VII. Narciffus, the Water Daffodil; of which there are many forts; one purple in the

middle; another yellow in che middle; and that isnot of one kind, there being one al whice and double, another Rufh-leav’d, greater and lefs; a wild yellow. one greater and leffer, andthe Sea Narciffus.. VIL The Bulbous Stock Giloflower,, that with chree leaves, and chat wich tour, thae wach many leaves, and chat of Autumn. 1X. Sundry forts of Tulips XX. the Wool-bearing Bulbous, and che Flos Figridis. “XI. Sundry forts of Lillies, che Whxe, the Purple, the Blood-red, of which chere are fomeforts.. The tWemo-
rocalls or wild Lilly which laftsbutaday ; the Martagum, the Crown im perial, Now. pp. wrirs
though rhece are fundry forts of Lillies : yer che white Lilly ismore ufed chan aay of che veft, which hath a rare virtue tofoften hard {wellings and ri penthem, and to take away ob, ftiudtions ; of che flowers of chis Lilly a meat Oy] ismade, which aflwapes pain. XII. Pri- tillaria. XI. Colchicum,Medow Saffron, which moft ca] Eipbemeron ; and which have weonptully ufed in ftead of Hermodatilis. Now there are two forts of this C olcbicum, Be phemeron or Meadow-Satiron; the ficit is of a ftrangling natuce,& wil choak aman to deaths che orher fkranglés not and is properly called Meadow-Saffron : but che true Hermodatit: differsfromthemboth. XIV. The Lilly which is not bulbous, cal’d che Lilly convally, or the One-leav’d Lilly. XV. Thetrue Saffron, dry,: doch vecreate che Spiricsand ftrengthen the Hear, breed. cheerfulnefs, make al the Sene fes quick, cure the obftruction of the Liverand the Jaundice, move the Courfes, provoke Urine, and incite co Generation; yet coomuch thereof is bureful. There ig a wild Saf~ fron, a Spring Saffron of feveral forts, and an Autumn Saffron. Onion, which hath a rare cutcing faculty, and is cherefore commended againft cold Difeafes of the Brain and Nerves. XVII. Panoratium,a Sea Onion fo called, hach affinicy with the Squil. XVIII. Moly, Ladies-Cuthion, or Sea-Grafs, the Narrow-leav’d, Broad- Jeay'd, and the Indian, XIX. The feveral forts of Onions and Leeks, to which pertain che Ruth-Leek, the Vineyard- Leek ; Garden Garlick, and fundry forts of wild Garlick, as the narrow-leav’d, broadieav’d or Bears-foot- Garlick, and chat of che Alpes. XX. Many kinds of che Orchis, Gandet-Goofe or Dog: ftone, which have fundry names from cheit thapes. XXL Sundry fores of Palma Chrifti ds Satyrinim or Ladies-Traces, Seander= Grafs Ofwhich one kind is now in ufe, Sugar, and being of a cemper hor and moitt, are thought co be very good for Perfons in a Confumption, and ftrongly to provoketo Generation. XH. To this Tribe is referred and reckoned foran Orchis the Bifoliuim or T way-blade, which moft do cal Opbris 5 which by is ao of twokinds. :
Tube VIL Corns and Pulfes.
To the fevench Tribe we may cefer Corns and Pulfes: amough which Wheat is Captain, after which comes 7ea, Zeopyron, Secale, or Togea Rye, Barley, Oats, Turkith hear, viz. a} fuch Grains of which Bread ismade, Buc Legumina Cerealea, Pulles, Galen cela us are fiich as of which bread is nor made: as Bice, Miler, Panick, Beech- Corn ; shough fome count chefe Carns and reckon none for Pulfes but uch as are pulled up by hand. Amongft which neverthelefs Authors reckon many things which are food only for Beafts, and not for men, whofefeed isin dayly-ufe; fuchas are Beans, French Beans, fundry force of Peafe and Hafifers, Vetches, and Tares3, of which many forts, Wild and Garden; Lentiles, Ecets, Lupines, Sefamus.
To which family may be reduced {uch Plants.ds have fome affinity cothefe, ox which are baftard and corrupted Corns and Pulles, fame of which not withftanding are ufed for Foods fuch as are the Fox*rail, Wild and Garden-Flax, Hemp, ( which othere referto che Tre- foils or three-leav’d Plants} Garden and Wild ; Fznugreek Garden and wild; Hedjfa- rum, Securidaca, and Hor{-{hoo ; Galega, Goats-Rue ot Cocks-comb, which is of greag efficacy again the Plague ; Onobrychis, Earth-Acotns, Aftragolus , Antbyllis leguminoe
Me Stella leguntinofa of Lobelius, Buds-foor, Apbace, {everal {oxts of, Wild Vecches, Sea-
beat, ‘Bromos Wild Oats, Cow Whear, Smucted Corn, Orobanche‘and Anblatum of
)” Cordus, Tribulus serreftris or Galtt op. Some refer co chis place Caffutba or Dedder,which
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removes obftiuctions of che Liver and Spleen, helps che Jaundice, moves Urine, and is
‘againgt Difeafes {pringing ftom Choler and Melancholy alfothe Leguminous Capar is cefer-. .
sed co this Tribe. Gg
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Lilly,
whofe flowers.which are in ufe are ho¢ and Saffraii