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The firil kinda of rcmazmm or Hogs Fqeinnell groweth very plentifiilly on the South iide ofa ;:°°dhelonging to \/Valtham, at the Nafe in Effex by the highway fide -, alle at Whititable in h_°“t,in a medow neere to the fear fide, fometime belonging to _Sir Henry Crifjre, and ad joyning to dis h°Uie there. It groweth alfo in great plenty at Fetierfham in’ Kent, neere vnto the hauen vpon '5 bankes tliereofiand in the mcdowes adjoyning. V _ _ _ A Imye fecond kinds grgweth Vpon the {eacoafis of Montpellier in France, and in the coafis of

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«J ‘T/Je Temperature. ~ _ belhefe herbcs cfpccially the yellow fap of the root,is hot in the fecond degree, and dryin the “mg Of the third. ‘ .y ‘ ‘ The Vemm. h _ V

ii The Yellow fap Ofthe root or Hogs Fennell, or as they Call it in fome Places Of England» HOW- “éfitaken by it felfe, or with bitter Almonds and Rue, is good again?! the flloffneffe Of bfflatha gf "."‘Eeth the griping paines of the belly, diffolueth and driueth away ventofitre or windineffe

em“ &0macke - it walteth the fwelling of the rnilt or fpleene,Ioofcth the belly gently, and pur— g thbl’ fiege bofh flegme and choler. _ s . V, _ _ d The fame taken in manner aforefaid prouoketh vrine, eafeth the pa"mC Of tjhefildnles and blad- clcrildgufetll eafie deliuerance of childegand expelleth the fecondin¢,0f 39¢‘-bilrtha afld the dad

, ficfthe rap Or luyce of the root mixed with 071C OF Roféss 0‘ Vmegcrs and appnfid’ eaferh the Pal‘

Scia .mP€S, contraétion or drawing together of l'rnev’vc$5 and 311 °1d °°Id direafes’ efpcciauy the “C ; i . :2 ' t It is 3fed with good fucceffe againlt the rupture or burftings in Y°u“g chlldremand ‘S “'3' g°°d 0 beapplied vnto the nauels of children that {land out ouer much. r V. , K aga- E demotion of the root drunke is of like vertue vnto the juycerbut 11°‘ 31‘°g¢'the‘ f° efiefiuau ma the forefaid difeales. r fi- k- ' an 9 foot dried and made into ponder doth mundifie and‘ clenfe 019‘ 1“ mg and COTWPE {Ores fad‘? can and flealetb them , it alfo draweth forth the corrupt and rotten bones that hinder the me -‘°fIi healing and likewife fplinters and other things fixed in the Hen‘-

e fa'd - f‘ h root mixed with oyle of Rofes, eaufeth one to fweat if the body 3§f::?eor§m§ iiigfer“? irthl:};:1eCi0l:htcr:f0rC good to‘ be put into the vnéhon or ointment for’ thefrench

an:ih€'eo11gca1ed 1 i quot tempered with oile ofRofes, and applied to the head after the manner of H

thetiimifiif‘ g°°“ £1‘ §“£E’3r”3§2 Elli331l‘§§§§~L’il?;?igZiZ‘frf§“§§riE‘§“:r§§‘i‘§§?$‘§,§l§ii?fr"§oi.‘i vulf 2 atetroue _ __ ta“ y ’. .. ~.> oy1eu:;'s1;‘i“0<}C fi:::r{npts,antc1leg‘enerally it rs a remedy for all infirmities of the finewes,with vrneger and I o ' .: - ~ and Zgtirgei beiéig Elgar: vnto reuiueth and calleth them againe that be Pcrangled with the mother; . na e. ~ _ _‘ , . d. ting taken ynef reafigggc is helpeth the cough and dilficulty of breathing, gtupings and mm. It °’“’hiCh,as Galen addeth proceedeth from the gtoffeneffe and clammincfle of humQlgS-

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