The Natural History of Pliny, Volume 4

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H. G. Bohn, 1856 - 544 pages
 

Contents

twentytwo remedies
15
Maxims of the ancients on agriculture
16
The different kinds of grain
19
Cutleek thirtytwo remedies
21
Spelt
24
Wheat
25
Barley rice
27
Polenta
28
Ptisan
29
Tragum ib 17 Amylum ib 18 The nature of barley
30
Arinca and other kinds of grain that are grown in the East
31
Winter wheat Similago or fine flour
32
four remedies
33
twentythree remedies
34
The fruitfulness of Africa in wheat
35
Sesame Erysimum or irio Horminum
36
The mode of grinding corn
37
Millet
38
origin of the art
39
When bakers were first introduced at Rome
40
Alica
41
Garden asparagus with the next twentyfour remedies
42
the bean
43
Parsley seventeen remedies
44
The several kinds of chickpease
45
Lentils Pease
46
one remedy Buselinon one remedy
47
Ocimum thirtyfive remedies
48
twelve remedies
49
fortytwo remedies
50
The vetch
51
twenty remedies
52
The best remedies for the diseases of grain
57
The mode of ploughing
63
How to ascertain the quality of seed
69
The theory of the winds
73
The rising and setting of the stars
77
Prognostics derived from the moon
79
one remedy
80
Work to be done between the winter solstice and the prevalence
83
The summer solstice
93
Causes of sterility
99
The vintage and the works of autumn
107
One remedy derived from the pesoluta
108
An explanation of Greek terms relative to weights and measures
109
Prognostics derived from mists
122
BOOK XIX
129
The mode of preparing fiax
135
At what period spartum was first employed
141
Magydaris
147
The laying out of garden ground
154
Vegetables of a cartilaginous naturecucumbers Pepones
156
Radishes
163
Bulbs squills and arum
169
Garlic
175
Endive
182
Wild and cultivated asparagus
188
The caraway
194
The proper remedies for these maladies How ants are best
200
Introduction
206
248
248
fortyone remedies
257
twentyfive remedies 259
259
seventeen remedies
260
nine remedies 260
261
Cummin fortyeight remedies remedies
262
ten remedies
263
eighteen remedies
264
four remedies 61 Cunila bubula five remedies
265
five remedies 63 Cunilago eight remedies 64 Soft cunila three remedies medies Wild cummin twentysix 262 263 264 265 ib 266 ib Libanotis three r...
266
seven re 267 66 Piperitis or siliquastrum five remedies
267
six remedies 268 68 Tragoriganum nine remedies ib 69 Three varieties of Heracleotic origanum thirty remedies
268
three remedies ib 270 71 Gith or melanthion twentythree remedies
270
Anise sixtyone remedies
271
various remedies derived from this plant
272
nine remedies 274 ib 75 Sacopenium or sagapenon thirteen remedies
274
three remedies The black poppy eight re medies Remarks on sleep Opium Remarks in disfavour of the potions known as anodynes febrifuges digesti...
275
two remedies 78 The wild poppy called ceratitis glaucium or paralium six re medies
278
three remedies
279
twentyfive re medies
280
Coriander twentyone remedies
282
thirteen remedies The mallow called malache one remedy The mallow called althæa or plistolochia fiftynine remedies
283
one remedy Hydrolapathum two reme dies Hippolapathum six remedies Oxylapathum four remedies
287
twentyone remedies Bulapathum one remedy
288
Adarca fortyeight remedies
290
eighteen remedies
292
twentythree remedies
293
thirty remedies
294
Blite six remedies
295
Fennel twentytwo remedies
296
five remedies ib 97 Hemp nine remedies
297
The vine
314
The caltha The scopa regia
318
The iris
324
The melothron spiræa and origanum The eneorum or cassia
330
the spring flowers
336
That bees are sensible of hunger
345
The perdicium The ornithogale
357
CHAP Page stem Plants in which the stem appears before the blossom Plants which blossom three times in the year
359
four remedies derived from the cypiros
361
fourteen remedies The cyperis The cypira
363
The holoschoenus
364
Twentyone remedies derived from the lily
366
Sixteen remedies derived from the narcissus
367
Seventeen remedies derived from the violet
368
Eight remedies derived from asarum
369
Four remedies derived from the plant called phu
370
two remedies derived from the saliunca
371
Eighteen remedies derived from the polium
372
Three remedies derived from the holochrysos Six remedies de rived from the chrysocome
373
Twentyone remedies derived from the melissophyllum ib 87 Thirteen remedies derived from the melilote
374
Four remedies derived from the trefoil ib 89 Twentyeight remedies derived from thyme
