1o22. Of the Hiﬁorie of Plants. Li B. 2. :31 W t?h=eiHil1orie? of Plants;

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. ' f] a ‘ g , . t y , . _ ﬁoures : the feed is long and rough, like the feed of Carrots,but greater: the root is iiraiﬁht a aﬁ;:?}?3ﬂ0tl1€T,fnipt about the _edges,and ending in a long and {harp pointed lieal°e:thefe leaues as ﬁngle,growing decpe into the ground,of3 whim C0101", and in tafte like the Parfn€P- d Teddi C alks are fomewhat rough and har{h,arid of a darke greene colour:the ﬂoures are (mall and

2. Thereis another fort like vnto the formenfauing that the leaues thereof are 131°“ . mm 0 mom , and grow in little vrribels, and are fuceeeded by longifh little rough feed of fotnewhata ﬂour-es are of a reddilh colour : there hath great controuerﬁe rifen about the true dc_€Cfm‘P it {E e feed: andﬁroiiiaticlce tali and fmellilt is an annuall plant,and ﬂoures commonly in Iuly, and the Czmalis, becaufe the Latine interpretation of Diofcoride: is greatly {ufpe€’tCd.¢°_m‘“‘mgsmthe mic ﬁ,,fm['7"e “Fe in !’iiigiil‘t:.Cara/za and T/zaliua cal it Dazwoides mz'm¢s;and m1a2m,c4m/a famine ajfera much fiiperfliious matter, not pertinent to the hiﬂiory: but wee deeme that this plant 5 mum V {W 7‘It6enri£»r¢5,Therc is a bigger and lerfer varietie or fort of this plangfor you {hall ﬁndqit Cizacalzlgthe notes fet downe declare it fo to be : the ﬁoures, faith he,are reddifh : the {CC 5 doc

W1 . . \ . . . . i r _ _ _ her as an ~ "3 V0 the height of two cubits,with leaues and all the vpper parts anfwerable, and you may with a rough huske let about with prickles, which cleaue vnto garments that it touc ’

_ oalne QM‘, - _ A . . . . , leafam m ‘ true it not to exceed the height of halfea foot.

:BLlrS5hvhiCh roughneffe being pilled off, the feed appeares like vnto hnlled CW9: “°"”P 23,, 6 1 his Other, which Bari/jzzze hath ﬁrlt fet forth in writing by the name of Czzzrczzlér mloﬁi eckia ta l’tc,all which do lhew it to be the fame.

h V er end that m”':‘Q"»11ath a white 8; long root, from which it fendsvp fundry {mall crefied and rough bran- 3 There is likewife another fort that bath a long ﬁngle root,thrutnmed about t pl gfpbyms Oth iicl1.%t%%my he along Won we gfoundﬁmd are ofgn Vnequal 1ength,fome a cubit long,‘ with many thrummie threds of a browne colour : from which rifcth vp diuers ﬁalkes fu my U: few ~oOme fcarfe two handfulls:the leaues are fmall,tough,winged, and deeply jagged,and at the or knees, couered with a {heath or skinnie ﬁlme, like vnto that of<Jl/team‘: the leaues art; he M1 ks ﬁg“ an 00 Of each leafe, clofe to the fialkes vfually vpon very fhort foot-Ptalkes grow frnall little or jaggedrefembling the leaues of our Engliih Saxifragezthe ﬂoures grow at the WP ° t

roiiiidcl COIOUT white,or reddifh,and made ofﬁue little leaues apeecemfter thefe follow the feed, in fpokie rundles like Fenncll: the feed is lrnall like that ofParﬂey. wi d I ’“3”,aiid rough,and they grow 'clol'c to the lialkes. It floures in lune and Iuly, and growes

C0l,f!7fW:n nndfy p'laces,as in the fields, and vpon the banks about S.Iames,and Pickadllla. Faéiur Th “ ‘Eldges it to be the true Scdndix of the Aritients. 1: ‘ y A annrralle 18 hkewife one oftheﬁe found in Spaine,called Camila; Hz‘/]umz'ca, like the ﬁrlhbut it is an

. _ _p but it pemﬁnta Which petifhes at the firﬁ approch ofwinter,the which Ihaue fowne in my garden, gs, . ‘as? “W 3;,/, _ “(bed before the feed was per-fe€ted.: A \"l’ \\\';0’I \ K‘ i ‘:-

11: 5 C/zzzmlzk mz'm2r_ﬂq('culz'5 ruﬁentiém. 2]: 6 C aucalia mdofa ea/.viim0ﬁo"”'”“ Hedge Parﬂey. Knotted Pariley.

