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white woollineffc or hairiiieﬂ'e,bit‘ter in taﬂe,of an inch broad. The {lalke is a foot high,at the If)? . ‘°;’*'5“d5 the end,and putting forth ﬁringy ﬁbres on the tides. Thus niucli Claﬁzrgwlio receiuecl this whereof doth grow one yellow floure like that of the great Hawkweerhwhich is carried away W1_I'l1 fute and defcription from his friend (aque: Plamm of Turnay. I conjeéhire this to be the fame the winde when the feed is ripe.The root is blacke and full ofmilkie juice,and hath certain white Slant that Baa/amt hath fomewh at more accurately ﬁgured and defcribed in his Prod'.p;zg.6 8 .vnder ﬁrings annexed thereto. _ . _ ‘ 6 title ofC/aqndri/Zayauxypurp _ e_z1_5,f€etz'g4:_.j which plantpbeing an annuall, I liaue feene growing {ome 3 This kinde of Hawkeweed hath blacke roots a_ ﬁnger thicke, full of rnilkie juice, deepﬁly Wages ﬁrice with M‘.Tug‘gy ’tWeﬂn1inﬁer'§and (hé"Ia',{{'Summe[‘wi[h an horieﬁ and skilful A- ,thru{‘t into the ground,with fome fmall ﬁbresbelonging thereto: from which come v p many lO“g 1:0‘ fcflrl? 003 M‘.Nz'c ho,/4: Smayton ofFeuei7[hani in Kent: but I muft confelle I did not compare leaues halfe an inch or more broad,couered with a folt downe or hairine lfe, of an ouerworne ru 6‘ .VT‘1§h’§l#ﬁw;yet now Ivja-*n?o_fopinion,that both thefe‘ ﬁgures and defcriptions are of one and the colour : and amongﬁ the leaues come vp naked and hard f’calks,whereupon do grow yellow ﬂoui'€5 ‘."“°P1‘““~ 11‘! ﬂ0lire‘sirtin‘Ituly‘a'tiEl ’Augi’.iﬂ, at the later .end of which moneth the feeds alfo’ come to fet in awoollie cup or chalice, which is turned into downe, and carried away with his feed by the "P§11€f_{_‘e};_ 11 ~ ‘ A winde. . ~ ‘5 0‘ 9T T he fourth I-tlawkeweed hath a thicke root about: a ﬁnger long,blacki[h,creepingvpon the ilke to Dandelio top of the ground,and putting out fome ﬁbres , and it is diuided into fome heads,each whereof-9‘ °W ﬂ the top of the earth putteth out fome ﬁx or feuen longifh leaues fome halfe an inch broad, 31‘ y _ , . foinewhat hoarie,hairie,and foft as are the others precedent, and thefe leaues are fnipt about {he 35 S Hzeraciumpar-(mm Crezmrm. edges, but the dee-pelt games are neerefl: the f’ra1kes,where they are cut in euen to the middle rib! Small Candy I-lawl:-weed. which is {trong and large.The ftalke is fmooth,naked,an'd fomewhat high: the ﬂoures be y€:ll0W I and double as the other.

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Hawke3weeds,according to the report of Cluﬂzu, do grow in Hungary and Au; 3 d_ _ gfafly dry hills,and herby and barren Alpifh mountainesgand fuch like placesznot-‘ In mg llgwdfncmory faile me not I haue feene them growing in- fundry places of England, - r ‘i mean ' ‘ - - 3 5 The fame Author hath alio fet forth another Hieratizzm, vnder the name of Hz‘er4cz'zm¢[7"’ 6’ 0 w1umg’be“e‘ to Obfeme 1};/:°‘;,f.tCr’a5 °P‘P°m'm“e ma” fem‘: me’ i ‘ - - - - . C - ‘I (3 27724.’. swim Crczzmm,which he thus ClCfCI'1bCS5thlS is an elegant little plant fpreadmg fame ﬁx, 0; m0‘ . He faith the 3 - . . . , y oure from Ma to Au uft at I at time the fee‘ 3 r ,e.

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