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~ - . as Part of t , ' ' with ‘otions which are drunk of thofe that are brui- grow one ﬁoure greater than that of the former, which conﬁﬂeth of fine little leaues 8? Y 5'10? c B ,t a[1a1:eb‘Ody,adnldE-,her1ffore:1:§1g.,Eal¥l:l?;ll§igC frorgfomc high place. _ . goid ; afterwhich growes vp the ﬁeeds among long hairy threds. The root is long,gr0Wlﬂ.% 3 P ’ 6 mo 1“W_''“ Y _f0. 6“: 0 d d ied dd keg e garments from being eaten withmoths_,and ~ mmawlm diiicmwxith ﬂmiingi mmid [hiirim r d ll d d‘ ‘d d into ﬂue pa“” 'r'"”‘° ‘herdidliaeievfnlgxiligiiggggg odisurfaiid feiile for all the phrﬁca" P“’P°f°‘ =5“ C“"‘°'. Flue nger uens at 1 many ‘ma eaues pre vpon t e groun , rm 6 hie xi 6 oiles do_ ‘i V

fomewhat fnipt about the edges like Cinke-foile, whereof it tooke his name. Am0“€ W as _ '

vp {lender {talkes diuided at the top intodiuers branches, whereon doe grow fmall yellogvélﬁatlcs, .--.K_%_m A like thofe of Cinlte—foile : the root is cornpofed of many tough ﬂtings or the fmell 0' kfoﬂcs. — . g V _ _ which makes it a kinde ofAuens;otherwife doubtles it multofnecellitie be one of the C110 can A P. . Str4Wv56’7' 7 135 -

;t 4 This hath ‘joynted ﬁri'ngy roots fome ﬁnger thicke, from whence rife vp man)’ Elgcdgcs hairy leaucs,compofed ofdiuers little leaues,with larger at the top,and thefe fnipt about t 6 big ’ ‘H Ti” Kiﬂdm like as the common Auens : amonglt thefe leaues grow vp fundry ﬂzalkes fome foot or betltlerﬂoms ._ . “ i , _ _ _ where-on grow ﬂoures hanging downe their heads,and the tops of the ftalkes and cups oft gm 0 ’ Here [rt {liners forts of Straw-berries ;one red, another white, a third f0“ grcmes and 1‘k°""“°- zdare commonly alga pul'pcl‘lll) colour :thehﬂoIi1ir:s ghimfeluelsl are off: a glrettylrefd CO[llC;u(l‘),[1l11I‘1ﬂ's’hauc a Mme Smw_bc"y»M-high is altogether bgmn of fruit. riuers (hapes, an grow iuers waies 3 w ic at eerie t e tea on t at C :4 raw 3 Homes’ indeed them. feuerall plants, as may be feene in Clu/im his Workes,where he glues YOU the C p ‘ - ,4 4 35415,. Wl'.llt()2l] you here ﬁnde exprePt,for a different kinde.Now fome of thefe ﬁoures euen the gfjaéiiilgrt 1 Fragarxagﬁ Fm 1 €k',‘§fg§§a;_§c£ieS_. of them grow with line red round pointed leaues,which neuer lie faire open,but only ﬂan ﬂ of . Rtd Straw- l.")6l'Il€S. t . out, the middle part being ﬁlled with an hairy matter and ycllowifh threds :other-fame Conowm s leuerz, eight, nine, or more leaues 5 and fome againe lie wholly open, with greene lealles ‘rifw now elole vrider the cup of the ﬂoure, as you may fee them reprefented in the ﬁgure 5 and fame ‘3k.r at their tiiay be found compofed of a great many little leaues thicke thruﬂ: togetlléf; mi‘ ﬁifd, very double ﬂoure. After the floures are falne come fuch hairy heads as in other plants ofthlfcm ariiong which lies the feed.Gefner calls this Gram rival: : T/Ml1m,Caryopb]l7at4 major 1/W’f"’M‘ mrjm, Cagyop/gy/lzzta aqnatica .- Clzlaﬂu;,CEIgofby/lat: ma£1tanr1z1pnkm4,& tgrtig. f I 5 three ﬁn,‘ T e root o£this is alfo t iic e, rous an w iti - tom w ic ari e man eauf -

gerss higlmelembling thofe of Agrimonic,the little Ieaue; liandingdireﬁly oppbﬁte each‘3%3‘n other-,fnipr about the edges,haity,a little curld,and of a deepe greene colour :out of the ix,“ the thofe,vpon a fhort {lalke growes commonly one {ingle ﬂoureofa gold yellow cnlourimuc 1‘ ‘Wet inountairie Auens defcribed in the fecond place. It ﬂourcs at the beginning of Iirly, and 5" ‘

