  A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P R S T U V W Y Z Aggregator de Simplicibus, 8, 226 Agrimony, 43 Albertus Magnus, 45, 46, 63, 110, 209, 226 Aldrovandus, 111 Alliterative lay in the Lacnunga, 18, 19, 35 American Physitian, The, 137, 217 Amulets, Herbs used as, 27 et seq., 72, 107 et seq., 155 Ander, George, 76 Anemone, 146 Angelica, 108 Anglo-Saxon gardens, 9 ——herbals, 1 et seq. ——plant-names, 9 Animals, Herbs used by, 170 Anne of Denmark, 102 Antonius Musa, 29 Arber, Dr., 67 Arbolayre, 227 Ariel, 15 Art of Simpling, The, 167 et seq. Artemisia, 72 Askham, Antony, 59, 61, 62, 206 Asser, 7 Assyrian eye-charm, 28 Asterion, 62 Astrological lore in herbals, 38, 43, 63, 165, 171 AthenÆ Oxonienses, 76 Attila, 2 Bald, 6 et seq. Baker, George, 102 Balm, 105 Banckes’s Herbal, 44, 55 et seq., 204 et seq. Barber-Surgeons’ Company, 101, 102 Barham, Henry, 223 Barnacle geese, 109 BartholomÆus Anglicus, 44 et seq., 66, 155, 203, 204, 225 “BartholomÆus minid senis,” 67 Bartram, John, 77 Basil, 105 BassÆus, Nicolas, 103 Batman, 45 Bauhin, Gaspard, 234 Bearfoot, 90 Beauty recipes in herbals, 23, 90, 156, 157 Beauvais, Vincent de, 46 Blackwell, Elizabeth, 220, 221 Blair, Patrick, 220 Boece, Hector, 111 Boke of secretes of Albartus Magnus, The, 63, 64 Bologna, 76 Boniface, 1 Boston, 133 Botanic gardens, 77 Box, 51 Bridwell, Stephen, 104 Britons, herb-lore of the ancient, 8 Broom, 50 Brunfels, Otto von, 229 Brunswick, Jherome of. See Braunschweig. Buckingham, Duke of, 143 Bydell, John, 81 ——plantations, 138 CÆdmon, 15 Camus, Professor Giulio, 66 Ceremonies in picking and administering herbs, 36 et seq. Charles I., 142 Chervil, 106 Cholmeley, Mary, 174 Christian rites in picking and administering herbs, 3, 16, 17, 27, 34, 36 Cild, 5 Circa Instans, 66 et seq. Clayton, Thomas, 153 Cloudberry, 114 Coles, William, 105, 167, 215, 216 Colonna, Fabio, 234 Columbus, Christopher, 122 Copland, William, 57 et seq., 63, 205, 206 Cotton plant, 144 et seq. Country customs recorded in herbals, 89, 90, 157 et seq. Cowslip, 90 Cratevas, 10 Culpeper, Nicholas, 163 et seq., 168, 214, 215 Cynewulf, 2 “danyel bain,” 44 Das puch der natur, 225 Delphinium, 114 Demeter, 5 Demoniac possession, herbs used against, 21 De historia Stirpium, 82 De Proprietatibus Rerum, 45 et seq., 203, 204, 225 Digby, Sir Kenelm, 177, 181 et seq. Dionysius, 10 Dioscorides, 8, 11, 47, 69, 85, 88, 94, 96 Dodoens, Rembert, 58, 83, 86, 93, 94, 96, 97, 98, 100, 103, 104, 211, 212, 230 Druids, Sacred herbs of the, 29, 30, 31 Dun, 7 Easter, 3 Edwards, John, 223 Egbert, Archbishop of York, 37 Elf-shot, doctrine of the, 14 Elizabeth, Queen, 78, 85, 86, 96, 101, 102, 114, 162 Ellacombe, Canon, 118 Elves, 13 et seq., 37, 186, 187 English Physician Enlarged, 163 et seq. Fairies, 187 Falconer, John, 84 “Flying venom,” 17 et seq. Formori, 15 Frampton, John, 121 et seq., 211 Fuchs, Leonhard, 82, 83, 86, 93, 95, 229 Fumigating with herbs, 26, 27, 72 Gariopontus, 12 Gerard, John, 29, 61, 71, 93, 98 et seq., 142, 151, 213 Ghini, Luca, 76 Gibson, Thomas, 69 Gillyflowers, 147 Glastonbury, 5 Goats-beard, 113 Goblins, 16 Gray’s Inn Lane, 101 Green, Thomas, 224 Grete Herball, The, 55, 62, 65 et seq., 83, 207, 208 Guthrie, Dr., 177 Helias, Patriarch of Jerusalem, 6 Henrietta Maria, Queen, 143 Herba britannica, 88 Herball, The Grete, 55, 62, 65 et seq., 83, 207, 208 Herbarium of Apuleius, 