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Persistent URL	http://hdl.handle.net/1887.1/item:937965
Title	f002v-002x1r
Subject (topical)	Ficus racemosa L.
Note	Tamil / Malabar Name 18th century: Atti; Sinhalese Name 18th century: Atti; Current scientific name: Ficus racemosa L.; Family: Moraceae; Current Tamil name: Atti; Current Sinhalese names: Attika; Current English name: Cluster fig
Abstract	Atti. Alsoo genaamt bij de Malabaren, en Zingaleesen. Is een groote en dikke boom. De vogt die men van desselfs wortel haalt met andere versagtende middelen vermengt geneest d Druppel, en doet aenneemen d'uijtgeteerde Lichamen. Zij vallen op Ceijlon doorgaens. Atti named by the Malabars and Singhalese. Is a high and large tree. The juice taken from this root, mixed with other soothing medicine, heals gonorrhoea and gives strength to exhausted bodies. They are common on Ceylon.