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GAZOPHYLACII Nature & Artis 



DEGAS SEPTIMA & OCTAVA. 



in qua Animal ia, Qyadrdpeda, Aves, Pifces, Reptilia, Infe&a, Vegetabilia, Foffilia 

 1 ' &C Lapides Figura infignes, Corpora Marina, Stirpes Minerales e Terra eruta, &c. 



Item Anriqua'ria, Numifrnata, Gemma? excifa?, Lucernas, Urnse, Inftrumenta varia. 

 Machine Bufta, Effigies clarorum Virorum, omniaque Arte produ&a. 

 Defcriptionibus brevibus <5c Iconibus illuftrantur. 



PAT RON IS fuis & MOFXE N ATIBUS D.D.D. 



Jacobus Petiver. S. K. S. 



Tab. 6i.(T* 



A.Fig.i. V_v Spots, Cat. Topic.& Claffic. N°. 7. 

 - I fuppofe this to be the Male to Tab. 62. Fig. 4. or at 

 leaft a Variety; Very common in Fields and Meadows moft 

 part of the Summer. 



2. Luzone Fern, Cat. 510: The Peculiarity of thefe 

 Leaves, are to have the upper half only pounc'd. 



3. A Luzone Fern with many narrow Segments, wholly 



\Ommon white-veined BUTTERFLY with Jingle compofed of burnt Elephant's Bones, mixt with other Coun~ 



ier toy fans. 



8. LUZONE Santol Fern, Cat. 308. Becaufe it grows 

 on that Tree, the Leaves are above 2 Foot long, thick and 

 pounc'd as the former. Kam. Hay 3. App. 2. pi. 24. 



9. Rhymay Fern, Cat. 507. It grows on a fort of Jack 

 or SopTree cail'd in Luzone Rhymay, the Leaves thin, yet 

 a Yard long, and a £ broad. Kam. Ray 3. App. 3. pi. 30. 



10. Fzjj i'era, Cat. 316. This is a large Fern with deep 

 cut Leaves, and in many Places with wide Holes through 

 them. It grows on a fort of Fig Trees, which in Luzone 

 are cail'd Ealete. Kam. Ray 3. App. 3. pi. 29. 



ir. The Pod of a Malabar Tree cail'd Minari, Cat. 394. 

 Defcribed in Mr. Ray's HiJISPlantar. /.1733. cap. 20. 



12. Cujcuta marina, Gulaman Luzon. A Sea Weed very 

 like the Italian Vermichelli, and peihaps as wholfome. 

 Tab. 63. ~|"^ H E Kernel of a fort of Par/m which 

 Fig. 1. jg_ Mr. James Cunninghame brought me from 

 India, Cat. 396. 

 2. The Cajou or Cafu Nut, Cat. 587* Ray 1649. cap. 15. 

 The Tree bears a Pear-like Fruit, which has no Seed 

 within but this at top, in this is a Kernel that eats as 

 fweet as an Almond. 



A Kernel of the Faufel or drunken Nutmeg, Cat. 39$. 



pounc'd underneath, Cat. 312. Kam. Ray App.Vol.^. p.z.pl.8. 



4. Luzone Harts-torigue with Leaves a Cubit long, an 

 Inch broad, and pounc'd from top to bottom, Cat. 307. 



■ 5. Cabcabun Luzonevjibus . Like the laft, but with 

 Leaves much Ihorter, it grows on the Zapotl Trees, Cat* 3 06. 



6. Great flat Mompeiier Button Shell, Cat. 146. The late : 

 Dr. Lijler brought me this from France. The curious! 

 Dr. Sherard has fince fent it from Smyrna ; its Navel as i 

 large as a Curran, and peirces to the Head of the Shell, j 



7. Spout-mouth'd Condor e Button-Pell, Cat. 214. The 

 Navel very large and feen to the bottom ; its Peculiarity- 

 is a hollow Spout in the lower Part of the Shell's Mouth. 

 Mr. James Cunninghame Surgeon fent me this and the aext 

 from Pulo Condore. 



8. Large Emuy Button-pell, Cat. 2T3. It's bigger and 

 the Twirls more exerted than the laft, the Mouth when 

 full grown very callous or Blobber-lipt, Mr. Samuel Dunckiey 

 procured me this and feveral other curious Shells gathered 

 by Mr. Andrews at Emuy an IJland on the Coaft of China. 



• A. 9. Black-headed Ftoghopper, Cat.39. This and the Two 

 next are frequent in Gardens towards Autumn, lheltering 

 themfelves under the Leaves. 



A. 10. Striped Froghopper Cat.40. The middle of the back 

 and tailoi this are brown, the reft pale. 



