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iome i0Otl}lgl1,tllC top whereof is adorned with a floure conlifting of two ranks ofleaues, whereof ﬁgures offome few others, with their defcription briell taken out oltl . VV k F E I ~\\.c thofe on the out iide are largergoiinder pointed,and fometimes fnipt in a little 5 the refk are narrO- 4 and diligent I-Ierbarilt Czzrolm C[t£ﬂtlz.f- where fu,ch as diﬁre further d'(‘]c fix » es 0 l le {flamed wet and {harper pointed. The colour ofthefe lcaues is yellow,deep‘er on the inﬁde,and on the out- {nay be abundantly fatisﬁed : and fuch 3,5 do not vnclerﬂcand Latine malt Cﬁoudr L ‘rpm tflll fu" Fat fide there are fome {mall purple veins running alonglt thefe leaues of the ﬂoure. The root is fomt‘. 1“ the late worke oflvl‘ Io/an Pzzr/cirzfoia - whereas the {hall not oncl ha )7 ha -19‘? ﬁarge “U5 361109 two inches long gthe thickne lle of ones little ﬁnger,with fome tuberous knobs hanging therean T am) learne the way to raife them Of fgcd which hgth beene a :1; in); “ctr CH 1:1 my at large’ but 8 The eighth hath many large leaues deeply cut and jaggedjn {hapc like thofe of the St0r_l<5 0316 few 3) and thence hath ripen this g;cat Varierieof there ﬁo D530; mg, I“?"V“‘~‘ (CXCC 7! IO bill or Pink-needle : among which rifeth vp a naked lialke fet about toward the top with the like mud! abound. um ‘W Crew" 1 Omc Gardens {(3 l€aLlCS,bL1t fma Her and more ﬁnely cut, hearing at the top of the ftalke a ﬁngle ﬂoure conli {ling 0 a many finall blew leaues,which do change ibmetimes into purple, and oftentimes into white , {C5 ‘ ‘ q 7;”, Dtfm-P”-M about a blacltifh pointall with lome fmall threds like vntoa pale or border. The root is thick an H ' ' l<ﬂ0bl-’Y- _ _ . e root of this is like that of the Great double red Ldnemoire ' . ' ' '. 9 The ninth fort of Anemone hath leaues like vnto the garden C_row-foot : the {talk rifeth VP place of the precedent chapter 5 and) the leaues alfo are like, butd from amonfgﬂc the leaues, of a foot high, bearing at the top faire white ﬁoures made of fine {ma grpwetha ﬁnloured. The lialke growes fome foot high, {lender and greene, at the top wflmreoc

leaues 3 the middle whereof are many little yellow chiues or threds. The root is made of man)’ Wm gle ﬂoure, conﬁliing of eight leaues of a bright {hining skarlet colour on the inﬁdel lleiider tnreds or l’trings,contrarie to all the reli of the Winde—ﬂ0ures. ’

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r o The tenth fort of Anemone hath many leaues like the common medow Trefoile,fleigbt- K he ﬂ0.Ll3re isf l(3f:iII'Oyugei'cCll;1$:IEj1’i1erlc%rlIl!l)Saif:1:1‘: thmms : the Omﬁdc of ly fnipr about the edges like a_l'aw : on the top of the {lender {lalks ﬂands a ﬁngle white ﬂour I69’ i I A I . ding U3 P‘~“Plf’-s C0“l1ﬂ1“% Ofelght {mall 1931155 s Velembhngiln lhape the ﬂoures of common 56 T mmrme lmffoliaﬂore coccimo. it 2 Anemone lafifvlizlﬂﬂrﬂ mama roccimo ' Crow-foot. The root is knobby,with certain firings fafined thereto. ' 6 road leaued skarlet Anemone. The skarlet Anemone with the: large ﬂouie’

I 1 The eleuenth kind of Anemone hath many jagged leaues cuteuen to the middle rib,refcm- ‘- bling the leaues of Gemzmm Columbzmim or Doues foot. The Ieaues that doe embrace the ten 5’ weake iialks are ﬂat and ﬂeightly cut : the ﬂoures grow at the top of the lialks,ofa bright fhiﬂlng purple colour, fer about a blackifh pointall with {mail thrums or- chiues like a pale. The root 15 knobby,thicke,and very brittle,as are mofl: of thofe of the Anemones.

QT The Place.

All the forts ofAnemones are {lrarigers,and not found growing wilds in Englandniotwithﬁaﬂ‘

ding all and euery fort of them do grow in my garden very plentifully. * The Time.

Tliey ﬂoure from the beginning of Ianuarie to the end of April,at what time the ﬂours do fade: and_ the feed ﬂieth away with the wind, iftherc be any feed at all -, the which 1 could neuer as Y5 oblerue.

