Arranged catalogues of the articles of food, seasonings and drinks; for the use of lectures on therapeutics, with materia medica / [George Pearson].

  • Pearson, George, 1751-1828
Date:
1821
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Credit: Arranged catalogues of the articles of food, seasonings and drinks; for the use of lectures on therapeutics, with materia medica / [George Pearson]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

    17/92 (page 9)
    Division XIII. Sub-Acerb Fruits. Linnean,TFUdenoxp,or other Pharmaceutical and P ul- English jYames, St/slematic Names of Plants. gar Latin JSTames. 1 Medlar. Mespilus Germanica, L. 2 Service Tree Fruit. Sorbus Domeslica, L. Sorbus. 3 Bird Berry. Sorbus .ducupnria, L. Mountain Ash. 4 Wild Service. Crataegus Torminalis,W. 5 Wild Pear. Crataegus Aria, L. 6 Quince Pear. Pyriis Cydonia, L. Cydonium. 7 Sloes. Prunus Spinosa, L. Acacia Germanica. 8 Myrobalans. Myrobalanus Emblica; quinque. Myrobalanus, five species. 9 Olives. Olea Europea, L. Oliva. Division XIV. Intermediate Matter between Root and Stem, and between Leaf and Fruit. 1 Common Artichoke, Cynara Scolymus, L. Receptacle of the Flower bottom and matter adhering to the Squa* m£c of the Caljx. of Cinara. 2 Asparagus. Asparagus Officinalis, L. Shoots of Asparagus. Division XV'^. Oleraceous Tasteless Roots. Brassica Rapa, L. Rapum. Crainbe Maritima, L. Sea Kale. Beta Vulgaris, L. Beta. Scorzonera Ilispanica, et Humilis, L. Tragopogon Porrifolinm, L. Cicoi'ium Inti/bus, L. Division XVI. Oleraceous Acrid Roots. 1 Onion. Allium Cepa, L. Cepa. 2 Garlic. -Sativum, L. Allium. 3 Shallot. ' ■ ' Ascalonicum, L. Cepa Ascalonica. 4 Leek. -P or rum, L. Porrum. 6 Chives - ■ Scheenoprasum, L. 6 Horse-radish. Cochlearia Armoracia, L. Rhaphanus Riisticanus. Radishes. Raphanus L. B \ 1 Turnip. 2 Sea Colewort. 3 Beet. 4 Viper’s Grass. 5 Salsasi. 6 Succory.