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Tongue, Qeigmuttg 5 yet we mull make a difference betweene Gladialus and Vz‘c.'r'orz‘alz5 long, for that it is a lcinde of Garlicke found vpon the higheft Alpiih mountainesawhich is likewife called of the Germa11es,§zigmutt3. The flames of the C orne—ﬂag are called of the Italians, Mumme- cio .- in Englifh,Come-Flag,Corne~Sedgc,Sword-Flag,C0rne Gladin : in F1'€nCh,G[4i.s‘. ‘ IJ The Temperature.

The root of Corn-ﬂag,as Galen faith, is of force to draw,wafte , conﬁtme and dry, as alfo ofa

fub till and digeﬁing qualitie.

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A The root ﬁamped with the ponder ol'Frankineenfe and wine, and applied, draweth forth fplin-9 ters and thornes that {licke fall in the flelh.

B Being ﬂzamped with the meale of Darnell and honied water, it waﬁes and makes fubtill, hard, lutnps,nodes,and fwellings,being emplaiﬂzred.

C Some aﬂirme,That the vpper root prouoketh bodily lul’c,and the lower caufeth barrenneﬂe;

D The vpper root dmnke in water is proﬁtable againlt that kinde of burﬁing in children called Erzterocele . t -

E The root of Corn-ﬂag Psamped with hogs greafe and wheaten meale, hath been found by late Praétitioners in Phyﬁcke and Surgerie,to be a certain and approued remedie againﬁ t.he Scraplm; l»e,and fnch like fvvellings in the throat. L

F The cods with the feed dried and-beaten into pouder,and drunk in Goats milke or Afles milke,‘ preiently taketh away the paine of the Colique. -

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Here be likewife bulbous or Onion‘-rooted plants that do orderly fucceed, whereof fome are

to be eaten, as Onions, Garlickes Lﬁﬁkﬁfssand Ciues 5 notwithﬂanding I am ﬁrlt to entreafi .4 W .-_ s l O

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faire and beautifull Homes are receiued for their grace 8c ornament ﬁrﬂ: is the H'yacrnths,whe1'eof there is found at this day diners forts y po1nts,as {hall be declared in their feuerall defcriptions. 3 3 'H yztcim/J11: ﬂe//arm éiﬁ}/im, TWO leaned {tarry lacinths

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