Ocimum, 7

  Olera, what properly, how distinguish’d from Acetaria, 1, 2

  Oluscula, 4

  Onion, 31;
    What vast Quantities spent in Egypt, 32

  Opening, 16

  Orach, 32

  Orange, 23

  Ornithogallon, 48

  Oxalis, 42

  Oxylapathum, 15

  Oyl, how to choose, 63;
    Its diffusive Nature, 69

P.

  Painters, 50

  Palpitation, 47

  Palsie, 30

  Panacea, 10

  Paradisian Entertainment, 122

  Paralysis, 13

  Parsnip, 33

  Pastinaca Sativa, 11

  Patriarchs, 93;
    Their Long Lives a Shadow of Eternity, 96

  Peach said to be Poison in Persia, a Fable, 87

  Peas, 33

  Pectorals, 58

  Pepper, 33;
    Beaten too small, hurtful to the Stomach, 34

  Persly, 35;
    Sacred to the Defunct, ib.

  Philosophers, 56

  Phlegm, 30

  Pickle, 72;
    What Sallet Plants proper for Pickles, ib., vide Appendix.

  Pig-Nuts, 28

  Pimpernel, 9

  Plants, their Vertue, 59;
    Variety, 114;
    Nourishment, 83;
    No living at all without them, 110;
    Plants infect by looking on, 57;
    When in prime, 71;
    how altered by the Soil and Culture, 84;
    Not degenerated since the Flood, 105

  Platonic Tables, 97

  Pleurisie, 81

  Poiverade, 7

  Poppy, 48

  Porrum, 20

  Postdiluvians, 93

  Potage, 5

  Potagere, 119

  Pot-Herbs, 19

  Poyson, 18

  Praecoce Plants not so wholsome artificially rais’d, 85

  Preparation to the dressing of Sallets, 10

  Prodigal, 61

  Pugil, 70

  Punishment, 18

  Purslan, 36

  Putrefaction, 33

  Pythagoras, 97

Q.

  Quality and Vertue of Plants, 53. See Plants.

R.

  Radish, 37;
    of Gold dedicated at Delphi, 37;
    Moschius wrote a whole Volume in praise of them, ib.;
    Hippocrates condemns them, ib.

  Raphanus Rusticanus Horse Radish, 38

  Radix Lunaria, 48;
    Personata, 49

  Ragout, 28

  Rampion, 39