Culpeper: ‘Salvia. Sage. ... it stays abortion in those women that are subjedt to come before their times, it causeth fruitfulness, it is singular good for the brain, it strengthens the senses and memory, helps spitting and vomiting of blood.

Culpeper, Nicholas. (1650). A Physical Directory . London, Peter Cole.

Notes: Used as a gargle to relieve toothache in herbal medicine. Widely used as a flavouring in cooking e.g. sage and onion stuffing used for poultry dishes.

Oakeley, Dr. H. F. (2013). The Gardens of the Pharmacopoeia Londinensis.

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