Of the Hifl1orie.ofPla11tsi.H T A i I B. I.

fore fuch as are ofa hot complexion mull efpecially abflaine from it. But ifit be boiled in water vntill fuch time as it hath lofi his fharpene-fife, it is the leffe forcible, and tetaineth no longer his euill juice,as Gtzlen faith. _

It taketh away the roughneffe of the throat,it helpeth an old cough,1t prouoketh vrine,it brea-

k . C H A P. 98. Of C7“ow»gm‘lz'c»{e amd ‘Rem/hm. keth and confurneth wind,and is alfo a remedie for the Dropfie which proceedeth of a cold caulk- D ~ It killeth wormes in the belly,and driueth them forth. The rnilke alfo wherein it hath bin fod—

den is giuen to yong children with good fucceffe againfl the wormes.

Of the Hifiorie of Plants:

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1 /Illlium. ~ :1: 2 A,/liumfjylrucjlre ruéentibm mwleix. Garlicke. _

He wilde Garlicke or Crow garlick hath fmall tough leaues like vnto Rufhesfmooth Wilde Garlicke with red clones.“

and hollow withimamong which groweth vpa naked &alke,round, flippetie,-.hard and

I _ , found,on the top whereofiafter the floures be gon,grow little feeds made vp in a round 3 uficr like {mall kernels,hauing the fmell and tafte of garlicke. In {lead of a root thereis 2. bulbe r round head,without any clones at all. ' -’

H E amfons do fend forth two or three broad longilh leaues {harps pointedfnrooth, and of a g. ‘ gfeene colour. The fialkeis a {pan high, fmooth and flender,bearing at the topa clufier of

ghllte, fiat-fafliioned floures. In {lead of a root it bath a long {lender b.ulbe,which fendeth down 2. . u trtude 0ffh'ings,and is couered with skins or thicke coats. '

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E It helpeth avery cold fiomacke,and is a preferuatiue againfl the contagious and peftilent aire-V E The decoéhon of Garlicke vied for a bath to fit otter, bringeth downe the flames 85 fecondin€9

or after-burthen,as Dz'of£'oria'er faith. V G

Ir. taketh away the morphew,tettars or ring-wormes,fcabbed heads in children , dandraffe, and fcurfe, tempered with honey,and the parts anointed therewith.

H W1_thFigge leaues and Cumin It is laid on agamfi the bitings of the Moufecalled in Greek‘? ”- T - . --;: ~ . ‘ ~e-27‘’‘!;\tt‘< 4 M~;«='-gin Engli{h,a Shrew. ' ” ' ‘ " — * " “

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q)‘ The Time. They fpring Vp in Aprill and May 5 their feed is ripe in Augufi.‘

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7 3“? groweth in fertile t {it s in all arts of En land I found it in rear letti . t . P3 “'6 , P - 8 P C . ‘glathifofields called the Mante1s,on the backe fide of Iflington byg London. V H A P? in th m '35 grow In the woods and borders of fields vnder hedgegamongik the bufhc$- Ifound it " V‘ the leefnixt field vnto Boobies b_arn,vnder that hedge that bordereth vpon the lane; and alfo vpon Londotn and,vnderj an hedge adioining to a lane that leadeth to HampIted,both places neerevnto

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