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A____________,.... , . . . . . ~ ' and tetfﬂgcn :in low Dtucebmtzmen 1_98t¢|3Ml8:1n French, die Perﬁl : in Spamfh ,1’””“’ ’“{’I‘”‘'’’ C, ,S!l.l:{‘:1 : in Italian,Petro/Ella .- in EngliIh,Perfele,Parfely,common Parﬂey, and garden Par €_YoOkc

is it not the true and right Petroﬁlinum which groweth vpon rockes and ftones, wher_€UP°“ 1” arden his name,and wheteofthe heft is in Macedoniaztherefote they are deceiued who think thatgarﬂey Parﬂey doth not differ from ﬁone Parfley,and that the only difference is, for that Garden Idem

is ofieffe force than the wildsfor wild herbs are more iirong in operation than thofe of the g3

q The Temperature. _ . d dc,‘ Garden Parﬂey is hot and dry, but the feed is more hot and dry, which is hot in the {econ . gree-,and dry almoft in the third : the root is alfo of a moderate heate. , g qr The Vertuer. ‘ A , The leaues are plealant in fauces and broth,in which beﬁdes that they giue a pleat”: tlhgézeicz be alfo liugular good to take away ﬁoppings,and to prouoke vrine:which thing thﬁ 10°“ 1 ‘

do notably performe if they be boiled in broth : they be alfo delightfull to the tafie,and agr€€“bl°

to tlieﬁomacke. . _ .ﬂ- we the B The feeds are more proﬁtable for medicinegthey make thinne,0peR,prouol<e vrine, d1 0 bring

ﬁ011€abY<“-3l< and Waﬁ away winde,-are good for fuch as haue the dropﬁe,draw dovme menfes,

away the birth, and after-birth : they be commended alfo againﬁ the cough, if they bee mix“. 0

boiled with medicines made for that purpofe :laIily they reﬁt’: poifons , and thereforﬂ ‘"3 ml“ with treacles.

The roots or the feeds of any of them boiled in ale and drunken, caﬁ: forth ﬂrongV€n°m or PO“ fon,but the {bed is the ﬁrongeﬂ: part of the herbe.

They are alfo good to be put into clyﬁers againit the (tone or tortrients of the guts? C H A p. 397; Ofwater Tar;/ley, or Smézﬂage.

EZeoﬁ:lzmrm,ﬁue Palmlapium. Smallage. 5 .. t q} 'I‘heDeﬂ:riptz'm£

. ,7 - ‘ ‘ rin Mallage hath green fmooth 3!: yeg /( :2; ='$itl\j;L3,'.l].9(.‘¥7.’; 16:3; 8‘z“b‘,‘(§‘::,’e:‘:§,’;,'f'fh“(,”p§ o'fco_ ,. on " ' Pat ey:the Rallies be chamfered and dguli " into br_anches,on the tops whereof 3“ 5 white ﬂouresgafter which do ‘grow (6? leffer than thofe of common P“ V root is fafined with many ﬁrings-‘ e The Place, . This kind of Parﬂey delighteth

moifi placcs,and is brought from ‘ C

. ,4; ‘ 7 gardens. 1: It growes wilde abund

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It ﬂourifhes when the garden 1’ C and the {ialke likewife commeth ‘{Pt:..i ‘er yeare after it is fown,and then alro 1‘ Au forth feeds which are ripe in IUIY 8‘ '

{I The Names. It is called in Greeke ;;mm’am' -' 9 Q 1 elapium;%n.ﬂ1oPpes,4Pimn, _..‘,5,,"_'.V- / , _ _ A‘. y\ _ _ any additionnn Lat1ne,Paluj? ’» __'l'j//,y,;_ , , ~' g I M plum ruﬁieum .-in high DutCh,‘li3 ‘.(\,\; II: t .1 , v- if D“tCh,QEpp8,&ofdii1ers gleuﬁtoummﬂ ‘ A“ ~ --.~:.-tag‘ "WV in Spanifh andltalian,/11p;., ,. j,nFrenchﬂCv or l we .- in Engliih, smauage. Marfh P“ " L water Par-Iley. , Sf TheTem[7er4ture.

~_ . . . . ._ - -t .. teran ’ If his Parﬂey is like in temperature and vertues to that of the garden, but it is both hot drier

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Li 3. 2.: Of the Hiﬁorie of Plants. d"°5and ofmore force in W096 things : this is felidome eatenmeither is it counted good for faiicey L‘ 15 very vnproﬁtable in medicine.

