H.
Habits difficult to overcome, applied to Fleſh-Eaters, 98
Hæredium of old, 123
Halimus, 36
Harmony in mixing Sallet Ingredients as Notes in Muſick, 60
Hautgout, 77
Head, 40, vide Cephalicks.
Heart, 42, vide Cordials.
Heliotrop, 49
Hemlock, 54
Herbaceous Animals know by inſtinct what Herbs are proper for them better than Men, 56;
and excel them in moſt of the ſenſes, ib.
Herbals, vide Books.
Herbs, crude, whether wholſome, 80;
What proper for Sallets, 70;
Their Qualities and Vertues to be examined, 82;
Herby Diet most Natural, 98
[pg] Heroes of old ſkill’d in Cookery, 77
Hippocrates condemns Radiſh, 37;
That Men need only Vegetables, 106
Hippoſelinum, 5
Holyhoc, 24
Honey, 14
Hops, 19
Horarii fructus, 74
Horminum, 12
Horſes not ſo diſeaſed as Men, 91;
Recompenſ’d by ſome Maſters for long Service, 91
Horſe-Radiſh, 38
Hortulan Proviſion moſt plentiful of any, advantageous, univerſal, natural, &c., 110
Hot Plants, 8
Hot Beds, how unwholſome for Salleting, 85
Houſe-wife had charge of the Kitchin Garden, 119
Humours, 57
Hypochondria, 9
Hyſop, 19