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Oi‘ the Hiliorie of Plants. L I B. 2.2%

T be Place.

The three ﬁrﬁr grow in rnoﬁ: gardens «,butI the yellow kinde groweth not common, except in th€

arclens of curious Herbarifts. _ _

zit The fourth and fifth grow wilde among cljorne in diuers places. 11

qt 7‘ c Time.

That which hath continued the whole Winter doth ﬂoure in May. and the. ref’: of Summ€f1' 3:; terwarciss and that which is planted later, and in the end of Summer, ﬂoureth in the Spring 0 I following yeare : they do hardly endure the 1; yburzis of out cold Winter.

q] e Amer. . . '

Snapdragon is called in Greeke, ¢Lv"zI'{i5Ir0! : in Latine all:o,z;1z2tirr/mmm: of/Ifulems, Cam: c_ere5r1z;:: Herée Sz'mizz7r4,Vemtﬂa mi770r,0pzile'5grz1ta, and Oroﬂtium : it is thought to‘be Lea lzeréa, which C? me/14,125. I o. reckons among the ﬂoures .- yet Gefzzer hath thought that this Leo is Colaméme, W111}: for the fame caufe he hath called Leontoﬂrmzierm : but this name feemeth to vs to agree better W1‘ Calucs fnout than with Columbine; for the gaping ﬂoure of Calues fnout. is more lilse to Ly(?{‘[: fnap than the ﬂoure of Columbine : it is called in Du_rch,£D3,ﬁt1t: in Spat1lfi'1,C'z15c%!tz'£t67’W7"" 1 Englifh,Calues fnout,Snapdragon,and Lyons fnap: in French, Yeﬁe dc chzergana Tc e de Veer!-

qr T/ae Temperature.

They are hot and clry,and of fubtill parts.

The Vcrtues. _ _ b A The feed of Snapdr-agon(as Galen faith) is good for nothing in the vfe ofPhyl'icl:e—,and the hi” it felfe is of like faculty with Buémium or Star-wort,but not fo effeétuall. In B They report (faith Dioﬁarider) that the herbe being hanged about one preferueth a man fY° being bewitched,and that it malteth a may gracious in the fi ght of people. .5 C ‘ Aymleim writeth,that the diftilled water, or ti]€‘CieCO€’£lOlf) of the herbe and root made in wzffﬁla‘ a fpeedy remedy for the watering of eies proceeding of a hot caufe,if they be bathed therewith-

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CRAP. 165. Of Tode» ex.

2 Linariepurpurea odorata. Great Tode-ﬂax. _ Sweet purple Tode-ﬂax.

1 Limzrie wrlgarzk [W64 .

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_\ Of‘ the Hifiorie of Plants. 35:“

I Immlb _ k_ T be De{Zrip.*iei¢. 6 no. > ' I . . ﬂ ' .’ . . I grow mlana 41 mac Of‘/Iﬁlftrr/717155579’, hath lmalhﬂender, blackrfh {’ralke3.-frorn which do 7 the fa lyk Orig narrow leaues like Hair. The ﬂoures be yellow, with a fpurhanging at is [6 be {Gene in thfélﬁol e vnto a Larkes fpur, barring a mouth like vnto a frogs mouth, euen fuch as lembleth Ewaw mmon Snapdragon 3 the whole plant before it come to Home {'0 much re- 4 ‘”"’a‘h3t the one is hardly kriowne from the other,but by this old verfe:

1? [F414 lazffcfcrit, ﬁve laﬁe Limria crefeit.

it Eﬂr/A with milke doth ﬂow, Toacl-ﬂax without rriilke doth grow. 1:

e fecond itinde of Tode ﬂax h h l ‘ - ' ' ‘ dj . - at eaues like VBt(?B€//t»5m41or,Ol' the teat D fi , b ‘i ; fer with rraiI;iiir\;f(1))l:,1re[;’:‘:‘1‘:)J‘:1r§!é§,€lCilk:boitrt tillje efdges.T_he ﬂalke is f mall and tendengofa cirljitclriglht, anging theréar the ﬂou yn 0 t ‘e ormer in ihape. The root is long , with many threds 3 The th_ 8 b _ res are 0 a realonable fweet fauour.

HIP: kinde ‘jfltnzrijfﬁéléﬁﬁilfe a kinde of _Tode-ﬂax,_hath frnall and narrow leaues like vn to the - 6| 6 Is a cubit high,befetwith ﬂoures of a purple colour, in rafhion like

mere‘ ab - _ root 1-: fmL;tnt1;g:l13;::3:ie)th the taile or fpurre at the end of the ﬂoure which the other hath. The

.L . _ ' 3 Lmarzapurpuretmltera,

Variable Todﬂﬂax. 1' 4 Liemria Valentina Clef

Tode-ﬂax of Valentia.

.r 47/. mi

1‘ V . . ﬁalkel? Lmm“ Valentina ha

Y three and three

th Ieaues like the lelfer Centorie, growing at the bottome ofrlie’ °fa foot h

. _ abut higher vp towards the top without an certaine order - the ﬂalkes are ditiscalldb‘ . 3 . Y _ _; - - . ‘i Y ClMﬁw,Velentzna,for that it was found by himfelfe in Agra V4/Win V P3196, where it beareth yellow ﬂoures about the top of the ﬂalke 11146 C0111- reth at Valenria in Mafclhth Odfthe ﬁ0ure is downy,or mo{ﬁe,and the taile of a purple €010“?-‘It ﬂoue Ortherne parts. ‘an g‘°W€th In the medowes there,and hath not as yet been feene in the {e

5 Ofjiris [6 i from which fit: ilrith nzjuch vnlike the common . mewhat more wide and

much ,and long roots,witl_i fome threds or ﬁrings hanging at the fame; T es very tough and pliant, befet towards the top with floures not oad—ﬂax,but of a pale whrtifh colour, and the inner part of the mouth’ °P°“a‘ and the leaues like the common 'Iode-iiax .‘ V F 1‘ 6 45?"?