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‘W0 C“b1E5 hlgllibefct with large leaues,wh1ch do 1110“? “@617 ‘$311 tggllif = wherein the Phyﬁtions or Paris haue urn dece1ued,callrng or 1” nppoling the aedow Rue,

fem Smallage than Pimperncllpr rather the garden Parfnep. This plant conﬁﬁeth of m3DYmw at CH, 6 the right p,5g[[47m’rir¢7;*2,v\'lECt'€tlil€O it not like either in {hape or faculty : for it is nothing lb; doe g . - eallallin brealtitng the f’tone,~ot prouoking of vrine,as either ofthefe plantsgefpecially Pirzepzrzelg

leaues growing vpon one f’tem,fnipt or dented about the edges like a {raw : the ﬂoures_ h “I is 4 H H 51130? Ofthe {hikes in White round ml“ 3 the {ﬂed is like the COIHTDOD P3Yﬂ€Y> {wing I a ' ‘ W’”‘GVi’hich is not lb called hecaufe it hath any rarntniih ﬁnell of a Goat, but becaufe pi'a€ti—

h0‘~'t€l' aﬁd biting Vp0ﬂ thﬁ tongue. _ -Us of xgnﬁrs V to feed goats with it,whofe ﬂe {h and blond is lingular good againlt the flone:but it There is-a bigger and leffer of this kinde,which differ little,but that the fialkes and vei we u“ rather take it to be named [1zmfrm,0f f1’1’WMfJ’/”4»Wh€’¢ it g1‘0W€Sin great aboundance, the fa~ the leauei: of the leiier are ofa purplifh colour, and the root is hotter. Our Author formefll’ ‘:7: am OM30 not beingvnpiealannlbmewliat refcmbliﬁg the {men and “*3 05 DWCM, Ligﬁ/Wmgy the figure of the leffer in the fecond place,in {lead of that of Bzpinella. 13 ﬁlld P4,./i‘:f22,z.c.;: {o to cos1elude,botl'r thefe are called Saxiﬁagia. The fmaller is called of fome,Peme- ‘ ﬂdu[‘3aBiPiﬂE/?rz)-,1Q;}.,_Béitafﬂrda : ofmprzﬂa Smz’m,and alfo ofLeomro5:ss Em/2ﬁus,Pimpz‘m2/I4 mzziar .- Di»

3zpz2zeﬂ4,jiue Saxzﬁriz“ ’””W E?” Call it 1’;;a¢;;z;zg[14faxzﬁnrga 5_fDI' there is alfo another Pzmpmellaytalled PZW3PZ77€[./zlf/iI7§1,z;zﬂ7yé:,4: neg-

Small Burnet Saxifrag°- Kltllﬂéﬂdirrg the verfe 'oc_F0te rehearfed fhewéth 8 diH:€!C“C¢ b‘3’€W"35U P"”’P"”€[14 and Saxrﬂwga in $311" Dutch]: is called lﬁibeifuclz in low-_—Dt1tch,$atm18¢!€ 3 in Englilh the greater may be cal: gr‘?! Saxiframaand the other fmall Saxifrage. ‘ {MB/»’P2nc,'1,z15 Caugd 5,,x,:]=;»,gg,, m,',W_. in yEng11{h,{‘ma‘1.1 Szn;i[tage,as Pimpineﬂaiscalled great Saxia‘ 0- ll: C0/u}73,1;L iudgcs it to be the ‘.T’:r4gm7n ofDzofa2rz:/es. ; « , can The Nature.

. ofshxiflage of both kinds,w5ith their feed,leaues,and roots are hot and dry in the t thlﬂ and fubtill parts,

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_ J. y QT i‘1“he I/ertzm‘. . -' _ . _ fag he feed and root of_ Saxifrage drunk with wine, or the deeocftion thereof made with wine,cau'- tie ‘0 pilfe vveli,breaketh the {tone in thekidnies and bladder,and is ﬁngular againfl the llrangu- V ﬁ0ppings of the kidnies and bladder 5 whereof it took the name Saxzﬁ"agM,0r Brealeftone. a d h“ luice of the tleaues of Saxifrage doth clenfe and take away all fpots and freckles Ofthe face B eauffth a good colour. I k edlﬁilled water thereof mingled withfome vineg °‘ away all obfcuritie and .darkneIfe of the fame;

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, ‘ d 2 Bipihélla is likewife a kind ofBurnet or Pimpinell,vpon which Pam hath beﬁowefl thisa» tion Saxzﬁaga minor : vnderwhich name S;zxz_fr'-aga are comprehended diuers herbes 0 _“‘Cr and the one very vnlike to the other : but that kinde of Saxifrage which is called HiW’_”= rough °‘ hairy Saxifragepfothers Bz'pz‘nella,is bell: known, and the beftof all the relh 1 C {mall Bumegor common Parfley,fauing thatit is void of haires,as may appeare by I '5

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_ Pimpmell hath haires fome,but Saxifrage hath none. N0tW15hﬂ3*’d”}€§sI 113116 found a kinde hereof growing in our paﬂures adioining 10 LO leaues whereof if you take and tenderly breake with your hands, you may draw fort like the web of a fp1der,fuch as you may draw from the leaues of Scab}.-ons, The R3 ' diuiding It felfe from the joints 01‘ kI1C‘€S. i_nto fundry other (‘mail branches-,at the £09.‘; grow {mall rtrrta or fpokre rundles,ofawh1te colour: after which comma}; the feed 11 C

-or Caruwaiespr a {harp tafte : the root 1S alfo flzarp and hot in talte. a q] T ePlacc. ‘ Thcfe plants do grow in dry paftures and medowes in this countrey very plentilully - qf The Time. They Home from Iune to the end of Augufl. That which F"‘bﬂ calleth Pi777Pi72e/la mtgie Zzglazzijhzrs termeth Saxif“ 431.»: rmtior, which kifrrldtc \l - ‘ A l , U , . ' « ‘ : » . "4 ’ . ' . — ' I ntw 5 ‘ i A i r 0 7" i ,L.. Q ‘ ‘ . ~‘ -~ T " of Saxifrage more abfolutely anfwcreth the true Plze/lnmlrwm ofﬂmy, than any Other P a s y I 2 ‘ » - ~.. » ” V. ,t » , I .

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