VOf the I5-Iiﬁoridle. of Plants, L ‘LI B. 2.. :34: B. 2. I Of the Hliﬁoriel of Plantse J H 817

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.Th€ laterage vfe the roots and graines for the piles, which being often bathed with the juyce

I; The Temperature and Vermes, out ofzbe Lafﬂtieﬁts. tgﬁéendawitll wine, or with the ﬁckmans vrinc, are drawne together and dried vprand the Paine quite way,

The root of Cecelia is void of any biting clualitie, and moderately dries, and it is of a grog? :11: f There be aifo who thinke,tliat if the herbe be but carried about one that hath the piles,the paine Q emplaiﬁicke fub ﬁance 5 wherefore fieeped in wine andfo taken it helpes the cou h,the roug ‘I1 CC °Nl1W1th ceafeth. of the Arterie or hoarfnes, like as Tmgeczmtb .- neither if you chew it and {wallow downe the ;uy ‘ doth it leffc auaile againii thofe elfeéis than the juycc of Liquorice. Ili k

Cimp. 219; Ofﬁnzzll Celeindirze or ‘Pilewort;

WT 75‘ K5”‘[“'- Arfh Marigold hath greatbroad leaues fomewhat round, l'm°°‘ha°f_3 gallant g"°"“5 ll mm and i colour, ﬂeightly indented or purld about the edges :among which rife I/‘p thicke the ~» ﬁalkes,likewiie greene ;whereupOn doe grow S0051)’ Y°"°“' ﬂomes’ 3 mermg mm

s and like to thofe of Crow-foot, but greatenthe root is fmalhcompofed Of Eel’? {Bani

C H A p. 2.94. Of eyllmj/2 Marigold.

q The Defcription.

THere be two kindes of Celandine, according to the old writer-‘s,much diifering in f0 erg

ﬁgure : the one greater, the other leffer, which I intend to diuide into two diiiinét Ch3P'Cc: %°l<l marfhalling them as neere as may be with their like,in forme and ﬁgure, and Erik of the 11313” A “D landine. ' W "H " M‘ ‘ ‘ "T

T t C 41%,; P41” ff, ,3 ,,,4,',,.. 2 Caltbapaluﬂrio‘ miner.‘

claelzklonium mime, qr The Defcriftiaii. e great M arm M 3,1 gold ' The {mall Marfh Marigolf-l\r

Pileworr. d i a He lefler Celandine hath greene _r0_"" - r i leaues,fmooth,ﬂipperie, and ﬂ}1‘“"g’ Q 5 leﬂ'e than the leaues of the hue “he 5' 3

r ﬂix ﬁalks are ﬂender,fhort,and for the m0“ PM i i“

- - forth - ' ~” creeping vpon the groundithey bring “W W -' 3 he Wh

little yellow ﬂoures like thofe of Cr0Wf°9‘5 “her i

and after the ﬂoures there fpringeth VP’ 11:; ’ A .

tle ﬁne knop or head full of feed :thC ‘Soc i T V conﬁﬂeth of {lender listings, on whicl} Os _ §lA6"’e. ‘= V A’

hangas it werecertain graines, of the mgnc‘ ‘ ., , H A _Of Wheat cornes,or bigger. ’ "”3""~? -. ‘,

I11‘ The Place. . s~ It groweth in medows,by common waie W by Zditches and trenches, and it is c0mm° euery where,in moifl: and dankifh places‘ ”//rift?“ 11 The Time. « It commeth forth about the Calcndsin. Marc‘h,and ﬂoureth a little after: it beg é neth to fade away in Aprill, it is quite 5°C: in May, afterwards it is hard to be fotmdﬁy ' fcarcely the root. - (1 7'6: Names; Lag‘ Is is called in Greeke, ;¢7\uha'nn= of 11’? .5; tines C/Jelidonium minmgand Hiruadi7’_4”‘,’.”r ' . . , ’ _ a» nor:ofdiuers,sero]:bulerie minor,FicerI47” mt 55 S 9’ 4139:” ‘f””' ‘"5’ ‘“I‘al_i3n§F4ae:fcel!o .- in High Dutch, feigmuttgenktantz in Frcnchaif‘ l ’ and P?” 3/‘/5"”? -' ‘“ E.“g11fh,litt1e Celandine,Figwoit and Pile-wort.

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It is hot and dlyv “No more biting a“d h°“°" :::::hu*':greater : it com meth ncereﬁ 30 faculty to §re:”°.‘ECElt:>d‘:-It-adltiiroMgmhMhﬁg(91d hscllth “i":Ib)i1'ah(::Ll1I:(sl Icel?2‘iJresed.pv‘irei(t‘hvt£h.en ltillteeglghzf ghfeaﬂggii

the Cr°Wf.b°t'- - a ‘ ‘ yea‘ 9 0"’ “the tohpes onfgthevhrhhchlef diea tligcezft (hining yellowgéolour :the root is alfo like the {mi :1: This which is here, and ‘by moﬂ Authors fer forth for Clzelzdanium mima, hath no fuch % de_ met‘. 2 _ _

heat and Acrimony as Dzofcorzde: and Galen aﬂirme to be in theirs 5 making it hot in the form . 3 The la,ncl,his natiue Country

s . _ great M (hM ’ a ' bl ﬂ ° 1’: erinﬁng . gree,when as this of ours fcarce exceeds the 523,85 far as we may con,e&urc by the taftc. 5F A ihould feemﬁ to beeairn the a;}:11§:EleﬂV\{)1::]tf)(EuG:"n?al:l1'>s,5 iheffgllgvion of a man of thofe Countries qr T e Vernier.

at haue had ' ' ' J - ' hath({aith he) leaues,roots and 1}. 1 _ conference withall r the which he thus defcribe _. it A . 3 . It Prefcritlygas Galen and Ditﬁorides aﬂirmqexulcerateth or bliﬂereth the skin :it nlﬂkcd‘ ‘ 7 :1 kei “kc ‘h°l€ of our Common f:)rt,and hath double ﬂoures like thofc 05 the garden Marigold,

ougli and corrupt miles to fall away. ad o_ erein conlifieth the difference.

. . . . ' « ‘ ' ' ° ~ here ail'1rmes:fot hee faith , II‘ The ,uyce ofthe roots mixed with horny and drawnev into the nolihrils purged‘ ‘he 1.’? r L4eq;-C4"”""‘“‘ Writes lull: contrary tothat WlH¢h,°“' A“.‘h°' b hour f9!:'_lS§E§§l.‘l‘Y 31393935: M“ , M“ A P M" h , E‘ The ° @’rM’7’o”‘c"°”I”l"”’1”"””=M""”"5‘3‘”””’ﬂ""5"'PWmﬁﬁW“: B‘ut'I‘f§a'r‘q!hat g:t1_§h9£