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the Hiftorie of Plants. 8^5 



^ The dejcription. 



I nr©e Onal auD common Juniper fomf imes grotoef |> bp,an& 

 A luaretDto t^cffaturc of fomg Gt\)tvtxm, but moll comi' 

 monlj) it remainet?! lotoe, anti grotoct^ Itfee a %ub 0; Ijeuge 

 plant, ae b^amljcB of t^ifi; Bfuniper arc roucreD toitfj a t^inne 

 barfee^tlie tobicl) totll fojne due, 0; cfeauc afuniier : (efpedallf in 

 fiot countries) after liif)ic!j fl)opptn0 0.2 cfjinfeing of tlje barfec. 

 tfjerecommetbffDjtl) a gumo; liqno; lifec if ranltenc ence. SClje 

 leaues be little, fmad, ano tjaro, groioing alongft t|ie ffalhs and 

 b2ancbc0, anDarealtDaies^reeneUjittjoutfaUingoflf intotnter^ 

 2Cl)c ttiif is rounD little berries, tnbic^ be grane at t^t firff,anD 

 afferiuaro blacbe, of a ga3D fauour m^ ftoate in taffe, feliicb at 

 lengt!) U)aj;e bitter, 



2 Cfjc great Juniper is a great f)ig§ tra, anft bearetb berries 

 great as Qlberos, anofomtimesasgreatastoalnnts, asH>t^ 



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;gi The place. 



Kuniper is found tjpon biglJ mountains ia ^aootoie tD©5s, 

 and loiD tjoWotu Ujaies,it louetb a cold ffonieijroand. 



^ The time. 



3n tlje monetl^ of S]par t^ere arifet^ out of juniper a certaine 

 ^HotupotDdero^dnft, toljicMisfafeenfojtlje blotoing o^floto 

 er of Juniper, after f bat pou fl^all percciuetbe fmall berries to 

 begin to grotu tjp,tlie lubic?) do toare ripe in September, a pare 

 aftertljattljepbesinfirfftogrotDebp. %Wtfon pel^all finde 

 tjpontbe Juniper tree, berries botli rtpe and tjnripe, great and 

 fmall all togitfjer. _, 



9$. The names, 



Juniper v& called in <I5rafee -"-^"^ = an5 of fome«i«tTrtx,v : in lia^ 



' 4^rcnctt,/e»e0re,O}gf'f^f^^:tn^ts^Btimf! 



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Dfcojioes tu;itetb 



Mrecfeboloer,and ^ecfeUoltcrbaum ; in m2abant,eenener 



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lunip 



ifrencl) 



f prh»ren,anO liromerbeeren. 

 SSme to^icb ftoeatetb out of m tm and '^is barfte 

 Siled in OlopiS, Vemix : and in fcme places not toittfout 



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