375
Four remedies derived from the hemerocalles
376
Twentytwo remedies derived from the abrotonum
377
One remedy derived from the leucanthemum Nine remedies derived from the amaracus
378
Ten remedies derived from the anemone or phrenion
379
Six remedies derived from the oenanthe
380
Eight remedies derived from the hyacinth
381
Four remedies derived from the vincapervinca
382
Six remedies derived from the anthyllium or anthyllum
383
Eight remedies derived from the trychnum or strychnum hali cacabum callias dorycnion manicon neuras morio or moly
384
Six remedies derived from the corchorus
386
BOOK XXII
389
Employment of plants for dyeing
390
how rarely it has been awarded
392
The only persons that have been presented with this crown
393
The only centurion that has been thus honoured
394
Remedies derived from other chaplet plants
395
The erynge or eryngium
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thirty remedies
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one remedy
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fifteen remedies
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twelve remedies
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two remedies
401
sixtyone remedies
402
seven remedies
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one remedy 405 20 The perdicium parthenium urceolaris or astercum eleven re medies 18 The leucacantha phyllos ischias or polygonatos four reme...
405
twelve remedies
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The chamæleon ixias ulophonon or cynozolon two varieties of it twelve remedies
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fourteen remedies
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three remedies 25 The onochilon archebion onochelis rhexia or enchrysa thirty remedies
410
eleven remedies
411
four remedies 28 The lotometra two remedies
412
twelve remedies The heliotropium tricoccum or scorpiuron fourteen remedies
413
twentyeight remedies
415
one remedy The thesion one remedy 32 The asphodel fiftyone remedies
417
fourteen remedies 415 417 ib 419
419
five remedies
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six remedies
427
Propolis five remedies
434
Ptisan four remedies
446
thirtyfive remedies
452
seven remedies
458
three remedies
470
Ninetyone observations with reference to wine
477
Page 481
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ib
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ib ib oil
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citrus oil of walnuts oil of cnidium oil of mastich oil of balanus various remedies
491
one remedy
492
one remedy Oil of radishes five remedies Oil of lilies three remedies 47 Oil of balsamum fifteen remedies 48 Malobathrum five remedies 49 Oil of he...
493
two remedies Oil of pitch two remedies 51 The palm nine remedies
494
three remedies 53 The palm called elate sixteen remedies
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Remedies derived from the blossoms leaves fruit branches bark juices roots wood and ashes of various kinds of trees Six ob servations upon apples T...
496
six observations upon them Sour apples four observations upon them
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five observations upon them 57 Punic apples or pomegranates twentysix remedies
498
fourteen remedies 59 Cytinus eight remedies 60 Balaustium twelve remedies
500
The wild pomegranate
501
twelve observations upon them 63 Figs one hundred and eleven observations upon them
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fortytwo observations upon
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three remedies 66 Plums four observations upon them
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two remedies
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The medicament called stomatice arteriace or panchrestos four remedies
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five observations upon them
511
two remedies Sorbs two remedies
512
one remedy
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twentyfour remedies The Mithridatic antidote
514
three observations upon them Pistachionuts eight observations upon them Chesnuts five observations upon them
515
five observations upon them The cornel one remedy The fruit of the arbutus
516
sixty observations upon it
519
thirteen remedies
521

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