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3 Spartzmz Angliczmztm.

Engliih Mat-weed or Helmet

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it 5 Spzzrmm Auﬂriacrrms

Feathengraﬂit.

3 S uzrtum Anglicaﬂtim alterzmz. Smallﬁnglilh Mat-weed. or Helme. lg? M,

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it 2 Thefe grow in diuers places of Spain; ‘

It 3 Iheing in company with M. Tbom.Hick:, W. Broad, and three other London Apothecaries beﬁdes,in Auguit 163 2,to ﬁnd out rare plants in the Iﬂe of Tenet, found‘ this bigger Englifh one in great plenty, as foone as wee came to the feat ﬁde,going betweene Margate and Sandwich.

4., 5. Tliefe it may be grow alfo vpon but coafts 5hOWCLlCI', they grow neere the fea ﬁde in diuers parts of the Low-countries. -

6 This elegant plant Cluﬁm ﬁrft obfetued to grow naturally in the mountaines nigh to the Baths of Baden in Germany,and in diuers places of Auﬂria and Hungary. It is nouriihed for the beauty in fundry ofour Engliih gardens. it

qf 7'63 Time. _ Thefe beare their heads in the middIe,&: fomﬁ in the later end of Sommer. ' qr T/xe Names. ‘F

I}: 1 This is called Spzzrtum primum Pliny, that is,the ﬁrﬁ Mat-weed defcribed by Pliny .- in

Spain they call it Sparta : the French in Prouincc terme it olplao. 4

2 This is Symrtum alterum Pliny” , Piinier fe- cond Mat.weed,or Hooded Matweed:it is called ufléardin in Spain. ‘

3 This is Spzzmmz 3. Cluﬁj, and Gnzmm Spar‘- /.°eam_fercu.m1.Stlravnmt,binum ofiraéer. Our Author

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gall“ his ﬁgure For theiﬁrﬁs and Tiléﬁrnamoﬂtaizua figure for the feconci Spm'm.:-re but I will ti31n»l§G‘t¥hem -botlibat" one plant (though Beméizzc diliingiriflr rl_1em.)vnr_-il fame ﬂgal rmkg $11.3 C9ntrary manifeIt.T1'iis the Dutch Call ﬁgalnte 5 and our Englilh in Tenelgﬁelm.-3‘ -;:«,,m.\¢,,~. mtg 1tSe.a_.*pByem;_ __ ea , it . - ; A - \

at :Thislis‘.S»‘;>:2z‘r"t‘r’¢2:é’/verb: 4:B'.zt4ruz'cm.n’(T)f Clufim 5 Gmmm Spertezmzﬁ orfzmci Sptzmrmz of '.7‘.qée;*;¢.‘ ?_n}iiQIitAutlior gaue T45er7hﬁgtrre,Ci1ap;2 3 .of this Books, Vader the title 0 emzzeemg Laéel calls'it'S]mrt‘zzm 12?! ﬁrm 22/’ter'im2'.‘

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{I-ttﬁrizzir zrzazrizzz//sgroz- 5 ' L056! Caiii. tliisrgymrmm mzj/fr¢;1m;~e:;;m ,- of

Whichifee the ﬁgure and defeription at the end of the hooize;

R f Cluﬁm calls this,Spmz¢m Au_/friaczmz .- Dz:/cfc/Jdmjzim, Gmmenpizmatzsm : we in England can it ure:2ze;z;Zamofam,Qr Featheted-grafi‘e, 1: t i “ _ I ’ 3-“ ‘Me Temyicrzzmre,Verrzaermzoz’ V e.‘ and ha€ri‘€ml(1l1dfS‘Of‘ graflie or rather rulhy Reeds haue no in phyliicke, but ferueto make Mats A4 grow dégépﬁis l())r((i2:]3[fI‘1i)I€'1'S, frai.les,basl<ets,and fuch like. [1 he people of the countries where they 30 p ~ r e e . 0 t zem, {haw |Cl]C11’ houfes and chain )f:rS in lyead of lxuflies, for wliicli they <‘_XCe_ll, as myfelfe haue feen. Tamer afﬁr-mes,That they nranie eats ofthe lzngliln one in Not. thllmlyerlandin his time. i E ’ A Theydo likewife in furidry places of the Iﬂands of Madera,Canaria,S.Tbom,za,&: other of the E, an:‘_I‘._d5 1“ F116 Crag‘): vntothe \/Veft Indiesayniaker of them tlreir boots,ﬂ1oo::s,?ne:~ ‘mens coats, ﬁres, lghts. It is very hurtfull for Cattell,asS'heere—g,rail'e is.

:6 Feather-graffe is worne by fundry Ladies and’Gentlewomen in a E=’eathe.r,whir:h it iixqulﬁtly refembles. ' ~

in ‘ - C H AP. ii Ccihtelsfﬂaj.

I 5m’.”4ﬁt}mm.' 2 Smmmtlmm zzdulterimrwa

Baftard Camels Play; A

Catriels Hay.‘

A I V ff Tée .De_f'crz'1'2tz'oIz.’ _ me s.'I-lay hath leaues very like vnto Mat:Weed or Helnrie. firs roots m;m:;j in quantitie meane, full of fmall haires or threads proceeding trom the triggszer Root, L gt ’

ﬁépely growing in the grounchhauing diuers long ftalkes like Cyper1,15 Grgrlie, lei: ‘ D 2 i i i ' rvith