46. The cyprus, and the oil extracted from it; sixteen remedies. Gleucinum: one remedy 492 47. Oil of balsamum: fifteen remedies _ib._ 48. Malobathrum: five remedies 493 49. Oil of henbane: two remedies. Oil of lupines: one remedy. Oil of narcissus: one remedy. Oil of radishes: five remedies. Oil of sesame: three remedies. Oil of lilies: three remedies. Oil of Selga: one remedy. Oil of Iguvium: one remedy _ib._ 50. Elæomeli: two remedies. Oil of pitch: two remedies 494 51. The palm: nine remedies _ib._ 52. The palm which produces the myrobalanum: three remedies 495 53. The palm called elate: sixteen remedies _ib._ 54. Remedies derived from the blossoms, leaves, fruit, branches, bark, juices, roots, wood, and ashes of various kinds of trees. Six observations upon apples. Twenty-two observations upon quinces. One observation upon struthea 496 55. The sweet apples called melimela: six observations upon them. Sour apples: four observations upon them 497 56. Citrons: five observations upon them 498 57. Punic apples, or pomegranates: twenty-six remedies _ib._ 58. The composition called stomatice: fourteen remedies 499 59. Cytinus: eight remedies 500 60. Balaustium: twelve remedies _ib._ 61. The wild pomegranate 501 62. Pears: twelve observations upon them 502 63. Figs: one hundred and eleven observations upon them _ib._ 64. The wild fig: forty-two observations upon it 505 65. The herb crineon: three remedies 507 66. Plums: four observations upon them _ib._ 67. Peaches: two remedies 508 68. Wild plums; two remedies _ib._ 69. The lichen on plum-trees; two remedies _ib._ 70. Mulberries; thirty-nine remedies _ib._ 71. The medicament called stomatice, arteriace, or panchrestos; four remedies 509 72. Cherries: five observations upon them 511 73. Medlars: two remedies. Sorbs: two remedies 512 74. Pine-nuts: thirteen remedies _ib._ 75. Almonds: twenty-nine remedies _ib._ 76. Greek nuts: one remedy 513 77. Walnuts: twenty-four remedies. The Mithridatic antidote 514