| Page | Pantropheon | 3 | I. | Agriculture | 9 | II. | Cereals | 19 | III. | Grinding of Corn | 23 | IV. | Manipulation of Flour | 30 | V. | Frumenta | 41 | VI. | Grains: Seeds | 46 | VII. | Vegetables | 49 | VIII. | Dried Vegetables | 53 | Beans | 53 | Haricots | 55 | Peas | 56 | Lentils | 57 | IX. | Kitchen Garden | 59 | Cabbage | 60 | Beet | 62 | Spinach | 63 | Mallows | 64 | Asparagus | 64 | Gourd | 66 | Turnips | 67 | Carrots | 68 | Blit (a sort of Beet) | 68 | Purslaine | 68 | Sorrel | 69 | Brocoli | 69 | Artichoke | 70 | Pompion | 71 | Cucumber | 72 | Lettuce | 74 | Endive | 75 | Onions | 76 | Leeks | 77 | Melon | 77 | Radish | 79 | Horse-Radish | | 200 | Fig-Pecker, or Beccafico | 201 | The Ortolan | 203 | The Ostrich | 203 | The Stork | 204 | The Sea-Swallow | 204 | The Wood-Hen, Bustard, Water-Hen, and Teal | 206 | The Woodcock, Snipe, Curlew, Crow, Turtle Dove, and Lark | 207 | XXI. | Fish | 210 | Sturgeon | 216 | Red Mullet | 218 | Sea-Eel | 220 | Lamprey | 222 | Sea-Wolf | 223 | Scarus, or Parrot-Fish | 223 | Turbot | 224 | Tunny | 225 | Conger-Eel | 226 | Eel | 227 | Pike | 228 | Carp | 229 | Eel-Pout | 229 | Trout | 230 | Gold Fish | 230 | Whiting | 230 | Cod Fish | 231 | Perch | 232 | Scate | 233 | Salmon | 233 | Sepia, or Cuttle-Fish | 234 | Swordfish | 234 | Shad | 234 | Rhombo, or Rhombus | 235 | Mugil | 235 | Mackerel | 235 | Haddock | 236 | Tench | 236 | Dragon Weaver | 237 | Loligo | 237 | Sole | 237 | Angel-Fish | 237 | File-Fish |
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