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 {{anchor:​s4}}A plant known to the ancients, mentioned by Homer in the Iliad, where Chiron instructs Achilles in the art of surgery; it was named by Linneus, Achillea Millefolium. {{anchor:​s5}}The plant is common in old fields, along fences, on borders of woods and cultivated grounds, produces a dense corymb of whitish flowers of feeble aromatic odor, and the leaves have a bitterish, astringent taste. {{anchor:​s6}}The tincture is prepared from the fresh plant. {{anchor:​s4}}A plant known to the ancients, mentioned by Homer in the Iliad, where Chiron instructs Achilles in the art of surgery; it was named by Linneus, Achillea Millefolium. {{anchor:​s5}}The plant is common in old fields, along fences, on borders of woods and cultivated grounds, produces a dense corymb of whitish flowers of feeble aromatic odor, and the leaves have a bitterish, astringent taste. {{anchor:​s6}}The tincture is prepared from the fresh plant.
  
-{{anchor:​s7}}Introduced by Hartlaub; provings by Nenning and Schreter (Hartlaub and Trinks'​ Annalen, vol. 4, p. 344); later provings by Hering and Raue (Amerikanische ​Arzneiprfungen, Translation with additions, N. E. M. G., vol. 9, 1874).+{{anchor:​s7}}Introduced by Hartlaub; provings by Nenning and Schreter (Hartlaub and Trinks'​ Annalen, vol. 4, p. 344); later provings by Hering and Raue (Amerikanische ​Arzneiprüfungen, Translation with additions, N. E. M. G., vol. 9, 1874).
  
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