5 ~" its ‘ LIB.I. 2,, Of the Hrﬁvflﬁ 0f P131 ° . am- _ ll . . Ike and leafe,but that they are of a Ls. ~—-/, /. - 'ff*1Sl1l{€ vnto the former in {ta A _ . T 3 hllotty D-O-‘gs gm IQ is Greener and about fome two llaﬂdﬁlls longs” mllch ‘D “MP6 re‘ per colour,a1fo the fpmefor eﬁire L3 ,3 _ 1 1,80 mom difperf-ed than the ﬁgure prefents to you. The . C _ ~ 1 mi . - W {‘3mb1eSgail'O ts) lY()eli1:?‘:l1fi:l{ﬂ(El€tiy1]al1(§ tuherous,but that is chiefely abotttitlgi {§PI§1“1%°f(‘ih‘3 YEW; tootso t is 3 C " * ‘ .1‘ . ‘ll the end ofSommer. An f C *3 U 55 03 gm” ii ; A bccoineleife and let evnti . tot afterwards they . . - mbe, « . mus an certaine fhape or nu . confufedly totem”; “OM31 3 y In ‘T/ae Place. . . 1 ith ﬁelds nothino" . ~ 2 I ds as an inﬁrmitie or p ague o e , t} p 3 The ﬁrﬂ: grows iﬂ gfrdeaiiuggeagﬂj i1:$1OCv¢¢1,they are conltrained to gather the roots to- ipkaﬁng torhrmbandmennsel $1323 and beinn fo dathered and laid vpon heaps; they fa ‘hem 0“ ﬁm ‘ ‘tn ’1arr0WCS 3 2 :1 b ’ gCtl]\..L ‘V1 ’ . : ‘ ‘ . 33% they {hould grow agaitlt. 1 Nd Hews ma fuck like places, but not euery where as the other., _ 2 The fecorrclgrowes inp on. ‘ . h(;'.m’in and ﬂucked Vpwithhawowesaasbefol-315 re. 1 mus {amid 0% thexlc in gm?» Pleniryabot ad yQgciO t0}C helfcyaand in the ﬁelds as Yee go: from - - 4 *4‘ « .». ~ 5 W 5, — ./;1'ffCCl,1flEi1{.liuldbll-cxttﬁ aint amt , :1: Tower hill in Londonto Radcliffe-

qr T/ye '1‘ me. I ., .. their care before Iu y. l Thef e Grades feldomeeome to {h6“f qj “I/_»e Names. V M O‘. 5(W¢mz;z!»2, and I/‘m'o!zz. The countreymen of Brabant name it It is called Cmznzerz Ctr,-,t.7€;:i:.*tz(,)f the érceks’ m__w_,, , ofthe Latines by the common name, Grzzmms _ aggwgothers, rLeiJt_gta _. .1311 um Couchgraffe, Quitcli-gra{Te,and Dogsgralie. It is 05 “‘-W *‘?”‘?“;°;;;y;,‘,§.‘ or ,¢%a,,/zfm, is called in Englifh, Knobby 0’ knotty C0“¢h-%*alR’=- Gﬁqrascrr Cafiiidii?/ﬂ 14 in; 'If1eNAtzzre. _ 1 h F G air . 3 , the roots aorreetll wit 1 t e nature o common r .t. The nature ofC.Cot1c1l1-§‘r;aﬂfa1cc§)f::{;,11e::1.:‘1’le§7l Come gag“ :0. ﬁelds and gardens, yet his phyfgcke vet. Altholliéh ma‘ ‘Om ' ‘ ~ .- enggh the {top ings of the liner and teins,wit out any 7 / fe thofe hurts -3 for it op - P tues do recompen mange“ he'at:l.Pl {' tions of the Colleclge and Societie of London do hold this bulboftfrs CoL11fi1'. The leame W 1 - ' h 11 mon Couch-gralfe but in vettues more e eétua. . 3' ' ' ture agreeing wit t eC0m 5 A grade in tempera V

J Pl: :1“ Zgiiicribf the root is good for the kidnies Sc blad-

A C‘.3“Cl“§‘*°*lT"— l‘€‘”*,l“‘h gglﬁcgxéoygugéh fgrdicgraiiell, 1)z‘q[corzfc{c: and Galen doe agree, that the

der ;.1t pl’OL10dl{€t‘l; ggeene wounds,healeth them fpeedily. _ _ 0 h

roolttfltagwc 83(1)? dﬂeof femeth againﬁ gaping paines of the belly, and Clllﬁcllltlﬂ of making (3 CCO ‘ 1 \- L

water. , i ' Cha .2 6. That 2 7 knots of the herbe called Gmmm - ho: maketh mention, p Mzzrcc/[Ira an old ADI

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C i - I h {1 gmourie hath fo oreat vertue, that after the Patient hath once begun . t C X’ :9 _ ' . . V that is troubled V.Vi[11“: aim i:€may’nOt be gygucn any more. But it mull be gruen with water only to make WamWﬂf1OL pBy nlhich words it §ppeareth,that this knotted Gralfe was taken for that I0 (“Ch 35 bane a men 3 - and hath been alfo commended agaiﬂﬁ thc Stone - ' I called Gramen, or t/Igwﬂl 3 which is pro?“ Y

andr roots fomtimes of this, and fomtimes of the other indilferently. C 8 C J V

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cry The Dcfcriptian.

