Part 25

Heart, 42, vide Cordials.

Heliotrop, 49

Hemlock, 54

Herbaceous Animals know by instinct what Herbs are proper for them better than Men, 56; and excel them in most of the senses, ib.

Herbals, vide Books.

Herbs, crude, whether wholsome, 80; What proper for Sallets, 70; Their Qualities and Vertues to be examined, 82; Herby Diet most Natural, 98

Heroes of old skill'd in Cookery, 77

Hippocrates condemns Radish, 37; That Men need only Vegetables, 106

Hipposelinum, 5

Holyhoc, 24

Honey, 14

Hops, 19

Horarii fructus, 74

Horminum, 12

Horses not so diseased as Men, 91; Recompens'd by some Masters for long Service, 91

Horse-Radish, 38

Hortulan Provision most plentiful of any, advantageous, universal, natural, &c., 110

Hot Plants, 8

Hot Beds, how unwholsome for Salleting, 85

House-wife had charge of the Kitchin Garden, 119

Humours, 57

Hypochondria, 9

Hysop, 19

Ilander, 58; obnoxious to the Scorbute, ib.

Indigestion, 38

Ingredients, 4, vide Furniture.

Insects, 28

Intuba Sativa, 16