A. 11. Pale-headed Froghopper, Cat. 38. This and Fig. 9* 

 may "be Male and Female, they chiefly differing in the co- 

 lour of their Heads. 



■ 12. Mexican Pijlachia. This is a wrinkled Kernel black 

 without, but white and dole within, it tafts as pleafant 

 as a Pijlachia or Almond. 1 receiv'd feveral of thefe from 

 Father Kamel. 



Tab. 6z.Y^hie Jlreakt Bugkin, Cat. 24. I have obferved 

 A.Fig.i.Jt/ this elegant infe£t in the floods about Hamp- 

 Jlead. 



A. 2. Henbane Scarlet Bug,with black Spots, Cat. 23. It's 

 frequently found on this Plant in May and June. 



A. 3. Great Female Cabbage Butterfly, Ciu6.MuLnoR.StS 

 Very common in Gardens with the next, the Male of this, 

 has no Spots above, only tipt with black. , 



A. 4. Common white reijierf Butterfly, with double Spots,C.S. 

 This and Tab. 61. Fig. 1. are both coucht under one Name 

 in my Mufeum N °. 302. and are diftinguifht from the common 

 Cabbage ones in having large blackiih Veins underneath, 

 which thole have not. 



5. MADRAS jotted Scallop, Cat. 298. This Bivalve 

 varies much in its Waves and Colour, viz. from pale yel- 

 low to fad brown. 



6. VIRGINIA Rattle Snake's Tail, Cat. 538. Thefe 

 Rattles are of a Parchment-like Subftance, but ftiffer and 

 being loofely focketted, caul'es that Noife when in Motion, 

 it's laid they "are as many Years old as they have Joynts 

 there. 



7. Eajt India Serpent Stone. The applying this Stone is 

 much efteemed in the Indies as a certain Remedy for the 

 Bite of the Cobra de Capello or Hooded Snake, out of "whole 

 Head fome affirm this to be taken 5 but it's mote probable, 

 as others have allured me, that it*i fatt'hious and laid to be 



Ray. r 363. cap. 18. The Seamen grate this into Punch m- 

 ftead of ' Nutmeg which it refembles, to intoxicate or fud- 

 dle Strangers, it's called alfo Beetle-nut. 



A. 4. Phalena parva,lutea,perelegans,[ignaturu fufcis. The 

 pale Part of this is yellow, the reft brown. Mad. E. GlanvilL 

 gave ine this rare Moth it being the only one I have as 

 yet feen. 



A. 5. Small 7VjJp'-Beetle,Cat. 44. Not fo big as the next, 

 nor the Sheaths fo black. 



A. 6. Common Wafp-Beetle, Cat. 43. I have met with 

 this on Nettles but not often ; its Back finely ftreakt wish 

 yellow. 



A. 7. Great Waj^-Beette,Czt.^i. The curious Mr. Jofeph 

 Dandridge found this tare Infect in his own Yard. 



Chajl-tree Mijcletoe, Cat. 399. This is laid to be To 

 great a Counter-poyfon, that wholoever eats of it, may han- 

 dle Vipers without danger j Its Leaves grow oppolite, are 

 thick, rotuid and fmooth; when very yeung, hoary, the 

 Flowers red, and always 3 together, its Berries fmall and 

 longilh, Kam. Ray App. 3. p. 3. pi. 36. 



9. Luzone Trefoil Fern, Cat. 309. Polypodium triphyllum 

 Kameli Ray Vol. 3. App. p. 2. pi. 28. The middle Leaf a 

 Span and an half long, the Two Holes or Ears are thick 

 pounc'd on the under fide. 



10. Flagrant Luzone Fern, Cat. 317* This has plain 

 Willow Leaves, with feed edged Lifts. It's ul'ed in Luzone 

 inftead of Melilot. Kam. Ray App. p. 2. ro. 



11. A fmall rugged Sh'ell with a Iharp Ridge, and a 

 deep furrowed Twirl, Cat* 562. Its Navel fmall with a 

 Tooth or Knag in the Mouth. Found on the Shores of 

 Jamaica and Barbadoes. 



12. A fmall American Unicorn Shell with Saffron Girdles, 

 Cat. 587. Its Mouth notcht and Nofe twifted, the dead 

 Shells are all white. 



Tab. 64. T Oiig Scarlet Alriis % Cat. 362. Its Fye at the 

 Fig. i. ' broadeft End. 



. . Flat round Abrus or Luzone Bahay, Cat. 363. I take 

 lifts to be the Manfjadi Hort. Malab.V0L6.Tab.14. Ray 1752. 

 cap. 16. The Seids are wholly Scarlet, and all of fo exact 

 a Size, that they weigh Gold with them. 



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