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The Complete Herbal To which is now added, upwards of one...

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Page 222, line of text at bottom of first column was missing. Text added from the 1814 edition. Original read:
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or wind; the smell of it strengthens the brain, it relieves faint hearts, takes away windiness amorous diseases. You may take half a dram at a time.
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or wind; the smell of it strengthens the brain, it relieves faint hearts, takes away windiness of the womb, heats the reins, and provokes amorous diseases. You may take half a dram at a time.
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Page 222, “bes*” changed to “best” (Of Licorice; the best)
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Page 222, “mois*” changed to “moist” (it is hot and moist)
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Page 222, “wherin” changed to “wherein” (of white wine, wherein)
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Page 224, “Cam*ock” changed to “Cammock” (Of Cammock, or Rest-harrow)
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Page 225, “*hese” changed to “these” (these, I am persuaded)
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Page 225, “*reed” changed to “breed” (breed ill-favoured)
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Page 225, “***y” changed to “they” (they spoil the eyes)
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Page 226, “Whethe*” changed to “Whether” (Whether these be roots)
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Page 227, “mean*” changed to “meant” (that which is meant)
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Page 228, “especeially” changed to “especially” (especially the ashes of)
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Page 229, an unusual ligature involving a script “m” was used on this page in place of what seems to be æ. This was retained as “m” in both “Tillim” and “Guajacum, Lignum vitm.”
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Page 229, “dis*ases” changed to “diseases” (for cold diseases)
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Page 231, “*he” changed to “the” and “melan*holy” changed to “melancholy” (the heart, makes men merry, helps melancholy)
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Page 232, “Beuedicta” changed to “Benedicta” (Benedicta Cariphyllara)
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Page 232, “**” changed to “or” (Common or Wood Betony)
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Page 232, “a*” changed to “as” (the gout, such as)
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Page 236, “Provok**” changed to “Provokes” (Elicampane. Provokes)
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Page 236, “whic*” changed to “which” (Dodder of Time, to which)
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Page 237, “*t” changed to “it” (it grows upon, as)
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Page 239, “ou*” changed to “out” (and the falling out)
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Page 240, “Amareus” changed to “Amaracus” (Majorana. See Amaracus.)
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Page 241, “Horehouud” changed to “Horehound” (stinking Horehound, I take)
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Page 241, “cloanses” changed to “cleanses” (matrix, cleanses filthy)
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Page 241, “Memba” changed to “Mentha” (Mentha aquatica. Water Mints)
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Page 241, “Spruge” changed to “Spurge” (Spurge-Olive, or Widdow-wail)
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Page 241, “thes curvey” changed to “the scurvey” (for the scurvy, sciatica)
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Page 245, “Nasturitum” changed to “Nasturtium” (Thlaspi. See Nasturtium)
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Page 246, “Voronica” changed to “Veronica” (Veronica. See Betonica Pauli)
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Page 246, “Umbslicus” changed to “Umbilicus” (Umbilicus Veneris. Navil-wort)
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Page 247, “Watev” changed to “Water” (Water lilies, ease pains)
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Page 248, “b*eath” changed to “breath” (a sweet breath)
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Page 249, “**eaks” changed to “breaks” (cholic, breaks the stone)
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Page 250, repeated word “of” removed from text (inflammations of the sides)
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Page 253, “**me” changed to “time” (time, and indeed spirit)
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Page 255, “*legm” changed “flegm” (flegm; outwardly in)
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Page 255, “*eprosies” changed to “leprosies” (leprosies, scabs, and)

Source attribution

The Complete Herbal To which is now added, upwards of one hundred additional herbs, with a display of their medicinal and occult qualities physically applied to the cure of all disorders incident to mankind: to which are now first annexed, the English physician enlarged, and key to Physic., Project Gutenberg eBook #49513

GENERAL INDEX TO THE ENGLISH PHYSICIAN ENLARGED, AND GALEN’S KEY TO PHYSIC.