERE 1ST ERECTED: IN HONOUR OF WHOM THEY WERE 1ST PLACED ON PILLARS: WHEN ROSTRA WERE 1ST ERECTED 3 2:40.
12 IN HONOUR OF WHAT FOREIGNERS PUBLIC STATUES WERE ERECTED AT ROME 1.1 :55.
13 1ST EQUESTRIAN STATUES PUBLICLY ERECTED AT ROME, & IN HONOUR OF WHAT FEMALES STATUES WERE PUBLICLY ERECTED THERE 1 :50.
14 AT WHAT PERIOD ALL STATUES ERECTED BY PRIVATE INDIVIDUALS WERE REMOVED FROM PUBLIC PLACES .9 :45.
15 1ST STATUES PUBLICLY ERECTED BY FOREIGNERS .6 :30.
16 THAT THERE WERE STATUARIES IN ITALY ALSO AT AN EARLY PERIOD 1.3 1:05.
17 IMMODERATE PRICES OF STATUES 1.5 1:15.
18 MOST CELEBRATED COLOSSAL STATUES IN CITY 4.2 0.
19 MOST CELEBRATED WORKS IN BRASS, & ARTISTS, IN NUMBER 17.9 0.
20 DIFFERENT KINDS OF COPPER & ITS COMBINATIONS. PYROPUS. CAMPANIAN COPPER 2.6 2:10.
21 METHOD OF PRESERVING COPPER .3 :15.
22 CADMIA 2.2 1:50.
23 Rmds DERIVED FROM CADMIA. MEDICINAL EFFECTS OF CALCINED COPPER 1 :50.
24 SCORIA OF COPPER .7 :35.
25 STOMOMA OF COPPER; Rmds 1.3 1:05.
26 VERDIGRIS; Rmds 1.7 1:25.
27 HIERACIUM .8 :40.
28 SCOLEX OF COPPER; Rmds .6 :30.
29 CHALCITIS: 7 Rmds 1.2 1.
30 SORY: 3 Rmds .6 :30.
31 MISY: Rmds 1.1 :55.
32 CHALCANTHUM, OR SHOEMAKERS' BLACK: Rmds 2.3 1:55.
33 POMPHOLYX .8 :40.
34 SPODOS; 5 Rmds 1.3 1:05.
35 VARIETIES OF ANTISPODOS .5 :25.
36 SMEGMA .3 :15.
37 DIPHRYX 1 :50.
38 PARTICULARS RELATIVE TO SERVILIAN TRIENS .5 :25.
39 IRON ORES 1.1 :55.
40 STATUES OF IRON; CHASED WORKS IN IRON .8 :40.
41 DIFFERENT KINDS OF IRON, & MODE OF TEMPERING IT 2.3 1:55.
42 METAL CALLED LIVE IRON .9 :45.
43 METHODS OF PREVENTING RUST .9 :45.
44 7 Rmds DERIVED FROM IRON .7 :35.
45 Rmds DERIVED FROM RUST .8 :40.
46 Rmds DERIVED FROM SCALES OF IRON. HYGREMPLASTRUM .8 :40.
47 ORES OF LEAD 1.6 1:20.
48 STANNUM. ARGENTARIUM 1.8 1:30.
49 BLACK LEAD 1.1 :55.
50 Rmds DERIVED FROM LEAD 2.2 1:50.
51 Rmds DERIVED FROM SCORIA OF LEAD .6 :30.
52 SPODIUM OF LEAD .3 :15.
53 MOLYBDÆNA: Rmds .9 :45.
54 PSIMITHIUM, OR CERUSE; 6 Rmds 1 :50.
55 SANDARACH; Rmds .6 :30.
56 ARRHENICUM 1.1 :55.
   
