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T or the Hillorie of Plants. id id ii

H A in 517'. Of the oib ‘Pug/E c4l1edSefamtittt.

Scfmzi-m,ﬁr2e S2‘/Zzmiim. Q Tlic*1§1*:ﬁ:rz’ftio72.

T he oily Graine. _ ._ . V i ht Stﬂmrmi bath a thicke and fat VPlﬂ§e ftalk a cubic and a half high, gamlr 31- r with leaues much like the Peach 0 cc? ' _. y 7 moncl,but roughenand cut in with fomwhafcomc

galhes on their ﬁdes : amongﬂ: thefe Ieau€5 t M. forth large white or elfe red ﬁourcsfomw 36 into ped like thofe of Fox-gloues , which _“" E} at 0;. round long crefled cods containing W hi“ ‘re is lous feed. T/zeopbrajfm afﬁrmeth that the root. kind therofwhiéh is white,bearing_ 0l_l1.Y One 6 b5; No bean will eat this plant while its 1s_gf€““d’and caufe of his bitterneﬂe: but betting Wltherg C3 dried the feed thereof becornmeth fwcﬂaan

tell will feed on the whole plant.

\%w:m

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. {I 175: Place. , S It groweth both in Egypt and 111313" a _ J faith Pliny._,camc from the Indies : they m - 1 " uh oile of it. It is a {hanger in England- ’ Tye Time. V , It is one of the giimmer grains, aﬂdylsf “ii” fore the tiling of the {cum flats, as 1’ﬁ”7f:)vv:, ' at e _

yet Colrmze/[4 faith that Seﬁzmum muff he desk _

" ter the Autumne 1Equino6tial,agaiIiﬁ‘ * Oéfoher : they require for the moﬂ P3“ 51 d fo;le,which the husbandmen of Camlﬁma a blacke mold.

g _ _ _ {I T/3_e Names‘; _A .n the {6- ’i he ( 33‘s”:C1al’iS call this Grain ziaepif = the Latines alfo Seﬂmmirr and ..$7z;‘lz72zimz, and Off?” 1. is VD“ minine gender Scfarmz .~ we are conftraincd for want ofan Engliih name to vie the Lari“ '. to bee knowne to the Apothecaries 2 efpecially the plant it felfc 5 but the feed and oile thereof“ found among them in other countries : we may can it Turky gyqggga-_ _ . _ sq? fee Nature and Vertrrer. _ .5 According to foine it is hot and dry in the ﬁrﬂt degree :the feed thereoﬁas Gziim farting theriertiire being liaid vp it commeth to be oily very quickly : wherefore it fpeedily 5 5 3: vp t 10 e that feet. thereof,and ouerthroweth the ﬂomack, being flow of digeftion; 3“ y kc €119 b<fdY 31 fiat nouriﬂiment : therefore iris manifeﬁ that it cannot ftrengthen the ﬁqmaan P3" “W50 #15 alfo no other kind of fat thing ; and the juice that comes thereof is thlck’ a {OTC Cilmlfn Cam)’ Palfe thorow the veines, Men doe not greedily feed of it alone, but In r‘npe;,f0f tl11Cf5I‘:fW1“f2E‘t°f:3(;'(::1i;;:tl11 tillley call xuciuiiaaaf :, it is alfo mixed with bread,and is of_3_f1hOtEc 3- 1; W 1,“ 53." mg little cla‘ ”&-And in his booke oftlie faculties of ﬂmple medicines n is m Sef/‘Imam is I11] _I V‘ I _ I mmy and far,an_d therefore it is an emplaﬁick andafoftneﬁ, 3 Ohm herb ysitfiy hot :1: e or e w iic 1 comes thereof is of like temperature, and {o is the decocftion a O‘ . . v-4 . r p;'ofmrm'cr writeth, 1 hat Seﬂzmzmz is an enemy to the flomackejcau ling a Prinkingt breath main ﬂicking ‘oetwecne the teeth after it is chewed. _A 1; wafl-gth away grofncﬂe ofthe ﬁnuesh: it is a remedie againll bruifes of the eares,‘ men: C31 onsjourningsiancl icsildingsgpains of the }O1nl7S,al‘l(l biting ofthe poifonfom home WP Cam/Zrs. Being mixt with oile of roles it takes away the head—ache comming of 1163“ v ‘ O the fame force is the herb boiledin wine,but it is efpecially good for the heat 3“ the eies. r V __ . A he cares. ' O f the herb is inside an oile vfed of the t:gyptialns,which,as Pliny faith,is g00d fol t ‘ A 0 —. 1 ~ «L. H

) fatffeth

ti- ﬂammalcd

it is a remedie itgainﬂa the {minding and ringing of the cares D

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orgiréi Hiﬂorie o£1>im.

