LIB. 1.”

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1 C H A P‘. IOI. diuerr other Mo/yer.

1 Elides the Garlickes and Molyes formerly mentioned by our Author, and thole Ihalle

in this edition added,there are diuers others,which,mentioned by Clz¢ﬁm,and belong’

ing to this tribe,I thought good here to fer forth. Now for that they are more th8_°

conueniently could be added to the former chapters, (which are fufﬁciently large) I thought 1‘ not amiffe to allot them a place by themfelues.

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«His,whl’ch in face nigheli reprefenteth the Molyes defcribed in the Iaﬁ Chapfe" bath a root made of many fcales,like as an onion in the vpper part,but the lov_V3‘ part is knotty,and runnes in the ground like 35 S0[0m0m« Scale 5 the Onion-ll

art hath many ﬁbres hanging thereat 5 the leaues are like thofe of the white NarcilTe,very green and (hining,among{’t which rifeth vp a itallce ofa cubit high, naked, ﬁrme, greene,and crelled . the top come forth many ﬂoures conliﬁing of fix purplifh leaues,with as many chiues on their 1”‘ {ides : after whichfollow three-fquare headsppening when they are ripe, and containing a rod“ blaclce feed .

r '2 This other being of the fame kincle,and but a varietie of the former,hath fofter St more alb

coloured 1eaucs,With the ﬂoures of a lighter colour. Both thefe Home at the end of lune, 0‘ ‘D

Iul3y' This hath fine or fix leaues equally as broad as thofe of the lair defcribed, but not lb 1095: being fomewhat twingd,greene,and fhining. Thellallte is fome foot in length, fmaller than *5

of the formenbut not leﬂ"e fl1fFe,crefied, and bearing in a round head many ﬂoures, In mannfloot growing and rhape like thofe of the former,but ofa more elegant purple colour. In feed and I it

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Of the Hifltorie of Plants;

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it refembles the precedent.» There is alfoa va; rietre of this kinde,with leaues longer and nar, rower,neither fo much twined,the Italkes wea. kenand ﬂoures. much lighter coloured. " This floures later than the former to wit in Iuly and Auguﬁ. J ’ A All thefe plants grow naturally in Leiten: berg and other hils neere to Vienna in Auﬁrga where they were ﬁrll: found and obferued bl Carolm C11; yr 4 This hath a {talk fome two cubits hioh ‘ which euen to the midﬂris incompaffed vs/tit}; leaues much longer and broader than thofe of Gamclgand very like thofe of the Leelcon the ‘OP Of the (‘month Sc rulh~like ftallte "J1'OWeEh fr tult conﬁﬁirrg ofrnany dark purple &loured nulbes grorvirrg clofe together , from amongft which come forth pretty long {tall-:es bearin0' light purple ﬁat falhioned ﬁoures, whichar: ftrceecded by three cornered'fe,e'd?vefl’els‘§' The root ls bulbo-ns,large,conﬁﬂing ofmany c.?.o;ues and mring many white fibres growing 1”-orrlr. tlletﬁfl. l‘./Ioreouerl,there grow ontccrtain rot} nti bulbes about the root,almoPr like thofe whielr groxv in rhg },C_ad,and bging planted atpa‘r~r-33,33; produce plants oftlre farne laincl. 'l;‘h_ie is ..». 2',’ Item /3 we Mo/y momzzr,-':m¢ /zrtifiér’ W22 7 .(;"[z,r;_7;‘ _ 5 f_li_is‘h.ar‘l1 a fmooth rar;m,;} c,-_,,.,.é§,E .fm;_§m. form: ctsbrr nr,wl‘2er4:s3n doe, m;_,{r mm-

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