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" ' h liq‘ 1tl5edTe’r7::}e”-uiliucrlenfcth with a ccrtaine aliriétion or bi‘? Golden Rod is hot and dry in t e econ Cg - : [ding qua1ity' Tbcfertrzer. _ . k_d ’ _ d H h h and Golden Rod prouoketh vrine, waﬂeth away the liones in the _ I 9165,33 _ CXPC C‘ ‘ Fm’ W withall bringeth downe tough and raw ﬁg:ghmﬁécglzbgrrgoggffgliiiilgeigfieeyfﬁe yacnl?j‘e‘l‘fl,1\ll$/L:l}l]lCi:1t§‘r(:c’ and then do hinder the comming awayo t E‘ d thy f C Ulmoldm Villmwmm b . cod ream tie to be gathered together into one ftone. _ n etc _or _ Y g hath qommended it again“ the Rome ah1dli'ame Cgcgrtgvfakhjdnifrsihkes and is re orted that it can (“ﬂy peirI‘b1r:r?cf;It]l(i)§ g:1z:§<t::r[is forflrgdnd can-l:md.in my piaétife {bill be placed in thc 0" molt rankc. ” A _ . . ch ‘ Arnold»: writeth,'_I'hat the diflilled water dl'llI}kCIV;V1tllZl‘Vhf1:fOl' fome few dares togetherrwolke . the fame elfec’.t,that is,for the {lone and grauell in t ‘e ki tnrbel . d i {an um I m mm and blag, It is extolled aboue all other herbes for the gopping of 0U_ H" d 8 3 Sh ‘ﬁn than dai ; - - ~ 0 an re a an i * ding wounds; andlhath in times paft beene hah inbgreal§_ehict;1;t(: from be %nrd the {Ca fold in Buck. for in my remembrance I haue known the dry Cr C W 1C _ _Y e [1 lets bury in London forhaléfe a crownefﬁi ouncIe.a11f3euatC{ir$rv:‘§:n1etvfygfggtgld iCi1rI-CI1atvr"1(;;')if;g];:d()vfrri(:o;dv‘,’hi‘:h‘ as itwere at our townes en. , no man wi giue 1 . _ _ un e - mg’ we 3:“ an inn; :::::::’,*.‘*‘tr£m%2;%r:‘:.1‘:‘h;;:fr:‘;i.;‘::i»c; how pretious oeueri e, anw 1 e_ '1 is _ r ‘. _ . . veri _ Rica; iilfﬁifgﬁf ‘35ldo°?J§§’§ ‘iii’; ff.l1Z“r§?$a“.‘f.‘e§§.pi‘If.§ei‘ .i.“e‘1i’r§}f,e“;?rii’p‘§$‘rZ1tl 52363? P313323 ma‘; again.“ any d rfeafe -, yet not conﬁent tlhergwlith, that‘ will fehelfci] for 2}‘ neg fartlI1)er oll;,haCr}_£cl fan, gled fellowcs ac ‘C agamﬁ ' . _ g _ e’hom€5 no doubt haue the fame vertue now that then it had; although it growes lo neere our own , in neuer {'0 great quantity.

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'i Hfréiz Doria Laécly“. Téebefcriptiorz. oi-ias \/Vound-woort. His plant hath long and large thicke and fat leaiies, {harpe pointed, of at _ blewifh greene like vnto Woad,which being broken with the hands hath a pretty fpicie fmell. Among thefe leaues rifeth vp a ftalke of the height of a tall man, diuided at the top into many other branches,where- upon grow (‘mall yellowilh ﬂoures, which turneth into downe that ﬂyeth away with the winde. The root is thicke almoﬂ: like Helle- éorm aléw. ‘ ‘ ‘ 4 Of which kinde there is another like the former,but that the leaues are rougher, {om ea what bluntly indented at the edges, and not fo fat and grolle.

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This herbe growes vp with a greene round brittle ﬂalkc,very much chamfered, ﬁnewed; or f urrowcd, about foure or fine foot high, full of white pith like that of Elder, and {en- deth forth {mall branches : the leaues grow on the ﬂalke out of order, and are ﬁnooth,‘ fharpe pointed, in fhape like thofe or Heréra Doria; but much -{hotter and narrower, the broadelt and longeft feldome being anoue ten or eleuen inches long, and fcarce two in-'

more ﬁnely and finally nickt or indented about the edgesrtheir ﬁne“ being no, C“ I _ t rather when together with the ltalke they are broken and rubbed yeeld forth a Other 13a‘“f‘g 3 {mall touch of the fmell of Hemlocke. Out of the bofomes of theft‘ leaues fpring. the ﬂ lfaalier leaues or branches. The ﬁoures are many, and grow on fmall branches at the tops of middill bes like thofe ofHe_r54 Doria, but more like thofe of Iacaémgofa yellow colour, as well the 10 e 9- utton, as the (‘mall leaues that {land round about, cu_ery ﬂoure haurng commonly eight of mag femdalllca:L1CS. Which being pali: the button turneth .1l1tO downe and containeth very {mail which 6: s which ﬂy away with the wine. The root is nothing elfe but an inﬁnite of {mall ﬁrings he1_be~T31Oﬂ:hlll'tfLllly fpread in the ground,and by their inﬁnite incrcaﬁng dellroy and ﬂerue other and ° 3‘ grow neere it. Its naturall place of growing I know notgfor I had it from M‘ Ialvn Cop, yet keel”? 1‘ growing in my garden. Io/m Goodycr. ll:

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den’ Wh “Ce ‘h‘~‘Y Wore brought into England, and are contented to be made denizons in my Gar- ere the)’ ﬂounfh to the height aforefai ' * ‘

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