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or the Hume of Plants; L x as 2-

lcaues couered ouer with a ﬁne ﬁluerdowne 5 and they are diuided into fine parts, each Ofwmch

again is diuided into three others ,which are faltned to long ﬂender at round footﬁalksnhe HOW‘ grow vpon footftalks (hotter than thofe of the leaues, and in colour and fhape are like thofe of‘ e Veruaine Mallow, but much lefle -, and after itis vaded there followes a fhort bill as in the 0‘ 6.‘ lants of this kinde. It ﬂoures in Iuly, and growes vpon the Alpes, where Pom found it,an 6‘

forth by the name of Geranium A/firmm loragim raeficatum. »

4 The {talks of this pretty Cranes bill are fome foot or better high,whereon grow leaues par‘ ted into fine or ﬁx parts like thofe of the Ger4r2itr7nﬁejZ'zem,but of a lighter green colour:th€_ 30”?” are large,compofed ofﬁue thin and foon fading leaues of a whitifh colour,all ouer interml_Xt W“ ﬁne veins of a reddilh colour,which adde a great deale of beauty to the ﬂoures for thefe vemcs 3“: very fmall,and curioully dilperfed ouer the leaues of the flame : it ﬂoures in Iune,and is PT‘§f";’“e in diners of our gardens. Some call it Gerem. Romamem [iridium :in the Home: E ﬂtﬂwﬁ’ ‘t ‘g M fo. th by the name of Geranium Aiegliczmz writ alum. Rankine calls it G cranium batraelrioiderﬂore W‘, riegate. VVC may call it variegated or ﬁripe Cranes bill. ,«

5 There is of late brought into this kingdome, and to our knowledge, by the indultry Omg ' Io/5n Trae£;feam,anotlier more rare and no lelle beautifull than anyof the former, and hee ha 1! Y the name of Gerarzmm Iﬁditam m2c'i‘z‘e oelorzzmm : this hath not as yet beene written of by 39)’ that know 3 therefore I will glue you the defcription thereoﬁbut cannot as yet giue you the agar‘! be‘ cauﬁ l omitted the taking thereof the lat’: yeare, and it is not as yet come to his perfc&ion._ The lcaues are larger, being almoft a foot long,compofed of fundry little leaues of an vnequall blgnes’ {ﬁt Vp0D 3 thick and {iii middle rib,and thefe leaues are much diuided or cut in,fo that the W °l leafc i’ omew hat re {embles that ofTamzeemm inoelorum 5 and they are thick,green and fomwbat hm’ rie : the llalke is thicke , and fome cubit high 3 at the top of each branch vpoti foot-ﬂalkes fame inch longgrcw fome eleuen or twelue ﬂoures , and each of thefe ﬂoures conﬁilteth of 5113 ‘Dun pointed leaues,o.l‘a yellowifh colour,w1th a large blacke purple fpot in the middle of each leafe,ai if it were painted,which giues the ﬁourea great deale ofbcauty ; and it alfo bath a good fm‘ ‘ did fee it in Home about ﬂue end of luly, 1 53 2, being the ﬁrfg time that it ﬂow-cdwjth t thereof. We may ﬁtly call it Sweet Indian Storks bill,or painted Starks bill : and in Latine,G""'~ nizmz Irealiezem edaratzmzﬂore mamlaro'. 1: A

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p C H A P. 364. Of Sezmcle. r§.,«y;wrZ,».;e/'.z,,/e‘zze Dzltpenﬁa. Saniclc. 4” 75¢ Defm'P,gm_ Anicle hath leaues of a blackifh greene C9If§gé Smooth and mining, {ornewhac round» d“" 6, into line parts like thofe of the Vine: O’ t ,- thofe ol the Maple :among which rife vp ﬂcn nd {talks Of a brown colour, on [hc tops WhCl'Ofd white moilie ﬂours : in their places comﬁ VP”: )1 feed , rough, cleaning to tnens garmentsast C ' pail: by,iri manner of little burs : the I005 *5 big and full ofthreddy ﬂrings_

Tee 1 cc. . .' I t groweth in ﬂijtldowielz./</oods and C°P{‘?‘{f.li molt euery where: it joyeth inafat ‘Nd Run ‘A moiﬁ: foile. qr The Time. _ .1, It ﬂoureth in May and lune : the feed i9 (‘Vega Auguft : the leaues of the herbs are greeneﬁm - Yeaferand are not hurt with the cold ofwtntcro

{T 756 N am’! - - _ »'i,',‘_.'

