a re and fometimes of an afh colour, 
33 CULPEPER’s ENGLISH PHYSICIAN, - 
YvyT' peo KS HORN. 
IT is called hartfhorn, herbaftella, and herbaftellaria, fanguinaria, herb-eves 
herb-ivy, wort-creffes, and fwine-crefles. 
Description. It has many fmall and weak ftraggling branches trailing here and 
there upon the ground; the leaves are many, fmall, and jagged, not much unlike 
co thofe of buckthorn plantane, but much fmaller, and not fo hairy: the flowers 
grow among the leaves in fmall, rough, whitifh clufters ; the feeds are fmaller and 
brownifh, and of a bitter tafte. 
Pace. They grow in dry, barren, fandy grounds. 
Time. They flower and feed with the other plantanes. 
GoveRNMENY AND Virtugs, This is alfo under the dominion of Saturn: the 
virtues are held to be the fame as buckthorn plantane, and’ therefore by all au- 
thors, it is joined with it: the leaves being bruifed and applied to warts, will make 
them coniume and watte away in a fhort time. 
OSC s 0's eR 
BESIDES the name bugle, itis called middle-confound, and middle-comfrey, 
brown bugle, and by fome ficklewort, and herb Carpenter, though in Suffex we call 
another herb by that name, 
_ Description. This hath larger leaves than thofe of the felf-heal, but elfe of es 
; ee or rather a little longer, in fome green on the upper fide, and in others — 
Br a aie oy: as es edges, fomewhat hair y. as the fquare ftalk is alfo, 
frothy thE tniddle aim ‘ = high fometimes, with the leaves fet by couples; 
poe ra : whereof upwards ftand the flowers together, with many- 
rapes ae caves than the reft on the ftalk below, fet at diftances, and 
are between them; among which flowers are alfo, fmall ones of a bluifh, 
fafhioned like the flowers of the ground-ivy, after : 
hich come fall, round, *blackith feed: the root is compofed of many ftrings, a 
Upon the ground i in divers parts round about. 
are differeth not in form or greatnefs from the former, Caving th that b 
3 and never brown like the other, and the 
_— are always green, 
Browsin woods, coppices, and fields generally throughout Engl 3 
wered bugle is not fo plentiful as the former, _ 
from May till July, and in the mean time perfect their fed: 
See - Upon the ground abiding all the winter. aie: | 
of i sake you in love with ES, This herb is belonging to Venus, if the virtues 
a it, (as they will if you are shins np a fyrup of ge 
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