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Odermennig
Agrimonia eupatoria
Agrimony
Planet: Jupiter / Krebs
Energie: mässig warm und mässig trocken
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| Stichworte: |
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| Reinigend |
Clensing |
| Trocknend |
Drying |
| Zusammenziehend |
Binding |
| Leber |
Liver |
| Gelbsucht |
Jaundice |
| Innere Wunden |
Inward Wounds |
| Innere Blutergüsse |
Inward Bruises |
| Blutiger und trüber Urin |
Bloody and troubled urin |
| Kolik |
Chollick |
| Brust |
Breast |
| Husten |
Cough |
| Malaria |
Tertian and Quartan Agues |
| Bluty Ausfluss |
Bloody Flux |
| Geschwüre |
ulcers |
| Krebs |
Cancers |
| Dornen |
Thorns |
| Splitter und Nägel im Fleisch |
Splinters and Nails in the flesh |
| Ausrenkungen |
Members out of joynt |
| Abszesse |
Aposthumes |
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Description: |
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This hath divers long leaves (some greater, some smaller) set upon a Stalk, all of them dented about the edges, green above, and grayish underneath, and a little hairy withal: Among which ariseth up usually, but one strong, round, hairy, brown Stalk, two or three Foot high, with smaller Leaves set here and there upon it, at the top wherof grow many smal yellow Flowers one above another in long Spikes: after which come rough heads of Seeds hanging downwards which wil cleave to and stick upon Garments or any thing that shal rub against them. The Root is black, long, and somwhat woody, abiding many yeers and shooting afresh every Spring which Root, though smal hath a reasonable good scent. |
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Place: |
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It groweth upon Banks near the sides of Hedges, or Pales. |
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Time: |
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And it Flowreth in July and August, the Seed being ripe shortly after. |
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Use: |
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It is of a clensing and cutting faculty without any manifest heat, moderately drying and binding; It openeth and clenseth the Liver, helpeth the Jaundice, and is very beneficial to the Bowels, healing all inward Wounds, Bruises, Hurts, and other distempers. The Decoction of the Herb made with Wine and drunk is good against the stinging and biting of Serpents, and helps them that have foul, troubled, or bloody waters, and makes them piss cleer spedily; It also helpeth the Chollick, clenseth the Breast, and rids away the Cough. A draught of the Decoction taken warm before the fit, first removes, and in time rids away the Tertian or Quartan Agues; The Leaves and Seed taken in Wine, stayeth the Bloody Flux. Outwardly applied, being stamped with old Swines grease, it helpeth old sores, Cancers, and inveterate Ulcers; and draweth forth Thorns, Splinters or Wood, Nails, or any other such thing gotten into the Flesh; it helpeth to strengthen the Members that be out of joynt; and being bruised and applied, or the Juyce dropped in, it helpeth foul and imposthumed Ears.
The distilled Water of the Herb is good to all the said purposes, either inward or outward, but a great deal weaker.
It is an Herb under Jupiter, and the Sign of Cancer, and therfore strengthens those parts under that Planet and Sign, and removes Diseases in them by Sympathy, and those under Saturn, Mars, and Mercury, by Antipathy. If they happen in any part of the Body governed by Jupiter, or under the Signs, Cancer, Sagitary, or Pisces, and therfore must needs be good for the Gout, either used outwardly in an Oyl or Oyntment, or inwardly in an Electuary or Syrup, or concreated Juyce, for which see the latter end of the Book.
It is a most admirable remedy for such whose Livers are annoyed either by heat or cold. The Liver is the former of Blood, and Blood the Nourisher of the body, and Agrimony and Strengthner of the Liver.
I cannot stand to give you a Reason in every Herb why it cureth such Diseases, but if you please to peruse my Judgment in the Herb Wormwood you shall find them there, and it will be well worth your while to consider it in every Herb, you shall find them true throughout the Book. |
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Edgenote: |
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Clensing, Drying, Binding, Liver, Jaundice, Inward Wounds, Inward Bruises, Bloody and troubled urin, Chollick, Breast, Cough, Tertian and Quartan Agues, Bloody Flux, ulcers, Cancers, Thorns, Splinters and Nails in the flesh, Members out of joynt, Aposthumes. |
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| 26.04.2024 J.N. |
