*i6 NATURAL HISTORY of NORWAY. 



garlick had been boiled in it. This fpecies of garlick, has fome 

 appearance of may-flowers, and is accounted a better medicine 

 for the fcurvy, than even fcurvy-grafs. 



Alfine vulgaris, longifol. nemorum hirfuta, folio Euphrafiie 

 rotundo et crenato, facie fpergufe. Chickweeds. 



Althea, Marfhmallows. 



Alyffon Germanorum. Madwort. 



Anagallis aquatica. Brook-lime. 



Angelica vera ofRcinarum, feu Archangelica, grows here and 

 there in the vallies, but delights chiefly in the mountains, where 

 it is as plentiful as in Switzerland. The highland peafaitf, not 

 only chews it in a morning dried, but likewife makes a fnufT of 

 it. The bears likewife are very fond of the ftem till it grows 

 tough and faplefs, 



Anferina, Argentina, likewife called Potentilla, from its ano- 

 dyne and vulnerary property. Wild tanfey. 



Anonis non Ipinofa, flore purpurafcente. Reftharrow. 



Anthillis leguminofa. Kidney-vetch, or ladyVfinger. 



Antirrhinum angufti fol. casrul. item flore luteo. Snap-dragon* 

 or calves-fnout. 



Aparine et gallium album. Cleavers, and white ladies-bed- 

 fhaw. 



Apios Hieron. Bock. Earth-nuts. 



Apium paluftre, et Sylveftre. Smallage. 



Aquileja flor. casrul. fimpl. Columbines. 



Arnica Zogea lupi : Motherwort. It is in great ufe among the 

 Norway peafants, againft pains in the back or limbs, a decoction 

 of it in ftale beer operating by perfpiration. 



Artemifia vulgar, it. tenuifol. Mugwort, or white-wort. 



Aiperula odorifera. Woodroof. 



Afphodelus paluftr. luteus. Kingfpear. 



Aftragalus flore flavo, radice bulbofa. Silk-vetch, or wild 

 tares. 



Aftrantia Sylveftris, aquatica, fol. anguftis, parum hirfutis. 

 Black mafterwort. 



Atriplex major, minor, maritima, fol. fcutato, foetida. White 

 and ftinking Orache. 



Auricula muris. Moufe-ear. 



Barba 



