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MINT

Grüne Minze, Wald-Minze, Grüne Rossminze, Römische Minze, Ähren-Minze

Mentha spicata

Spearmint

Planet:   Venus
Energie: sehr heiss und sehr trocken

Pfefferminze

Mentha x piperita (Kreuzung von M. aquatica x M. spicata)

Peppermint

Planet:   Venus
Energie: sehr heiss und sehr trocken

Wasserminze, Bachminze

Mentha aquatica

Water mint

Planet:   Venus
Energie: sehr heiss und sehr trocken

Stichworte:
provoziert Geschlechtsverkehr Provokes Venery
Stoppt Erbrechen stayeth Vomiting
Beruhigt Galle Allayeth Choller
Eitriger Abszess Impostums
Grosse Brüste great Breasts
Bisse tollwütiger Hunde Mad Dogs biting
Ohrschmerzen Pains of the Ears
Gut für den Magen Good for the Stomach
Kopfschmerzens Pains of the Head
Wunde Stellen und Krätze Sores and Scabs
Anal - Risse (Analfissuren) Chops of the Fundament
Gift Poyson
Hilft Leber und Magen Helpeth Liver and Stomach
Stoppt Erbrechen und Schluckauf stayeth Vomiting and Hiccough
Provoziert Liebeslust provoketh Lust
Milz Spleen
Griess im Urin Gravel
Steine Stone
und Häufiger Harndrang and Strangury
Beruhigt den Kopf comforts the Head
Entzündungen im Mund sore Mouth
Kranker Atem ill Breath
Schlaffer Gaumen (Schnarchen) Pallet down
Blähungen Wind
Erotische Träume Veneral Dreams
und Nächtlicher Samenerguss and Nightly pollutions
Ohrenschmerzen Ears pained
Schlangenbisse biting of Serpents
Tuberkulose (Lymphknoten) Kings Evil
Mundgeruch stinking Breath
Lepra Lepry
Schuppen Dandrif
  
Description: Of all the kinds of Mints, the Spear-Mint or Heart-Mint, being most useful; I shal only describe it: as followeth.
Spear-Mint, hath divers round Stalks, and long, but narrowish Leavs set thereon; of a dark green colour. The Flowers stand in Spiked Heads at the tops of the Branches, being of a pale blush colour. The smel or scent hereof is somwhat neer unto Bassil. It encreaseth by the Root under ground, as all the others do.
Place: It is an usual Inhabitant in Gardens; And becaus it seldom giveth any good Seed, the defect is recompensed by the plentiful encreas of the Root, which being once planted in a Garden will hardly be rid out again.
Time: It Flowreth not until the beginning of August, for the most part.
Use: Dioscorides saith, It hath an heating, binding and drying quality, and therefor the Juyce taken with Vinegar, staieth Bleeding: It stirreth up Venery or Bodily lust: Two or three Branches thereof taken with the Juyce of sowr Pomegranates stayeth the Hiccough, Vomiting, and allayeth Choller: It dissolveth Impostumes being laid too with Barley Meal. It is good to repress the Milk in Womens Breasts, and for such as have swollen, flagging, or great Breasts: applied with Salt, it helpeth the biting of a Mad Dog; with Mead or Honeyed Water, it easeth the pains of the Ears and taketh away the roughness of the Tongue being rubbed thereupon. It suffereth not Milk to curdle in the Stomach if the Leavs hereof be steeped or boyled in it before you drink it. Briefly it is very profitable to the Stomach: The often use hereof is a very powerful Medicine to stay Womens Courses, and the Whites. Applied to the Forehead or Temples, it easeth pains of the Head. And is good to wash the Heads of yong Children therewith, against all manner of breakings out, Sores, or Scabs therein; and healeth the chops of the Fundament. It is also profitable against the Poyson of Venemous Creatures. The distilled Water of Mints is available to all the purposes aforesaid, yet more weakly.
But if a Spirit thereof be rightly and Chimically drawn it is much more powerful than the Herb it self. Simeon Sethi saith, It helpeth a cold Liver, strengthneth the Belly and Stomach, causeth digestion, staieth Vomit and the Hiccough, is good against the Gnawings of the Heart, provoketh Appetite, taketh away Obstructions of the Liver, and stirreth up Bodily Lust: But thereof too much must not be taken, becaus it maketh the Blood thin and wheyish, and turneth it into choller, and therfore Chollerick persons must obstain from it.
It is a safe Medicine for the biting of a Mad Dog, being bruised with Salt and laid thereon. The Pouder of it being dried and taken after Meat helpeth digestion, and those that are Splenetick: taken with Wine it helpeth Women in the Sore Travail in Child-bearing; It is good against the Gravel and the Stone in the Kidneys, and the Strangury. Being smelled unto, it is comfortable for the Head and Memory. The Decoction thereof gargled in the Mouth cureth the Gums and Mouth that is sore, and mendeth an ill favoured Breath: as also with Rue and Coriander, causeth the Pallat of the Mouth that is down to return to his place, the Decoction being gargled and held in the Mouth.
The Vertues of the wild or Hors Mints, such as grow in Ditches (whose Description I purposely omitted in regard that are well enough known) are especially to dissolve wind in the Stomach, to help the Chollick, and those that are short winded, and are an especial Remedy for those that have Venerous Dreams and pollutions in the Night being outwardly applied to the Testicles or Cods. The Juyce dropped into the Ears easeth the pains of them, and destroyeth the Worms that breed therein. They are good against the Venemous biting of Serpents. The Juyce laid on warm helpeth the Kings Evil, or Kernels in the Throat: The Decoction or distilled Water helpeth a stinking Breath proceeding from the corruption of the Teeth; and snuffed up into the Nose purgeth the Head. Pliny saith, That eating of the Leavs hath been found by experience to cure the Lepry, and applying some of them to the Face: and to help the Scurf or Dandrif of the Head used with Vinegar.
They are extream bad for wounded people and they say a wounded man that eats Mints his Wound will never be cured, and that's a long day.
Edgenote: Provokes Venery, stayeth Vomiting, Allayeth Choller, Impostums, great Breasts, Mad Dogs biting, Pains of the Ears. Good for the Stomach, Pains of the Head, Sores and Scabs, Chops of the Fundament, Poyson. Helpeth Liver and Stomach, stayeth Vomiting and Hiccough, provoketh Lust, Spleen, Gravel, Stone, and Strangury, comforts the Head, sore Mouth, ill Breath, Pallet down, Wind, Veneral Dreams, and Nightly pollutions, Ears pained, biting of Serpents, Kings Evil, stinking Breath, Lepry, Dandrif.
22.12.2024 J.N.