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V Of the Hillorie of Plants.

Of the I-liftorie of Plants. Li B. 2.4: . qr; The 2\(_amt.r.

in Tbenefcriptim. It is calledi G , . . - - ' - . fd’ ‘ ‘ » ’ , 3 R . . . . . h ,6 I1 reehe, ay.,.».mia Latine alfo Anagalitv. o iuers (as Plm .repOrtcth)VCorc£o;1ar Impernell is like vnto Cl1lCl{WCCCl; the Rallies are foure fquare, trailing here and t e ut vntruly : of cﬂfarce/Ira an old Writer, tﬂlacia 5 the word is extaht in Digfcorider among the be.’

. ' r b VPO“ the ?$‘°‘“‘d:“ h‘3m‘P°“ do glow broad leauesaand amp“ P°““¢d: fer togethe Y {lard names.That with the crimfon ﬂoure,being the male, is named Pbwniciomand Cora/Jim.-of this

couples :from the bofomes whereof come forth {lender tendrels,whereupon doe gf_0W , is made the com F - - ~ 1] d - 11- - f d ' {Ii 1, . 1 ' ; to = “’h.‘°h we re wire the feed of Coriander,wlierein is contained fmall dully feed. The root conlifieth of ﬂen i called .4 ' A

_ "W5'.£gm:,and Saurirxér .- in Engli{h,red Pimpernell,and blew Pimpernell. Im2ngS'.I‘lie female Pimp°rncllclil’fereth not from the male in any one point but in the colour of Both the R) f Fl 7}“ T€’”P¢*4’”’€- A , . V , H v 1 rtso ‘ ' ‘ ‘ ‘M - , ' l' ‘ the Homes 5 for like as the former hath reddifh ﬂoures, this plant bringeth forth floures of a m0l:€< . certaine drawing qu§fﬂ1yp§;'}§g,f,fh(f£ﬁffilélﬁ, §,;§‘lfl,if,°‘:’f;‘}£f,‘£‘:f;e";{e‘I{‘},“ pg-rfgijt blew colour 5 wherein is the diifcrence. ' ‘ I M; 3.5 Galen wfiteth. ’ A . g ’ it 3 0 Fthistliere is another variety fet forth by Clw/iaa by the name of anagallu tciruzfolza A p - azelli, becaufe he receiued the figure and Hiflory thereof from Iabn dllonellol Tourney in Fran‘? ' - . In ~DZ0ﬁ,‘o;-id“ mites -that they are of-Pow“ it differs thus from the lalt mentioned, the leaues are longer and narrower, fomewhat like th0{€ .__,.c 1 é _ {llgs,to draw out ofthc body Ema ﬂea) that Gramia, and they now and then grow three at a joynt, and out of the bofomes of the Ieaues C0?‘ T llllllwl. commonly as many little foot-frallres as there are leaues, which carry ﬂoures of a blew colour W1‘ . The iuyce pm

the middle purplillte,-smd thefe are fomewhat larger than them of the former, otherwife like. it C mg {um V

qr '1‘ dc} Veriﬁer.‘ _ ‘ V - _ _ . .. . H to mitigate paine,to cure inﬂammatipns and hot (W1. A; nes,fplinters,or lhiuers of wood,and to helpe the Kings

geth the head by gargariﬁng or wafhing the throat th'e_rewith ; it cures the tooth-' B [P I h p into the nofethrils,efpecially into the contrary nofethrill. . C . ttit ' . ~. ‘- f ' *

i 3 Aijdgmwj mmﬁlm 4 Amgd“ [mm a H Lmne<JL:Itlieiet” dim ﬁghted . the ruyce mixed with hony cleanfes the vlcers of the eye .

NAYIOWICEUCC11’imP€“7€“- ‘ Ye“°W PimP9m°”- bea&:’.’¢0U€r he alhrmcth, That it is goodragainfl: the (ringing of Vipers , and other venomous I D

Hggggeuaileth againﬁ the inﬁrmities of the liner and ltidnies, if the juyce be drunke with wine. ET meat theth further, how it is reported, That Pimpcrnel with the blew ﬂoure helpeth vp the funda—_

at is fallen downe, and that red Pimpernell applied,contrariwife bringeth it downc. ..§__\

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R0oke—lime or Brooltlem hath fat thicke fia1l<es,round,'and parted into diuers branches’!

thﬁ leaucs be thicke,_fmooth,broad,and of a deepe greene colour. The ﬂourcs grow vpi-'

& b] w ,. on fmall. tender foot.{lall;es., which chi-uﬂ; forth of the bofome of the leaues,.of a per?

_ tin °°1°Ur,not,vnlike to theﬂouies of land Pimpernell : the rooms white, low crceping,with' the SS fallned thereto : out of the root fpring many other flalltes,whereby it greatly encrea- frofn ;§:h§'°‘,‘ 51 l§lT§r.variety ofgthifs, which our Author fet forth irrthe fourth place, differing not: ﬁgmzé to-—. “‘ Only that it is lellh in all theparts thereof 5 wherefore-2-Ihaueomitted the 1; mory and t ake rO_:0.me for morecpnfpicuous differences. Il: _ i V ' » . poinféd 0¢lSl'catfW'atel' Pimpernell is like evrito the precedent, fauing thatthis plant hath lharper ﬂeght-‘1ied";*a’8€f leaues,a~nd the ﬂoutes are of amore whitiili or a paler blew colour, wherein con (1.