‘ qyTheVcrmcr._ . , , . r_ E , The juice thereof is good for many things,it clenlbthppeneth,attenuate‘th,ot maketh thin-,1: r€~ A oueth obﬁmaions and prouoketh vrine,and therefore thofe fytrupsiwhicgh hauc this mixt viuth “has that which is called Sympu: BjI£’»»¢?7ti77!45;0P€“ the ﬂopping?’ Ofthe 1”” and fpkennand 3*‘? b medic for long laﬁing agues,whether they be tertians or quartans,and all 0ih€l"Wl')lCi) proceed iau dokf; acold cattle and allo of obftrtrétions or iioppingst and are very good againﬂt the yellow 1 H i at ‘ , . , . The fa , ' . ‘ i ' ' ire ithe malitious and venomous vlcers of the m_outli,and ofthe a monds c[ii"Eih::1tcliCr(:iitt't\iv'i?teli:ii£[etii7e‘c:i>&ion oif Baily and Mel Roﬁzrmiz or irony of Roles added, if the . “P5 béwafhed themimh :1: likewife hclpethall outward vlcers and foule wo_unds :with hony it is proﬁtabge alfo for cankers exulccrated,fOr although it cannot cure them yet it keeps them from i 'trifa€tion and referueth them from ﬁinkingzthe feed is good forthofe things for which that Eh the Eardeii Pariiy is-yet is ‘not the vifethereoffo fails, for it hurreth thofe that are troiiblfed with E famn lickn as. b euident roofes it is very well knowne. ‘ . m3ll§gc’a5 51$; wfityethllath ii.) peculiar vertue againli the biting of venomous l“p1Cl:‘X‘_Sﬁ. . T C inice of Smallage mixed with hony and bean ﬂoure,d_°Fh make 3“ excellént mu“ .1 fcatlue ~ d vlcers and malignant fores,and {iayeth alfo the weeping of the out or hurt ﬁnues In 1m pie « °‘5sWhich are not very fatty or f1e(hy,and bringerh the fame to petfeét digefiion. _ _f F I T e leaues boiled in hogs greafe,and made into the forme of a pultis, take away the pain 0. 6- 3. On‘ and whitlowes in the ﬁngers,and ripen and heale them.

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C H A p. 398. Of e5W"0unt4i72e‘Pet{/16%

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Moumajgne Parﬂeyv ET The Dfﬁrzetzon.

He mu“, of mggntaine Parﬂeytas Dioﬁ‘97€i~'

J“ wmcth, is 5 {pan high, growing from a‘

ﬂendeirooti; vpon which are branches and little heads like thofc of I-Iemlocke , yet much ﬂenderer zon which ﬁalks grow the feed, which is long of; (harp or biting ta(ie,l1ender,and ofa ﬁrong ,fmell like vnto Curnimbut we canot ﬁnd that this kinde of rndiintain Parﬂy is knowne V our age: the leaues of this we here giue are like ghofe of common Parﬂy, but greater 8: broader, conﬁﬁingof many {lender foot{’ta.lks faﬂned vn- . . to them : the Pcalke is more , the ﬂoures on the " '— {poked tufts be white, the feed fm’all3tl1cYC0E is

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X‘ white, and ofa meant: length or bigneﬂeﬁn tafic " fotnewhat biting and bitterifh , and 0” ﬁV€‘3‘3 fmell. A

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f Die/Eeride: writeth,That mountain parfley gtoweth vpon rocks and mountains. _AD_d D040‘ new afﬁrmeth that this herb defcribed ?3‘°“’5_".PT on the hills which diuideg Sileﬁa from l‘~'l1<‘3/:r‘::’,. called in times pal} the countre)’ 0,‘ Fhhe I mom: mans :alfo it is {aid to be found or; Elma tains and hils in the North Pam 0 g "

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t « The Grecians do mine it of the 0€1OL‘lDI£1lIi€$,"‘

*4//,»..r-'- . e dim-i..;., which the Latinesalfo for that ca-ufe do

‘ _ ' _ _ - PM-ﬂay: in L.atine,i,dpmm .f btitDzq—

. . tum montanum and Mama umnrn En°l1ﬂ1 m°“mamet_ - ' . ‘ ; £7 ' h’ ‘ emde: maketh Petroﬁilimm 01‘ jiione Parﬂgy to, diﬁ-‘er fromvmountalne Pariley )« for, raith “ifé

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