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2 The wild Angelica,which feld0m_fgTﬁW?§ in gardens , but is found to gr0W PIC“ " y -

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1: 3 L/(rt/zaﬂgeliczr. Great wilde Angelica.

- es 15 , water-foken grounds and cold moili med0W 2

like to that of the garden,faue that his le£i)Ul€::: not fo deeply cut or jagged : they be alfo 3 an and narrower : the ﬁalkes are much ﬂ€1ldFmuC (hotter, and the ﬂoures whiter :ther0°‘ 15 mdam fmaller, and hath more thredy firing‘ appen ma; thereunto,and is not fo flrong offauor by 3 3 deale. ~ Jllmbialm and Gefner haue made mcllllllgﬂ of another kind ofAngelica,but weare vepri ti” derl)’ inliruéted by their infufﬁclenr dc CI iige ons: notwithﬂzanding for our better know ‘icm and more certaine affurance I muﬂ “eds re mee that which my friend M* Bredwel relafﬁd _‘° concerning his fight theroﬁwho found ‘I growing by the more which compafT35 ‘_ C of M" Mzmlre of the parifh ofluer two mil Colbrooke sand ﬁnce that I haue feenc I in low fenny and marfhy places of _Eff‘3X 3 I-Iarwich. This plant hath leaues l1k€ _ garden Angelica, but fmaller, and fcW€1' 1 bet, fer vpon one rib a great (‘talk groffc 85 whole joints and that {mall rib wheron :11 grows are ofa reddifh colour, hauing 1113 branches comming forth of an husk 0f C C’ was as is in the common garden Parfnep = the ﬂo - grow at the top of the branches,and arﬁ Of 3 Wh

colour and tuft fafhion : which being Pal)“ I and

fucceed broad long and thicke feeds, loqgerreat,

thicker than garden Angelica : the 1'00‘ 13 g thickt-,white,of little fauor,with fome ﬁrings appendam there;-o_ - and

1: This of our Authors defcription fcems to agree with the 4,c54,,ge,';m 0f‘L,,5c[,Daa'v7W”’

Cluﬁm rwherefore I haue put their figure to it. 1;

{I T/Jt‘ P1466. .133» g The ﬁrli is very common in our Englifh gardens 3 in other places it growes wild with0u_‘ P5 65, trng,as in Norway,and in an Iﬂand of the North called Iﬂand,where it groweth very high"! ten of the inhabitants, the bark being pilled ofF,as we vnderftand by fome that haue U305 hat Iﬂandslvho were fometimes compelled to eat hereof for want of other food - and they ‘CPO tins it hath a good and pleafant taﬂe to them that are hungry.It groweth likewife in diucrs mow“ of Germanie,and efpecially of Bohemia. ’

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They ﬁ°““‘ in MY and Auguﬂ and the roots for the molt ' d is “'96 y . _ , _ _ part perifh after the T66 11 ac :}§IL]lteil£uW;‘t)ig1:5f::l.t kept it from feedrng,by which means the root and Plant 3

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It is called ofthe later Age Angelica .- ‘ h‘ 11.1) h at H mg hem . merit murrser, that is, Spirirmﬁmiii radz1':3,tli§ rootlbtfctlic Rgggéohitneﬁeth : rﬁ

low- Dutch,2(lngclii13ﬂ: in French, Angelic : in Englifh a1 [0 Ange1i¢a_ /W/M

I t fcems to best kind 0fLafr’rpitium .- forif it be compared with thoﬁ: thin 5 which T560)’ 3?, at large hath written concerning Silpéium or Laferpitium, lz'é.6. of the hiﬂorie of Plantsrit H 6,11 peare to be anfwerable thereunto. But whether wilde Angelica be that which Taco]:/Wﬂ’” Cad by Magya'arz3‘,thatiS to lay,another kinde of L4ferpititma,,we leaue to beexarnined and conﬁde“ the learned Phyﬁtians of our London Colledge.

_ _ {I Tﬁc’ Temperature. r . ‘ h V A“geh°3>‘3rPe°13“Y that 0f $1163 gardcnns hot and dry in the third degrC€sWh‘3"3 fore It ope“: ’ attenu'a‘teth,or maketh thrn,digeﬁeth,and procureth fweat. {I The

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_ T/ye Vcrtzm. V V V V The root of garden Ancreiica is a ﬁnguiar remedy againlt poyfon, and againfl the plague, and al infections taken b cubiﬁ and comp: aim. ifyou doe but take a pieceof the root and hold it in -VPUF mouth or chew Elbe f3I1‘eh€tW'€€ne your’teeth,it doth molt certainely driue away the pe{iilen-

an “heave; ar:nm«.~r{:rae corrupt aire haue poﬂeiled the hart,yet it driueth it out againe by vrinc 3l1dfweat,as Rue ar1c?Treacle,at1d fuch like Antipbarznaca do. _ A

, Ugelica is an enemy to poyfons : it cureth peﬁilent difeafes ifit bee vfed in feafon : a dratnme

“€11: ofthe ponder‘ hereof is giuen with thin wine, or ifthe feuer be vehement, with the diﬁi Iled i

claret of Cardin;-u fzezzcdzﬁfm or of T ormcmi/l,and with a little vinegre,and by it felf alfo,or with trea— e 3 ._ . . ‘ ‘J . ‘ . pers added. V V . _ .; » r _ . _ i din ‘ Operietb. the liner and 1" plecne : drafwegh downe the termes, drrueth out or expelleth the {econ- e. .

The decoggdgn myth; root made in winegis good againﬁ the cold {hiuering ofagues. V _ Us rel-‘Owed that the root is auaileable againﬁ witchcraft and rnchantments,if a man carry the ca 0"~1Eti1€f11,8.S Pzzc1J,"5w.r faith. V _ i_ _ _ ~ , if tattenuaterh and mak Bth thi11,grO{i'e and tough ﬂegme : the root being vfed greene, and while this L_1llofjuyc¢=, helneth them that bee althmaticke, drlfoluing and errpeérorating the lhrfiings wﬁrein, y ¢mti;]g Org-‘andiclenﬁng the ‘parts affeéted, reducing the body to health agarne 5 but ten.“ 3 dry it worketh not To effeetually. _ . A , _ i V , . .1‘ is a meg ﬁncum medicine againﬁ ﬁrrfeting and loathfomeneffe to meate : it helperh conco- an n in the ftom:cke,and is right beneﬁciall to the heart» : it cureth the biting Of mad d0?§%€5sa“d other venomous beaﬁs.

WT“ wilde kindes are not of fuch force in working; albeit they haue the fame vertucs attributed ° them. i i i

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