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_¢__,_______,,__._ for befides this Scarpim of which he hath made mention, lz'h.2 5.cap.5. fetring downe Therphréﬂlg his words, where he iiiaketii <..dra-2zz'mm T helyphemm to be Seorpim, 126.2. 3.nz]2.1o. and likewife Of plants vnder the fame title,butvnproperly. _ at The Temperature and Vernier.’ ‘ Z: , There is nothing written in Theephrhﬂm concerning the faculties of Srorpius ﬂ7z'na_fiI’_5s 0’ Palate; Plmy feemeth to attribute vnto it the fame vertues that Scorpiaides hath:notwithf,l-'1I1<lm55 {he Writers do agree that it is hot and dry of com plexion : the feeds are vied in medicines again ﬁone, and Ptaying of the laske. A 1' Thischaptcrliath vndcrgonca gt-cat alrcratioii: HSYlillsgtlle5rli,!l1l1‘tl,3ndfoUrthdelkflptionsfttloﬂgtdtolllclhlrdﬁguretthcrgtoﬂdapdﬁfmlﬁigfi ‘

t0|l1C ﬁfth fgnre: aiidtlie ﬁ:Pz,{‘ccond and Four tli figures had no dcfcriptions belonging to tl’1€m»TllC fig: re: that was in the ﬁrﬂ place is new in thézm :.i5N’l“ cond {till holds liisplacc: the third is in the ﬁrﬂ,bclonging thereto of right-. and forhandfomneife fake I liauc mztdc: the fourth and fifth ‘hinge 3’

alfoiu the {ixth place was formerly mentioned by our Author (but now omitted) in the chapter ofbfparagus. 1 “ii .' V

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Of Cemmoche,Ferr{e,‘Rcﬂ—Htzi'roia2, or ‘Petty Whinneﬁ

qr The K index.

‘ Pi“ Here be diners forts ofReft-Harrow, which fotne haue inferred among the fmooth 13‘

otliemgamong thofe with pri‘ckles,whereoffomehaue purple ﬂoures and likevvife full‘? V A ' l

3 others white ﬂotires, and rharpe thornesr: forne alfo purple floureslothers white; 3“ l{)W,3ﬂLlCllCl‘y0i them void ofprickles. V ‘T l _ l l i N » y » ' . . pk . ‘ y ' ‘ - t can ' I './I7702m‘,ﬁire Rejla Home. plﬂﬂmd nanﬂzznqféipztrjﬁﬂ .

Cammocke,or Rcib Harrow. ‘C

APurplebRg1t-Harrzrwr with0“F P! ‘

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(T The Defcriptioni g _ be; re; Ammocl: or ground Furze rifeth vp with ﬂalkes a cubit high, and often 1118 gng with diuers joynted branches, tough, pIiable,«and full of hard fharpethornestal

Y‘.’hl=‘-Th Flo STOW lﬁalles in form: li Li ethofe of S . Iolms-worr,or rather Of the L.“

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d°°P€ green colour: from the bofome of which thorns and leaues come forth the ﬂoures,likc tliofe

._ l°fP°3f'0n,ofa purple colour: after which doe come the cods, in which do lie flat feed : the mot is

tgngaand runneth far abroad, very tough,and hard to be torne irvpieccs with the plough, iitfomiicli at the oxen can hardly paife forward,but are oonﬁrained to {land {till 5 whereupon it was called ell-Plough,orRel’t-harrow.

2 We haue in our London paflures, and like-

4 vlnomlgﬁue Spimz latea. wife in other places,one of the Re it Harrowarr riot Yellow Refl:-Harrow. differing from the precedent in ilalkes, leaves; oi- prickles: the onely differnce is , that this C.7,_m bringeth forth white Hours, and the Others H3,‘ (53- whence we may call it Anomk ﬂare rzlha,Carmnoc‘{;g with white ﬂoures.

Relleharrow without thornes bath a touch hoary rough ftalke,diuided into other rough lJl'£1Ci1- ches,whereon are let without order, long {cams fharpe pointed,{leightly cut: about the Edg€S,0i“aZ1 hoary colour, and fomewhat hairie: from the ho.’ fome whereof commeth forth purple Pcafe like ﬂoures of a reafonable good fmell : the root is very

' tough,long,and wooddy.

4 The yellowifloured Cammock isa Granger in thefe parts, it is only found in the cold Eailerne counmegfor ought that I can learne5ir_ cliffers not fmm the lgﬁ defcribed, fauing that the Homes hereof are of a darke yellow C0l0uI3wherein it d F. 1'4 fereth from all tl1€ other of his kinda. s

The Place.

Thefe grow in earable grounds in fertile pal ﬁures,and in the borders of ﬁeldssm 3 fat, fruirfull, and long laﬁing fOilC lit is (CODE? fOLlﬂCl than (lg- ﬁred ofhusbandmen,becaufe the tough and wucaoel, die roots are comberfome vrito them,for that they my the P1ough,and make the oxen iltand .

The Tzme.

They fwd forth new {boots In May:they be ful growne in Autumne, and then thofe that ofnature are prickly be fulleﬂ of [liarpe thorneszthey ﬂoure

. ‘V _ A in Iuly and Anguil- ‘ . " *gr(.;., qr The Names. _ _ _ y _ ’Ca,mm0Cke’; is ﬁned in G,-egke, A'mu':, or 'amz..- and likewife in Latine t/Inoim, and orzomzz O E

* i - elbariffs commonly t,4rr,]hi Bouigand Remorzt dram‘, becaufc it maketh the Oxen whilelt they be

in Pl0w.,i.ng to tell or ftand Ptill : it is alfo called Acute/Iz1,ofthe ﬂiffe and {harpe thorns which pricke it: that Page by , in f:;¢nch,L,1re/he herrfjand Bouenmolt. _

It Cfafeuar nameth it o/Egipyrm .- in high Dutch, Qtalktﬂiltt In 10W Dutch, Qhﬁﬁtlgbaogtrzlcz in

~ ah3ll,Bo74aga .- in Spani(h,Gattilhor .- in French,t/Imyie heuf, Beefé“ Boueramle: in Englilh, Cam-

°¢ke,Re({_hanow,Petty Whinntgand ground F urzc. V . air The Temperatzzre;

p 2 .; 4: ‘F176 of Cammoclce is hot in the third degree, as Galen faith : it cutteth alfo and maketh

lf.',;trbh° barke of the root drunke with Wine prouoketh vrine,breaketh the fl:one,ancl driueth it

inne, _V ' The Vernier.

rhenle root boyled in water and vineger allayeth the paine of the teeth,if the mouth be 9&3“ W3‘ d Fhﬁrewith hot. .

the "'1 reporteth, That being boyled in Oxymel (or the fyrrup made with hon)? 39d Vlnegeli till

tha °“e halfe be walked, it is giueri to thofc that haue the falling {icl<enelf€- <Jl4“”/’-‘ohm F€p0rteth, the knew a man cured of a rupture, by taking of the ponder of this root for many momftlls 110-

ﬁether

€_Vcry pleitfan: fauce to be eaten with meatas a fallad, as Dizyéorider teacheth.

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and E3 tender fpi-igs or crops of this [hub before the thornes come forth,are preferuedin pickle, ‘

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