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Persistent URL	http://hdl.handle.net/1887.1/item:937763
Title	f096v-096x1r
Subject (topical)	Catunaregam spinosa (Thunb.) Tirveng.
Note	Tamil / Malabar Name 18th century: Marukareij; Sinhalese Name 18th century: Koekoeroeneaengoe; Other names: ; Current scientific name: Catunaregam spinosa (Thunb.) Tirveng.; Family: Rubiaceae; Current Tamil name: Madukkarai; Current Sinhalese names: Kukurman; Current English name: Spiny randia
Abstract	Marukareij, alsoo genaamt onder de Malabaren, en bij de Singaleesen koekoeroeneaengoe, is een gemeene boom, de vrugten van deselve gedroogt, en in water gekookt en gedroncken purgeert, en neemt alle slijmen die inde maag zijn weg, Sij vallen veel op Ceijlon. Marukareij, named by the Malabars and by the Sinhalese Koekoeroeneaengoe, is a common tree. The dried fruits are boiled in water and drunk as tea. It purges and takes away all the slime in the stomach. They grow much on Ceylon.