Chapter D: Daffodil, 48

_Daisie_, 15

_Dandelion_, 15

Dapes Inemptae, 116

Dauci, 11

_Decay in Nature, none_, 106

_Decoction_, 19

_Deobstructions_, 5

Deorum filii, 26

_Distinction of Meats abrogated_, 94

_Detersives_, 8

_Dishes for Sallets_, 69

_Dissimilar Parts of Animals require Variety of Food_, 89

_Diuretics_, 19

_Dock_, 15

_Dogs Mercury_, 54

Domitian _Emp._, 74

Draco herba, 45

_Dressing of Sallets_, vide _Sallet_.

_Dry Plants_, 17

_Dung_, 85;
_Sallets rais'd on it undigested_, 86

E.

Earth, _whether much altered since the Flood_, 81;
_about great Cities, produces rank and unwholsome Sallets_, 85

_Earth-Nuts_, 15

_Eggs_, 68

_Elder_, 16

_Emollients_, 15

_Endive_, 16

_Epicurism_, 99

_Eremit's_, vide _Monks_.

_Eruca_, 39

_Eructation_, 38

Eruditae gulae, 77

_Escalons_, 31

_Eternity_, vide _Patriarchs_.

Eupeptics, 58

Euphrosyne, 9

_Excess_, 72

_Exhilarate_, 7

_Exotic Drinks and Sauces dangerous_, 90

_Experience_, 83

_Eyes_, 7, vide _Sight_.

F.

Fabrorum prandia, 8

_Fainting_, 47

_Families enobl'd by names of Sallet Plants_, 20

_Farcings_, 35

Fascicule, 70

_Fevers_, 20

_Felicity of the Hortulan Life_, 122

_Fennel_, 17

_Flatulents_, 33

Flesh, _none eaten during 2000 years. Flesh eaters not so ingenious as
Sallet eaters: unapt for Study and Bussiness; shortens Life; how all
Flesh is Grass_, 94

_Flowers_, 17

Foliatorum ordo, 105

_Fowl relish of their Food_, 86

_Food. No Necessity of different Food_, 90;
_The simplest best_, 92;
_Man's original Food_, 93

_Fools unfit to gather Sallets contrary to the_ Italian _Proverb_, 61

_Friers_, vide _Monks_.

Frigidae Mensae, 82

_Frugality of the ancient_ Romans, _&c._, 21

_Fruit_, 75;
_not reckon'd among Sallets_, 76;
_not degenerated since the Flood, where industry is us'd_, 104

Fugaces fructus, 74

Fungus, 26, vide _Mushroms_.

Fungus reticularis, 27

_Furniture and Ingredients of Sallets_, 61

G.

Galen _Lover of Lettuce_, 21

_Gardiner's happy Life_, 113;
_Entertain Heroes and great Persons_, 115

_Garlick_, 18

_Garnishing_, 8

_Gatherers of Sallets should be skilful Herbarists_, 71

Gemmae, 9, _vide_ Buds.

_Gerkems_, 15, _vide Cucumber_.

_Ginny-Pepper_, 78

_Goats beard_, 18

_Golden Age_, 99

Gordian _Emp._, 82

Gramen Amygdalosum, 48

_Grand Sallet_, 42

_Grass_, 82

_Grillus_, 56

_Gymnosophists_, 97

H.

_Habits difficult to overcome, applied to Flesh-Eaters_, 98

Haeredium _of old_, 123

Halimus, 36

_Harmony in mixing Sallet Ingredients as Notes in Musick_, 60

Hautgout, 77

_Head_, 40, _vide Cephalicks_.

_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