2C. Inciders

Also called Incisive or Cutting Medicines

Inciding or Cutting medicines; similar, but stronger to the preceding (Attenuaters). They generally cut tough and thick Humors, and can dissolve impacted Humors.

Wormwood                        Agnus Castus                        Onion                        Celery                        Cumin                        Barberry                        Cyperus                        Cassia Wood                        Black Pepper                        Oregano                        Peony                        Tamarisk                        Costus                        Squill                        Germander                        Cyclamen                        Vinegar

Southernwood Calamus Garlic Chickpea Caraway Calamint Agrimony Mustard Rue Rosemary Comfrey Capers root bark Cyperus Agaric Ground Pine Scammony Niter

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Western Classification

2. Secondary Faculties a. Aperients b. Attenuaters c. Inciding Medicines d. Attenuaters of Congealed Blood e. Lenitive f. Purifying g. Cleansing h. Carminatives i. Antispasmodics j. Rarefying k. Resolvent l. Emollients m. Drawing n. Repellents o. Astringent p. Hemostatic q. Anodyne r. Narcotics & Hypnotics

s. Strengthening t. Glutinate u. Suppuratives v. Expel Pus w. Sarcotics x. Incarnative y. Corrosive z. Cicatrizing 3. Tertiary Faculties a. Sudorifics and Diaphoretics b. Febrifuge and Antipyretic c. Alexipharmic d. Cordials and Cardiacs e. Diuretics f. Lithontriptic g. Emmenagogue h. Lactagogue i. Aphrodisiacs j. Increase Semen

k. Expectorant l. Anti-tussive m. Arthritic Medicines n. Vulnerary o. Emetics p. Masticatories & Sternutatories q. Anthelmintic 4. According to Part a. Cephalic b. Opthalmic c. Cardiac d. Pectoral e. Stomachic f. Splenetic g. Hepatic h. Nephritics i. Uterine j. Nervine k. Arthritic