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alone without any settyng or sovvyng. It is hote in the fourth 

 degree. 



Libanotis. 



Libanotis called in latin Rosmarinus is of .iij. kyndes, where we 

 haue none sauyng only Rosmarinum Coronarium, which we cal in 

 englishe Rosmary, whiche groweth plentuously in gardines in 

 Englande. It is hote in the seconde ^ and dry in the fyrst. 



\_Lichen7\ 



Lichen is called in englise I.iuerwurte, in duch Steinliberkraut, 

 in french Hepatique, the Poticaries cal it Hepatica. It groweth 

 vpon stones and moyst groundes, & where as the sunne cometh 

 not. 



Ligusticum. 



Ligusticum or Libysticum groweth neither in England nor 

 Germany that euer I could see or heare tel of. I haue sene it in 

 Italy, but no where els. It maye be called in englishe Lumbardy 

 Louage, it is manifestly hote. 



Ligustruni. 



Ligustrum is called in greke Cypros, in 2 englishe Prim print or 

 priuet, though Eliote more boldely then lernedly, defeded the con- 

 trary as I shal prove in my latin herbal when it shal be set fourth. 



Lilium. 



Lilium is named in greke Crinon, in englishe a Lily, in duche 

 Ein gilgen, in french Vng Lis, 



Limonium. 



Limonium named of the Herbaries Pyrola, is named in duch 

 wintergrowe,^ it groweth in woddes in Germany in great pletie, and 

 in an Hand of east Freseland called Nordeney. It maye be called 

 in englishe wyntergrene. 



' Add degree. ^ E j, back. ^ Wintergrune. 



