53. The poppy 196 54. Other plants which require to be sown at the autumnal equinox 197 55. Wild thyme; sisymbrium _ib._ 56. Four kinds of ferulaceous plants. Hemp 198 57. The maladies of garden plants 199 58. The proper remedies for these maladies. How ants are best destroyed. The best remedies against caterpillars and flies 200 59. What plants are benefitted by salt water 201 60. The proper method of watering gardens _ib._ 61. The juices and flavours of garden herbs 202 62. Piperitis, libanotis, and smyrnium 203 BOOK XX. REMEDIES DERIVED FROM THE GARDEN PLANTS. 1. Introduction 206 2. The wild cucumber: twenty-six remedies 207 3. Elaterium: twenty-seven remedies 208 4. The anguine or erratic cucumber: five remedies 209 5. The cultivated cucumber: nine remedies 210 6. Pepones: eleven remedies 211 7. The gourd: seventeen remedies. The somphus: one remedy 212 8. The colocynthis: ten remedies _ib._ 9. Rape: nine remedies 213 10. Wild rape: one remedy 214 11. Turnips; those known as bunion and bunias: five remedies _ib._ 12. The wild radish, or armoracia: one remedy 215 13. The cultivated radish: forty-three remedies _ib._ 14. The parsnip: five remedies. The hibiscum, wild mallow, or plistolochia: eleven remedies 218 15. The staphylinos, or wild parsnip: twenty-two remedies _ib._ 16. Gingidion: one remedy 219 17. The skirret: eleven remedies 220 18. Sile, or hartwort: twelve remedies 221 19. Elecampane: eleven remedies 222 20. Onions: twenty-seven remedies _ib._ 21. Cutleek: thirty-two remedies 223 22. Bulbed leek: thirty-nine remedies 225 23. Garlic: sixty-one remedies _ib._ 24. The lettuce: forty-two remedies. The goat-lettuce: four remedies 228 25. Cæsapon: one remedy. Isatis: one remedy. The wild lettuce: seven remedies _ib._