1, 8, 9, 21, 28, 29, 36, 226 Herbarius, The Latin, 8, 226, 227 Herbarius zu Teutsch, 8, 66 et seq., 83, 227 Herb bath, 22 Herbs, bound on with red wool, 28 ——ceremonies in picking and administering, 36 et seq. ——charms and incantations used with, 31 et seq., 37 ——Christian prayer for a blessing on, 38 ——Christian rites in picking and administering, 3, 16, 17, 27, 34, 36, 43 ——effect of, on the mind, 72, 156 ——fumigating the sick with, 26, 72 ————cattle and swine with, 27 ——hung up over doors, etc., 28 ——introduced into America by the early colonists, 135 ——Old English names of, 9, 112 et seq. ——used as amulets, 27 et seq., 72, 107 et seq., 155 ——used by Red Indians, 125 et seq., 138 ——used in beauty recipes, 23, 90, 156, 157 ——used in magic practices, 63, 64, 152, 171 ——used in sun worship, 38 Hill, “Sir” John, 222 Holly, 30 Honey, 71 Hound’s tongue, 64 Humphreys, A.L., 58 Italian herbalists, 93, 230, 233, 234 Kent, Countess of, 174, 180, 181 Kitson, Anthony, 59 Knotweed, 9 KreÜter Buch, 83 Kynge, Jhon, 69 Lady Sedley, her receipt book, The, 177, 178 Langham, William, 212 Larch, 91 Latimer, Hugh, 76 Laurel, 51 Leech Book of Bald, 1, 5 et seq., 19, 20, 21, 32, 36 Le Grant Herbier, 66 et seq., 227 Leleloth, 32 l’Escluse, Charles de, 93, 94, 121, 232 Libellus de re herbaria novus, 81 Liber de arte distillandi, 69 Lignamine, J.P. de, 9 Lilumenne, 32 Lindley, John, 224 l’Obel, Matthias de, 77, 93, 94, 103, 104, 111, 210, 232 Lodestone, 71 London gardens, 115 L’OpÉra Saleritana “Circa Instans,” 66 et seq. Louis XIII, 94 Lovell, Robert, 216 LÖwenbeck, M., 11 Lynacro, Dr., 57 Lyte, Henry, 58, 83, 93 et seq., 211, 212 Mallt-y-nos, 15 Mandeville, Sir John, 144 Mandrake, 11, 21, 50, 73, 91, 92, 109, 161 Maplet, John, 210 Marie de’ Medici, 182 Marigold, 43, 90, 112, 113, 147 Marshall, William, 104 Mary Doggett: Her Book of Receipts, 178 Mason, Alexander, 101 “Master Tuggie,” 116, 117, 147 Mayerne, Sir Theodore, 143 “Mechoacan,” 125 et seq. Melissus, 85 Melroset, 60 Metrodorus, 10 Meyrick, William, 223 Mierdman, Steven, 82 Miller, Joseph, 220 Mind, effect of herbs on the, 72, 105, 106, 156 Mistletoe, 30 Monardes, Nicolas, 120 et seq., 211, 231 Monmouth, Duke of, 178 Moray, Sir Robert, 111 Morison, Robert, 217 “Mummy,” 70 Musk, 72 Narrative charms, 33 et seq. Nature worship, 36 et seq. Neue Kreuterbuch, 82 New England’s Rarities discovered, 133, 216 Newton, James, 221 Newton, Thomas, 213 Nicot, John, 131 Nidad, 35 Niewe Herball, 83 Nightmare, 16 Noble experyence of the virtuous Handy-worke of Surgery, The, 74 Norton, John, 103 Notes and Queries, 58 Numbers in herbal prescriptions, 35 Oxa, 7 ——physic garden, 153 Paradisus, 116, 142 et seq., 213 Parkinson, John, 29, 83, 90, 116, 142 et seq., 213, 214 Parsley, 90 Passionarius, 12 Payne, Dr. J.F., 6 Pechey, John, 218 Pemell, Robert, 214 Petiver, James, 139 et seq., 219 Petrocellus, 11 Petronius, 11 Physical Directory, The, 163 “Picielt,” 128 et seq. Pimpernel, 43 Pinax, 151 Plantarum seu Stirpium historia, 94 Plantin, Christophe, 93, 94, 96 Plukenet, Leonard, 218 Pocahontas, Princess, 98 Porta, Giambattista, 233 Practica Petrocelli Salernitani, 11 Proceedings of the Royal Society of Medicine, 59 Pulteney, Richard, 94 Purfoot, Thomas, 94 Raspberry, 100 Red Indian plant-lore, 120, 125 et seq. Red wool, binding on herbs with, 28 Rhine, 77 Ridley, Nicholas, 76 “Rind from Paradise,” 24 