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Of the Hlﬁome of Plants. L I B. 1- V LI B. 2. Of the Hiﬂorie of Fmrrts. ho; ‘ ‘I/as’ h V1 11 V - ;,- ,; _ _ 3 ishatha ' Peed b h dha' {ialke fome foothi h-,t e eauesare ire t’no..e T I off gsgt,/11;:3g{i[::d' 1: 2 gitzﬁfﬁﬁgfgirc, 0fY‘P°T3Bugloﬂ'e,anaiotierhihhgriitifa fofird,ownine(l?:,and growgdiforderly vpon the fialkc, 3‘ g ' * P Much t0Wai-d the to is arted into fundry branches,which are diuided into diuets i'0Ot-ﬁalkcs

Rrrrglicng fmallhollow ﬂoures diuided by ﬁne little gafhes at their tops 5 and they are 0i"21<‘aMk8

5;; , _ 4: V, . _ . C°]0‘~“;and contained in rouvh cups lying hid vnder the leaues. The feed, as in other plants \ M" §, — -, ’/'7 i ,, 0i‘ 1 is d . . O C’ . . ' . . - f I . i \ ,, y ' =v{'K{r\ . col 11 C, refenioles aVipers head : the root is long, asthicke as oneslittle ﬁnger,o a usky .»;‘:‘*.\\h ii‘: E I and: the outf1de,and it liues diuers yeares.This Homes in May,and growes in the dry medowcs ‘" l ": .,~’,-;.V,,,' v ‘ Ygfounds of Auﬁiia. C115/5:14 calls it Ecbmmpu/1o_ﬂore. V 71,’. cO4~_ h15_0ther being alfo OfClu_[iw his defcription hath long and narrow le.au’esy_lil<e thofe ofthe _ \_\:g&$.\\K\ "4 F1 ‘V/,9; . ayrlrnon Vipers Bugloﬂ'e,yet a little broadenthe Pralkes rife vp fomehcubit high,ﬁrme,crefted,and ” “V ‘ Y ;Vp0n which d F l {h ‘ter and narrower t an thofe below and amonvfé ) grow abun ance o eaues or _ _ . b lhtfe towards the top grow many ﬂoures vpon Fhort‘ foot-ﬁalkes,which twine therh felues round of eha S90rpions taile :thefe ﬂoures are of an elegant red colour, and in fhape (_‘omew_hat like thofe I e .°0mmon kinde-3and {uch alfo is the feed,but fomewhat leffe : the root is lafhng, long al’o, y, and blacke on the outﬁde, and it fornetimes fends vp many,but molt vfually but one‘

‘ “rd. Woodd :‘k.° It ﬂoures in May,and was found in Hungary by C1%ﬁWaWh0 ﬁfﬁ fet it fold‘ b)’ the name Of “W Wéroﬂore. 1; \

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. qr The Place. y L7‘,?Pﬁ5 groweth vpon {lone walls,and vpon dry barren ﬁony grounds. ‘ ‘W growerh where Alkanet doth grow,in great abundance. Th _ ‘T/.16 T ime. °Y ﬂollflﬂl when the other kindes of Buglolles do ﬂoure. \ k ‘K It . _ ‘T/7e Names. - I 1-0me1_S {railed in Greeke,Ecbizm2,and'A,m.,ei..m.,of L/1 lciéiadex the finder of the vVer_tues thereof : of i A mu ‘lit lssthought to be e/lnclzefie ffecies, or a kinde of Alkanet: in high Dutch,wilde £D|:l}fer1§un= '4 V Mmagaﬁ _ panilh, Temdalcl/i Bmonz, or Cbupemcl .- in Italian, Bugloﬂlc ﬁiluatzca .- in Frencrr,Bugloﬂ?=

-g1Qﬂeth1e“leE{pégrlirh, Vipers Buglolfe, Snakes Biigloffe 5 and of fomc, Vipers herbe, and wilde Bu-

_y .1 , , Q] The Temperature. ,,,. ' — There herbes are cold and dry of complexion. V H 9 Th q‘, The V ertucs. l _ 3; -. L.-g5,',,m M170 ﬁlm,‘ . 1 4 Ecliium méroflare. If 1 ,0 °"90t drunke with wine is good for thofe that be bitten with Serpents, and It keepeth fuch Iiough Vipers Bugloﬂei 1 Rcd ﬂoured Vipers B0819/93 , gr{,;"b°1"g ﬂung as haue drunk of it before : the leaues and feeds do the fame,as Dzofcoride: writes. a k ‘ s "V " bm;:”d‘r in his booke of Treacles makes Vipers Bugloffe tovbe one ofthofe plants which cure the If 3 °fSerpents/and efpecially of the Vipeigand that driue ferpents away. _ “ be drunke in wine or otherwife it can feth plenty of milke in womens breﬁs. and heehﬁifbe chewed, and the juyce fwallowed downe, is a molt ﬁngular remedy againﬁ poyfon

fame egg letting of any venomous beaﬁ 5 and the root {'0 chewed, and laid “P03 “W {mes Wofkes the

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met-Iy ﬂood in rhefceond lace,vndci-the‘ title of0nnﬁn.4, and whercofthcrc was no more mention made by our Athor, neither in rlei thcmifc, I take to be nothing cl crhan the Ljtapﬁr which lies with long leave! rP1'°d VP°" ‘h¢ g'~'0llI1_d bcfore it comes to (‘end vp the (talk: ; Prcﬂ apaxzby it fclfe in th¢ ﬁgur: we giuc you ; which is the true ﬁgure OF =11?‘ PW" ""1" Author defcribed and mcant 5 for the ﬁgure which he “‘ 05 the common Boragc with narrower lcaucswhich he dcrciibce In the fourth place ofthc Chapter of Borag-:,as I hauc formerly noted.

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1 TH: Common Hounds-tongue hath long leaues much like the Garden Bugloﬂ'e.but l roader

V .and not rough at all, yet hauing fome ﬁne hoarinelfe or foftneffclike veluet. '’*7iah . .. _ » .__ ‘_' ~ _ en ha Thcfe Ieaues [tinke very ﬁlthilv,much like to the piffe of dogs ;wheref0rc the Dutch ' .1 - . ‘ — EL‘ ._ * ‘_ V . ‘ “-‘J V y high angle cefmed 1‘ iaﬂlmbﬂ I)iﬂ'e,and not Hounds tongue. T heﬂalkes are roiighshﬁdalwo Cubits M,.s-_\;: , V ”'~ , i » . _ :7 rougil 1 0 ‘1‘b"°W“e C010ur.bcaring at the top many ﬂoures ofa darke pUf_P1€ 9°10” ‘the ﬂied is ‘jg? I n l V V A . “ Org“: eaumg ‘° garments like Agrimony feed :the root is blacke and th1Ck€- ill Thefe plants -'1: l - ‘_ ‘- ' .. _ ‘t ' ' econd yeere after they C0me vp of feed bring forth onely Ieaues,and.,th0f€ P"e“Yl?1Tge ; and the

* ‘ ‘ ‘ yea” ‘hell fend vp their ftalkes,bearing both ﬂoures and feedaand ‘hm Vﬁlally the root peri-

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