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= . A _ _ . , , next‘ etc is alfo a lelEr‘va_rie'tieof this whofe ﬁgureand defcription ‘om Authorgaueinthe; 4 _ The yellow 1§imperiiellhath_many weake and feeble branches trailing vpon the grounds”,-_' it alrglace 5 but hecaufc the difference is inrlothing but the magnitude I haue made hold to omit fer with leaues one againlianotherlilre the great Chicl<weed,not vnlike to 2(;4mmulm‘a,ot Momlh 3 -' s h V, _ _ ‘. ‘ ‘ ' _ ’ yr ‘ p y f

woort 5 betweene which and the flalltes, come forth two ﬁngle and fmall tender foot-ﬁalkeﬁsﬁac , thm ’ .N_9W that hair: briefcly gliuen you the hiﬂory of the foure formerly dcfcribed by our Au.‘ bearing “U116” ‘OP 0*“ Yellow Home and no more. The root is {mall and threddy. . .. M p l3°‘l‘1a;i_ntyou with twoor three-more plants which ma)’ ﬂtly be here inferred .- The ﬁrﬁ‘

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_ lJTbePl4ce. L J A '- _ 1 ,L05clca1s,_,4,,4 11- . d h f Ihp h I h E . . h Theygrow131pI9»v;db§e1d§neereta=hwaiestinGardemtdVineyardsalmoﬁcur=r>*W"¢'j,?,;,§ 1 for<:i§§§1;la9.°h°'e:‘2‘It‘lath:hhlfgghddchthlddfrcloghhhiwhlghtaihhgihta rtC)h(r)1'§ll}rl:1(})’:)):l1ltﬁl£r‘llE€:;I ctplgfgﬁrrttlllﬂhdltltin Lofigﬁ;drd:)wh;,cl.g:lhfuh?hIl1:’t$h:£4:ll](T V;-all 1f‘ll(E<[>nbi‘lII;g,1fIz1/[lI"3‘1l7l,3<:3Sc’l,n their - th'é“‘~l‘~~l‘~‘9‘°lhl%lb £Y¢tl haue fometimes found it not aboue three or foureinches high :) vpon,

. . I . . _ . - ’ t On V‘) ‘ “‘"9s-3'9" .l“:?$‘¢5 found -;- green and {If ' 5 {E d’ b l , b A to aboueanother‘, company of my kinde friend M . Natbamcl Wrtgﬂét found this among the come at‘eVVright.$b“dg.c’ ‘ o;epI£§a§ﬁ§£$§g§l.kE5-,Thelcaues shat gﬁguhrdgaggloillgfzhlghahsthgrellhhnd are in i’h3P‘-°

being the featof M‘. 10/177 W’{§’/”» his blofhen ‘F The Yellow Pimpernell growes _ilii.t.l1¢:"V'V,9.¢d5 bell ﬂou . . --t..:.§’9f.th€c0mmonsD‘aiﬁe but that the are not fni ped about the ed‘/W5 3 3116' tweene Highgate and Hampllead,and in many other woods. ‘ 6 ~ - V . ‘ wet res ar§:_,Wh"€s.¢9IrGfii”rig Qfohe leafe diuided into ﬂu: parts 5- and Ehey grow at the firft‘ as it

~ - Wl 75‘ 7155- V ‘* V I ’ t 2 ,: ‘ 3 e “’:-‘“V“‘b¢‘.but3fterwaids more I‘ ilte fafhioned. It ﬂoures‘ in lime and I uIy,aI1'Cl gfowtftli in

They ﬂoure in Summer, 3”?‘ efpecially in the moneth of Augull, at what timeifihe husban<{‘:f€_ cam‘-lg f:na§e_ry [;‘la¢_:e_s,a,,s;i'n.the, rriariihes d)f Dartfordﬂ in Kent,all‘o between Sandwich and Sémdowne hauingoccafion to govnto thC1rh3W€ﬁW01'k€,'Will ﬁrfl behold the Homes of Pirnpernell, will e L41} ,2“ 13 t ‘7: dv’-.’?°~l.3°f5 On this ﬁde Sand_wir:h.B)mbin‘e faith,That Gui//zmdimu called it fomtiiries by they know the weather that {hall follow the next day after; as for example, if the 3011”; he i I .M we flan fothcrwlules Cqc/zlearia .- andvothers would haueit to be samolum of Pliny,1ié.z’5.c.zp.'i r. ﬂiutclofevp, itbetokeneth raine and foule weather 5 contrariwife, if they be fpread abroad: A i W °l{€ ﬁtly calls it Agg,/1;, ,q.,,,,,,'c,,ﬁ,;,-, ,,,,,,,,,1, mm m,,,m.—

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