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and vibridlcd faculty of purging, which many times c „ Jf —„.,«*, lucniiKe immo-fe 



rarcHuxcs, cfpecially when one not skilfull in the vfe thereof null adminifter the poudct of the 

 lcaucs mixed with any liquor. This plant grovveth in manner of a fhrub, UkeChaweUa, and brin 

 -nh forth many fma II, tough, and pliant twigs, fet about with a thin and cottony hairineOe and 

 hath many Ieauesof a glittering filuer color, growing from theIoweftparteuentothetop,aUoge 

 thcr like Alypum berore mentioned.-and vpon thefe tough and tbicke branches (if my memory ml 

 notjdogrow fmall f!tiurcs,firft white,afterward of a pale yellow : the feed is ofa ruflet colour • the 

 root bard and wooddy,not very hot in the mouth, leauing vpon the tongue fome of his inbred heat 

 and tafte,fomewhat refembhng common Turbitb, and altogether without milke. 



O - I HM H The Place. 



Thcfe plants do grow _vpon the mountaincs in France, and other places in thecrauelly around* ' 

 and arc as yet (hangers in England . 6 > ^uncrs, 



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Clufms found flouring in diuerfe parts of 

 >pamc,in remu«, -«..u m a ,cu j,nu a conjecture tne other fioures about the fame time, yet I can 

 finde nothing fold thereof in fuch as haue deliuered the hiftory of it. ± i} 



Jc «H The Names 



There are not any other names appropriate to thefe plants more than are fet forth in the tith 



* The firft of tbefe is the Alypummomis Ceti^nd Herts territilis of Zttei-CluflaU ir Hipporlofc 



Vtkntvsum^sA in HifiXagd.it is named alypum Pe»*,and Empetrum Phacoides. The lecondiit] 



tsmnmh GdofromncU M allien [turn ,'m the Aduerfaria^efamoides majus multorum olDaleCc and rl 



SefsMs maius Sedtgert of Tahrnty which title our Author alfo gaue his figure, in the \ 'a 7 L 

 of the former edition. $ ° ' US -3?7'P* 



ff The Temperature and Vertueti 



± XITI1 "Z"u T\ "1 a I natUre °- ver , tues > mor e than is fet forth in the Defections. 

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