3 ‘.4’ . ““ €‘* 7 L . I 1 xx V3: , V -- ouirgaefe Plants do grow naturally vpon rocks and ﬁony grounds:we haue the ﬁrilt and the third in ' " \‘~ﬁ y it ‘ g, ' r . ﬁmﬁs in molt places oflinglandzthatwith red ﬂoures is a firanger in England. 1 ” T ’ ' the C ‘ aue not heard that the third growes wilde with vs, but the fecond was round growing in °‘.“€ fields on the hils about Bathe,by M'.Bawle:. ¢ Th 1]‘ The Tiiiﬂ. ‘ ‘*3’ Home and ﬂourifh from May td the end of Auguft. 3

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E {I The Names. A _l _ 4 1 . _‘., mgnma-Yd Parlley is called in Greeke Uumlt: in Latinealfo‘ Cazmzlir .- of fame, D4”‘”5f?7“"f’l"“ -' 333 namgt ebaﬁard names ofbemncrimmigro. .- in Latine,Pe: Gallinareus. 1’ 5*‘ Pull; .- the Egyptians I1en‘:1e‘s~Vf<£1ta .- the countrey-men of Hetruria,Petroﬁ:lloﬂ¢lmztica : in Englifh. baﬂafd Pﬂfﬂﬁyi and

1). q The Temperatkrc and Vermes. c 1 . _ . :3 hoke:{‘::{de3 faith,that baliard Parﬂey is a pot-herbs which is eaten either raw or boiled,and pro. Ai ' inc‘ \ 9° ~ . - . foylézﬁya SW1} reckon it vp alfo among the potgherbes : Galen addeth, that it is preferuccl in pickle B . hefesinwintcr. _ _ _ ; , - i, L, - C“ vi‘ “ed of b Q d Pa ﬂ is euidently hot and dry_,and that in the fccond d_egree:it proiioketh . “Errand bringeathedownetz dz delired ﬁckneffe :'i’tdilTolu‘;tI_1"th~e {lone and gfluﬁth it forth. ﬂ—_ ‘Eth am :1, ﬁo pings of the liu‘er,I‘pleen and ki nies:itcuttet an eoncoéieth raw and . at f,Qn]u;§]1C1l:e hlttglorsc: it dhmforteth a cold ﬁomacl2e,diﬂ‘olueth winde, quickneth the ﬁghgand re- t h . . av . “VI ‘ » ~ tlles “; fol; ierialriti’slf(l3rr:i‘i:rii£d(iietr:ri~i1es1i?pgon Iggaﬁofgiféfs Li?-121 .attributeth vnto it many excellent very-p E; \\ ’ p"°'~10ke Venery and bodily lun, a etc 10110 t e parts. ' ‘ma’ V c3“1'€w' - ~ -"' utorn' a‘ it 4 Clﬂﬁtld vnder the name OfC'dﬂ6'4l1/'5 W497 hath defcribed and ﬁgured this, which hziihchcsy \ 5 hich belonged éo the third dcfcriptioninzhiseha ptcrvms fame;-lyy f E glilhs xifiage. ny creﬂed firaight {talk-es fome two cubits high or more, which are diuided into‘ _f““ ‘Y ughefv \\\ and alfagh {(°Ym fend fort‘? large anfd winged leaues fomwhat like thofe of Angﬁllcgeiga of{om€‘ 0 d d ando an ar er gl'CCD;3C t etopso the branches grow vtnbelsofwhitifh flourcsa *9 3 lik_€ C P , O . an lgxan gr5_ Vvhata purplilh or ﬂefh colour vnderneath;_and thefe are fucceeded by broad feed ‘Elmo 00:15 H A ‘ 4‘ 4 f C J’ . thofe of the Cow-Parfncp,but that they are rougher, and forked at the top, and prick 6 ,0 Th D6:/rm "W p white,hard and wooddy. It ﬂoures in Iune, ripens the {:eed_in Iuly and Auguft, gm X 3 t ll P ‘ dies, and the feed mull be fowne in September, and to it will come vp and continue g Winter.

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of 133%?’ 1346}: and Pliny haue reckoned smymium among the kindes ofParf%]6Ya Wh;:;:)§i“d3“;‘F€:1?§

. _ _ . , the V e t is plant is young and not growne vp to a ﬁalke, may ftand wit very tea on, or 5 Belides thefc Formerly defcribed there are two others rowing wilde Wm’ vs ’ dges, t at th . * _ , . b f hat thicker and lar : "-

thefcgwhich I hang thought good to call Hedge, or ﬁeld Parﬂey, (becaufe it growes a out E fame p glioiég . 6 Young leaues next the ground are like to Parﬂey, ut omw get a

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ff .hlCh rifeth vp a Ptalke a cubit high and fomewhat more,garnifhcd with round leaues,farre' whi ‘ﬁn: from thofe next the ground , incloﬁng the fialke about like Thotow wax, orAPerf‘oli_ar4,‘ °““¢S‘ are ofa yellow colougand doe rather icfemble theleaucs of Pole-foot than Parlley ‘-:

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and in plowed ﬁelds very plentifully euery where) hath crefled hollow ﬂalkc-S growmg VP [fa one

cubit and halfe high, whereon Rand winged leaues made of fundry little lfmgia‘ Ones’ again!‘