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{talks are a cubit and a halfe long,full of knots or knees,very rough or fiilfe, fpreading themlelufis into many branches: attops whereof grow yellow floures in round tufts or heads like Dill. The root is as big as ‘a finger, and blacke like Peucedamm, whereunto it is like in tafle,fmell,and refém‘ blance of feecl,which doth the more perfuade me that it is the true Bu1:leurm,wherof I now fpéakr and by the authoritie of Nimzzder and Pliny confirmed. ‘

I Baflczzrum zmgejlzfoliam monjfelienfé.

' 2 Buplcumm latifilium monjjzelicwf. Narrow leaned Hares eare.

Broad leaued Hares care.

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l V , _ . ‘e 2 The fecond kinde,called broad leaned Hares cares, in figure,_ tufts, and floures ls thqfirlic famewith the former kinde , faue that the leaues are broader and fi_1fl’er . and more hollow 1 “OW. mid it: which hathvcaufcd meto call it Hares eares,haumg In the middle of the leafe iotne ho neffe refembling-the fame. The -root is greater,and of a wooddy fubfiance. . '1‘ be Place. . They grow among Oken woods in Ptonyqaitnd hard grounds in Narbon.I haue found them S‘-"Ow

l ing naturally among the bufhes vpon Biefton cafile in Chefhire.

, The Time. They floure and bring forth their feed in Iuly and Auguft. ‘ I The Names. Hates care is called in Latine Bupleumm .- in Greeke, §8'7r>~we9v .- the Apothecaries of MOW?“ inFfan(jC docall it Aurimla Le]2oria,and therefore I terrne it in Englifh Hares care : Valeria! 5”

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._ nameth it Ifopby/1on,but whence hs had that name it is not knowne.

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- - - ' ' ' tcr place thereof for wounds,.and is taken by Trtfgflzf for Pdmtx Cbxrom.;gm,who reek oneth W7’ taulncrarzac. The

Of the Hifiorie.of Plants.

t TEé’ii€£r3E§ fiamped with falt and wine,and applied,do confume and driue away the fwelling of we flecke called the Kings will 5 and are vfed againft the {tone and grauell.-'

CH A p. 191. 0f(jromel/.

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. V _. 3 He great Gromel hath long ilendcr and hairy ftalks,bef'et with long brown and hoarie‘

. leauesgamong which grow certain bearded husks,bearing at the firl’t fmal blew flours; ha 01 whicli being pafl,ther.e'{'uc,ceedeth a gray fiony feed fomewhat mining. The root ’ sand of a wooddy fttbfiance. p‘ A l ‘ I 2 The fecond kinde Of'Grotne1 hath I-iraight round wooddy {talks full of branches,thel€aueS

Ong3f“__‘3l;3fld fharppfa dark green colourgfmallet than the lcaues of great Gromehamong which ‘come forth little white floures - which being paflr there followes fuch feed as the former hath,buti mailer. _ " ’g . ’ f fi . 3 There is another‘ kinde of Gromel which hath leaues and (talks like the {mall kind : the a e 15 not fo white,neither fo fmooth and plain, but fomewhat fhriueled or wrinkled : the leaues 5° Omewhat rough like vnto the common Gromel,but the floiures are of a purple colour, and in 5a9°11ketho‘fe of that wilde kinda of Bugloffe called Am/mfiz 3 for which caufe it carrieth that

rtament Afzcbuflefdcié. c 4 . gl (:1 There IS alfo a degenerat kind hereof called Ancbufie :legener,bein‘geither a kind ofwilde Bu- t 6 or wrlde Grornel,or elfe a kindc of neither of both, but a plant participating of both kindes. 3th the feeds and {talks ofzuiliumjalzlr or Gr-ornel,the lcaues and roots.of,4mImf4,which is Al.»_

ar - .. . ‘Wand is altogether ofa red colourhke the fame,

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‘I Lifbojpermum m4)‘¢;;’ i Litéafierrarum mimm Great Gromel, Small Gromel.

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