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The Defeription.

, He firﬂ of thefewilde Anemhnes hath jagged leaues deepely cut or indented, which d0 i

grow vpon the middle part of a weake and tender ﬂalke : at the top whereof doth {land

a pretty yellow ﬂoure made of ﬁx fmallleaues,and in the middle of the flame there is 3 little blaclrifh pointell,and certaine {lender chiues or threds. The root is fmall, fornewhat knottie and very brittle.

2 The fecond hath jagged leaues,notvnlike to water Crowfoot or mountaine Crowfoot.Th¢ ﬂoure groweth at the top of the ilralke not vnlike to the precedent in fhape, fau-ing that this is 0f“ tnilke white colour,the root is like the other.

1: There is alfo of this ﬁngle kinde two other varieties, the one with a purple floure, which We may therefore call Aizemcme 22er;2oriz7»z}2ur{;ure4,the wild e purple Winde- ﬂoure.And the other with 3 Scarlet (or rather a blufh) coloured ﬂoure, which wee may terme L/1776?7I0ﬁ6’ﬂ€m07‘!Im eoeeinizi, The wilde '8 carlet winde-ﬂoure.Thefe two differ notin other re fpeéts from the white Winde-ﬂ0urC- 15

3 There is in fome choife gardens one of this kinde with white ﬂoures very double, as is that of the Scarlet diieillﬂﬂb’, and I had one of them giuen me by a worfhipfull Merchant of Lond0“r

called IW lahh Freizqzmei/le, my very good friend.

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i 4 This in roots and {talkes is like the lail: defcribed wood Anemwm, or winde-ﬂoures. BU‘ this and the laﬂ mentioned double one haue leaues on two places of their Ilallces ;whereas the 5"‘ gle ones haue them but in one, and that is about the middle of the ftalkes. The floure of this d0"‘ ble one conﬁfls of fome forty or more little leaues,whereof the outermoﬂ are the biggefl: 5 the 1307’ tomes or nailes of thefe leaues are of a deepe purple, but the other parts of a lighter blufh C0‘. lour. gt

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All thefe wilde lingle Anemone: grow in moi’: woods and eopfes through England, except fl!” with the yellow ﬂoure, which as yet I haue not feene : notwithilanding lhaue one of the greafe‘ kindes which beareth yellow floures,whofe ﬁgure is not expreffed not yet defcribed,for that it d0‘ very notably refemble thofe with ﬁngle floures,but is of {mall moment, either in beautie of the ﬂoure,or otherwife. i; The double ones grow onely in tome few gardens. :1:

1] T he Time. They Home from the middeﬁ of Februarie ibznro the end of Aprill,or the midit of M ay. 7‘ e N ames.

:1: The firlt ofthefe by moﬁ Writers referred to the Rammculi, or Crowfeets and Lahel calls it ﬁtly Rammeulm nemoroﬁee latem.-onlyDoa'omze:,C¢j2zhvinm,and our Authour haue made it an /1”” mom. .

2 This with the varieties a1fo,by Trzigw,Fzeehﬁm,Cordue, Geﬁier,Lohel,and others,is made a K47 mmcalm : yet Doe1o2m;u,C.efzil,vi22zes,and our Authour haue referred it to the Anemoner. Cluﬁm thinks‘ this to be Anemone, Ae1,wo'1M of Theophraﬂw.

3 Clu/iue cals this Anemone Lz'mom’a,or Rd77t£?26‘£Ilw_[jlluarIImyq0.Pl€ﬂ0 alho.

4, And he {tiles this Anem.Limom'4,or Ramme.[y1.flore plcm) purjmrafceme. -‘I:

an T he T empemture and Vertucs. The facultiﬁs and temperature of thefe plants are referred to the garden forts of Anemoner.

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C H AP. 7 9. Of 734/lard Q/{7l€77’107’lL’J", or Teﬂue ﬂoztrer. «J The Defcription.

