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Of the Hifitorie of Plants. L 1 3- 3‘

fference is

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leaues, floures, and fruit 5 and the di this,that the leaues of this plant are

but in faculty they are like. _ . ‘ This kinde of Priuet rrfeth VP hkfi 3'‘

, . bits : hedge bufh,oftne height offiue or _fiX C“ D the branches are long, fragrle or bf! red with a whitifh barke5whereon are .

3 P/riflyreaferwzm 2.C1z¢fij. The fecond toothed l3~rit1etofCZ¢::jEm,

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l ' " '1‘ ' - - ' ‘ rwhich ar::::::%::* :2“ ‘::""=r*"2‘* ‘he he = i:“i"é‘;»th;t:;n¢ ‘ e W CY ha“”"°n:<=

e mr an Mattbiolw haue fet forth another Mzmzleé being alfo anoth b‘ '

gm _ 2 . _ . er aflard Prruct. It uzegletéofa frnalll hedge tree,hauing many green branche-s_fet With round leaues like chore of mg 1, “her the i{omv\1rl1aht nrpft about the edges: the Hours are like thofe of the precedent 3 the f,,_,gt)Q, erne t ereo ,rs as hard as a bead of Corallfomwhat round,and ofa fhlning blacke co.

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fornewhat broad, jagged on thfi edges 11 i .. fol" which the cunnino French erfumers do bore thorow makin thereof b 1 ' d gene col _- ugh 1-kt ,1. D _ ‘P _ . _ * V 2 g race ets charnes,and

Ound or Orb r . . V. . , 1 . er,and they are here fold vnro our cumous ladies and gentlewomen for r ther my Author not my felfe hauc T y - t are 8t fltrange

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berries crow vpon {mall foot-ftalkesa f mforgmt fummes of mom," 1 " . 0‘

molt partt three together, being roun ,1 der‘ the bignefife of pepper graincs,0f MY“ ' rieslofa blacke colour when the)’ be “P6

i ytflriacallueé Gefizerf,

I P/'72‘/I.’ I 5 ' . _ , yrza ar oraverm L/Wtzmzlcé. A A Corall Privet.

Baftard Privet.

qr T/ac Place. Thefe plants do grow in Sy _ ty Afcalon, and were found by our In Perm in the mountaines neere ted in Montpelier in France : the which IP13“ D bc_ the garden at Barne. Elmes neerc L0“dOrie of longing to the right Honourable the E3 likg. Effex-.I haue them growing in my garden wife. 17 The Time. Q The leaues (hoot forth in the Spring: the floures {hew themfelues and Iune : the fruit is ripe in Septembc" The Names. and in This Priuet is called in Greekc,%°'“”’°'.’ Eng- ‘ _ _ Latine alfo Cyprm : they may be nam€d,‘” P/W h{h,Eaf’terhn Priuet,and Mocl<-Priuet,for the reafon following:they are deceiued who Pakmg the for their Author, do thinke that it is Lzgz=¢flrum,0r our Welterne Priuet as we haue fhfiwe wen ’ ' . * t . former chapter,it is the Arabians Alcamm,or Heme: and it is air?) called of the Turkesfl ‘ _ - " L; ~ " ‘ at this prefent time. . t 5) “ ' I -.4 A ’4=é>m'»':'.-r.

he firfi_ Ofbxsy

_ AT The Tam emmre. The leaues of thefe kmdes of Priuet haue abin ing quality,as Dz‘ofcorz'a’e: writeth; / qf Tbe Vex/mes. , A Beingchewfid in the mouth they heale the vlcers thereof, and are a remedy againfi inflamm 0115 Or hot fwellings. _

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B Thedecofiion th F‘ d ’ it b ‘ t ' ’

The fame being {teal-ifpgi gig flggglelii in $232‘; laid on do make the haire red; 35 D”f‘”’id‘.‘ mheth. Btllonim writetfi that not onely the haire but alfo the nether pa!“ °f'm12e ' ' b°dY and miles likewife are coloured and died herewith,which is counted an ornament among‘ . Turks.

D The floures being moiftned in vineger and applied to the temples affvvage head-ache. cafe and

E fupghgrgésglllgvmsade ofthefe an oile called olcztm Cygnrirmm, fweet of fmell, and good £0

fin] f 6;; Tire Plate. V _ 5. ; up A g H J are‘ 3 Efl'CeSgTGWihdi't’rCr'§ piaeesoffxanee as about Tholoufe andftrn ' 7 ‘ V‘ flrang6Y5i“E"3l3’1d~ 3 dr)’ other places. They

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the floures bud forth in the Spring: the fruit is ripe lfi Nouember and December.’ 4-1,,-W . rd Prrvet is that tree Wl.'llCl1 tuners ftrfpetfii to be that M4/Saleé or tmacbaleé of which affir W“t€€h.€412.4-_78.V and which alfo Szrupinf » eaketh ofout of Mefue .- butit is an hard thing to . - mfi an - , . P r . ~ - C H A P_ 59. of 54347,”: tprmet (]"1gth_ _y certazntre thereby,feeing that Awmz hath defcrjbgd it without marks. Notwrthftan-_ A - - 13 at is is taken tobe the iame ofmbikwriters, and thofe of the befi».VVc may call it in Engliihs‘ L 1’ The Dtflrzptioflg g :Prrvet,or Corallror Poman§lTer?l;3’,riV1€VlZ£3Cing Zigxout doubtakind-e thereof. Q h ‘ _ke th gonéyernin thisyb R. d P _“ t , J6 . 4 are m ertuesx V , g , h F k Th . E H {h b s 1 day 1 5 g A - . _ - hvpl‘ , 8 it at rrvetwe hauelearned as yet no vlet ereo 111 P Y 1C ‘is ekernels T is ru by trec,cal e zzca c _,orMabale5, 1s_all'o one of the Prruets. it rrfet an vp_ rwerate found 1n the {tones or fr-uit,as they bc1,ikcinmfictHot‘.h_.Q(~c of-_ChemeS>1~n be the 1 mo am 7 vntoafmallhedge tree, not vnhke vnto the Damfon or Bulleffe tree hauingm of 5 able to h - . fight flames and fpreading branches : whereof) do grow James not vmike to thofesofthe PM-1/yrefrfea t._e§he:ef0re_t em in temperature; for they are ofa tempera: heate. and $§ent_lV Drtutroke vrme, and qzrifiw dg[9rjP;§9n , qnongfiwhich come forth moflie floures 0‘ 3 White colomflnd Of? piiveet » Long. " good. im the {lone smore wee haue not to write than hath been fpoken in the defcnpf t t t he tfttttt;