“N, VMWMVH Wm "M MW"V‘~‘woW“¢“w av _ -‘L-~ ‘ '4 . .. 1552. Of the Hiﬂorie of Plants. L 1 B. 3- . L 1 B_ 3_ Of the Hifforie of Plants. falllled tothebougheswitha ﬁrme hard and fibrous ﬁalke:this fruit c ' T itilh “Ilse! \ , Sen , . -— : it thecd es :tl'1C fialke is round c tr ; tr —' which the Ethiopiansvfe in burning feucrs to quench the tliirfl, for it lciariileilzimllleiivfiiiit tari)ncl_TC’ .= T r er%re§::e°>f,$*;:‘S;V:;3§g1OPL::‘£‘g§§£,iPC, oéhe bigness of a l\/1elon,dot£ier)e,ilnvi-iiiili ihriiii th{sidt1ed_bep]omes friable,fo that itmay be brought into ponder with ones ﬁngm, ye; retains __s like rinde : the fmell is gratefuiifomewhat like that of the Malecotone : at the top ofthe r’ruit,aud aci itie . in t. is pulp lie feeds like little kidnies or the feeds or the true L,1mgyn’5,of a blacke ml‘ Oflletimes below it Come forth (“ch buds as you fee here prefe-nted in theﬁgtire, which they fer in h a plan‘ t e ground and Prefemc the kind by in {lead of feedzthe meat oftliis fruit is fweetszvery plcafantol taile,8c yeelds good nourilhmentgthere are certaine fmall fibres in the meat thereoﬂsvliicli though 0’ Wm‘ “Y do not offend the mouth yet hurt they the gums ofﬁwll 35 50° frequently feed thereon. - ' ’ ,forit is like alarge Poppy head cut olinigli the top: ' led, ofa brownifh colour, very fruootli : the cir. d {o it growes {mallet and ftiialler euen to the iialke. fruit fucceeded:the top ofthe fruit was euen anti each whereof was contained a little Nut like an Acornﬁ

hing colour,with fome ﬁbres comming out of their middles ithefe fowne brought for! °“f§1fei-ence at the top is about nine inc _ to this rt was ofa brownifh colour,and the kernel w i;h_

hauing leaues like the Bay tree,but it died at the approch of Winter. Cluf I5 Azmzma Pzm.z4,or Pine Thillle, is a plant hauing leaues like the Aaron aqzmtiwm, iv .i°h feems to haue carried a ﬂoure where auities,in

the vpper pa _ _

her whence this came,nor how it grew,but mm

c that which the Antients defcribed by the name 0fF4[.

1: 19 Frmfim tctmgrmur. The fquare C090- : In 1! were orderly placed 24.COnC ?lm°ﬁ an inch long,and as much thick-, _ "1 Was all rank and monldy. Clu/ius could learne neit hinksit may b receiued by the name ofcoxm Cyp9te,that is,the Nut C ypote: but on the lower part of an alh colotigrotigh, The 2 .he receiued by the name of

h, and ﬁiining» {Fe in drawing the figure. ﬂiellwas like in colour and (‘rib ﬁance to that of an

It 16 F454: e/Egyptiie zifﬁiiist 3 gleat deale of probability t ﬁance nor taﬁe : yet the forme of the [hell was dif-

6“ "35gypi‘z'zz.

‘7 The former oftliefe two Clmﬁw

‘ 13 Of a dusky browne colour, fm00F W ich the Painter did not well expre hdlmendrm dc! »Per1t,( i .) Alm0D a1m0nd,and the kcrnell not vnlike ereﬂtgfor it was triarigular,with 3 13 This vvasthe fruitofa large

0‘ G00d-night,becaul'e the HOUYCS V °“fas big as large Peale,being tlireco C9 more her-eofin Cluﬁm Exat.lr'é.2.c4p.i_8. _ . 19 This is the ﬁgure ofa fquare fruit which C_l diam Nu; 0; Coco: it was couered with a {month rindc,was about,being foure inches and a halfe from fquare to fquare. _ m in the Eali-Indies grower; atall tree fending forth many branches, which ’ ,md—mr;ow,biggcr than tliofe ofRofemary:it carries cods ﬁx inches V kled and {harp pointed, which open tlienilelues guy or Cottony matter, wherewith they liuffe - for certaine vfes :amongﬂ: the downe lie blacke

ds of Peru :the

neither in fub

backe {landing vp,and twolharpe lides,atid there very rough.