. ' A vpon the Alpes. Pom: was the ﬁrfl that defcribed it, and that by the name ofcaryap/2y//4”‘ L/‘dim omnizim mmima. 1:

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Thefe kindes of Auens are found in high mountaines and tl1lCl(e woods of the Nqrth Pa ‘ - V " ‘ ‘ ~ is A " ’

England: we haue them in our London gardens,whcre they ﬂourifh and increafe inﬁnitclY- Outed _ » ‘ \ —

35 Th6 fed ﬂ0uI€d mouﬂtaiﬂe Auens was found growiﬂg in Wales DY in much hoqgihfif A . 1 , - _-it""-”"'-"W1?? friend M".T/Jamar G/ymz, who fent forne plants thereof to our Herbariﬂs, in whofe Gafd€“‘ I‘ ’

ueth exceedingly. i ‘

1] The Time. - They Home from the beginning ol'May to the end ofluly. qf T/Je Names. 5 diners Auens is called Caryopby//mi, fo named of the {mall of Cloues which is in tl'1CVl'OO[53£_m F ﬁnch, call it S 4m1muna’4,H erézz i6medz'c?.z,and 2\Q1ra'ta mﬂim .- in high Dutch,ﬁ¢ﬂ€DiCt¢ﬂ mogtﬂﬂ“ Iggy!” Galiat .- of the Wallons, Gloria ﬁlia: in Englifh, Auens, and herbe Benet :'it is thought to be little Pliny", which moﬂ doe {ufpeét by reafon he is fo bi-iefc. Gmm,faith Pliny lid. a6.mp-7’ - hath ﬂender roots,blacke, and oil’ a good fmell. J L ' The other kindesof Auens isicalled of the later Herbarifis, C4I:ya_p/Jy/lam mantama, “ens ‘ 1‘ nllght agree with the defcription of Bat:/mrris, if the Homes were purple tending ‘OW m l 11635 5 Which 33 We haue faid are yellow, and likewifcdilfer in that that the roots Of A“ {I 7}?‘ D‘/5""P""’”' 0fC10'~1€5a3ﬂd 311056 Oflmc/Janis haue the fmell of Cinnamon. ’

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. .r The roots and leaues ofAuens are manifcftly dry, and fomethinghogwith a kinde of fcouring =;e., ,_ T quality. g R‘

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He Strawberry hath leaues fpred vpon the ground, fomewlfiatl fnipg ea[l1)e()1(l);td<1:e€v pg? 6; three fer together vpon one {lender foot-ﬁalke like the re oi ca, gndér Rams) Wham“ ﬁde, and on the nether ﬁde more white:among which rife vp C ycuomafter . ,h ‘ h '

[me O°0r}imeth the fruit,not vnlike to the Mulberrimor rather the Rafplssrcd °fC°l°‘" ‘“““g‘ C

_ . . - ' tan d It 1 . WW3. the inner pulpe or fub (lance whereof is moill and whit<1:ir1iI:)::5hc:R.pelr[E thief;

if 75c’ Vernier.

Th d W {A d -n - -S . . . lie of the RG- fmallﬂoureaconﬁfiing ofﬁuelittlewhiteleaues, the middle part fomewhat e ecoe ion o uens ma e i winei commended againﬂ cruditie orirawne

mackgpaine of the Cgollicke, and the biting ofvenomuus beafls. liner; it , e The fame is likewife a remedy for fhches and griefes in the ﬁdes, for ﬂopping of? thdeiﬂblugtll Stern it e root is threddy, of long continuance, fending forth many concoéteth raw huinours,fcoureth away fuch things as cleaue to the intrals, waﬂﬁth and . «esf

. eat at abroad whereby it greatly increafeth. _ _ . R Q - 1 — d‘ Winds?) €{P€‘3l3”Y being boyled Wm} Win‘? 1 but if it be boyled with portage or broth it ljo bfllﬁd 1%: -Ofthefe there is alfoa fecond kinda. which is like the f:’::‘t‘1°e'r iSe$:’diE;§:1’C§_aues’ an ef-ﬁcacie,and of all other pot-hcrbes is chiefe,not only in Phyﬁcall broths,but commonl)’ res. The fruit is fomething greater,and ofa whltlﬂi C010“ 3 in all.

. There - _ . - - . ~ .1 5 ﬁou[C$ and firings like the other of his l<iinde.'_ _ 4 - ward lsauother fort which brings forth eaue . » The :10 T h€1€W§ and roots taken in this mannerdillolus and catlume clortered blond 1“ “V m pm g ’