The Table 



The great fingle French or African Mauegold. 

 The leffer fingle African Maiegold. 

 The Itjftr double African Mariegold. 

 7be ingle hollow African M&riegoli. 

 T)'<ublt hollow African Marigold* 

 Ordinary fweet MARJORAM. 

 Tdlorr or gilded Marjoram: 

 To r Marjmam. 

 iv Id or Field-Marjoram, 

 j! i'd Mm w<iw with party- coloured leaves. 

 .7heW ART AGON imperial. 

 The wnne Martagon without fpots. 

 The -white [potted Managon. 

 The red Martagon of Conjiantinople. 

 The light red Bi%antin* Lilly, or Martagon. 

 The early rid Martagon. or t Martagon Fompony. 

 The yell w fpotted Martagon. 

 MA s TLR WOR T>r baftard Pellitory of Spain. 

 Stottifh Sea Mafterwort. 

 ■E^'/^^-MATWEED, or Marram. 

 Sneet MAUDLIN. 



M-\Y VIED, or Dogs Cammomile. 



Ho'ttkl -fliypered May weed. 



Stinging May weed. 



M IE AT OW SWEET or Queenof the Meadow. 



Th> greater Meadow-fweet. 



The girtat fmooth MEDICA turned lify a Tun. 



The thorny Tun- U\eMedica. 



Hi low Medici^ with fiat wreathed cods. 



See C LAYER, and TREFOIL. 



The common MEDLAR TREE. 



The Medlar ofNapi.es. 



Dwirfe Medlar. 



Common ME'. TLOTE. 



G eat white pwtring MelilotS. 



Italian Mdiloie. 



WO. 



I, 



330. 



2, 



330. 



3. 



330. 



4- 



33 *• 



1. 



218. 



1 



2l3. 



2. 



2l8. 



3. 



253. 



2. 



253. 



3- 



i$7« 



3- 



197- 



4- 



197. 



7- 



.198. 



1. 



198. 



2. 



198. 



3- 



198. 



4- 



170. 



5. 



366. 



1. 



J44. 



4. 



if. 



2. 



79- 



6. 



79. 



7* 



79« 



8. 



45- 



2. 



45- 



3- 



342. 



5* 



343- 



1. 



344- 



4- 



2:9. 



2. 



229. 



3- 



80. 



1. 



22$. 



1. 



225. 



2. 



22$. 



.3* 



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