I He ﬁrﬁ: of Lhefe Pafque ﬂoures hath many fmall leaues ﬁnely cut or jagged like tho!‘ of Carrots:among which rife vp naked ilalkes, rough and hairic . whegeupo}, doe gr°“' beautiful] ﬂoures bell fa{hion,ofa bright delaied purple colour?“ the bottome whel ‘

of groweth a ttrl-t0f'Y“3”°W thfumsﬁnd in the middle of the thrums it thruﬁeth forth a fma11P”rY F lei pointel l :when the Whole Home is paﬂ there fuccedeth an head or knob compaét of man)’ 5.ng hairy lockes, and in the follid parts of the knobs lieth the feed flat and hoary, euery feed 115".” ,; his owne fmall haire hanging at it. The root is thicke and knobby, ofa ﬁnger long, running ‘lg . .—;?.owne, and therefore not vnlikﬁ *0 ‘hog °.f theglﬁemant, which it cloth in all other parts var)’ “O ' bly refemble,and whereof no doubt this is a kinde. V we

' 2 There is no difference at all in the leaues, roots, or feeds, betweene this red Pafque 5° 6, and the precedent, nor in any other point, but in the colour of the ﬂoures ; for whereas £139 °‘

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Lirhz. Of the Hiﬂorie of Plants.

are or a purple colour,thefe are of a bright red, which fetteth forth the difference. 3 The white ‘Paife ﬁoure hath many fine jagged leaues, clofely couched or thruﬂ: together, reh rreiemoie an riolywvater fprineltle, agreeing with the others in roots, feeds,and fhape of

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we £13: ,‘ aLIi§g'that~t:_efe are of a white colour, wherein chiefely conliﬁeth the difference. arcvgegrﬁg his ario in fhape of roots and leaues little differs from the precedent, but the fioures Ot:7:"-‘:\:_"!':5;3"“::l1ih;CY purple c0l0ur,‘and feldome open or ihew themfelues fo much abroad as the its \J'..I't-‘E116 rirft defcribed,to whicn in all other refpeﬁts it is very like. deg Jbiérere is alfo another kinde with leaues leffe diuided,_but_ in other parts like thole alreadiei err e ,fauing that the ﬁoure is or a yellow colour fomething inclining to red. 4:

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2 Pulﬂzti/[4 ruhrai PL‘iFplePafi"e-iloL1ree -

Red Paf_{,'e_-ﬂoure,.

qr The Place.

g,O1;’,“f{[’*¢r writeth, that the Pafl‘e.ﬂoure groweth in France in iéntoiled places: in Germany they 1“ mugh and {tony places, and oftentimes on rockes. _

Onag 01:6 W’ ‘h Purple ﬂoures do grow very plentifully in the paliure or clofe belonging to the par- , Erie an fe of a {mall village for miles from C arnbrige, called Hilderfharn : the Parfons name vino wt“: 3‘ ‘hf? 1m preﬂion hereof was M’ Fuller, a very kind and louing man, and willing to (bent , - }' man the faid clofe, who defired the fame.

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(HE FY ﬂollfc f0r the moi} part about Eafier, which hath mooued mec to name it Pqfqz¢e.Floar=e} in Mi1a;er éloure-. and often they doe floure againe in September. ‘il? ‘The yellow kinde ﬂoures

. _ Th N . ‘ . . ,1. TD lPalTe—ﬂoure is called commonly in Lzﬁtrine hxilfiizicije .- and of fome. APIW‘ "f’”:€5‘' 15575“ W77‘ in 4 ‘ﬁ,]‘"”P‘”4 would haue it to be Anemone Lirirtoﬂia and Samolw 0fP1i”)’~'in 'F’e“°hsC”7‘“l””"d"‘ -" 1,“, ‘itch: iktckenfthtllz in Englia, pafque ﬂoure 0,paf{‘¢_ﬂom-e, and after the Latine name‘ b Iﬁztz/14 ’ ’ C s_

’ °r F13‘? ﬂ°“‘¢ = in Cambridge-(hire where they grow, they are named Couentrie

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