1 oriental bazaar*, Which, as n'sci
2 suppose to be lVom M atvacea.
3 are effective medicines.
4 Polyanth. tub. ttem. (I.)
5 hoidal eostiveness.
6 the Other Todroes, Europeans
7 Whatever they ma) be, they
8 £ nictation of acid. Jbemorr-
9 Scolding urine.
10 Pot.yoai.a Senega, v. Senega .
11 .‘*Pot.Y©oNUM aviculark— grows at Caslnnere, and is there
12 officinal. Its fruit is said to he emetic and cathartic.
13 (Bengt Bisp.)
14 Polygon, arte, radio (l.) *
15 *1*0 .VCONUAl BlSTORT A. V. Bistoifa.
16 1 'ItiYOONUM mnifomum. Poligomm nviculare ttffinU specie..-.
17 _grows about Lahore, where it is .well known, but little used.
18 Polygon, liuifol. herbe (I.) Bleeding at the nose. En¬
19 largement of the liver. Scalding urine.
20 Poi.vcoyuM m a< aomYU.im—-grows among the Cashmereati
21 mountains, where its roots are officinal. „
22 Polygon . macroplt. radix (I.) Expectoration. Obscurity
23 of vision. Pyrosis. Thoracic pain. Toothache with
24 looseness of the teeth.
25 Pot.YooNUM m A i it i m j c. v u K k (Pi amp/iillnm vel bar-
26 button ?)— vegetates itt Castun ere, and is considered as \ vet*
27 rioary medicine; whence its naipe, puree '(horse).
28 Pui.ygoxum .NICI.LE— grows on the Cashmerean mountain-,
29 and its roots are officinal at Cashmere
30 Polygon, rnolfe radix (T.)
31 !f PoLvroimtM Fiux mas, v. Filter nuts.
32 Polypodu m S E k o u it -grows on the lower range of the
33 hills, near Jowalla not Her. I ts dried roots are white, resembling
34 slices of Pears.
35 Polypod. Sckour radix (T.) Colic. Inflammation of
36 the throat, Rheumatic toothache.
37 *Poiv podium \tii.GARE (species) —is officinal at Lahore, whither
38 it. is brought from the hills. The Hakims use it to purge away
39 ihe black bile in melancholy; also in flatulent colic. They
40 think it injurious to the liver.