408 Cherie.--The goat; its flesh is moist and heavy, but easy of
digestion; useful in disorders of the three secretions; produces no
heat at stomach, increases semen, and renders the sense of smelling
more acute: it is also called Bukeri. A. Mehyr.
409 Jeengha.--A kind of shell-fish; hot and dry; those newly taken
are to be preferred; they are aphrodisiac, aperient, and grateful to
the taste. This may generally be true, but bad effects have followed
their use, and that which is salted is melanagogue, or produces black
bile; the corrector is oil of almonds. P. Muluch Diriae, A. Jeradool
Bahr. Some have said that the Robean is the same fish.