Part 851 of An Irish Materia Medica

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An Irish Materia Medica (Author: Tadhg Ó Cuinn)

subsection 237

237. Repercusiua: i.e. everything that has the repercussive virtue is of a cold complex, according to Avicenna, and comforts the expelling virtue, such as galls, that is, the globes on the foliage of oak, and its acorns, henbane, poppy, portulaca, rose, water, foliage of the vine, duckweed, meal of barley, orpine, and the likes.

Of elder
of salt
of sarcocolla
of scammony
of savory
of senna
of wild thyme
of willow
of spikenard
of wild cabbage
of sulphur
of marigold
of elephant bone

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of foxglove
of orchid
of sandalwood
of stavesacre
of hart's tongue fern
of styptic things
of asparagus
of storax
of sleep
of thirst
of sage
of savin.