ABSTRACT
Mahram. Bring first of all shekrof!, now, that which people say about this [plant] is well known, viz., that a wolf killeth him that diggeth it up. [Next] apply pedhdhewe and gum of terebinth in large quantities, I and croton (or, cici), and kar'a Fol. 277b. (butter), and raisins, and l;tmna, and :flax, and madder, and the thorn-plant (sldlalta), and "serpents' grass", and rock purslane, and red onions, and kernels of almonds, and spices, and, above all, apply the tail of the fat-tailed sheep. And boil [all the