1 HONOUR ATTACHED TO PAINTING 1.5 1:15.
2 HONOUR ATTACHED TO PORTRAITS 3.7 3:05.
3 WHEN SHIELDS WERE 1ST INVENTED WITH PORTRAITS UPON THEM; & WHEN THEY WERE 1ST ERECTED IN PUBLIC .6 :30.
4 WHEN THESE SHIELDS WERE 1ST PLACED IN PRIVATE HOUSES 1 :50.
5 COMMENCEMENT OF ART OF PAINTING. MONOCHROME PAINTINGS. EARLIEST PAINTERS 1.1 :55.
6 ANTIQUITY OF PAINTING IN ITALY .8 :40.
7 ROMAN PAINTERS 2.3 1:55.
8 PERIOD FOREIGN PAINTINGS WERE 1ST INTRODUCED AT ROME 1.1 :55.
9 PERIOD PAINTING 1ST HELD IN HIGH ESTEEM AT ROME & FROM WHAT CAUSES .7 :35.
10 WHAT PICTURES EMPERORS HAVE EXHIBITED IN PUBLIC 1.2 1.
11 ART OF PAINTING .8 :40.
12 PIGMENTS OTHER THAN THOSE OF METALLIC ORIGIN. ARTIFICIAL COLOURS .5 :25.
13 SINOPIS: Rmds 1.2 1.
14 RUBRICA; LEMNIAN EARTH: 4 Rmds .8 :40.
15 EGYPTIAN EARTH .2 :10.
16 OCHRA: Rmds DERIVED FROM RUBRICA .3 :15.
17 LEUCOPHORON .2 :10.
18 PARÆTONIUM .4 :20.
19 MELINUM: 6 Rmds. CERUSE .7 :35.
20 USTA .4 :20.
21 ERETRIA .4 :20.
22 SANDARACH .4 :20.
23 SANDYX .3 :15.
24 SYRICUM .2 :10.
25 ATRAMENTUM 1.4 1:10.
26 PURPURISSUM 1 :50.
27 INDICUM .7 :35.
28 ARMENIUM; 1 Rmd .6 :30.
29 APPIANUM .3 :15.
30 ANULARIAN WHITE .3 :15.
31 WHICH COLOURS DO NOT ADMIT OF BEING LAID ON A WET COATING .6 :30.
32 WHAT COLORS WERE USED BY ANCIENTS IN PAINTING .7 :35.
33 AT WHAT TIME COMBATS OF GLADIATORS 1ST PAINTED & PUBLICLY EXHIBITED .8 :40.
34 AGE OF PAINTING; WITH NAMES OF MORE CELEBRATED WORKS & ARTISTS, 405 IN NUMBER 2.3 1:55.
35 1ST CONTEST FOR EXCELLENCE IN PICTORIAL ART 1.2 1.
36 ARTISTS WHO PAINTED WITH PENCIL 24.8 0.
37 VARIOUS OTHER KINDS OF PAINTING 3.8 0.
38 EFFECTUAL WAY OF PUTTING A STOP TO SINGING OF BIRDS S .6 :30.
39 ARTISTS WHO HAVE PAINTED IN ENCAUSTICS OR WAX, WITH EITHER CESTRUM OR PENCIL .5 :25.
40 1ST INVENTORS OF VARIOUS KINDS OF PAINTING. GREATEST DIFFICULTIES IN ART OF PAINTING. SEVERAL VARIETIES OF PAINTING. 1ST ARTIST THAT PAINTED CEILINGS. WHEN ARCHED ROOFS WERE 1ST PAINTED. MARVELLOUS PRICE OF SOME PICTURES 11 0.
41 ENCAUSTIC PAINTING .4 :20.
42 COLORING OF TISSUES .9 :45.
43 INVENTORS OF ART OF MODELLING 1.3 1:05.
44 1ST TO MOULD FIGURES IN IMITATION OF FEATURES OF LIVING PERSONS, OR OF STATUES .6 :30.
