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1"? It helpeth them that are ﬂrangled with eating of Mufhromes, or road ﬁools,if it be dr

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And being takenin wine,it is good againft the poyfon of Ixia (being a vifcous matte ding from the thiltle C/Jamxlion) and ofl-J emlocke, and againﬂ the biting of the {hrew m or the Sea Dragon :1‘: is applied to the fquincie or inﬂammations of the throat with hon)’ 3“ teigand with water to night wheales, and with hony to fwartifh markes that come vpon bru{€5-

It is applied after the fame manner to dim eies,and to mattering cares. _ f be

Iatzciumus C/tmemrim of Noremberg commendcthit greatly againft the jatindife, gil1l“g.° dim floures of\/Vormewoodﬁiolbmarie, Sloes, ofeach a {mall quantitie, and a little Saffron; bode wine, the body ﬁrfi being purged and prepared by the learned Phyfition.

_ _ , _ I 3 more :f°‘ 'f_ Thcfignrcwhich Formerly was in the fccond place,was ofa {mall Wormewnod not different from the common kind: but onelv In the fmalﬂtfrcvg.” lbishwhoit mntiekc taitegit growcs on rnouriraiiious places,and Gefvier calls it oebﬁvithium commune min»,-, 11¢I_,1lpj7mm ; now our Author; dcfcrgpﬁon was intcﬂdcd "Y ' hgurewc hauc giucu you,t'oz it is the tllrjiarlmm {Izntonii-:zm,of iome,as 'I(uelIzm and cefalpinuag and the G alarium Sardon;;g;y[ of Pm: and Label-

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C HA 4.49. Of Small lezfrzz’ Wor7;ze-wood.

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x._Aéﬁ';¢tbmm zenzszfrzliirvz Ax¢ﬂrz°,zc'!;7n_ Aufcrian Vi‘/c)rmewood . t h Va; Mall leafed Wormwood bringeth fort Ora rye many little branches, ﬂendefs “Pan foot high , fullof leaues , lefreb deale,and tenderer than the former; and nicely minccd:the ﬁoures like thofc former,hang vpon the little branches St fpglom the roots are fIIl&ll,Cl'€€plUg ouerthwa” whence do rife a great number ofyoﬂg this VVorrrm-nod allo is fomewhafw no lelii‘: bitter than the broad leafed hath not {o ranke, or F0 vnpleafant 3 {mg rather delightfull. ET The Place. . Hug. It grows plentifully in it/lyﬁa,ThT_3°‘?’ acre, garie, and Auftria, and in other reg1°_“’ D d in adjoyning:it is alfo found in Boh€“_°“l’ an 31’- many vntilled places of Germany -, 1‘ {5 alagng. fen} plant in the low Countries,and1“ an .

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5;] Tbe'I'1'me. . Au; It bringeth forth Homes and iced In om. tumne : a little while after when Winter cmot meth, the herbe withereth away,b”£ t 6 lkes rcmaineth aliue,from which leaues and R3 do come againe in the Spring. Hi The Names. ﬂ-[W21 Ill This Laéel calls pdéﬁntbium P9” M”, Trideminum Heréarimmz : Clu/feta‘: M 712,5/£71- tenuifolium Aajlriaeum : Taécrnamonfdﬁwal .t in tbium Naéatbmm Auieenna :wee ma)’ Ca 1

Englifh,fmall leafed VVorrnewO0d- 3:’

. ‘_ ~ Tb Small leafed Wormewood 1S offacqlriig ho,ea£:f3:,r)f,'

’ . n ' - - . f I fed 011C» and of like tacultie. it 18 as bitter alfo as the head 53 ’

A, 11‘ T56 Vemm. The faculties are referred vnto the common Worrnewood .

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CH A P. 4.50; Of Sex; Wormeawaod; qr TbeDcﬁrip2iioe;

He white or common Sea Wormwood hath many leans: out anccll diuided into inﬁnite ﬁne j ags,like thofe ofSothernwood,ofa white hoarie co out an iirong ﬁnell, but not Vnpleafam , among which rifg Vp tough hoarie ﬁalks fet with the like l.eaues,on the top whereofdo grow {mall yellowiih ﬁotireszthe root is totigh,and creepeth far abroad,b y means where

0 ~. g It greatly increaieth.

2 Udbﬁnt/Jirrm marimtm repent;

‘ 4'15 mt}.r' . iimm a’ézms f mm W’ D ' Creeping Sea Wormwood.

.VVhite Sea Wormwood.

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1 _ x . h ver man (‘oft leauett rowin ‘ clofe b the ground,‘ .°fada?ii3ef3,rOad iéaied Scab?/1:) or jggged iis the other ogfhis kiﬁds : theiiioures grow VP°h the to :rct>f?9iOl‘J‘r,lIl:CSi:<;ir-Rab ellowih colour : the root is tough and creeping. 1: This hath ina-

Syweake ﬂgndettgfagghesicomriaonlv two foot long at their ful growth,red of colour and creeping *1 the ground :the 163%; are ﬁn3_1l’nart0w, long and jagged, or parted towards their ends in“)

fun - “ h sate fet - dry P9-Tcels : they are greens aboue, and grayiih vnderneath : the toppes or the branc e .

fdth many, little ftalkes, forrie inch long : which vPonil1ortfoo_t-Ptalltes corrimirig otiftt<IJ]fistIl{1i¢nd‘; :1, es °f little lorwiih narrow leaues carry fmall round l<nops,lil<e as in other plants 0 d the” it dta 'e is a little gittéfifh and the finell not vnpleaiaiitzthis growes with M‘. P4W”f”” “foégin hi; [1 aslr V ' , i A P b M‘ I05” T”“"‘f“'”t’ emember lt\ ta ﬁrli: fent ouer from the Ille of xees iy . _ . d T 5 ‘ eruations mention: itsby the name of edéﬁnth.Pozztz'eemﬁq>zm:m Hcréarzamm , 3" “ "7’-{€35

mm by the title of Alpﬁmréixmz repem. i

~ P1 ee. . ~ The dndsin the felt marihes neere vnto the Tea, in

T - . . hefe Wormwoods doe grow vpon the raifed grou hem ﬂourim ag in his “Mum”

moﬁ - doth I Places of En land - which bein brou ht into gardens ) c N 3 p1a°°:at1d retainetgi his izmell ti1[’re an}?! natugall <1U'=1liEi€‘:35 h““7hb°€”“ (“Ln Pr°‘~1*~d. 1: I hatie not

it . _ . . - . Gard that the later growes Wilde with vs in iinglafgi-Z 3 six The