It is commonly called Sam'c1el4.- of dllJC1'S; “,4 P3354. In high and low Dutch it is namtf-‘d gray. B81331 French, Sanicle : in Englilha 53”“.ﬂe.’oo, of nikel : and itis fo called,}z ﬁzmwdis vulnerthrh am healing ofwounds, as Ruellim faith F ‘hem Ether

he own“

L I 3. 2. Of the Hiftorie‘. of Plants} ?-~--_t-.-. ' ‘ ‘ T 0 » "Ms . . . A . . V ' « . . . O: utcles, fo named ofmoll I-Ierbarili:s,as that which is defcrtbed by the name ofD_e.marza, angtgg likewife /1m“i6t5[zt «zarﬁ, or Beares <i:1re,vvfh1chh1s al-rind ofCowﬂ1p52;1ndkl_1kC;:wi{e was vile Oit ib y the name ofszmzcu»/4 gttttafd,W ereo we aue mtreated among t e in es of -4 S_ * Sam 1 gr '1‘lzeTcmperaturc ‘ C " o . V I‘ - V o. . ~ g _ , a v ’ o by the bindaisqltfts in‘ talie bittcrgwttli a certeiline bltédéng qllécllllgle ,_fotl1)]eﬁ;ies thdatdlt clenfeth, and mm A n g é1C».lrtlC ltrengtllettct 1, it 15 Ct an ry, an t at in e econ egree, and after uthors, hot in the third degree, and aliringent. '1‘ Ir . The _u_ _ ‘ E g] e Vcrtmu ‘ J Ice being inwardly taken 15 good to heale wounds.

it ale decoﬁioriof it alfo made in wine or water is giuen againfl fpitting of bloud, and the blou- IX zalfo foule and ﬁlthy vlcers be cured by being bathed th€f€W1th- Th? hfrbe boiled in wa- 3

$323“ applied in manner ofa pulteﬁ"e,doth diffolue and wall away cold fwellings:it is vfed in po- war? which are called Vulnerarie potions, or wound drinkes, which make whole and found all in- W0unds and outward hurts:it alfo helps the vleerations of the kidnies, ruptures, or burftings.

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CH». 1». 365. Of Ladies «ﬁll emtle, or great Semicle.

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L_ W .415/Jimi/IA. HI T54 D"f5”}"i0”- ';r‘0i‘ss~ root, or Ladies Mantle;

‘V Adies mantle hath many round leaties, with line or ﬁx comers ﬁnely indented about the edges,which before they be Opened are plai.

ted and folded together, not vnlike, to the leaves‘ of Mallowes,bu't whiter,and more curled:arn,on . which rife vp tender ftalks fet with the like leaues but much lefier: on the tops whereof grow {mall mofﬁe ﬂoures cluttering thicke together, ofa yel- lowifhgreene colour. The feed is {mall and yel.‘ low, jnclofed in green husks. The root is thieke, and full ofthreddie ﬁI1ﬂ%5- ‘

‘ 17 The Place‘.-

It groweth of it fclfewildc In diners places, at!‘ in the towne paﬂures of A“.d0“€T, and in many other places in Batkfhire and Hamp'thi_re,in their paﬂures and copies, OT 10!” W00ds, and allo vpon the banke of a mote that inclofeth a hours in Bu- fhey called Boum hal,fourteene miles from Lon. don , and in the high-way from thence to VVRCJ. ford,a fmall mile dillant from it.

~ ; ,, t‘ , ‘ .. T qr The Time." , A __E 1 It ﬁoureth in May and lune: it ﬂouriﬂieth in

’ * ' Winter, as well as in Summer. 7 ‘- (.—\ /«,2 {I T/re’ Names. , 1/Jﬁﬁwgjf \ It is called of the later Herbarifls Aleéimella .~ " \“ \ . l ‘ \ and ofmoll, Stelleria, Per Leom's,Pata Leomk , and \ t ' Saniwla major .- in high-Dutch, §y:_taautn,'and in Engmh L d_ L mum jftaumenmantelin 1=rencdh,lI’tw/dc WW 2 a res Mantle Great Sanicle yous foot Lyons paw ~ andof ome Pa c y0n- ’ ‘ Lad. ab , T/re Temperature. , , , . . . res mantle is like in temperature to little Sanicle, yet is it more drying and more binding, Itisa Q} ‘Tbel’ertue:. ‘

di ,§PP°‘h bleedingrand alfo the ouermuch ﬂowing of the naturall {lcknefl'e:it keeps downe maiv Pa?‘ 0* dugs, and when they be too great or ﬂaggy it maketh them Idler or harder. V

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PP1ied to wounds after the fame manner that the fmaller Saniclc issbemg Qﬂike °fﬁ‘C9-C)’: ,