Chap. 493- ''Engl! lb 'H,^Av 



V9 



^J^li/Zvri, .-Lon^LeaNJVvi' \ 





^"vIIL^'t';^ %thTor Wild or Horfe Mint 

 with jDinxl or Kneed Roots. Its Root is 



being romething hard, rough, and fquare, on 

 green Leaves, being foft in handling, but a 

 little wrinltled and dented about the edges. 

 The Flowers Hand at the tops of the Branch- 

 es in fliort Tufts or Spikes, like unto Nep , 



fmall, round, fweet fmelling Seed, like in fcent 

 Mint. This hai j\uare hairy Stalks^ fpread 



fiftlT^hy"! tn/'dlmT^bm "%"'. 



CHAP. CCCCXCIV. 

 Of MINT Water. 



T^ HE Names. It is 



Eyftetenfi iiys , Aquatkl Jive Sifymhra Mentha 



fprinflo-^th'lan ?uafe b/ov^r 

 Branched forth alm'dt ^onTetety ^oint , 