V The Names.

Am-moz2e,or VVind—ﬂ0ure,is fo called, me iriys ; that is to fay,of the wind: for the ﬂoure doth H3" uer open it felfe but when the wind doth blow,as Pliny writeth : whereupon it is named of diucfst H6754 veizti : in EngIi{h,W1nd-ﬂoure. u

Thofe with double ﬁoures are called in the Turky tongue,Gz'ul,and Gul Catamer: and thofe w_1th {mall jaggad leaues and double floures are called Lalé 5cn:{edc,and Galipoli lalé. They cal thofe W1‘ fmall jagged leaues and ﬁngle ﬂoures,Bini@te,Biai:.4alc,and Binizgnte.

y 1} The Temperature. All the kinds of Anemones are 0narp,biting the tongue,and of a binding facultic. The Vcrmes. A The leaues ltampcd,and the juice l'niﬂ’ed vp into the nol‘e,purgeth the head mightily. B The root champed or chewed procureth f pitting, and caufeth water and ﬂegme to run for the mouth,as Pellitorie of Spain cloth. (3 It profiteth in collyries for the eies,to ceafe the inﬂammation thereof. D The juice mundiﬁeth and clenfeth maliguant,virulent,and corroﬁue vlcers. h E The leaues and lizalks boiled and eaten of nurl'es,caule them to heme much milke : it prouoker the terms,and eafeth the leproﬁe,being bathed therewith.

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This ' "1 {ha eofroo g t 0 . Q h P S 8: lcaues is like the fornierfoiit the lea-.1-es arcblackenand more lhining

" mt Clrvp _~—-~ Per fd : . . . , _ V i , ﬂ ﬁﬁi:]ge(:fg§f§h::(ﬂ£<;l:S lI[l)<e_to othprs ofﬁtihis ltinde, and at the top carrieth a. large . - . _ h “ , . 65. eingatticin eof heh k I 1 '1 t if.’ C H A P. 77. Of dmer: or/yer c-/fnemoner or Wzna'e«ﬁ’oure:- 3 I k‘ d,e§§l““‘“‘ ‘hat went the hairy head are ofh fangéliii‘l:i:0lc:tirelr'l€hl:s(li(dild,Xihtililgtlllgz

rowes . . _ _ harem a% larger after the falling of the flame, and at length turns into a downie {ub-

i; ‘ moothblackef ' ' = ~ . . an The K-gnarm . — lsripevfiiallycomesv bar eedisinclofecl l.L.l\'C.8S in other Anemonesgwhichfowneas foone .. 3 his d-ff p ore Winter. This is Aizmrz.[zzrrfﬁ2!_(?mpl.f1are 1 7.ofc‘/ii/Eaa.

. th - ‘ CIS not fro - . . 0 two at of Corne—rofe ‘“ the former but in Pioiires, which are ofan orange--tawny colour,like

i T«Hefe ﬂoures Wl1iCl1 are in ﬁlclllelleeme for their beautie may well be diuided inf V ou . 2 Otred P - . . . , _ or T wh . . Opp - and th b .. - . v f »— n _ forts, that 15, Ill“ L‘f"f"l‘_“ 0" b1_'°"={d 1€aUCd,and the T cmizﬁalza, or narrow leaueS- Npffg ' Bhﬁdlecshflfl 8&1“: a {mg 01' circldlahout th: htsliiiosdmtgl? lgucs of lib‘: ﬁnottllfggf 3::/igma Pal“ ‘O 0f each of thefe forts there ale mﬁlme Vaneues’whl9h Comm in the ﬁnglenelre and doublcnvdle I Orthe ﬂouife e e varieties here mentioned,tlierc]zir]<:Li£han (l)]EllS IS thel]cl1Cgl‘l)ltl”cletl‘C colotii ("7 ‘l l "* “~ Ofthe ﬂ0Uf€S, and in their dlllﬁfﬁue °f‘—"’l0l“3i which would aske a large difcourfe to ﬁlth; ' ow let vs C30‘ thﬁ nhallcs which makcacirclc at the boltjtordgrfligicof doe dlitl7er each“? m milks xa'*‘cl . Wh ‘ ' 'n nd beﬁdes thofe cl ' e 0 > me”)! e mi V ~ ‘ - - T ’ - L‘ ‘gm 0‘ ‘Cr’ 6 “ Y “idol”: Onell’ 1 re ( {Ct Owne byol“ Amhom) ‘O gm yﬁgufe‘ . WW leaned ones,which alfo dilier little but incolonr of their iiourcs.

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