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aifo are a little jagged or cut about the edges 5 and in thefe two particulars conﬁfts the WI;.°1e ference. Cluﬁm calls it Chcledmium mzrj as 1452;224:9120;-e .- and Bauhinc, Cheledzmium ma)”-‘/7’ 9’ 7 225:. It q} ‘T he Place.

It growt th invntilled pieces by common way ﬁdegamongbriers and bramblcsaab

and in the {hade rather than in the Sun.

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— T 1; The Time. It is greenc all the yeare : it iloureth from Aprill to a good part of Summer : the C015 ‘"6 éledin the mean time.

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q; The Name}. _

It is called in Greeke xmaauav = in Latine, Chelidonium rrmjm, and Hirmzdinarium mill” 8 the Apothecaries, Chelidamn .- diners rnifcall it by the name Chelidonium .~ it is name 1“ at“: Ce[zfa’om'a.- in S pani{h,Cclm’uhmha,Terrzm a'e 1.1/rgolrmdriizhga .- in high-Dutch, 65301.5 §‘1}°ln():clan. in low-Dtrtch,§\tt'nkeuIJe dsoumez in French,Efclerc,or Efclayrgand Celadoine : in Eﬂgmh’ dine,or great Celandine,Swallow-wort,and Tetter-wort. ‘ died;

It is called Celandine not becaufe it ﬁrlllpringeth at the commiﬂg in of Swall0W55’ ofd Opi- when they go away, (for as we haue faid, it may be found all the yere) but becaufe fomc 110 hicb nion,that with this herb the dams rellore ﬁght to their yong ones when they cannot 1'66; '. things are vain and falfe 5 for Cornelia: Ce%¢:,lz'h. 6 .witnefTeth,That when the ﬁght oftlle ‘Z’ uers yong birds is put forth by fome outward means,it will aftcra time be rellzored of it ° foonell ofall the ﬁght of the Swallow :whereupon (as the fame Author faith) the tale thorow an herb the dams reftore that thing which healethofp it felfe. The very fam'e“d0Y C

‘alledgt-,lz‘h. 6. dc Animal. The eies of Swallowes (fatth he) that are not ﬂedge, if a man do 9 them out,do afterwards grow againe and perfeétly recouer their ﬁght.

moﬂgﬁ Italian.

I The Nature. _ The great Celandine is manifellly hot and dry,and that in the third degree, and witha and clenfeth eifeétually. .

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A , V qr The Vermey. A “mi: The juice of the herbe is good to {harpen the ﬁght, for it clenfeth and confumeth aw’), d with things» that cleaue about the ball of the eye,and hinder the ﬁght,and efpecially being bode hony ina brafen velfell,as Dio_/Earider teacheth. , I when The root cureth the yellow jaundice which comes of the flopping of the gall, cfpfcfal Y there is n.0_ague ad joined with it,for it opens and deliuets the gall and liuer from lt0?P“’gS' The root being chewed is reported to be good againll the tooth-ache. _ D,-gym." ‘dThe‘ juice mull: be drawn forth in the beginning of Summer,and dried in the ftrnnefalih rt 2:. ' Theroot of Celandine boiled with Anife feed in white wine, opens the ﬂ:Oppirlg5 0 and cureth the jaundice veryfafel ,as hath been often proued . T hggull” The root cut into {mall pieces is good to be giuen vnto Hauks againil fundry difC3f""W j to they are {able &,as wormes,Cray,and fuch like. . €d1n' 1: _I haue by experience found(faith Clu/Sm) that the juice of the great Celandine drop? W to {mall greene wounds of what for!‘ foeuer,wonderfully cures them. ll: '

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g C H A P.‘ 4.36. r Co:/gszcomhe or yellow Karrie.

Q] The Defcrijztim. 4 ' ‘ ‘ « . . . 1' 5 Hrz:/fa Galli, or Grz;/Ia Gallinaru, hath a {trait upright ﬁallte fetabouc w irh narr0W I‘?"“Cr5'g] ‘P T round about the edges : the ﬂoures grow at the top gf the Remmes, of a yellow C_°I°ub1’ ddef which come vp little ﬂat pouches or purfet, couertid ouer or contained within 3‘ “me ich bev

or ﬂat skin.open before like the mouth of: ﬁfh,wherin is contained ﬂat yellowifh reed: ‘V v ;_o.ok ing ripe and dry will make a noifeor rattling when it is fhaken or moued,of which pf0P‘"7

the name yellow Rattle: ﬂy yjhq

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Hiﬂorie of Plants.

Ifrj -5 V- ﬁ' 5441- Y ellow rattle or Coxcomb.

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{I '1"hePlacc. It growes in dry medowesand paliures and is to them a great anoyance.

1] The Time, It ﬂoureth molt part of the Summer.

‘ The Names. It is called in low-Dutch,15a'te|¢n, and ﬁzzle ixattlem commonly in Latin-e,Crz‘- ﬂat Gallz‘, and Gallzrmea Chrzﬂz‘ .- In Englifh, Coxcombe,Penny-grall'e,yellow or white Rattle : in high-Dutch it is called gee] 336021: in French,Cre/lc dc Cawdiuers take it to be the old writers Aleéforolophor.

It Some thinke it to be the Mimmu/as :' or as others (and that more ﬁtly) read-e it,- mammulm , mentioned Pliﬂy, 115. 13. mp. 28. i

qr The Nature zrmlf/trm'es. _ b

What temperature or vertue this herb

is of, men haue not as yet been carefull to know’, fceing it is accounted vnproﬁtable.

C H A 1». 4,37. 0f‘Red male or Louf°«w0r?-

In The Deﬁriftim.

Pedimlarrk. f€~wort,or red-Rattle.

Ed Rattle (ofbadafzew called Fiﬂularizgand a_‘c5..’ cording to the o mom and cenfure of Clu[im,; Pemz,and others,_t e true Altéiorolophasj hath ve. ry fmall rent or jagged. leaues or a brown red t;olour,—~ -and weake (‘mall and tender l’tallts,wherof fame lie at- long trailing vpon the ground : in very moorilh me- dows they grow a cubic high and more:but inmoiff and wet heaths and iuch like barren grounds not a-

boue an handfull high : the ﬂoures grow round about.

the l’talke,from the midﬂ thereof euen to the top, of a brown colour,in {hape like the ﬂoures ofdead N et- tle: which being pali, there fucceed little ﬂat pm}-L ches, wherein is contained ﬂat and blackifh feed,‘ _m {hew very like to the formerzthe root is fmall,wl1IT"~’:l and tender. . HI The Place. g _ r —

‘ ‘ft and moorifh medoyws"-"he herb’

is ;:i;e:Ii3r:f?tlable,but alfo hurtful to meclowes

The Time‘. y p g It is found with the ﬂoures and ﬁalks in May and

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