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| Adders Tongue | Plantain |
| Bats Wing | Holly Leaf |
| Bats Wool | Moss |
| Blood | Elder Sap |
| Bloody Fingers | Foxglove |
| Brains | Gum from a Cherry tree |
| Bulls Blood | Horehound |
| Corpse Candles | Mullein |
| Dragons Scales | Bistort Leaves |
| Ear of an Ass | Comfrey |
| Ears of a Goat | St Johns Wort |
| Eyes | Daisy |
| Fingers | Cinquefoil |
| Hair |
The Unexpanded frond
from a male fern |
| Heart | Walnut |
| Lions Tooth | Dandelion |
| Skin of Man | Fern |
| Skull | Skullcap Mushroom |
| Snake | Bistort |
| Tongue of Dog | Hounds Tongue |
| Urine | Dandelion |
| Worms | Thin Roots |
| Teeth | Pine Cones |
These animals represented the following herbs:
| Blue Jay | Bay Laurel |
| Cat | Catnip |
| Dog | Couchgrass |
| Frog | Cinquefoil |
| Hawk | Hawkweed |
| Lamb | Lettuce |
| Lizard | Calamint |
| Nightingale | Hop |
| Rat | Valerian |
| Toad | Sage |
| Weasel | Rue |
| Woodpecker | Peony |
And when a certain part of something was needed, the following herbs were used:
| The Eye | Inner part of a blossom |
| The Paw Foot Leg Wing or Toe | The leaf |
| The Guts | The roots and stalk |
| The Privates | Seed |
| The Hair | Dried stringy herbs |
| The Tail | Stem |
| The Head | Flower |
| The Tongue | Petal |
| The Heart | A bud or seed |
