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‘RI. I B. 2. Of the T_lfIil’toriye of‘lilIf’lants. 7“

_. V . ' 2, q] The '1‘ cmperature. _ ii I Halimua latzﬂlim \ i ’ ‘_ .. , 5 i. Purflane is cold,and that in the third degree,and mail’: in the fecond : but wilde Purﬂane 15 110! Tree Sea Pmﬂan ° $ 2 H4/mm zmguﬂzﬁlzmpramméem. lb moiil». i ' 6' Creeping Sea Purﬂane. lg] The Vemm. . »

A Raw Purllane is much vfed in l'allades,with oyle, {alt and vinegre : it cooleth an hot ltomaclﬁca and pl'OuOl{€tl} appetite 5 but the nourilhment which comrneth thereof is little, bad, cold, groﬂfa and moift zbeing chewed it is good for teeth that are let on edge or allzonied 5 the juyce doth the fame being held in the moutlirand alfo the diftilled water.

Purflane is likewife commended againlt woranes in young children, and is {ingular good eipéi‘ cielly if they be feueriih wirhall, for it both allaies the ouermuch heate, and killeth the wormcs 5 which thing is done through the faltnes mixed therewith, which is not only an enemy to warmest but alfo to putrifaétion. ~

Theleaues of Purﬂane either raw , or boiled, and eaten as fallades, are good for thofe that gaue great heate in their ftomackes and inward parts, and doe coole and temper the inﬂame

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The fame taken in like manner is good for the bladder and kidnies, and allaieth the outraglous lull of the body : the juyce alfo hath the fame vertue.

The juyce of Purﬂane ftoppeth the bloudy flix, the flux of the hemorrhoides,monethly tﬁfm fpitting ofbloud,-and allother ﬂuxes wharfoeuer. _

The fame throwne vp with a mother fyringe,cureth the inﬂammarionsﬁettings,and vlceraflonsf of the matrix ;and put into the fundamentwithacliﬁcr pipe, helpeth the vlcerations and ﬂux ° the cuts. a e -

'l?he leaues eaten raw, take away the paine of the teeth, and faﬂen them -,and are good {°_" teeth that are fee on edge,witb eating offharpe or lbwre things. - '

The feed being taken,killeth and driueth forth wormes, and ﬂoppeth the laske.

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Ea Purflane is not a herbe as Garden Purﬂane, but a little fhrub : the Ptalkes whereof be hard and wooddy : the leaues fat, full of fubftance, like in forme to common Purﬂane’ but much whiter and harder : the mollie purple ﬂoures {land round about the VP?“

parts of the f’calkes,as doe almoli thofe ofBlyte,or of Orachzneither is the feed vnlike,being bro? and ﬂair : tlfre rfroot is wooddy,long laﬂing, as is alfo the plant, which beareth out the VV inter W’ _ the lo e 0 a ew leaues. - i 2 There is another fea Purflane or H alimm, or after Dodo7mm,P0rmlaca marina, which bath leaues like the former,bur not altogether fo white,yet are they fornewhat longer and narrowﬂinoi much vnlike the leaues of the Oliue tree. The ﬂender branches are not abouea cubit or cubit 3“. halfe 1ong,and commonly lie fpred vpon the ground,and the floures are ofa deepe Ouerworne her Y colour,and after them follow feeds like thofe of the former,but fmaller. ‘V _ it 3 Our ordinary Hdlimw 0! fea Purﬂane hath fmall branches fome foot or betrerloﬂgv W” ’; _ ~ t , .» jug C°mm1°_‘x:lY gpfgd vfpriln t{1eﬁgroLrnd,of2cr]né)uerwornfegraygﬂg colour, and fometimes pt1‘rp1€s"1;: V ‘ \ \v: ,} Cauﬁs am .1 C t 0 e o t e a rnentione ut more at an t icke er leﬂ‘e hoar , The .0‘. 'f_.".- . f’ ’ , ' -‘ grow on the tops of the branches,of an herbiy purple colour, which i; lxucceeded by fxmall feedsllke '-1"-.,,‘, : - "”~‘- ' \’ to that 0% the fecfc>nd(li<1Ud€.h 1: _Id f n h F ‘ _Oni_« ' ' ‘~ ' « -“‘ll$l':’:'r’ « T ere is oun anot_ er wr e ea Pur ane,w ereo Ihaue thou ht ood to make menti _ 2 which doth refemble thelcindes of Aizoons. The ﬁrﬁ kinde growetgvpgight, with a trunl<e, “kg a {mall tree or flrrubrhauing many vprightwooddy branches, of an alh colour, with many t I“ darke,greene lC3l-1195 hkﬂhthc S[(;n§“c§0P>dC:iIg€d V€NﬁI¢]lt‘ulz;17‘I31: thﬁ ﬁgures‘ are of an berg)! lowiih reenc co our : t e root 1S ver ar an rous: t e w o e lant is ofa {alt tan ta '3’ i the juytge like that ofKali. _ _ A P g the 5 There is another kindelike the former,and diﬁereth in that, this firange plan: is great“: he leanes more (harpe and narrower,and the whole plant more wooddy, and cornmeth’ HCCTC [0 I

forme of a tree. The ﬂoures are of a greenifh colour. /’ ‘ll 7 "

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