45 MOST FAMOUS MODELLERS 2.1 1:45.
46 WORKS IN POTTERY 3.6 3.
47 VARIOUS KINDS OF EARTH. PUTEOLAN DUST, & OTHER EARTHS OF WHICH CEMENTS LIKE STONE ARE MADE 1.4 1:10.
48 FORMACEAN WALLS .6 :30.
49 WALLS OF BRICK. METHOD OF MAKING BRICKS 2 1:40.
50 SULPHUR, & SEVERAL VARIETIES OF IT: Rmds 2.3 1:55.
51 BITUMEN, & SEVERAL VARIETIES; Rmds 2.4 2.
52 ALUMEN, & SEVERAL VARIETIES OF IT; Rmds 4.3 3:25.
53 SAMIAN EARTH: 3 Rmds .6 :30.
54 VARIOUS KINDS OF ERETRIA .4 :20.
55 METHOD OF WASHING EARTHS FOR MEDICINAL PURPOSES .4 :20.
56 CHIAN EARTH; 3 Rmds. SELINUSIAN EARTH; 3 Rmds. PNIGITIS; 9 Rmds. AMPELITIS; 4 Rmds .8 :40.
57 CRETACEOUS EARTHS USED FOR SCOURING CLOTH. CIMOLIAN EARTH; 9 Rmds. SARDINIAN EARTH. UMBRIAN EARTH. SAXUM 2.1 1:45.
58 ARGENTARIA. NAMES OF FREEDMEN WHO HAVE EITHER RISEN TO POWER THEMSELVES, OR HAVE BELONGED TO MEN OF INFLUENCE 1.4 1:10.
59 EARTH OF GALATA; OF CLYPEA; OF BALEARES; & OF EBUSUS .7 :35.
   
1 LUXURY DISPLAYED IN USE OF VARIOUS KINDS OF MARBLE 1.8 1:30.
2 1ST TO EMPLOY MARBLE IN PUBLIC BUILDINGS 1.5 1:15.
3 1ST TO ERECT COLUMNS OF FOREIGN MARBLE AT ROME 1 :50.
4 1ST ARTISTS WHO EXCELLED IN SCULPTURE OF MARBLE, & VARIOUS PERIODS AT WHICH THEY FLOURISHED. MAUSOLEUM IN CARIA. MOST CELEBRATED SCULPTORS & WORKS IN MARBLE, 2IN NUMBER 16.3 0.
5 AT WHAT PERIOD MARBLE WAS FIRST USED IN BUILDINGS 1.4 1:10.
6 1ST TO CUT MARBLE INTO SLABS & WHEN .4 :20.
7 1ST TO ENCRUST WALLS OF HOUSES AT ROME WITH MARBLE .7 :35.
8 WHEN VARIOUS KINDS OF MARBLE CAME INTO USE AT ROME 1.1 :55.
9 METHOD OF CUTTING MARBLE INTO SLABS. SAND USED IN CUTTING MARBLE 1.6 1:20.
10 STONE OF NAXOS. STONE OF ARMENIA .3 :15.
11 MARBLES OF ALEXANDRIA 2.3 1:55.
12 ONYX & ALABASTRITES; 6 Rmds 1.2 1.
13 LYGDINUS, CORALLITIC STONE, STONE OF ALABANDA
STONE OF THEBAIS, STONE OF SYENE 1 :50.
14 OBELISKS 3.6 3.
15 OBELISK WHICH SERVES AS A DIAL IN CAMPUS MARTIUS 1.6 1:20.
16 MARVELLOUS WORKS IN EGYPT. PYRAMIDS 1.1 :55.
17 EGYPTIAN SPHINX 2.6 2:10.
18 PHAROS .7 :35.
19 LABYRINTHS 4.2 0.
20 HANGING GARDENS. A HANGING CITY .4 :20.
21 TEMPLE OF DIANA AT EPHESUS 1.6 1:20.
22 MARVELS CONNECTED WITH OTHER TEMPLES .4 :20.
23 FUGITIVE STONE. 7-FOLD ECHO. BUILDINGS ERECTED WITHOUT USE OF NAILS 1 :50.
24 MARVELLOUS BUILDINGS AT ROME, IN NUMBER 12.5 0.
25 MAGNET: 3 Rmds 2.6 2:10.
26 STONE OF SCYROS .2 :10.
27 SARCOPHAGUS, OR STONE OF ASSOS: Rmds .4 :20.
28 CHERNITES 1.1 :55.
29 OSSEOUS STONES. PALM STONES. CORANI. BLACK STONES .8 :40.
30 MOLAR STONES. PYRITES; 7 Rmds 1.5 1:15.
31 OSTRACITES; 4 Rmds. AMIANTHUS; 2 Rmds .4 :20.
32 GEODES; 3 Rmds .2 :10.
33 MELITINUS; 6 Rmds .3 :15.
34 GAGATES: 6 Rmds .8 :40.
SPONGITES: 2 Rmds .2 :10.
36 PHRYGIAN STONE .3 :15.
37 HÆMATITES: 5 Rmds. SCHISTOS: 7 Rmds .8 :40.
38 ÆTHIOPIC HÆMATITES. ANDRODAMAS; 2 Rmds. ARABIAN HÆMATITES. MILTITES OR HEPATITES. ANTHRACITES 1.3 1:05.
