

L i b. i. Or the Hiftorie of Plants; jg 



of Garlickc,by the words >*&•> and m*»?. The former,*?*/.?* in his Lexicon of fome of the more dif 



ficultwords vied by Hippocrates, thus expounds .-x.foW™ * „^, ;*,, ^ ^ AAM|+ , rte * M ^ ^ ^ ' "" 



rv,-.r,c */«z./(saGarlickehauinp-afimDleorfin2lehead.andnot rohpoar»-/»^«r^;a:_^ .^" * 



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UHoly : Erotiantt's in his Lexicon expounds it thus : M»f rfaith fcJ? 



d, and 



^[ 7"^ N<mes in particular.. 

 This is called iW^/y by Matthiolut : Moly Anguflifolitim by 





i Tins is called Moly Dy Matthwlw : Moly Angufiifolhm by Dodon&us • Moly DioCcorideum hu 



andC/ff/JW. ' * 



i lhis,Mo/y ScrpeMimmvoc.itum,hy Lok'Und the Author of the #i/? z, u ?d 



This fame is thought to be the Moly oiTfoophraftuswd Pliny ,by Dodontus filufi^ &c and 

 fome alfo would haue it to be that of Homer mentioned in the twentieth odyff. LobelczWs it Wv 



LtUfiorum. JJJ ' 



5 The fourth and fifth being 6ne,are called Caucafon 3 and Moly Indicum, by Lolel, Ckfia 



6 This is MoUmontavumLu folium ifiavofiore of Clufi us fndMoly luttum of Label Aduerfpar ■ 



iClufipts. % ywmrj.par.. 



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t 6 Mely Uti folium fore fiaue. 



Broad leaned Moly with the yellow floure 



$ 7 <JUoly minus flore Mo. 



Ny Dwarfe white floured Moly 





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