Maison rustique, or the covntrey farme / compiled in the French tongue by Charles Steuens and John Liebault ... and translated into English by Richard Svrflet ... Also a short collection of the hunting of the hart, wilde bore, hare, fox, gray, cony; of birds and faulconrie.

  • Estienne, Charles, 1504-approximately 1564.
Date:
1606
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Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: Maison rustique, or the covntrey farme / compiled in the French tongue by Charles Steuens and John Liebault ... and translated into English by Richard Svrflet ... Also a short collection of the hunting of the hart, wilde bore, hare, fox, gray, cony; of birds and faulconrie. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    and profite, 718. the inhabitants of Paris do husband their Vines negligently 7*0 to make a barren Vine fruitful], 7?/. ccr- tainc obicruations concerning the Vine 74^. to graft the Vine, and the manner-of proceeding therein, 747. Vines grafted yecid great reuenew, 457.what manure is good or ciull for the Vine,739. to manure new Vine,744. to prune and wee de it, ^ the 1 eft of thcearings belonging to it, 74°. to manure Vines is a prçcious thin* 7H- to make that oxen and kine doe not touch the Vine,7 f î . for thefe cattle are ve- nenoifometo it, ibid, nothing muft bee fowen amongftthe Vines, 738. the Vine mteth the colewortaboucall things, ibid, tnelaxatiue vine, 749. treacle Vine, ibid water of the Vine,593.how the Vine may be kept from the froft,75:0. thedifeafes of the Vine, and the remedies thereof, ibid, the Vine nurcerie,7^. euillVine dreffers deferibed by their effeds ,740. a Vincyarde in aftrong gro^und,r 5.vineyards delight m itony places ftading towards the With 7,8. rinegeryyvhat it is,?8£. the manner of making ofit,766* Vineger ofSquilles,769. (vveete Vincger,768 .V ineger of apples, 48* .diflil- led Vinegcr,586« and the venues thereof ibid.Vineger quickly dift;Ued,s78.certaine obferuations concerning Vineger, 76j. Vineger made without wine,7^8. to caufe Vmegerto become wine againe5767. Dame FioUts^o4.marian violets, 305. march Violets,302. A Ftper hauing flung a horfe,i9?. Yitii fignifying a Vine, whence To called^. . w ^firs» 7 *3- Walnut trees and their nuts how pro¬ fitable^^. when Walnut trees are to bee planted,492.and remooued, 493. and how they mult be alone,andwhy,ibid. Walnut trees grafted, 494. the more beaten, the more fruitfiül, ibid, they naturally hate *>akes,49j. Walnut trees without fruit and leaues till midforrmier,^. they forefhewe plentie.493. Walnuts without fhels, 46.1. 494.andhow tohatic groffe walnuts, 462. îoeauf? Walnuts to liaise a veric tender fhell,4^4,494# Walnuts how planted,426. how to bcepc them greciie3 52?. Walnuts to caufc capons torofl very quickly, 49 j. Walnnts prcfclrued, 341. Walnuts of bard digeftion, ta life headach and fhertnes of breath, ^-Walnuts diftilled, <Sr. VtefagcsctWarrefili. The Warren, iituation and profite thereof, 3, 8o4.and oftheftoringofit,8oy.&c. To Water herbes, 208,712. Water ihc com. mon drmke or all huing creatures, 771. raine water mcete to be gathered into ce- fterncs, 7. the beft Waters, 1 r. field Wa- te:s ipnng out or cold places,6. lweet wa¬ ters in particular;5-96.ialt or fea water how n may be madefl-efh, 587, allume water, 59 >■ purgatiuc waters, ibid. Waters of di- uers forts diftilled, with a difeourfe there- upon,5 6r .and who was the inuentor,ibid. waters of ail forts,diftilled of many herbes in pa;ticii!ar, 580, ySi. waters compound dilhiied three manner of waies, J31. waters diftilled in Maries bath, 567. Wa¬ ters diftilled in t ie bladder, >oS. to take away the heate ofdiftilled waters,s8o. the vernies ofdiftilled waters, ibid, and their durablenes, ibid. Waters diftilled of ft ell, 5 89.waters diftftied for hikes, c^8. waters of licours, yV waters diftilled ofliuin® ci eatures,5 ^8.ofegges,589 .role water di- ft.hed per Befcenfum, 6qi. compound rofe- waterjpj. muske rofe water, 996. fweet W3ter, ibid.counterfaite water of Naffe, 597. water imperial!, 594. treacle water, 593.water of the vine , ibid, of crums of bread,^9.ofiapd, too. ofrubarbe diftilled, î9î-ofcowes mi!kc,,6oi.ofa capons broth tfoo.of oates making drunkc like wine/91 of calues feete, 599 of lignum ytu} ibid. a. whiting water,ibid. Waxe of ail fortes, and the notes of good waxe, 4io.oile of waxe, 6i$. and his ver- tuc,616. waxe dtftiilcd,6 ? 3. We-it ben homes bring forth Afperagus,?.^, To Wee Je gardens,!!©. Wels much in requeft, & how to indye where to finde water, 9. what manner of wels they be that haue good water, 10. wels in gardens, 15. wels going with whceles, 7. wels that are neuerdry,io. Wefels,and howto kill them,} 99. Wheat* muft be fowen in myre, and in the in- crcaie ofthemoone,<>7^. itlouethaftrong ground, j ;, how to chafe your whe at and . other corne for bread,705. Wheali