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z.A fort df Bawm call'd in Luzon?. Mayana, and by the 

 Spaniards these, 0;,1 Morada Kam. Ray App. p. pl. .tr. 

 • 2 4 LiKqye j^iesdor Bawm. Cai. 349. This the Spaniards 

 call jWj, and the Indians Zarajfa, in C/^«rt Joaan. 

 They cultivate it for an Oiiiament in their Gardens. 

 Ram. App. p. 5. pi. 9, & 10. 



4. Gitat, Gncled, Bra/i/c cheefe-fieli. Cat. 577. Of the 

 fhape with the next but much larger and girdled. I 



am obliged to that curious Anatomiit Mr. George Rolfe. ila.nce. 



A.Fig.i.5 



A. 17, Cornwall Heart Cockle with rugged Girdles, 

 The common Size , neer that of the Figure, 

 Found about Cornwall and the Mediterranean Shores. 



A. 18. Thread-girdled, white Cockle. Cat. 63. Like 

 Fig. 1$. but with a much fmaller Hinge and no cordated 

 Impreifion at the Nofe. 



A. ic. Smooth, white, Foflil, Chalk Blobbernofe, Cat. 52. 

 Found in divers Chalk-pits, and filled with that Sub- 



Surgeon, tor this and many other Rarities both Tab. 94. 0 Mall broad 



from llimleii and Friends. 



A. 5. G eat River Cheefe-fliell. Cat. 97. Pretty com- 

 mon in drveis Rivulets anu Ponds about London. 



A.6. Small, man j-twirl'd,thin Kivei Cheefe-Jhell, Cat 98. 

 It rarely cxo.ec ■ 1 1 lc Liguie r Found with the lait. 



A. 7. Tiney, double circled River cheefe-Jliell. Cat. 100. 

 Very like Tab. 35. Fig. 8. bur always found 111 Freih 

 "Wa er^, viz. in the Rivulets about Peterborow Honfe 

 Wejlminfler, where the 2 precedent are pretty common. 



A. 8. Tiney, many Circled thick River 

 Cat. 99. A little biggei than the lalt, this 

 6 Twills very diftiucl on the flat fide. Found with 

 the iaft, but both very fparingly. 



A. 9. Con.mon giidiea Hedge Snail. Cat. 90. Very 

 frequent in Hedge,, ana fhady PLces. 



A. i<~>. Blown Hedge Snail. Cat. 95. A Variety of 

 the laft but not lb common. / 



A. 11. Land cheefe-fieli, with a iharp Edge. Cat. roi. 

 Muf. noftr. 1 3 4. It has a deejp Navel. Pound in the 

 Hedges uetween Uiariton and Woolwich, but not common. 



A. ii. Richmond Uieefe fieil G,u. tz.. Mill". Pefrrer.735. 

 Found in a tit there, with 01 her FoJJiis. 



13. A blackifh Luzone Butthfy with Pearly Spots. 

 Cat.195. Sent me from the Philippine IJles oy F ather Kamel. 



14. Black Pounced Madrals Slug- beetle. Cat. 208* This 

 amongll others, 1 >tave delcribed in the Philofophlcal 

 Tranjaciions., N . 27J. p. 861. 13. 



\ A. 1$. Small i-orofe Velvet Jganck. Cat. 12.2. Found 

 often growing to old W oud anu Tite.\ 



A. 16. Urchin Mufiroom. Cat. 121. From iss roughnels 

 underneath. The reverend Mr. Adam Buddie that accu- 

 rate Englilh Botanilt gave me tins, gathered about Ham- 

 jlead. 



17. A netted Membrane which Father Kamel Cent me 

 of a certain Tree g: owing in the Philippine IJles.. Cat. 598. 

 Tab. 95. A Frag, ant rltrb with a lmail 3 leaved blew 

 Fig- I- jljL Flower call'd in Luzone Suganda, Taraham- 

 fac or Taiacnafi, it grows in ftandmg Waters. Cat. 385. 

 Ram.. Ray App. p. 9. pi. 1. 



