64. Soft cunila: three remedies. Libanotis: three remedies _ib._ 65. Cultivated cunila: three remedies. Mountain cunila: seven remedies 267 66. Piperitis, or siliquastrum: five remedies _ib._ 67. Origanum, onitis, or prasion: six remedies 268 68. Tragoriganum: nine remedies _ib._ 69. Three varieties of Heracleotic origanum: thirty remedies _ib._ 70. Dittander: three remedies 270 71. Gith, or melanthion: twenty-three remedies _ib._ 72. Anise: sixty-one remedies 271 73. Where the best anise is found: various remedies derived from this plant 272 74. Dill: nine remedies 274 75. Sacopenium, or sagapenon: thirteen remedies _ib._ 76. The white poppy: three remedies. The black poppy: eight remedies. Remarks on sleep. Opium. Remarks in disfavour of the potions known as “anodynes, febrifuges, digestives, and cœliacs.” In what way the juices of these plants are to be collected 275 77. The poppy called rhœas: two remedies 278 78. The wild poppy called ceratitis, glaucium, or paralium: six remedies _ib._ 79. The wild poppy called heraclium, or aphron: four remedies. Diacodion _ib._ 80. The poppy called tithymalon, or paralion: three remedies 279 81. Porcillaca or purslain, otherwise called peplis: twenty-five remedies 280 82. Coriander: twenty-one remedies 282 83. Orage: fourteen remedies _ib._ 84. The mallow called malope: thirteen remedies. The mallow called malache: one remedy. The mallow called althæa or plistolochia: fifty-nine remedies 283 85. Wild lapathum or oxalis, otherwise called lapathum cantherinum, or rumex: one remedy. Hydrolapathum: two remedies. Hippolapathum: six remedies. Oxylapathum: four remedies 287 86. Cultivated lapathum: twenty-one remedies. Bulapathum: one remedy 288 87. Mustard, the three kinds of it: forty-four remedies _ib._ 88. Adarca: forty-eight remedies 290 89. Marrubium or prasion, otherwise linostrophon, philopais, or philochares: twenty-nine remedies _ib._ 90. Wild thyme: eighteen remedies 292 91. Sisymbrium or thymbræum: twenty-three remedies 293