Of the Hiﬂorie of Plants.

C it I 352' 1 Of Frenclmr golden Lunglworti

:1: 1 Pulmonaria Gallii-a,ﬁue aurea latz'ﬁ:li4_; 1 at Pulmaaiariii G411)“, /iueaurea anguj?i}’ﬂ"‘EL Broad-leaued French or golden . lflarrow leauegl French or golden I-‘mg » Lung-wort. !V0_t_I,

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:1 3 ' H is which I here giue you in the firft place; as allb the other twoaéfe ofthe kinds Of H-awke-weed,or Hieracium 5 wherefore I thought it molt {it to [rear of them in :11!‘

V place, and not to handle them ‘With the Pulmoﬂarza maculofa, 9, Sage of Iemfalgmé whereasnour Author game the i_iamePulmmzrz4 Gallarumand pointed at the defcription-but this 5' gure btmg fa]i“e,an_d the d€fCl'1ptl0n_itnperfe6l:, I judged it the bell: to place it here nhxt to tl!°{‘ larits both in {hape and qualities. it much referribles. This lirﬁ bath a pretty large ye! , orou r an ringy roc_>t;from the which arife many longifh leaues,hairy,foft,and vnequauy djuidcdg and com monly cut in the deepeﬂt neereﬁ the ﬁalke 3 they are of a darke greene colour fomerimc’ broader and fhorter_,and otherwhiles narrower and longer (whence Taber» ,

. , , hit‘ forts of this,yet are they nothing but varieties of this fame plant.) Amolglfiﬁzﬁ f2:§§:;,ow

vp one or two ﬂaked I’calkeS,COmmonly hauing no more than one leafe apiece, and that about rhﬁ r

middle of the ﬂalkes thefe ﬁallces are alfo hairie,and abouta cubit h‘ h d‘ -d . - :0 fundry brancélies, which bcare 1£;iOLlbl€h}’€}l]lO{I'nI goures Sf an indiffereriltgbightﬁdﬁhgiﬁlgaiﬂgglind ' ‘ ,are 0 et e r ' ' ‘ - - ' :!':irl1l<Il1Pegli1l?et:St(llA(r3I:)eth€r Hagwkxllgqhvdi. t C C6 ca me my Wm’ ‘h° “'“““’- Th" Whole i>13“‘ “ 2 This Plant (though con ounded by fame with the former) is in hd‘ﬁ‘ 1, la“ defcribed ; for the root is fmalland _ﬁbrous3 the leaues are (man, Ofgghe gigeffelﬁfeﬁogzg {$n3Cu what of the fhape (though otherwife indented) of I_)a{ie 1¢aucs,whitifh and hoafie - the ﬂallte i9 not aboue an handfull high,crcﬁed,hoary,and fet with many longifh narrow leaues-and at the top A on lhortfootdtalkes it beares {cure or ﬂue ﬂoures of it brightycuow golom’ ma Pram, ragga;

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i 3 Iii-;:;;i5’i55773..‘{70rfC.77f‘C‘ latzﬁlmm, ﬁne Piiaa conﬁdering the ﬁrnalneffe of the .»lant:tlie ﬂoiires ctazwz. '~‘— ‘ ’ .. ..,,:,.f ,.. Ti ..G°l<3€n Moiife]:are,or Grim the Colliar. giil‘lI'\I‘(:’::}:‘l‘1C']f(:lSV/‘:)lLtltE]h[Jil:Eiitnd) ﬂy am) in dmv 33 I This plant(which {ome alfo haue conforms or: with the ﬂrli defcribed) hath a root a: tire top,of a reddilh or browniﬂi colour, but w l'ii:i{ir within the earth , and on thelowcr ride fencliiig forth whitifh ﬁbres:it bringeth forth in good and fruitfull grounds leaues about a foot long,& two or three inches broad,ofa darkegreen colour and hairy, little or nothing at all cut in about the ed- ges.Among{t thefe leaiies rifeth vp a {tame {mire eubit high, round,hollow, and naked, but that it lomtimes hath a leafe or two toward the bottom, and towards the top it puts forth a branch or two. The ﬂoures grow at the top as it were in an vrn. bel,and are of the bignelle of the ordinary Motif’. eare,and of an nrenge colour.The feeds are round and blackifhyand are caried away with the downe by the wind. The ﬁalks and cu ps of the flours are all let thicke with a blackilli downe or hairineﬂe as it were the duﬁ of coles 5- whence the women who keepe it in gardens for nouelties fake, haue named it Grim the Colliar. The Place.

