, . • f 3 
It flowers in May and Jiine^ in many Places a- 
bout this Town, in Hedge Bottoms, and near 
dry Ditches, 
The Charafter of its being poilbnous has made it not 
trj ed inw ardly , but its outward Ules are confiderable. 
diflblves hard S-ivellings 
auw'ages Pain in old whether appjyed by way of 
Poukice, Oyntment or Plaijler. It leems the Cicuta is 
notot lo hurtful a Nature as has been pretended, for 
Mr. Ray mentiors one Mr. Hcnly's eating 3 or 4 
Uunces of the Root without receiving any Harm, & that 
him^ielf afterwards had eaten half an Ounce of the lame 
without the leaft ill Confequence. What it maybe in 
hotter Climates is not yet manifeft. 
CicuTARiA vulgaris Syn. 207. /. B. Myr- 
rhis, fylveflris feminibus levibus. C. b' P in. 
'IP lid Cicely. Cow^'Lveed. Cl. I. Gen. XI. 2. flo- 
wers in May pretty common about Hedges, Or- 
chards and Farm-yards, 
CiRCKA lutetiana. Syn. 289. Lob. Ic. 266. 
Gcy. Lutetiana major. Park. Enchanters Night- 
Jhade. Cl. I. Gen. XIX. XX. flowers in 'fune 
and holds till Jtigujl. plentifully in Col-wick 'Wood 
about ^fply.) Clift on^ and moll woody Places. 
Clematis latifolia feu Atragcne quibusdam 
hyn. 258 Clematis fylveftris latifolia feuVior- 
na. Park. Great "wild Glitnher or travellers ‘^oy. 
Here and th?re in Hedges but rarely. 
Clinopoaium minus, vid. Acinos multis. 
^ Cochlearia Syn. I. B, rotundifolia. Ger. 
live batavorum. Park, common round Leaved Scur- 
ry Grafs or Garden Scurvy Grafs. Cl I Gen. 
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