# Naturalis Historia 1.1.1387-1470 Pliny the Elder, Naturalis Historia, Book 1, lines 1.1.1387-1.1.1470. Latin. Canonical: https://interlinea.aeterna-institute.org/library/latin/pliny-the-elder/naturalis-historia/1.1.1387 [86] med. XXI [29, 37] melilotos quae sertula Campana [87] med. XIII [30] trifoli gen. III [88] med. IIII [30] myophonum [31] thymi genera II [89] med. XXXIII [31] flore nascentia, non semine [32] conyza [33] Iovis flos. hemerocalles [90] med. IIII [33] Helenium [91] med. V [33] phlox. quae ramis et folio odorata [34] habrotonum [92] med. XXII [34] Adonium. genera II ipsa se propagantia [34] leucanthemum [93] med. I [35] amaracum sive sampsuchum [93] med. XI [36] nyctegreton sive chenamyche sive nyctalops [38-39] quo ordine temporum flores nascantur [38] anemone coronaria sive phrenion [94] med. X [38] oenanthe herba [95] med. VI [38] melanium. heliochrysos [96] med. XI [39] lychnis [98] med. VII [38] gladiolus. hyacinthus [97] med. VIII [39] tiphyon. pothi gen. II. orsinae gen. II [39] vicapervica sive chamaedaphne [99] med. IIII [39] quae semper vireat herba [40] quam longa cuique vita florum [41] quae propter apes serenda inter flores. cerintha [42-43] de pabulo apium. de morbis earum et remediis [44] de venenato melle et remediis eius [45] de melle insano [46] de melle quod muscae non attingunt [47] de alvariis. de alvis et cura earum [48] si famem apes sentiant [49] de cera facienda. quae optima eius genera. de cera Punica [50-108] sponte nascentium herbarum in quibuscumque gentibus usus, naturae, miracula [50] fraga. tmanum. ruscum [100] med. IIII [50] batis gen. II [101] med. II [50] pastinaca pratensis. lupus salictarius [51] colocasia [102] med. II [52] anthalium [52] anthyllium sive anhyllum [103] med. VI [52] oetum. quae radices nihil supra terram gignant: arachidne, aracos [52] candryala. hypochoeris. caucalis. enthryscum. scandix, eadem tragopogon. parthenium sive leucanthes sive amaracum sive perdicium sive muralis [104] med. VIII [52] trychnum sive strychnum sive halicacabum sive callias sive dorycnion sive manicon sive peritton sive neuras sive morio sive moly [105] med. III [52] corchorus [106] med. VI [52] aphace. achynops. epipetron. quae numquam floreat, quae semper [53] cneci gen. III [107] med. III [54-58] aculeati generis herbae [54] erynge. glycyrriza [54, 58] tribulus [58] anonis [54] pheos sive stoebe. hippophaes [55] urticae gen. IIII. lamium. scorpio [56] acorna. leucacanthos. chalceos. cnecos. polyacanthos. onopyxos. helxine. scolymos. chamaeleon. tetralix. atractylis sive phonos. acanthice mastiche [57] cactos. [tenica, pappum, ascalia] [59] herbarum genera per caules: coronopus, anchusa, canthemis. phyllanthes. crepis. lotos [60] differentiae herbarum per folia: quibus folia non cadant. quae particulatim floreant [29-30] heliotropium, adiantum, herbae quarum medicinae sequenti libro [60] dicentur [61] spicatarum genera: tanyops. alopecuros. stelephuros sive ortyx sive plantage. thryallis [62] perdicium. ornithogale [63] post annum nascentes. a summo florentes, item ab imo [64] lappa herba quae intra se parit. Opuntia e folio radicem faciens --- Pliny the Elder, NATVRALIS HISTORIA. Text: The Latin Library (thelatinlibrary.com), used with permission. Changes: HTML markup removed and the text divided into reading sections by Interlinea. License: Used with permission (https://www.thelatinlibrary.com/about.html). Source: https://www.thelatinlibrary.com/pliny1.html.