Of theEngiifh Names, 



Engli(h Sea-Camfion. 



The Smaller white wild Campion. 



Small hairy campion. • 



Small hairy campion with party coUmw I 



flowers. * ' i 



'if »»««/ hairy Campion with white fl&wm I 



on one fide of the (talk.- f 



Cherltrus his [mall (tiff campion. 

 Common CANARY-GRASSE, 

 Canary-grift with lefts black.[et&. 

 The CAROBTREE. 

 The yellow-rooted CARROT. 

 The Orange Carrot. 

 The white-rooted Carrot. 

 Red-rooted carrot. 



The common wild Carroty or Birds-Miffc 

 The deadly-Carroty 

 Deadly > or Scorching-carrot with Jft* I 



dow-Rue -leaves. f 



CARAWAY. 



Golden CASSIDON Y, or Gulden taps. 

 Lobels CATCHFL1E with red flowers. 

 Lobels Catcb-flie with white flowers. 

 Red German Catch-flit. 

 German catch- fie with white fawers. 

 CATS-TAIL, or Reed-Mace. 

 The leftr Reed-Mace, or cats-tail* 

 The great CEDAR of Lebanon. 

 Cyprefie-lify Cedar \ or Berry-bearing cedar. 

 The greater CELLANDINE. 

 The greater Cellandine With fine-cut leave's. 

 Lefty cellandine, or Pilewort. 

 , Double- flowered leper cellandine. 

 The greater CENTAURY. 

 The Pyren<ean great centaury,or grut Ctn I 



taury with Artkhnk leaves* f 



212. 



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212. 



2, 



2lg. 



4. 



212,. 



5- 



214; 



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2*4, 



2. 



268. 



3- 



268- 



4» 



318. 



6 m 



■26 I. 



6. 



2.62. 



i. 



252. 



2* 



262. 



3« 



262. 



4« 



333- 



1. 



333- 



2? 



69. 



2. 



149. 



4- 



212. 



4- 



213. 



1. 



213. 



2. 



213. 



3- 



347- 



4- 



347< 



5. 



74, 



3. 



•74. 



4- 



80. 



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81. 



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81. 



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81. 



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74* 



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75. 



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Small 



