... Relying upon Biblical records alone, several herbs were highly esteemed prior to our era; in the gospels of Matthew and Luke reference is made to tithes of mint, anise, rue, cummin and other "herbs ...
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... Cumin or Cummin (_Cuminum Cyminum_, Linn.). Lovage (_Levisticum officinale_, Koch.). Samphire (_Crithmum maritimum_, Linn.). [Illustration: Hand Plow] Like the members of the preceding group, the species of the Umbelliferæ are principally natives of mild ...
... Take of dried Camomile-flowers, five Pounds; of the outer Peel of Oranges, ten Ounces; of the Leaves of common Wormwood, and Penny-royal, of each twenty Handfuls; of the Seeds of Anise, Cummin ...
... Take of fresh Camomile-flowers, four Pounds; Dill seed two Pounds and a Half; Leaves of Baum, Origany, and Thyme, of each one Pound; Seeds of Anise and Fennel of each six Ounces; Cummin ...
... Others, half an ounce of cardamoms or two ounces of cummin. The colour should be light yellow――brown, not bright yellow. NOTES. It has been incontestably proved by Baron Liebig and other Professors of ...
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