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i Qjyccnc ouhc 3,v§cdo=;.;_ turning or winding one with another,»

made into a ﬁnelittle head:the root hath. 4“ a fweet fmell,f readin rat abroad blaele ‘\l

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9.". ‘1§t M It . _ 3: 2 There is al lo another which by - _ 4 3% h ‘s ‘ ~, ‘> ,», tﬁ’ . 1 ~'*’ ’ Fzzcbﬂm, Tragw L&ﬁir€ruS,Gcfner, and 0.. ' _4 _‘ ‘ , Z, ‘ ~ "- thers, is called Barbe Capri :i: hath large

" ' wooddy roots,leaues of theabigneﬂe, and growing fornwhat after the manet of the wild Angelicazthe {talks are creﬁed, and diuided into fundry branChes,which cary long bending fpikes or eares of white ﬁoures and feeds lbmewhat like thofe of the common kind:this ﬂours at the fame time as the former,&'. I haue not yet heard or it wild with vs, but only feene it grow» ing with M’.Trad'cf£‘rmt.

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It groweth in the brinlcfes ofwaterie ditches and riuers ﬁdes , and alfoin me- dovves:it Iikcth watery and moiﬂ places,

and growerh almoﬂ euery where.

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(J The Time; » I It ﬂoureth and ﬂotrrefhieth in Iti?ne,Iu§ l and Au uﬂz. Y’ g In Téelﬂiames. _ V _ 1, , It is called of theft lfater age Regz'mzprati,_ . ' i - ' ’ ,. :i " dz? £401 ri.-0 ome,Vlm4rz}z£z alie- qf Tlie Tkmfzeraturc and Vermes. 4 3 do . 23; Vlmi (2772?/i"’dW’{Ox the likeneffe it hath with the Elrzilie trdere leaf€:in high Ddutch, Qotbiflfart- . VI/I 18'; ..- ' ‘so-IT ~: A There is, faith Galen, great increafe ofaingidium in Syria,and it is eaten no otherwlfc ‘M2,, ya §>fV:::1“f}, 34754 H177 »Wh1_°h name §e{1°“g‘1".‘1:‘ ‘O E113‘? P_1a§‘R";'_:’;:rI; gfngrgﬁiaynet wegnntftgggfge @794 is with vs at Pergamum :it iS,faith he,very wholfome for the ﬁomack, whether it be e S 5, r ltt dg/[atu1,Potcﬁf2/[4 m4}ar_.It hat . ome i ene e wit , h B47562 Chem) Fm: dc: Pm,’ ‘in or boiled 5 notwithliandingit is euident that it isa medicine rather than a nourifhmwt‘ 3, _ ‘ Enotm] C lam?“ 15 “Med 1” IOW DmCh’me‘m°m'm FT“ gs g,,,,,,,m,',,, ofﬁorember F 3 H bitter and bindingfo is it ukewife of a temperate heat and dﬁm=_s_ The hgat is not ver)’ 3? er - it i§’CausMcad‘i-fweet,Mcdow-fweet,and Queen of the metovtbreC;d.fe the mots faith he {CE ‘ 81!: , but it is found to be dry in the later end of the fecond degree, as alfo the {aid AuthO1' 3 6 r’ be e mE::}.°1ft"e Germa”°§]h’sfc9ung[31Ccn’¥?HEﬂ§ kgeagalffe the antiem haﬁtzny than ind 1:::{eO~ ' ‘ . , _ . . 4 , . _ O _ V . 1 his difcourfe of the faculties ofﬁmple medicines. _ nd pref???‘ hitches d 01:.‘ ‘Vormﬁs I ‘at. $“-‘ of to thyéir horfesimd 3ﬂ'c5,ag3]_nft um bots and warms info, the D’”f‘0rz'de:d0th alfo write the fame :This pot-herbe (faith he) is eaten raw,fo‘dd€“a3 - wine Whicli it ~ ==¥“¢ the 5:0 1°“ t " i - ’ ued with great good to the ﬁomaclgit prouoketh vrine,and the decoétion therof made“ .» C11 and is 3‘°‘“1f1'C°mm°“dcd“

and drunke,is proﬁtable to fcoure the bladder ptouoketh vrine and is Good againﬂ the gran ﬂone. ~ ’ ’ D

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x q T6eNzzta’re. _ _ __ V d .vlt:de-fwect is mild and dt-y,t,vi[h an euident/biln/ding qualitte 2ld10lIl€Cl.. Thehard u'Is h r d. ., . dt, 1 f h h d umsaﬂd‘ ‘ T {I T76 675365. I _. e '_ _ ‘v V _ ' take away allclillth ynclheaognghgg fe{i:cl:in(;%tr1(?l:'eari1Cv%iOt(l)1ou(t)ﬁnﬁrnhiiift 3I1tte::h:gt1§1s,as,fOll0 7 st; 0t111'iX()é)t boiled,or rgade into ponder and drunlcghelpeth the bloudy ﬁiitﬁaieth the laslr, and A . ’ . . h A ‘T u — {bl ' man or woman.

my many other T0°th'P1°ks’and thcy 163"“ 3 9200a {CM Or {mm in the mouth‘ Ens‘ 13 t€P0l(tCesd(:tl‘latOtLl1CIEOUTCS boiled in wine and drunlcegdo take away the ﬁts ofa quartaine a. B:

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_ O - , we v in s 3,33 S.and ban uetmg iou es intie ummer time- ort e e e H A p 419 Of edezﬁaaeegor zzeene Qft/98 A/16510 ©t<;]r£r:eé:i:ci:g;‘lr::eitII} tl1§]{;1gf€S neither doth it caufe head-ac’he,orlothfomenelfe to meat, as fome

-%__cin_ereso. _ . L .4 there: dlﬁéued Watir of the Homes dropped into the eies, taketh away the burning and “Chmg 1) I . . U; ml” 311 cl _ “ His herbe hath leaues like Agrlmony, conﬂiiing of dimers Ieaues fet VpOl“ A t s eareth the light

dle rib like thole of the afh tree,euery fmall leaf ﬂeightly fnipt about the c :°a'{e5'::f the N‘ #d’"

on theinnerﬁde , andonthev ' er lidec I d ' kl d like vntotho 6 ac ’ v i ' t Sdxi rd 6; Elmetree ;where0f it make the name Vlmgrga, 0ftl1Crlll$}i)lietlld)cr(::'rl?l<cI1celie that the lcancé 163” h C H A P. 410’ Ofigume f g

. _ . ’ Q, ' ' ' _ . : Elmerleaues. _ The {lalke is three or foure foot high, rough, and veryytgﬁgxlgzuorsc I {let a '1-«His great kinda of Pimpingfhor faﬂiféﬂgfﬁage, hath great and long roots, falhioned.

. " en’ 0? 3 rcddlﬂ‘ PWPIC C010?” ' 0“ ‘he ‘OP _WI"‘3’€°f are Very ‘nan? 31 vf 3 I we ' like a Patfnep of anchor and biting taﬁe like Ginger : from which rifeth vp an 310_1l°‘~V; maandsrowttvgtosetheri 0f:%Whi¥t¢C0l°“§¥€n<lII1gt0y¢11°Wn€l’“=~ P m ‘ t ' ’ ﬂalk“

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