Rolfe, Dorothy, 98 Rose, 43, 48, 49, 60, 64, 117, 156, 180, 184, 185 Rose honey, 49 ——water, 61 Rosemary, 44, 56, 57, 72, 106, 135, 148 Roses, oil of, 61 ——syrup of, 60 Sage, 43, 44, 156 Salmon, William, 219 Samphire, 88 Scandinavian rune-lays, 32 Sceaf, 36 Scents, value of herbal, 61 Schott, Gaspar, 111 “Scythian Lamb,” 143 et seq. Selago, 30 “Sene,” 63 Sheldrake, Timothy, 222 Short, Thomas, 221 Signatures, doctrine of, 168 et seq., 231 Silverweed, 114 Solomon, King, 84 Sorbus aucuparia, 31 Southernwood, 73, 135, 136, 156 South-Sea Herbal, The, 139 et seq., 219 Sowerby, Leonard, 214 Spindle-tree, 90 Stars, mystic communion between flowers and, 187, 188 Stephens, Dr., 177 Still-room books, 174 et seq. Stirpium Adversaria Nova, 94, 103, 104 Stirpium historiÆ pemptades sex sive libri triginta, 94, 111 Stokes, Jonathan, 224 Sugar, 138 Sun worship, 38 Sweet potato, 116 Swiss herbalists, 82, 83, 234, 235 Theatrum Botanicum, 93, 142, 143, 144, 151 et seq., 214 Theobalds, 101 Thornton, Robert, 224 Tiecon, 32 Tobacco, 128 et seq. ——origin of the name, 131 ——used as a wound herb in Europe, 131 ——used by American Indians in religious ceremonies, 129, 130 Treffry, Sir John, 70 Treveris, Peter, 65, 69, 70, 74, 207 Trevisa, John de, 46 Tryon, Thomas, 181 Tulip, 146 Tunstall, Thomasin, 148 Turner, William, 75 et seq., 208, 209 Typographical Antiquities, 58 “Vegetable Lamb,” 143 et seq. Vertuose boke of Distillacyon of the waters of all maner of Herbes, The, 69, 74, 208 Vervain, 29, 30, 43, 44, 64, 72, 106, 107, 113 Vineyards, 52 Violet, 43, 49, 61, 73, 99, 134, 147, 158 Water, 71 Water crowfoot, 62 Weeds introduced into America with the early colonists, 135 Wells, 78, 79 Westmacott, William, 218 Weyland, 35 Widsith, 2 Wild flower life in London in Elizabeth’s reign, 114 William the Silent, 94 Witchcraft, herbs and, 109 Wood-sorrel, 62 Worm, Doctrine of the, 20 Wyrd, 37 Yule, 37 Transcriber's Note Archaic spelling is preserved as printed. Inconsistent hyphenation is preserved as printed. Minor punctuation and accent usage errors have been repaired. The following amendments have been made: Page 56—theee amended to thee—"... and it shale make thee light and merrie." Page 66—the footnote marker for note 53 was omitted. The transcriber has added it in what appeared to be the appropriate place. Page 67—B. amended to M.—"... and Mr. H.M. Barlow[2] supports the deduction that ..." Page 104—Zouch amended to Zouche—"Lord Zouche sent him rare seeds from Crete, Spain and Italy." Page 178—presumaby amended to presumably—"Lady Sedley, the first owner, and presumably author of the book, ..." Page 234—F?????S???S originally had a roman C as the final letter. This has been amended. The following items were of note: Page 197—the word me in "Agnus castus ys an herbe that me clapys Tustans or Porke levys" may be a typographic error for me. As it is quoted material, and the transcriber has been unable to confirm one way or the other, it has been preserved as printed. Page 226—it appears that the word 'cetera' has been omitted following a Tironian et. This has been preserved as printed—"1484. Herbarius Maguntie impressus. Anno [et] CLXXXIV." The frontispiece has been moved to follow the title page. Other illustrations have been moved where necessary so that they were not in the middle of a paragraph. 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