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cluflering together, confifiing of one thin crifpe or crumpled leafe ofa light blew colour (svlyligh continues long, if you gather-them in their perfeét vigour, and {'0 dry them) and in the mid eds this blew comes vp little white floures,confifhng of fine little round lea_ues with fomewhite t I Mb in their middles. This plant was firlt obferued by Rougifolfius at I_oppa in Syria: but it gro_weS 3“ vpon the coafis of Barbarie, and at Malacca a_nd‘Cadiz in Spaine: I hauc feene it growingLw m’ many other rare plants, in the Garden of my krndc friend Matter Iolm Trarlefiant at South— 3 beth.

¢ ; Lzmammfazzofimmia. i 4 Limvm“m»g¢W,C1~fl Sea-Lauander with the indented leafe. HOHOW kaued S“-"L3“3“d""'

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4 Clu/im in the end of his fourth Booke Htflmd P1I_W47“"’a re-35 _f°“h ‘hf-3: and £313)‘: he “CPO. tied this figure with one dried leafe of the plant f_ent him from Paris from Claude Gomer_ an ‘J de_ thecarie of that citie, who receiued it (as you fee it here eitprefi) from L1Sb0I|C- NOW 0 " ‘I fide, fcribes the leafc,that it was hard, and as ifithad been a piece of leather, open on the vp ii do“ and diftinguifhed with many large purple veines on the infide, 8zc.~ for the refl of his (tile CDC? fee. was onely taken from the figure(as he himfelfe faith) which Ihold irnpertinentnto let 0% “view, ing 1 here giue you the fame figure,which by_no,meanes I could omit, for the ftrangene VC .3

of, but hope that fome or other that trauell into forraine parts may fitide this elegant p1:“"駢, know it by this {mail exprellion, and bring it home with them, that {O we may COIN? E03 P

knowledge thereof. it

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. r r . ~ W'.butab“n,' Th 5 {f roweth in great plenty vpon the walls of the fort againfi Grauefend. f at dagdy mihcr bikes of;he_Riuer below the fame ttiwtllfef as alfo below tlfie f}~{‘llDg_5VSf;1f)e1;6t-Jl;,OI|-jcirin Chattam ; and fafibythe Kings Ferrey going into: e eof Shepey : int e a t mar

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tO.The {mall kind I could. neuer find any other place but vpon the chalky clili-‘e going from the wne of Margate downe to the {ca {ide,vpon the left hand. - p . _ The ‘Irma. They {lotrre in lime and Iuly. y I p » p _ yqj T175 yNzime.<'. . Q = _ tfhall be nced.lef{’e to trouble you with any other Latine name than is exprel} in their titles 2 -9 PCf3P1_Cfneere the {ea fide where it growes do callit Marlh Lauander,and fi:a Lauander. fiélkc i i1al;Cal1'11yOt be El1(i.Lz-7720721.,’-,'77¢ of 1:'z'(Jft07‘iL{cs,fOr the leauesare not longer than a Beet,nor the Water Plan; as t lat of a Lilly 5 but you ihall find more hereafter concerning this,in The chapter of C4 defcribod3éI1.I cannot better refer this to any plant defcribed by the Antients,than to Brzzamm n y Di0jo‘oi'za'er,lzb.4. my). 2. II! . Th ( w p « ' Q] The 7:L’772[lc’}’z1m7'c’. 6 feed of LZ7?10i1Z‘;'.'1'/‘)1 is very altringent or binding- Thaw ,” . .1 .q[Tb_\c.I/ertuerg .. - g ‘\»x ,. ~ ~:_ mic‘. iee beaten into ponder and drunk in Wine, helpeth the Co1lique,Strangurie,and D flee- A

_)i,.gll(l3<: gecd taken as aforefaidgfiaieth the oiiermuch flowing ofwomens terms, and all other {limes \ . I Q - '

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C firft kind ’ ' » « , ~ - — . \ i I a {H - °€7’”P"l~'47r2 hath long and large leaues ion-ic-wliat noll0.W or f'ill'l‘{}\TCCl, of" T

‘Ding %"€€Ii colon r r 1 Cth vp :1 Pcalke of t

‘V _ r declining to blewneffe, like the leaues of'VVoad:among v,~l_~.i.eh many fmaiib ~ . ranches garnime

Hi we cubits high and more, tvhi_Ch“tOw;1rCl.tllC top is diuided intg. L with many floures like Cam-omill,yellow in the middlefet about M m i or L .; .

Of the Hifizorieof Plants.