[1082] “Aquileges.”
[1083] See B. xxiv. c. 85.
[1084] Dried bechion, or coltsfoot, is still smoked by some persons for affections of the chest.
[1085] Generally identified with the Phlomos, or Verbascum lychnitis mentioned in B. xxv. c. 74.
[1086] “Sage.” See B. xxv. c. 73.
[1087] See B. ix. c. 43, and B. xxxii. c. 53.
[1088] See B. xxv. c. 73.
[1089] See B. xx. c. 27.
[1090] See R. xviii. c. 29. Fée observes that none of these prescriptions would be countenanced at the present day.
[1091] See B. xxv. c. 54.