2. Luzone Vervain with Mint like Leaves. Cat. 347. 

 Y.a,m.Ray App. p. 6. pi. 12. 



3. Luzone All-heal. Cat. 351. See its many Virtues, 

 &c. Ram. RayAyy. p. 5- P 1 - Iz - 



A. 4. Whue Coral Mufiroom. Cat. 118. Found in 

 Hampjlead and •.Hornfcy Woods with the next. 



A. 5. Yellow Coral Mufiroom i Car. 119. Dirfers from 

 the laft only in Colour. 



6. Brown Luzone Butterfly with pale, fpotted Ed- 

 ges. Cat. 197. The Specks in the mid ft of the Wings 

 on the under fide, fcem to have a changeable purplilh 

 Caft. 



A. 7, Englifh chain-headed Sea Button-Jbell. Cat. 89. 

 This is lomewhat prominent above the Navel, round 

 its tip is a Chain-twirl of ilant brown Streaks. Found 

 on our own Shores, 1 have, alto obLeived it at Catwick- 

 op-zee in Holland. 



A. 8. Broad thin Horfe-Mufcle. Very common in the 

 Thames and Rivers adjoining. 



i; A. 9. Long thick Horfe-Mufcle. Found with the laft 

 and both in Battafey Meadows, about the Windmils. 



A.io.Greatmariow ltieakt Pool Cockle. C&x.jc. It's finer 

 ftreakt than the Common, and much thinner for theSize, 

 being as large as ones lift. I found this about Pool in 

 Dorjetfiire, and on the neighbouring Shores. 



A.11* Small triangular Cockle Cat. 71. This I obser- 

 ved about Maulden, and in the Hundieds of Ejfex. 



A. it. Land circled CbeeferJbeU. Cat. 103. Has a large 

 deep Navel, and round run. Found plentifully on a 

 Sand Bank by the Thames near Richmond. 



A. T3. Small, hairy, ftreakt L3.11& Cheefe-fiell, Cat.105. 

 Tiiis isfomewhat hairy, and for that lealon often dirty ; 

 when full giown, it's ragged mouth'd. 



A. 14. Small Alining Land theefe-fiell. Cat. 104. 

 Found with the lait, at the bottom of Trees near wet 

 (and m fnady) Places. 



A. 15. Red-waved,thread-girdled Heart Cockle, Cat.65. 



A. 16, Englifi , nigged, Purple-fiell. Cat. 110. From 

 the Dye it yields Found on our own Coafts in divers 

 Places 



Scallop. Cat. 67. The Pudges 

 high and narrow, with broad deep Furrows 

 rarely bigger than the Icon. 

 A. 2. White crumpled Scallop. Cat. 68- Thefe are all 

 miHhapen, and feem irregular or maimed in fome part. 



A. 3. Small, white, thin Spoon-Mufcle. Cat. 53. 

 ' Somewhat broader than the next, and veiy brittle. 



A. 4, Small, white, thin, Spoon-hinge. Cat. 54. From 

 ; the ihape of that part, it's much narrower at one end 

 ! than the iaft. 



Cheefe-fiell\ A. 5. Red-cap, Spoon-egg. Cat. 56. Each of thefe 

 has about j Valves relemble a Tea-Spoon :, and both {hut, a f mall Egg. 



600. 

 From' 



A. 6. Many girdled Spoon-egg. Cat. 57. Both thefe 

 are found on our Sea Coafts in divers Place.. 



A. 7. Pool Spoon-Egg. Cat 55. Like the 2 laft, but 

 twice the Size and fomewliat thicker. I gathered thefe 

 about Pool, and againft the Hie oilVight. 



A. 8. Cornwall Purr. Cat. 78. An elegant Bivalve 

 with broad Rays and fine Capillary Waves. 



A. 9. Red- waved Baflard Tellen. Cat. 81. A beauti- 

 ful and uncommon Shell. 



10. Small red Virginia Agarick. Cat. 601. 

 ir. Smal \ Virginia Star-puff. Cat. 60T. 

