Antidotum Augustini (Nicholas)
Antidotum Augustini
Tradition:
Western, Unani
Source / Author:
Nicholas Alexandrinus (Medici Graeci, 1541)
| Herb Name | Latin | Amount * |
|---|---|---|
| Ginger | Zingiber officinalis | 32 drams |
| Indian Spikenard | Nardostachys jatamansi | 32 dr., 1 scr. |
| Amomum | Amomum subulatum | 32 drams ea. |
| Baccharis * | Asarum europaeum | 16 drams ea. |
| Lovage | Levisticum officinale | 4 dr., 1 scr. ea. |
| Parsley seed | Petroselinum crispum | qs |
| Black Pepper | Piper nigrum | |
| Thyme | Thymus vulgaris | |
| Honey | Mel |
* the identification of Baccharis in this formula is uncertain, it could by Conyza dioscoroidis, but is probably Asarabacca.
Preparation:
Powder, and with sufficient Honey, form an Electuary
Function:
Warms the Stomach, clears Wind and Cold
Use:
1. Vertigo
2. Promotes Digestion, causes a Good Appetite
3. Hardness, Pain and Inflammation of the Stomach
4. Intestinal Pain
5. Wind of the Liver or Spleen
6. cures Paleness and promotes a good color
Dose:
as much as a Hazelnut with warm water
Cautions:
None noted
Modifications:
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