:t I Ireceiued this from M‘.Iobn Gaodyer, who found it May 2 7,1 63 1 . in ﬂoure 5 and the third of the following May,not yet ﬂouring,in a Copfe in Godlemen in Sur“rey,adioyning to the orchard of the lnne whole ﬁgne is the Antilope.

2 This I had from my kinde friend M‘ Willi- growing on a hm in the Lad B ' _ M am C:0t€,SV\f§lO wrotto mce, gharlllxee fcéund them V Oman cam? C1015 by tile gllotxllth al:art1cl‘[It1l(l)£l)tt?(? gfdsftherggleﬂ giufhiwehm

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3 M515 3 QY%nger,and only to be found in fome few gardens. .

1] The Time. a i Iuly,and Augulhabout the later part of which month they ripen their

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I * . . . l . . (Who This was ﬁrﬂ fet forthby Tr4gm,vnder the name of exmrculai mrim major .- and by ‘7'zi5€7"z‘l,,

1:. /gm??? th_“‘-9 ﬁgures eicpreﬂing the feuerall varieties thereof) by the name of Pzelrizamir/It Gab 2 Th.“ 6 D“l€(“/’4mpzm hath it vndet the name of Core/iarrar. I

tine Ofthlesgras by Label (who firlt fer it forth) confounded with the forrnei-.,as you may fee by the gwvvho n , 1;5“V_<‘-1f1_l11S_0b{eruations, fag. 31 7. yet his ﬁgure doth much differ from that or Tm- éermmza cit ‘31“1n his ﬁgure nor defcription allowes {O much as one leafe vpon the Ptallre5and Taa eaggﬁmgliovves but on_e,which it feldome want_s._ Now this by Loéel: ﬁgure hath many na r- halfe hi hsaiihgby the Defcription,Aa’vcrfL]2ag. 25 3. it is no_more than an liandfull or hand full and ¥,er’Whgfe-Aw kicdh very well agrees with the plant wehere giue you,and by no means with the for-— AC1-ibed is CH2; e Ptalks are at leafta cubit high. So it IS mariifefl: that this plant I haue heere den gnaw GM10 erent fioiri the_'former,_and is that which Pear: and Loéel gaue vs vnder the title of Pa!-

. 3 Raﬁ; B}:’;f:g]:?07I;i’_Hzeracy. Baalmze alfo confounds this with the former. _ _ _ "l'0liz,,,, W ‘.I,“’ 1“ 15 Hafiz»: Eyﬂetrmﬁ: hath wel expreli this plant vnder the title of VHzeir.4mmI L15 aith thgﬁ §"”“”’ P_;’l”’7?01d€5 -‘ Baa/mm: calls it H ieraciam lzartmfe ﬂorilmr atropzirparaﬁeﬁtléﬁ 5 and “mm. h_LISI1e1;:allit Pzlafella major .- and I iudge it to be the Himzcium Germmimm of T_ 451295 Co: I dare almoﬁi Obfelemeth rather_to be the herbe Cofla of Camemrim, than the ﬁrff d.C'fFT‘b_,Cd 5 and ground, and e 0 d to afﬁrrne it the fame: for he faith that itharh _fat_lea'ues lylllgvﬂat YpOn the

ﬁua .- to wyiicas much as he Could difcem b? the ﬁgtireragreedrwifh tl1¢ _.Hi‘?4‘i“”’ l“vr’7f"l1"’“’l7’i9fC'lII-

hindeedinth I ‘ ‘ - — e -T ’ db‘ “ - p 3 . _ _ e eaues it is verylilce as you ma feeby theligurew it is in the ﬁrlt the {°"’E§°mg.Cl1apter, which very wellrefembleszhis plant, if it had more and fmallef

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