Culpeper’s Color Herbal

Culpeper’s Color Herbal by Nicholas Culpeper is a beautifully presented edition published by Sterling Publishing Company in February 2007. This 224-page guide retains the charm of the original 17th-century text while incorporating modern full-color illustrations. It explores nearly 400 herbs and plants, providing both Latin and common names, information on their habitats, flowering times, astrological associations, and medicinal properties.
Readers will find a comprehensive alphabetical list of herbs alongside an inventory of illnesses and their cures, as originally documented in 1649. The book not only features Culpeper’s engaging commentary but also includes contemporary notes on the usage of these herbs by a practicing herbalist. Covering topics such as gardening, herbal medications, and alternative medicine, this edition serves as a valuable resource for those interested in the historical and modern applications of herbal remedies.
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As charming and elegant as the 17th-century original, this groundbreaking herbal guide combines Nicholas Culpeper’s fascinating text with up-to-date information and modern full-color illustrations. Culpeper–a famed astrologer, physician, and author–covered almost 400 herbs and plants from Aconite and Adder’s Tongue to Yew and Yucca. For each entry, he gave both the Latin and common names, details on where to find it, its flowering time, astrology, and medicinal virtues. Following the alphabetical list of herbs comes the inventory of illnesses and their cures, as it appeared in 1649. Many of these plants still occupy a prominent position in the dispensaries of today’s herbalists, so in addition to Culpeper’s entertaining and often caustic comments and descriptions, there are notes on contemporary usage by an established practitioner
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