39 AËTITES. TAPHIUSIAN STONE. CALLIMUS 1.5 1:15.
40 SAMIAN STONE: 8 Rmds .6 :30.
41 ARABIAN STONE; 6 Rmds .2 :10.
42 PUMICE; 9 Rmds 1.3 1:05.
43 STONES FOR MORTARS USED FOR MEDICINAL & OTHER PURPOSES.
ETESIAN STONE. THEBAIC STONE. CHALAZIAN STONE 1 :50.
44 STONE OF SIPHNOS. SOFT STONES .7 :35.
45 SPECULAR STONES 1.7 1:25.
46 PHENGITES .6 :30.
47 WHETSTONES .8 :40.
48 TOPHUS .9 :45.
49 VARIOUS KINDS OF SILEX .8 :40.
50 OTHER STONES USED FOR BUILDING .4 :20.
51 VARIOUS METHODS OF BUILDING .7 :35.
52 CISTERNS .4 :20.
53 QUICK-LIME .5 :25.
54 VARIOUS KINDS OF SAND. COMBINATIONS OF SAND WITH LIME .4 :20.
55 DEFECTS IN BUILDING. PLASTERS FOR WALLS 1.1 :55.
56 COLUMNS. SEVERAL KINDS OF COLUMNS .9 :45.
57 5 Rmds DERIVED FROM LIME .4 :20.
58 MALTHA .3 :15.
59 Gypsum .9 :45.
60 PAVEMENTS. ASAROTOS ŒCOS .6 :30.
61 1ST PAVEMENTS IN USE AT ROME .5 :25.
62 TERRACE-ROOF PAVEMENTS 1 :50.
63 GRÆCANIC PAVEMENTS .5 :25.
64 WHEN MOSAIC PAVEMENTS WERE FIRST INVENTED. AT WHAT PERIOD ARCHED ROOFS WERE 1ST DECORATED WITH GLASS .8 :40.
65 ORIGIN OF GLASS 1.1 :55.
66 VARIOUS KINDS OF GLASS, & MODE OF MAKING IT 1.9 1:35.
67 OBSIAN GLASS & OBSIAN STONE 1.8 1:30.
68 MARVELLOUS FACTS CONNECTED WITH FIRE 1 :50.
69 3 Rmds DERIVED FROM FIRE & ASHES .7 :35.
70 PRODIGIES CONNECTED WITH HEARTH .9 :45.
1 1ST USE OF PRECIOUS STONES 1.1 :55.
2 JEWEL OF POLYCRATES 1 :50.
3 JEWEL OF PYRRBUS 1.4 1:10.
4 WHO WERE MOST SKILLFUL LAPIDARIES.
FINEST SPECIMENS OF ENGRAVING ON PRECIOUS STONES 1.4 1:10.
5 1ST DACTYLIOTHECÆ AT ROME .5 :25.
6 JEWELS DISPLAYED AT ROME IN TRIUMPH OF POMPEIUS MAGNUS 2.7 2:15.
7 PERIOD MURRHINE VESSELS 1ST INTRODUCED AT ROME.
INSTANCES OF LUXURY IN REFERENCE TO THEM 1.6 1:20.
