Of the Hifiorie offplants. L I B. 2;

e top wherofigrow faifc

g which lies hid thlflgs The root is fmall, an

441 fmaller and narrower. The Pcalke rifeth vp to the height of two fpans ; at th

{hining purple colored flours,con{if’cing of fix little leaues,within or amon like fmall helmets. The plant in proportion is like the other of this kinde.

creepeth in the ground.

2 Hellehorine angujlifizlia 6'. Clufije’

1 He/Zehorine. Narrow leafed wilde Neefewort»,

Wilde white l~iellebor.,

qr The Place; ’ V a

They be found in dankifh and fhadowie places : the firfl was found growing in the V/Voods by Digs wel paflures,half a mile from Welwen in Hartfordlhire : it grows in awood flue miles Y0“: Londomneere a bridge called Lockbridge5 by Robinhoods wel,where my friend M‘ Stephen 37‘ : we! a learned Phyfition found the fame : in the woods by _Dunmow in Eflex,by Southfleet in K5“ in a little. groue of Iuniper,and in a wood by Clalrle in Effex.

M T e Time.

They Home in May and Iune,and perfeélz their feed in Auguft. ’ The Names. é fl. 0 .,.

The likenefle it hath with white I-Iellebor,doth Ihew it may not vn properly be named He/[e Ce V .en

m,or white Hellebor : which is alfo called of Diofcorides and gliny, '6%mu.»m'r, or Epipaiizk, but wll that name carneit is not apparant: it is alfo named arm. I The Temperature.

They are thought to be hot and dry of nature. The Vertues.

The faculties of thefe wilde Hellebors arepre-ferred ~vnt0 the white Neefeworr, whereof the)’ 3”

kindes. . , ', . - _ _ , an It is reported,that the deceéhon ofwilde Hellebor drunlgopens theufioppxngs of the liner,

» helpcth any imperfeétions of the fame” H y ’ ‘ » C H A P’

i iiiitiifaié r3iiiro:~r¢ of Plants.

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Our Ladies Slipper-S;

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The other Ladies Slfppefg

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Lacii ’ l e ' Czieregfig Slipper

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