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11 3 E; A Lrr the £7111Pt01"1C of Plants, “:3; V g ,. , , Qf 331,3 Hiﬁane 01- planm H39 1 P"’3’l1.:‘;z'.r. ’ l 2 P/ay//z'tz'.c multgﬁda. H my very good friend M"Nz'co[44 Belfaiz lound in a H‘“‘5‘[°ng“e' Finger Harts-tongum A’ . "* grauelly lane in the Way leading to Oxey park neet ‘ Vx/atfordﬁfteen miles from London. It groweth

likewife on the (‘tone walls ofﬂampton court, in,’ the garden of lv1"Hug,_g-em keeper of the {aid houfe.

5 Theffiis 3 kiflde ofFern called alfo [:7L’?IK§’i0i1i~ tz‘s,butwith this addition percgrzm, that is very fel« dome foundgand hath leaues very like V;,to{—1;n-£5; tongue, but that rt i_s palmed or branched in the part next the ground In manner‘ of the feconcl Pizytt Jim at the top of the leaues,otherwife they telem- ble one another in nature and fome.

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g ‘ _'.l The Place. The comtnorr l-Iartsuongue grower; by the way {ides in great plenty, as you trauel_l from .Londoh 45,,’ 2 - to Exceﬂet , in fhadowic places and ztnoiﬂs ﬁony‘ ' ,.,. " vallies andﬁwensa and is mugh p‘,a1"=.:.‘ctl in gardens. . r ‘V ' V The fecond I fouind in the gzrulen of M Cum. . tizicb a lhrgeon dwelling at lVll1t:l1—DL1nm0Win Bf. fex,who gaue me a plant for my garden . .V 1 M‘ Goodyer found it wilde in the bankes ofa lane neer Swanelingmoft many miles from South~ hampton. :1: _ V It groweth vpon Ingleborow hils,and in diucts other mountaines of the North of England.

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.. _ T/acifliséze. ;_ y H _ K I‘13g1*een all the yeare lo,ng,yetlefl'e green in winter : in {timmer It now‘ and Ellcribrrngs forth "W l‘3aues. ‘ 2 J . I _ '2'/7eN;mm. ill 4 Hemiamm wmvr. Pm trs called in Greeks, Mm: in La1tinela1f01’}’)'/1"”"l " i Small Mo0n- Fcfne’ 3! ..“"‘M .- for it differs much from the ri ht Scolo wdria or ﬁlgf. . a g. : gong: tnlow-Dutcl1,192|:[tonge:1n Spamfh, Lengua new

,1}. . r glmd, Harts tongue 5off0me,3tone Harts tongue. A[mlems,ca_p 1 Tbs Nature.

Q n {hops,L'i}2gmz Carrying, and falfly ‘Scalp. {tone Ferne : it is called in high Dutch, im : in French, Langrre db cerf.-. in’ .8 3. nameth it 1r’.1clz'o[;:-5.

T * , . . _ . _ . W58 «'3: eluding an'd.dry1ngfacuIt1e. V Q ~ — qt Tberemm. y_ 1 V _ . . ’T!'\ﬁ 0f1?!'1).r:2zr Harts tongue is commended againft the larke and bloudy ﬂlx 5 D“’l"-""’*"~’“' P39-Cl3‘“-‘ll: ‘ oeirtgg d.r-tmlte inwine it is a remedie againﬂ: the bitmgs of Serpents, 9 g g . _ _ - ‘ V I '~— :_ r \ . - . -2 :3 gm», hatclneffe and Pcoppmg of the fpleen and.huer,- and all other grrcfes proceedmg or *‘f‘%=K<':r;<; or {lf_o'ppingS wlratfoeuer;

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I t ‘ -~ V ” / 2 A‘, ~ _ “ pleen-Wbrtibeirlg that lcinde of Peru called LAﬂ7leﬂiI¢m or Cate:-zzchatlicl g1§‘l5C'::;§:>1[0fen.‘r ‘ * ‘ ‘ — drizz, hath leaues a fpan long, jagged or cut vpon both ﬁdes, eucn h_31'f ﬂy 1. -- - C rrb, ,0“ euery cut or incifure being as it were euthalfe round‘ ( whereby it 1; *f~10Wne from the 56- gl‘ S_Pl€enwo‘tt) not one cut right againﬁ another,but one beﬁdes the other, ct In fetreralorder,‘ thing ﬂlpperie and green on the vpper ﬁde, loft and downy vnderneath; which Whm ‘MY bee ‘Vi’. l cred are folded vp together like a lcrole,and hairy without,much 11l<C C0 the rough B:3a‘r.w0rme : Frewith men bait their hooks to catch ﬁfh. The root is frnall,blacke,angl mu ghmtuzh platted

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