Chap. 377' "EngUjh'tierhs. ^ 



Spike, being of a fweet fmell, as Gerard ^3.yj%, bu' 

 L"dobfervr '^"''' or any t ing that evei 



the^oiSfo^b'vfhLls, which^enrom 



wards the tops of the Stalks, which are greater^dun 



away, the Seed follows at the bottoms of the Husks^ 

 "'v' ThTMri, ^rMarft WildHorehound. 

 fevcnilfpL-?, with m-esatthcm, which j 



Italy, in the Fields about K.;;;f, ; 

 G//?,vJ)//r,;;,/rxfay, and alfo in G 



fordJh"rk TnMle'Fidd a°djoiningTdK;;.;"pi'rk 

 about a Mile from the Town: _ the third grows ii 



an'din difersjTaceTin fi^™^!/.'" _ '' '" 



in the third degree, a little bitter, opening, digefting, 

 and cleanfing, Peaoral, Hepatick, Splenetick, Hyfte- 

 rick, Sudorifick, Emraenagogick, Alexipharmick, and 



IX. Jhe Spcaficaucn^ Frcp.n\jU:'ns, ani Virtues, 

 are the fame with thofe of the White Horehouni in 



obferved of thefe Wili Kinds, that their Juice, Ef- 

 fence, Decoftion, Wine or Tinfture, have been pow- 

 erful in provoking Womens Courfes, and to expel 

 both Birth and Atterbitth, for which reafon they are 

 dangerous to be given to Women with Child, ' 



alfjprwoke'l 



i^^£:i 



CHAP. CCCLXXVIII. 

 0/HORSEFOOT, 



COLTSFOOT Strange. 



III. The Defcriptions. Thejirjl, or Hoary Horfe- 

 woolly a'lfo on the upper fide, yet with a greennefs 







£gSi' 



