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Okc ' t e ‘Cafe. ‘ ct ‘ i , _ ‘ _ 7'/Jc Temperature and Vcrtucsi, M _ ' I r The leaues of this Oke hath force to coole and repell and lteepe backe, as haue the leaues of the A comes 0, Mag mes : being {ramped or beaten, and applied, they are good for (‘oft {wllrngs,and

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the Acorne is ferried fora fecond courfe.

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‘Taxus, the _ Yew tree. Qf Smzlax, beaf2l2r:¢jz‘u:.wrrteth thus in hrs third booke : the Inha :3‘? Or Surgetre : rt gtoweth vp to the he~rg%ht_Q§a-{_f£gLC Egeféglfetégod to be burned : fmm which Arcadia do C311 acertamc tree Smzlax, being like vnto the Sl<arletOke:rhe1eaues thef '¢_tolc__>oke vpon : thetvoodtiggérilngfrdiitgpiigng lihégifélues farm abroad Swgmeon are (‘Ct for

tfet with fuch {bar e rickles,but tenderer and fofter. I “,0 Ooteth forth very comely _ . f an ouflwome mffc; C0101" vnaef. '* Of this Smilax 511;, alfo writeth, in his fixteenth booke, chap.6. There he of 11?”: {alt} ‘kg m ;::~m°fi P3" by C0“P1€5 Vfly falre leaugsa greff§:‘X’§§;§§‘;,%we:h fall vnto the boughes , Witl_1- V kindes, Ex 9': in Italia folio am mulmm 46 old: dijhmgcalled of certaine Graecians Smzlzm’J,l 8 L on th. Cut Of 1-fllpf 35011‘ the Fdgcs "39’ “PC ' com mon Acome, let in a rough and prickly cup uinces u! ifolia .- in which words, in Read Of Oliuc trees may Perchance bee more wig Write mg ‘'93.’ f9°“fi“1k¢ i“‘f“”= hm?» my 15;“ Y“‘f" ‘igtm mas, and h’o11.'gw within ; this me beareth or , eéwérr/3,05 the C_9rke- tree 5 for this kinde of I/ex or ._S‘_m{lax is not reported or any 0531“ 9 — *7’ » E a“ H9d%‘='h°§' °‘5:‘h° Chef??? l‘.E‘;.5, Fa f".g..< - T“ *' ' “‘ “ i ‘ " ' ' " “ briflget-ll‘

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