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2 Pinguimlaﬁu: Sanicula E6o’r4t€_!7/’." Butter_wort,or Xorkmire S3ﬂ¥‘?i°'

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. Herbariﬂs haue called Sanicula alpim ﬂora mbro .- the leaues {hoot forth in the beginning of Spotted Sanicle. t P“,“g>V€fy thicke andlfat, and are like a putfe or round lumpe at their ﬁrﬁ comming out of “E: 3‘°“nd 5 and when it is fpread abroad,the vppet part thereof is full of veines or ﬁnewes,and ho- On ‘;’P.0r curled like Rzzmmmlm Liiﬁtmicm, or like the crumpling of a cabbage leafe -, and are not eky mdented about the edges, _but each leafe is diuided into ﬁx or more jagges or cuts, deepelyf §° yfffhgteenilh aboue,and of anouerworne greene colour vnderneath,hot in tafte;from the middle t éereof ihooteth forth a bar or naked llalke,ﬁx inches long,fomewhat purple in colour, hearing at or ‘OP 3 tuft offmall hollow floures,looking or hanging downewards like little bells,not vnlike in mind? to the common Cowflips, but ofa ﬁne deepe red colour tending to purple, hauing in the M e a cettaine ring or circle of white, and alfo certaine pointalsor ﬁrings, which came mm an the Whereiiiiis contained feed. The whole plant is couered as it were with a rough woouineffe ; mot 15 ﬁbrous and thteddy.

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M, plan ts are ihangers in England 5 their naturall country is the Alpifh rnouritaines of Hela’ ah“. ’ the)’ BFOW in my Garden, where they ﬂourilh exceedingly, except Butterworts which grow-_», r “‘ 01" Englifh fqually wet grounds, and will not yeeld to any culturing or tranfplanting : it § °Weth efpeciaelly in a ﬁeld called Crag-Clofe, and at Crosby, Rauenfwaith, in Weﬂmerland, ‘ "°“1“g1eboxow fcls twelue miles from Lancaﬁer, and in Harwood in the fame county neere to bl3°k_burne,ten miles from Preltdn in Aunderneffe vpon the bogs, and matifh grounds, and in the Loggle" medowes about Bilhops Hatﬁeld - and alfo in‘ the fens in the way to Wittles rneare from °“d°“>iI1 Huntingdonlhire « 1 It groweth alfo in Hamplhire, and abundantly in many places Ofwales‘ 1: I V I . The Time. They ﬂoure and ﬂourilli from May to trig end o_f Iuly.‘ Th _ y 1; ‘I5’: Names. _ p _ 9 r . M G e ﬁrll is called Smiculaguiim, taken from the {pots wherewith the ﬂoures are rrrarl<_ed:ofLii- rgtffg ’11)1Piﬂi£;n,making it a kinde ofAu’ens :’ in Engli(h,fpotted Sanicle :of our London dames, afnc 1,‘

.The fecond is called Pinguimla, of the fatneﬂi: or fulneffe of the leafe, or offatning : in Yorke: aggeawy ere it doth efpecially grow,an‘d in greateﬁ abundanee,it is calledBu‘tterworts,Butter;roor; . , i V," Ire root: but the laﬂ name belongeth more properly to‘ Solomons Scale.

3 Sam51%;;jrgzwjaféagggzfecortuﬁMattbzolz, Th ‘I 7:5‘ Ttmperamru ’ _, _ {A d n 1 _ _ 3 but ~°Y3rehotand dry in the third degree. 5 vp un ry a kes befet w“;h 1'}; 168115.’ . ’ * « ‘I eremzes.‘ : , _ .. -~ _- . _ , ;-H: :2 , , fmaller, and of a ’cIJbit higlh,d:u§dirig fhﬁm: , oilThe'husbandmens wines of Yorklhiregovfe to annoint thedtigs of their lime With the fat and ’ bu’.-,, 4/ felues into many fmallarmes or branchesabez ﬁ&9e‘:‘5illyce of the herbe Butterwort, when they are bitten with any venomous worme,or chapped, “Nil/,,§r,I,,_ gr? 1 A V ring diners little white floutes, fpotted _ [and mi: by any otherrneanes. . . -’.- ; ‘ ., " curioully with bloudy fpeclrs or prick1¢5=‘,° , my ﬁyit tots“ their fheepe,wherrfo’r want of other f0‘ ‘ the)’ '3“ ‘h¢'°°£" ’ l much thatif you marke the admirable W0? 5 manfhi p of the fame wrought in {hell g1°“ - manner, it mull needs put cuery cream

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‘ d ‘ ‘ or J I’ and full of ﬁrings. _ , , 6;”; " _ _ , . {T C Lfmpmm _, r . ' 2 T1“ {C9004 kind of Saniclea V_"h“.’h ,5. ‘ ‘ Ox- loue with tire‘ ur le ﬂdure is molt co'mmon;the’ leaueswhereofairé 1Oﬁg\'§ﬁ1'_ék¢d_i“", rm€ g P P €)”::d“;;“"‘ﬁ4.}?f3§{ b lefore hf‘; ﬁnd full ‘ tire edges,of a light greene,i’n mannder likle thofe of Mullein,but leﬂ'§r,aud Df.0t _fo dogvl ‘/1 g . . . , _ ma t 1C eeaues .4. t (1; 1k’ "dl ‘ It d h tinac . " ...'.i. Oﬂuycegbeing 5'0“? ‘°Wa*d5 “;° '°°,§’ 0% byﬁnotheer vapofildﬁrﬁhahdiihinilhgfcmhngﬁrgdgvghhfzdgﬁﬁh :13: bétforgg rv?iv:rd.in ,f°".“‘* qiyﬂ rm‘ ‘ é ' ' ' ggijipﬁntgvlgifs $1.1‘: P011“: Of 3 511"‘ grfgiddcﬁ certgilike a_l_mo'ﬂ: to ﬁnger ﬁalkes, whereof it tooke his name D'z‘g‘z'talis, ofa red pufP’¢ﬁ°.°é.l: ' Wh€;€0ffPfOu:t1l:]otra{%e: outho at £34 an feed i‘c,,°,,‘Z,‘,j;1'°fpo:s daiht within the Home 3 after which come vp round ipfvﬁiggs 9, ' . , w . ' ° - -" ' ' ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ C . ' / der ﬂame, nine inches Itrgteteuwétiy Ra! , 2 The F:)t{bé'.‘i‘:rnC, ting ash(_‘mall as that pf, Time. {The rlpots aredrnﬁpy the cbloucr of the. ‘mg We ﬂoure and no lnori, fometimﬁ-S ‘Vb ﬂolliires 3for as the otheex;/ter::V 111:6123$‘:g<:rf§r:ri1v(yif<:(;:c:'f?h:fl:e Saihite cb10Ul'6 ‘ 3 , ‘ . . , bu.t Commonly Of a blewifh PWPEQ C°.I°‘”ZWa H 3 9. haue in our G’ard§enspan’o‘rher fort hereof: which blin§°th.:f°“h mm.‘ plmfam Ye-“low. {luoned like vnto the common Caziffib’ “I” ' ﬂ:’“fes,and fornewhat leﬂ'er than the commonkindemherein theY‘“Ee" 1: Th“ am’ diﬁ“”5f‘°‘“: ltghauinv the like { in or Larlzs hee'le«aI‘»+“=~‘ .e°°mm0n :7 P I ’ Y°‘,“°S funni

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