Caput baroniae is the seat of an English feudal barony. (Baronia, nominative case of a feminine Latin noun, is correctly baroniae in the genitive.). Caput is also used in medicine to describe any head like protuberance on an organ or structure, such as the caput humeri.
To my surprise, it is even a cure for damp and heat arthritis. The thought of mung bean as a cause of arthritis is an old myth and total lie since scientific community already solved the answer.
Archeological evidence suggests that mung beans (Vigna radiata) were domesticated in India as early as 1500 BC before spreading throughout Asia and finally to the United States.1 Their medicinal properties, such as protection against heat stroke, and high nutritional content have been valued for centuries.