Hulme, F. Edward (Frederick Edward), 1841-1909 · Philadelphia, G. W. Jacobs · leaf 331
oute and Sciatica, asalso joynt aches and other cold griefes. The rootwas the part employed, and as St. Gerard wasinvoked by the gouty in their distress another oldname of the plant is the herb Gerard. The leavesare in some parts of the Continent eaten as avegetable, and especially in the Spring.… … IBERIS SEMPERVIVENS and ACHILLEA RUPESTRIS.To facti pnge 24S. ANGELICA 249 name of the cowslip, the herb-paralysis, also telltheir story clearly enough. The eyebright was alsocalled the euphrasy, and we meet with an interestingreference to the old belief in the efficacy of theplant in the lines of…
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