107. The ephemeron: two remedies 147 108. The labrum Venereum: one remedy 148 109. The batrachion, ranunculus, or strumus; four varieties of it: fourteen remedies _ib._ 110. Remedial preparations for offensive breath: two kinds of them 150 BOOK XXVI. A CONTINUATION OF THE REMEDIES DERIVED FROM PLANTS, CLASSIFIED ACCORDING TO PARTICULAR DISEASES. 1. New forms of disease 152 2. The nature of lichen _ib._ 3. At what period lichen first made its appearance in Italy _ib._ 4. Carbuncle 154 5. Elephantiasis _ib._ 6. Colic 155 7. The new system of medicine: Asclepiades the physician 156 8. The changes effected by Asclepiades in the practice of medicine 157 9. Remarks in dispraise of the practices of magic 159 10. Lichen: five remedies 160 11. Quinzy 161 12. Scrofula _ib._ 13. The plant called bellis: two remedies 162 14. The condurdum _ib._ 15. Cough 163 16. Bechion, otherwise known as arcion, chamæleuce, or tussilago: three remedies 164 17. The bechion, known also as salvia: four remedies _ib._ 18. Affections of the side, chest, and stomach _ib._ 19. Molon or syron. Amomum 165 20. The ephedra or anabasis; three remedies 166 21. Geum; three remedies _ib._ 22. Tripolium: three remedies 167 23. The gromphæna _ib._ 24. The malundrum: two remedies _ib._ 25. Chalcetum; two remedies. Molemonium; one remedy 168 26. Halus or cotonea: five remedies 169 27. The chamædrops: one remedy. The stœchas: one remedy _ib._ 28. Remedies for diseases of the belly _ib._ 29. The astragalus: six remedies 170 30. Ladanum: eighteen remedies 171 31. Chondris or pseudodictamnon: one remedy. Hypocisthis or orobethron; two varieties: eight remedies 172 32. Laver or sion: two remedies _ib._