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of 715: Defériptioﬁ.

1 5” “He rft kihde ofﬁarehtzt Fetch hath many fmall branches trailing here and there vpe

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ontlie sgtsgiiiid : 'vpi’)l»1_\«‘V.l1lCl] grow friiell leaves fpred abroad like the leeues of the wild;

mm L_ , , _Veteh§ aiiiongwliich conic forth clullers offmal yellow ﬁ'0ures,which fade awayrclml ‘ E intolittle flat rhinand brown cods,wherein is contained {mall Wddlﬂj» feed Ola b1tI€i'Nl)€C. VP: . ‘The feiioiid kisiide off:-latclietV’etcli hathmany Iourid tough and lﬂlfixlble br3ﬂCllC53tl'dlll[lg H-hen ‘W3 griiiiricl :Wl’lti‘Y€:l1lr)r)il do grow leaves like the forrttﬁfs bllt moredg i e the lenves or Liquo- «c:e=3Ddl_istl1_:hera{le of the Liquorice root 5V‘Vl11Cll certiﬁed fome-to «same it a kinde of. L1<Z1LlO-

. :among tiiefe leaues come forth pale yellow floures : afterwhich there ﬁicceed linalcroriked

C0 - V . . ~ ' ‘ . ' ' ' i feel? ‘Winn their points inwardly, one anfweriiig another like littlehOYﬂ€5a§0l“5“n1Ugﬁﬂal1 ﬁaﬁ and :{f0ure cornered,and £1,(l1i.oned like alittlewedge : the root is tough , or a woody iubltance,

Ofh coiitinuc fruitftill a very long time,

2 1:154’?/},mm Glyqyrrhizatum.

T A H ea}'ﬂz7'1:ri2 zsrizji-':.:u. _ _ . , Liquorice Hatch;-t Perch.

Hatchet Fetch.

mi: pg‘ \/‘[=h€l,e is 31105553. lkindgoffﬁtzzhzitii/tﬂd orhatchet'Fetch3wliicli hatli b_'rarichcs,leaues and roots raw“. ‘C laft before reiiieiribredgind dil¥ereth in tliahthat the floures or this plant are niixed Mid C10‘ {G ,w.into ﬁrndry colours, being on the Ypper part ofa ﬂefh colour, and on.tlie!.lower of a whjie _rmaul’l§olotir,with a purple Rorks bill in the middle : the leaues are in tafle bitter : me com 3... iketliofe of Birds foot,and not much vnlike the cods of Oraézzr. _l . * d ’ Z

hyéth There is likewife another kinde ofScrr:rz'a’ms or hatchet Fetch, which 13,./(IlCdlCa"CCr fl-lg ‘W55 H almﬁ ﬂamed D" Peairmwlio found it in the North parts of England;l‘3“_“‘g l“3‘:C“"?“)"*,5>3Ud1

5; C355 likevnto the former : but the iloures of this are wliitqand mixed V,V1Fh foml“ P‘;’/’:l“”l'“3: aﬁfl elalfo in mite: the cods are like the claw ofa. Crab , or {as Clziﬁzis filth) like Elm kfiilfi which

lg °~mal<ers do vfe in Flanders 5 in which cods are contained F mal red iﬂi feed : tli r:";r>t is dill") of g C0UEll'lll8ElCC‘. 3*, CZ/rfm doth not fay that D‘ Pcimy found this in the North or eiiiggliiiisdibiii in

E tmitotie of’Geneva not far from Pontetremile,ariiong the bilﬂlcsaaﬁd 5l0‘rVl1€I€ €ll7¢« _

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