8 NATURE OF MURRHINE VESSELS 1.1 :55.
9 NATURE OF CRYSTAL 1.7 1:25.
10 LUXURY DISPLAYED IN USE OF CRYSTAL. Rmds DERIVED FROM CRYSTAL 1.6 1:20.
11 AMBER & MANY FALSEHOODS TOLD ABOUT IT 8.2 0.
12 SEVERAL KINDS OF AMBER: Rmds DERIVED FROM IT 2.7 2:15.
13 LYNCURIUM: 2 ASSERTED Rmds 1 :50.
14 PRECIOUS STONES CLASSIFIED ACCORDING TO PRINCIPAL COLOURS .5 :25.
15 ADAMAS: 6 VARIETIES. 2 Rmds 3.6 3.
16 SMARAGDUS 1.4 1:10.
17 VARIETIES OF SMARAGDUS 1.4 1:10.
18 DEFECTS IN SMARAGDUS 3.3 2:45.
19 PRECIOUS STONE CALLED TANOS. CHALCOSMA-RAGDOS 1 :50.
20 BERYLS: 8 VARIETIES OF THEM. DEFECTS IN BERYLS 1.9 1:35.
21 OPALS: 7 VARIETIES OF THEM 1.3 1:05.
22 DEFECTS IN OPALS: MODES OF TESTING THEM 1.2 1.
23 SARDONYX; SEVERAL VARIETIES OF IT. DEFECTS IN SARDONYX 2.6 2:10.
24 ONYX: SEVERAL VARIETIES 1.2 1.
25 CARBUNCULUS: VARIETIES OF IT 2.8 2:20.
26 DEFECTS IN CARBUNCULUS, & MODE OF TESTING IT .6 :30.
27 ANTHRACITIS .5 :25.
28 SANDASTROS. SANDARESOS 1.5 1:15.
29 LYCHNIS: 4 VARIETIES .6 :30.
30 CARCHEDONIA .6 :30.
31 SARDA: 5 VARIETIES 1.2 1.
32 TOPAZOS: 2 VARIETIES 1.3 1:05.
33 CALLAINA 1.7 1:25.
34 PRASIUS; 3 VARIETIES OF IT .4 :20.
35 NILION .4 :20.
36 MOLOCHITIS .3 :15.
37 IASPIS; VARIETIES OF IT. DEFECTS FOUND IN IASPIS 2.4 2.
38 CYANOS; SEVERAL VARIETIES .6 :30.
39 SAPPHIROS .4 :20.
40 AMETHYSTOS; 4 VARIETIES. SOCONDION. SAPENOS. PHARANITIS. APHRODITES BLEPHARON, ANTEROS, OR PÆDEROS 2.2 1:50.
41 HYACINTHOS .4 :20.
42 CHRYSOLITHOS: 7 VARIETIES OF IT .7 :35.
43 CHRYSELECTRUM .5 :25.
44 LEUCOCHRYSOS: 4 VARIETIES OF IT .4 :20.
45 MELICHRYSOS. XUTHON .3 :15.
46 PÆDEROS, SANGENON, OR TENITES 1.3 1:05.
47 ASTERIA .5 :25.
48 ASTRION .6 :30.
49 ASTRIOTES .2 :10.
50 ASTROBOLOS .2 :10.
51 CERAUNIA; 4 VARIETIES .9 :45.
52 IRIS; 2 VARIETIES 1.2 1.
53 LEROS .2 :10.
54 ACHATES; SEVERAL VARIETIES. ACOPOS; Rmds DERIVED. ALABASTRITIS; Rmds DERIVED. ALECTORIA. ANDRODAMAS. ARGYRODAMAS. ANTIPATHES. ARABICA. AROMATITIS. ASBESTOS. ASPISATIS. ATIZÖE. AUGETIS. AMPHIDANES OR CHRYSOCOLLA. APHRODISIACA. APSYCTOS. ÆGYPTILLA 4.8 4.
55 BALANITES. BATRACHITIS. BAPTES. BELI OCULUS. BELUS. BAROPTENUS OR BARIPPE. BOTRYITIS. BOSTRYCHITIS. BUCARDIA. BRONTEA. BOLOS 1.3 1:05.
56 CADMITIS. CALLAIS. CAPNITIS. CAPPADOCIA. CALLAICA. CATOCHITIS. CATOPTRITIS. CEPITIS OR CEPOLATITIS. CERAMITIS. CINÆDIA. CERITIS. CIRCOS. CORSOÏDES. CORALLOACHATES. CORALLIS. CRATERITIS. CROCALLIS. CYITIS. CHALCOPHONOS. CHELIDONIA. CHELONIA. CHELONITIS. CHLORITIS. CHOASPITIS. CHRYSOLAMPIS. CHRYSOPIS. CEPONIDES 2.9 2:25.
57 DAPHNEA. DIADOCHOS. DIPHYES. DIONYSIAS. DRACONITIS .9 :45.
58 ENCARDIA OR ARISTE. ENORCHIS. EXEBENUS. ERYTHALLS. EROTYLOS. AMPHICOMOS, OR HIEROMNEMON. EUMECES. EUMITHRES. EUPETALOS. EUREOS. EUROTIAS. EUSEBES. EPIMELAS 1.2 1.
59 GALAXIAS. GALACTITIS, LEUCOGÆA, LEUCOGRAPRITIS, OR SYNNEPHITIS. GALLAICA. GASSINADE. GLOSSOPETRA. GORGONIA. GONIAÆA 1.3 1:05.