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,a. xH€ Sea Dogs--graﬂ'e 15 very hlte vnto the other oefore named . his .eaucs are lorglg and £1‘ rdet and very thicke compact togetlrergfet vpon a knotty ﬁalke fpikecl at t .e top

-6‘ he’ former Alfo the root crambleth and creepeth hither and thither vnder the

‘ilke t ‘Ch round by realon of his great encreafe of roots.

5earth,o::£KlP§“”‘g‘;mWh§,-eofLabel oaue the ﬁrft figure and ClC3l}:rlpti0!l,VI1ClC1‘ the name of Gmmr_.ﬁ if “ms ifieni mzzrizmm) I coiijeéture to be that which growes plentifully vpon the b£1UliS 111 fscazzczrlazvzrzra :z,¢,nzEz) D1 rd-O,-d in Kent,and moft other falt places by the fea 385 allb inrnany b:‘iI}l<’$ ‘ha {alt mmmeg \ yLO;,don and moft other places far-re from the fea. Now Loéels ﬁgiire beeing and Otchafds about f - rig“ nonextant in any of his Latine Worltes, I Cannot certainly afﬁrme 310E §’_0d* “Ed ch‘: d.C Cup 5: to oiue you an exaift defctiption ofthat ll do probably iudge to be it; any thing. X et 1 thinke IE » rs and

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-s . - - ' lfe be confumed,pre{Ted forth, flrained, and giuen to drinlte to him i .r or G1-aﬂc_3l)OllCCl in wine till ha

are more f p ref}, T1 Ieaues

“Gert? the feet ﬁde.

hairie fubli or rife but

1. A Of the Hiftorie ofPlat1ts..

and not onely fo,but I iudge it to be the fame Grafie that Bamévinur i .?’‘{< - I 7. vnder the name of Gmmen Zarifalizrmﬁim rriticczz compaﬁlz.

{ends forth a Ptalke commonly in good ground to the height of a yard and a halfes the leaues are f§tfge,tl1icl<e,and greenegalrnollaas big as thofe or white Wlieat; t

iembles in the eare,which is vfually lome lraridiirll and an halfe long , little fpokes {landing by courie with their ﬂat {ides toward the ﬁraw. About the beginning ofluly iris hung with little l‘~"’l1l:‘i'i1{l1 yellow ﬂoures {itch as \/Vheat hath. The roots of this are like thofe of the ﬁrltdefcribed. . h_i.<,= fometimes varies in the largenefle of the whole plant; as alfo in the greatnefle, fparfedneﬂé, -and compaétedneffe of the eare. 1“ l

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n hisiPrrM/romm hath Fet Forth, This is avery tall Gralle 5 for it

I Gmzmcrr C.2;:i;rm-7; mariﬁuiza.

2 Gmmen Cimimrm mdrimmz diterumj Sea Dogs-grade.

Sea Couch-graife.

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2 The fecond Sea Dogs—grafi‘e is according vnto Lode! fornewhat like the former: his rootes

reading and longer, difperﬁng themfelues farther vnder the ground than an of the 161631168 are like the former, thicke bufhed at the top,with a cluﬂer or built offhort thick. one folded within another. The ﬁalke and tuft is of a middle kinde betweene Ifcbmzozr and 6 Common Couch-graﬂe. q} The Place,7‘z‘me,Nzzme5,N4turc,4na’Vcrt¢m; b They grow on the tea more at the fame time that Others do,and are fo called becaufe they grow Their nature and vertues are to be referred vnto Dogs graffe. V

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C H A. P. I 9. 0f1>12rigZ2t7)ogs»Cjraﬂe.

q]' The Defcriptioﬂ. 1’ I VPright Dogges—Grafl'e, or Quitch-Grafl'e, by reafon of his long fprcaﬂing i0Yﬂt€d

roots is like vnto the former, and hath at euety knot in the I00! ﬁmdry ﬁrings G5 anceﬂiooting into the ground at euery

_ 7 ioym; as it fpreadeth’: the Rallies lye creeping, a little from the ground, and at their tops haue f pok y pannicles farre {mallet than the

common

hewhich it alfo very much re- .