74. The phlomis: one remedy. The lychnitis or thryallis _ib._ 75. The thelyphonon or scorpio: one remedy 128 76. The phrynion, neuras, or poterion: one remedy _ib._ 77. The alisma, damasonion, or lyron: seventeen remedies 129 78. Peristereos: six remedies 130 79. Remedies against certain poisons _ib._ 80. The antirrhinum, anarrhinon, or lychnis agria: three remedies 131 81. Euclea: one remedy _ib._ 82. The pericarpum; two varieties of it: two remedies _ib._ 83. Remedies for diseases of the head. Nymphæa heraclia: two remedies 132 84. The lingulaca: one remedy _ib._ 85. The cacalia or leontice: three remedies 133 86. The callitrichos: one remedy _ib._ 87. Hyssop: ten remedies _ib._ 88. The lonchitis: four remedies 134 89. The xiphion or phasganion: four remedies _ib._ 90. Psyllion, cynoïdes, crystallion, sicelicon, or cynomyia; sixteen remedies. Thryselinum: one remedy 135 91. Remedies for diseases of the eyes 136 92. The anagallis, or corchoron; two varieties of it: six remedies _ib._ 93. The ægilops: two remedies 138 94. Mandragora, circæon, morion, or hippophlomos; two varieties of it: twenty-four remedies _ib._ 95. Hemlock: thirteen remedies 140 96. Crethmos agrios: one remedy _ib._ 97. Molybdæna: one remedy _ib._ 98. The first kind of capnos, known also as chicken’s foot: one remedy 142 99. The arborescent capnos: three remedies _ib._ 100. The acoron or agrion: fourteen remedies _ib._ 101. The cotyledon: two varieties of it: sixty-one remedies 143 102. The greater aizoüm, also called buphthalmos, zoöphthalmos, stergethron, hypogeson, ambrosion, amcrimnon, seduni magnum, or digitellus: thirty-six remedies. The smaller aizoüm, also called erithales, trithales, chrysothales, isoëtes or sedum: thirty-two remedies _ib._ 103. The andrachle agria or illecebra: thirty-two remedies 144 104. A remedy for diseases of the nostrils 145 105. Remedies for diseases of the teeth _ib._ 106. Erigeron, pappus, acanthis, or senecio: eight remedies 146