of theft Parts* 



139. 0 it Seed. Its Leaves whitHh, grow 

 xnoftly oppofite 5 the Flowers of the fhape 

 of Fox-gloves, but faiaH and white 5 the 

 Pods are" four fquare, which when ripe fheds 

 its brown Seed. 



140. Sewper vim. Sends forth twenty of 

 more (harp thorny edged thick Leaves ^ a 

 foot or two long ^ whence rifes a double 

 Stalk of yellow hollow Flowers cut into fix 

 Parts. 



141. Silver-head. A fmall leaning ¥hnt$ 

 bearing a Silvery Head, with purplifti 

 Threads , which fmell faintly of Violets. 



142. Snake-Herb. Is fomewhat hairy 5 

 the Leaves grow oppofite, ferrated and 

 whitifh underneath 3 at the joynts come 

 fmall green Flowers with a blufhof red 5 the 

 whole Plant is Milky : Being, bruifed and 

 applied, it's an excellent Remedy againffi 

 the Bites of Serpents or other Wounds. 



143. White Snake Herb. Somewhat largef 

 than the laft ; the Flowers tetrapetalous 

 and white : The Milk of this is faid to be; 

 good to take away the pain and rednefs of 

 the Eyes. 



144. Sold an e II a or Sea-bindweed. The 

 % whole Plant is very milky • it (huts its Flow- 

 * ers after Noon. 



145. Rofeniary ledved Solomons Seal. 

 Grows near a foot hivlL and divides into' 

 many Branches. 



146. Purple Sorrel. Its Leaves and Stalks 

 very jucy like Pur (lain ; . the top of the 