kinde of Conrvolwrlm which the Spaniards called Bxmm miclaer,‘ fe to fade as foone as night came.The feeds were of a footy co- f them contained in a skinny three cornered head. You may

conjectures to heme been fome kind of In; feuen inches long, and a foot and lialfe

2° About Banta ills fer thicke*with<-leaues loii _ _ . y 1 2o Arron‘: lmifm (i1iqIM- J a f°“8§4tid ﬁne al50u¥;cbl1El‘€d witlia thin skin, wrin A cod of the Wooll-bearingFl'°"' '0“! below into line parts, and are full of aloft W0 v °“lliions,pillowes and the like, and alfo {pm lbme eeds like thofc ofCorton,but leffe and not faltned to the d-owne. _ _ _ . 2 I This which Clucaus p,,1,mf;,m'fe‘r4,or the Ba Date,becaufc it carries the ﬁgme of an 1-] 1 P- fart Illand in the Antlanticke ocean, by certaine Dutch mariners who fome ofthem 22. or more inches long, and lome woue with threds crolling one another, of a brows

p°CTis bag,was found in a de ho cut them from the tree) were ﬁlled with fruit

ort w huske and alI:within thefe were others, as round as if they had big tut. fcarce breake them with a hammeriin the midPt ofthefe were white but afterwards bitter like a Lupine. large,as lhaue been told by diuers:fome who

hat like pulfe, d is very Mauritius lﬂand.Claﬂ'm alfo notes that theyhaue bin and fame two inches br'oad,o F a du- ined one,two,or more round nuts they are fallened to the coal

chels (as they rep

3‘: I 7 C‘0,w:6 cfypote. Amygdzilir Pm:an.¢< Almonds of Peru.

i _ yellow colour.Thefe fa

11 fh °f thebigncrre ofa Walnut,

“°d.and fo hard that you could °l‘Dels,taﬂing atthe ﬁrft {omew his rough co

1. 3_2 The tree which carries t _ _ “W It in Perlia,and others that obferuedit in . rough; {mm dine,-5 places : the cod is fome three inches long, Sltie yea colour antliall roughand prickly : in the (‘e cods are conta °1‘ Eedsiofa gthydifh afli-colounhauing a little f pot on one ﬁde, where they aiigexceedingliard and dillicult to break, but broken they flieima white kernel very bitter an vnpleafant ot"taﬁe.I'hatie feen very many and haue fome oftlieleandffome haue offered to l'e1 them f°f Ea[{-1nd in 354597 whereto they hauefome fmall refemblance, though nothing in faculty llkﬁ them (if I may credit raeport, which Ihadltather doe than make triall) Forflh_atie.been told by fome ‘hat they are poyfohous mad by others,tliat they lirongly procure vomit. - . i f ‘i ' i H {fed in this figure is called in the Eaft-Indies (35 C_'5‘_‘ﬁ”” W35 ‘PM3 Ktlyd and ﬁx inches long:tbe rindewas thick,black, hicli they aflifitie was eatable.

b, and r

2. 3_ The long cod expre ._,it' was roun'd,the thiclgnclfe of ones little ﬁnger, 3; fa fourifh talie. W h broad,membrahous, rou

and it cont 'nedha h2:‘rt1l]pluflple 0 d f _ ' on 5 me inc _ _ _ y ‘ eother was a cod of fome inc RIC]! opﬁnpng ﬁt:-:I:Wo0Pam,,n_d d llill)g.lllll‘l(‘.Cl with a thin lilme let pea“: little berries, hauing; golden lpots nformed was called Daézm. _

fTll Q . . . . " brownifli colourﬁiarp pointed,an _ Into Oure eels wherein were contained TC?" f3ﬂ“°“Cd s , ' growes in Bralile,and as Clfaﬁf“ W _3S 1 _ igure and defcription in this chapter you may ﬁnde the ﬁnale

C Pecially in the middles.This *4 In thefssend i>1a¢.¢9f Eh? tenth!" P MW

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