# Naturalis Historia 1.1.1821-1891 Pliny the Elder, Naturalis Historia, Book 1, lines 1.1.1821-1.1.1891. Latin. Canonical: https://interlinea.aeterna-institute.org/library/latin/pliny-the-elder/naturalis-historia/1.1.1821 [38] Euphorbeae gen. II. med. IIII [39] plantaginis gen. II. med. XLVI [40] buglossos II [41] cynoglossos III [42] buphthalmos sive chalca I [43-49] herbae quas gentes invenerunt [43] Scythice III [44] hippace III [45] ischaemon II [46] cestros sive psychrotrophon quae Vettonica sive serratula XLVIII [47] Cantabrica II [48] consiligo I [49] Hiberis VII [50-53] herbae ab animalibus repertae [53] chelidonia VI. canaria I. dictamnon VIII. pseudodictamnon sive chondirs. quibus locis potentissimae herbae. propter herbas in Arcadia lac potari [54] aristolochia sive clematitis sive Cretica sive plistolochia sive lochia polyrrizos quae malum terrae XXII [56] argemonia IIII [57] agaricum XXXIII [58] echios, gen. III. med. II [58] hierabotane sive aristereon quae verbenaca, gen. II. med. X [60] blattaria I [61] molemonium I [62] pentapetes sive pentaphyllon sive chamaezelon quae quinquefolium, med. XXXIII [63] sparganion I [64] dauci gen. IIII. med. XVIII [65] theronarca II [66] persollata sive arcion VIII [67] cyclaminos quae tuber terrae XII [68] cyclaminos cissanthemos IIII [69] cyclaminos chamaecissos III [70] peucedanum XXVIII [71] ebulum VI [72] polemonia I [73] phlomos quae verbascum XV [74] phlomides II. phlomis lychnitis sive thryallis [75] thelyphonon sive scorpio I [76] phrynion sive neuras sive poterion I [77] alcima sive damasonion sive lyron XVIII [78] peristereos VI [80] antirrinon sive pararrinon sive lychnis agria III [81] euplia I [82] pericarpum, gen. II. med. II [83] nymphaea Heraclia II [84] lingulaca I [85] cacalia sive leontice III [86] callithrix I [87] hyssopum XX [88] lonchitis IIII [89] xiphion sive phasganion IIII [90] psyllion sive cynois sive chrysallion sive Sicelicon sive cynomyia XVI. thrysellion I [91-103] remedia oculorum [92] anagallis sive acoron quae felis oculus, gen. II. med. VI [93] aegilops II [94] mandragors sive Cirecion sive morion sive hippophlomon, gen. II. med. XIIII [95] cicuta XIII [96] cremnos agrios III [97] molybdaena I [98] capnos trunca quae pedes gallinacei I [99] capnos fruticos III [100] acoron sive acorion XVII [101] cotyledonis gen. II. med. LXI [102] aizoum maius sive buphthalmon sive zoophthalmon sive hypogeson sive ambrosion sive amerimnon quae sedum magnum aut oculus aut digitellus, med. XXXI. aizoum minus sive erithales sive trithales sive erysithales quae isoetes aut sedum, med. XXXII [103] andrachle agria quae illecebra XXXII [106] erigeron sive pappos sive acanthis quae senecio VIII [107] ephemeron II [108] labrum Venereum I [109] batrachion quae ranunculus sive strumos, gen. IIII. med. XIII [110] stomatice, gen. II Summa: res et historiae et observationes MCCXCII EX AUCTORIBUS C. Valgio. Pompeio Lenaeo. Sextio Nigro qui Graece scripsit. Iulio basso qui item. Antonio Castore. Cornelio Celso. Fabiano. --- 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.