_15th (?) century._ "The virtues of diuerse herbes which ben hoote and which ben coolde." (With a large table of Contents prefixed.)
_15th century._ Treatise on the virtues of herbs. Begins, "Aristologia rotunda. The virtue of this herbe os Ypocras says."
_15th century._ An Herbary or alphabetical Materia Medica of herbs & other drugs; beginning with Aloen, Aloes, Aurum, and ending with Zelboarium.
_Inc._ "Aloen. To purge fleume and malancoly and colore."
_Exp._ "Zelboarium. To moysten and to norschen and to clensen and wyth cold þinges to akelen. Amen."
_15th century._ An alphabeticall catalogue of Herbes.
_Inc._ "Aloen hath virtue to purge flewne."
Ee. I. 13 (I). Cambridge University Library.
_15th century._ A collection of remedies in English (with additions in other handwritings). Begins with "Aloe" and ends with "verveyn."
609 (II). Gonville and Caius College, Cambridge.
_15th century._ In Latin and English. Herbal. Aloe--Zucarium, with notes on Egrimonia, Acacia, in Latin, and on Cassia lignea and Castorium in English.
_15th century._ The makynge of oyles of divers herbys.
_15th century._ These ben the precious watris & vertuous for diverse ejvellys.
_Inc._ "Water of wormode is gode ... grete lordes among the Saracens usen to drink hitt."
_Inc._ "I schal you tel of an Erbe þat men cal Lunarie, He ys clepit Asterion; wych ys an Erbe þat men calleth Lunarie."
_15th century._ Virtues of the onion, garlic and pennyroyal.
Begins, "Here beeth þe vertues of the Oynoun."
Royal 17 B. XLVIII. (II). British Museum.
_15th century._ Miscellaneous recipes and extracts from herbals.
Begins, "Rosa rebia [_sic_] ys an herbe that men clepyth rede rosys."
_15th (?) century._ A treatise of herbs and the several medicaments compounded from them.
Begins, "The roose as saith the philosopher Plinius hath doble verteus."
_15th century._ A treatise of herbs, alphabetically arranged. (Imperfect.)
_15th century._ A treatise of the temperature and virtues of simples alphabetically arranged.
_15th century._ "Here men may se the vertues of herbes."
_15th century._ Liber de herbarum virtutibus.
_Inc._ "Here may men se the vertu of herbes which ben hot and which ben colde."
_Inc._ Apium is an herbe that men call smallache or marche.