60 HELIOTROPIUM. HEPILESTITIS. HERMUAIDOION. HEXLCONTALITROS. HIERACITIS. HAMMITIS. HAMMONIS CORNU. HORMISCION. HYÆNIA. HÆMATITIS 2.4 2.
61 IDÆI DACTYLI. ICTERIAS. JOVIS GEMMA. INDICA. ION .8 :40.
62 LEPIDOTIS. LESBIAS. LEUCOPHTHALMOS. LEUCOPŒCILOS. LIBANOCHRUS. LIMONIATIS. LIPAREA. LYSIMACHOS. LEUCOCHRYSOS .6 :30.
63 MEMNONIA. MEDIA. MECONITIS. MITHRAX, MOROCHTHOS. MORMORION OR PROMNION. MURRHITIS. MYRMECIAS. MYRSINITIS. MESOLEUCOS. MESOMELAS 1.1 :55.
64 NASAMONITIS. NEBRITIS. NIPPARENE .3 :15.
65 OICA. OMBRIA OR NOTIA. ONOCARDIA. ORITIS OR SIDERITIS. OSTRACIAS. OSTRITIS. OPHICARDELON. OBSIAN STONE 1 :50.
66 PANCHRUS. PANGONUS. PANEROS OR PANERASTOS. PONTICA; FOUR VARIETIES OF IT. PHLOGINOS OR CHRYSITIS. PHŒNICITIS. PHYCITIS. PERILEUCOS. PÆANITIS OR GÆANIS 1.1 :55.
67 SOLIS GEMMA. SAGDA. SAMOTHRACIA. SAURITIS. SARCITIS. SELENITIS. SIDERITIS. SIDEROPŒCILOS. SPONGITIS. SYNODONTITIS. SYRTITIS. SYRINGITIS 1.2 1.
68 TRICHRUS. THELYRRHIZOS. THELYCARDIOS OR MULC. THRACIA; 3 VARIETIES OF IT. TEPHRITIS. TECOLITHOS .7 :35.
69 VENERIS CRINES. VEIENTANA .2 :10.
70 ZATHENE. ZMILAMPIS. ZORANISCÆA .4 :20.
71 PRECIOUS STONES WHICH DERIVE THEIR NAMES FROM VARIOUS PARTS OF HUMAN BODY. HEPATITIS. STEATITIS. ADADUNEPHROS. ADADUOPHTHALMOS. ADADUDACTYLOS. TRIOPHTHALMOS .5 :25.
72 PRECIOUS STONES WHICH DERIVE THEIR NAMES FROM ANIMALS. CARCINIAS. ECHITIS. SCORPITIS. SCARITIS. TRIGLITIS. ÆGOPHTHALMOS. HYOPHTHALMOS. GERANITIS. HIERACITIS. AETITIS. MYRMECITIS. CANTHARIAS. LYCOPHTHALMOS. TAOS. TIMICTONIA .8 :40.
73 PRECIOUS STONES WHICH DERIVE THEIR NAMES FROM OTHER OBJECTS. HAMMOCHRYSOS. CENCHRITIS. DRYITIS. CISSITIS. NARCISSITIS. CYAMIAS. PYREN. PHŒNICITIS. CHALAZIAS. PYRITIS. POLYZONOS. ASTRAPÆA. PHLOGITIS. ANTHEACITIS. ENHYGROS. POLYTHRIX. LEONTIOS. PAEDALIOS. DROSOLITHOS. MELICHRUS. MELICHLOROS, CROCIAS. POLIAS. SPARTOPOLIAS. RHODITIS. CHALCITIS. SYCITIS. BOSTRYCHITIS. CHERNITIS. ANANCITIS. SYNOCHITIS. DENDRITIS 2.1 1:45.
74 PRECIOUS STONES THAT SUDDENLY MAKE THEIR APPEARANCE. COCHLIDES 1.6 1:20.
75 VARIOUS FORMS OF PRECIOUS STONES 1 :50.
76 METHODS OF TESTING PRECIOUS STONES 1.3 1:05.
77 COMPARATIVE VIEW OF NATURE AS SHE APPEARS IN DIFFERENT COUNTRIES.
COMPARATIVE VALUES OF THINGS 3.4 2:50.