66. Phycos thalassion or sea-weed; three varieties of it. Lappa boaria 193 67. Maladies which attack the whole of the body 194 68. The geranion, myrrhis or myrtis; three varieties of it: six remedies 195 69. The onotheras or onear; three remedies 196 70. Remedies for epilepsy _ib._ 71. Remedies for fevers 197 72. Remedies for phrenitis, lethargy; and carbuncles 198 73. Remedies for dropsy. Acte or ebulum. Chamæacte. _ib._ 74. Remedies for erysipelas 199 75. Remedies for sprains 200 76. Remedies for jaundice _ib._ 77. Remedies for boils 201 78. Remedies for fistula _ib._ 79. Remedies for abscesses and hard tumours _ib._ 80. Remedies for burns 202 81. Remedies for diseases of the sinews and joints _ib._ 82. Remedies for hæmorrhage 203 83. Hippuris, otherwise called ephedron, anabasis, or equisætum; three kinds of it; eighteen remedies _ib._ 84. Stephanomelis 205 85. Remedies for ruptures and convulsions. Erysithales; one remedy _ib._ 86. Remedies for phthiriasis 206 87. Remedies for ulcers and wounds _ib._ 88. Polycnemon; one remedy 209 89. Remedies for warts, and applications for the removal of scars _ib._ 90. Remedies for female diseases 210 91. Arsenogonon; one medicinal property. Thelygonon; one medicinal property 213 92. Mastos; one remedy 214 93. Applications for the hair. Lysimachia. Ophrys _ib._ BOOK XXVII. A DESCRIPTION OF PLANTS, AND OF THE REMEDIES DERIVED FROM THEM. 1. Researches of the ancients upon this subject 217 2. Aconite, otherwise called thelyphonon, cammaron, pardalianches, or scorpio; four remedies 218 3. Æthiopis; four remedies 221 4. Ageraton; four remedies _ib._ 5. The aloe; twenty-nine remedies 222 6. Alcea; one remedy 224 7. The alypon; one remedy _ib._