 12. Scarlet Scallopjlated Virginia Aganck. Cat. 

 1 ^ . A.B.C.D. Midwives Bathing- herb. Cat. 376. 

 its Ult. In Luzone th*y call it cafopangil, and by the 

 Spaniards theie, TereU de las Paridas. Kam. Ray App- 

 p. 6. pi. 17. 



.14. Docot docot Luzone.. A Verticillate Water Herb, 

 whole H lifts ftick to Cloaths like Burrs or Clivers. See 

 its Virtue* Ray App. p. 6. pi. 13. 



15 E. F. Malabar Holley-leaved Bears-breech. Cat. 352, 

 Ray App. p. 6. pi. 16. Grows by Rivers fides. 

 Tab. 95. gj Ound leaved Luzone Com-fallet. Cat. 385, 

 Fig. 1. £\ l'etva del tojton Hijpanis, i.e. Nummularia. 

 Kam. Ray App. p. 7- P 1 - 1Z - 



2, 3, 4, & 5- Fuzone Evergreen Orpine. Cat, 384. Ka- 

 lanchanhay Chin en Jib us . 



6. Chinefe Samtangny or Flammula. Cat- 379. Grows 

 about a Yard and an half high, into many Branches, 

 bearing at the top Scaiiet JaJ rain- like Flowers. Kam. 

 Ray App. p. 7. pi- 23. 



A. 7. Kendal Fofjil-cockle, whith hairy Streaks. Cat. 72, 

 Brought me thence by Mr. Newby 



A. 8. Small Hazel Mufiroon. Cat. 123. This grows 

 on the under fide of the Leaves like a Spangle. 



A. 9, 10. Cockle Mufiroom. Cat, 195. Found in Woods 

 growing out oi the cut Branches of fmall Trees. 



A. 11. Great Foffil Dogs-tooth. Cat. 84. 



12. Small Latticed Barbadoes Limpet, with a crooked 

 Nofe tending to the right. Cat. 582. 



13. Small, yellow-fpeckled Barbadoes Gowry. Cat. 586. 

 Obferved on thofe Shores by Mr. Carter Surgeon. 



A. 14. Broadleaved ftalklefs Dwarf-Mojl Cat. 12& 

 : Found on Banks early in the Spring. 



A. 1 5. Doody's pendent- headed hairy Dwarf Mofs. Cat.i 27.' 

 Very common on all the Brick-walls about London. This 

 and the lait are Microfcopically Figured. 



A. 16. Dr. Sherard's, many headed Glafs Mofs. Cat. IJ2. 

 From the Tranfparency oi its Leaves. 

 Tab. 96. *. Heterochte Luzone Plant with Plantain 

 Fig. 1. i\ Lea ves,Scarlet and blew tetrapetalofe Flow- 

 ers, with very fmall Seed in round Heads. Cat. 377, 

 See its Description & c. ^ Kam. R ay App. p. 7- pB 



2. A. B. C. A brittle Luzone Shiub, with a long pi- 

 ped Jafmin Flower, and often 3 together. Cat. 370. Ray 

 App. p. 8. pi. 30. „ 



3. D.E.F.G. Flowers like the laft, but the Pipe ftior- 

 ter and Hujk larger, the green Leaves grow 3 

 round the Stalk, Cat. 371. Ray App. p. 8. pi. 



4. A Luzone Shrub with roundilh hoary 

 Leaves, and a white Moffy Spike or Catkin. 

 Ray App. p. 7. P'- *8. 



j. A kind of the lajl, with longer Leaves and white 

 Spikes, full of fmall Purjlain Seed in round Hufks. Cat-393- 



6. Great Hebrew Gowry. Cat. 271. From the Lines 

 between the Spots, which relemble thole Characters. 

 This is as big as a Turkey Egg. 



7. Great Leopard. Cat. 273. A large fmooth mining 

 Gowry, which is ufed for a Pohfi or Shck-Jlone, 8-- 



together, 



alternate 

 Cat. 392, 



