Nature.Red beans are the hottest. Ibn Masawayh and Abhigen say: “It is cold, dry,” but in my opinion, its substance is dry, it has excess moisture and is slightly warm, a ...
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Essence.This is the “Egyptian stone”, which is used by fullers to bleach fabric; it is loose and quickly dissolves in water. Properties.It glues, dries without burning, ...
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Essence.It comes in two types: small and large. Dioscorides says that it is called "many-ribs" and "seven-ribs." The leaves of the large one are larger, and the leaves of ...
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Essence.It is an herb with broad leaves, like horsemint, that are rough to the touch. The stems of its woody parts are similar to the legs of locusts, and the color is be ...
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Nature.Hot in the second, wet in the first. Actions and properties.Its leaves are knitted, peeled and filled with meat. Wounds and ulcers.Its leaves heal and fill wet u ...
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Essence.Arum can be smooth or curly. The curly one is hotter and is the one called snake arum. Smooth arum has a lot of earthiness and therefore its cleansing property is ...
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Nature.There is a little warmth in it, and its coldness is such that it moderates the warmth. It seems that he is not very cold, and his coldness reaches the limit of the ...
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Essence.The power of lapis lazuli is the same as that of lazzak az-zaha, but slightly weaker. Nature.Hot in the second degree, dry in the third. Properties.It is charac ...
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Essence.Lubna is Maya, and its flowing form is called Lubna honey. And styrax is a tear from a tree similar to a quince. In the chapter on istiraks, we have already said ...
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Essence.This is the moisture that sticks to the fur and beard of grazing goats when they eat a plant called cystus. Dew falls on these plants and dampness accumulates, an ...
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