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Pentaphylloides paluftre rubrum. Syft, 
256, /. R. H. pentaphyllum rubrum paluftre. 
Ger, Quinque folium paluftre rubrum C. B. Pin. 
Purple marjb Ctnquefoil. Cl. I, Gen. XV. Flo* 
wers in Aday delights in moift boggy Grounds, 
viz, In Nottingham on bo^gy fide of 
the Pool going towards the Rock holes, in Scot* 
tum, Churchyard &c. 
2 Pentaphylloides Argentina difla. Syk u 
hid. Argentina; Ger. Potentilla. Bark. Wild Tan^ 
fey Stherweed. Cl. I. Gen. XV. Flowers in May 
and June. On the Road fides and Path fides ve* 
ry common. 
It is a powerful Afringent wherefore it is recom- 
mended in and all Cafes where 
Aflringents are fafe, it is a Vulnerary, as luch 
fays the Leaves put into the Shoes will flop all unnatural 
Flwxer ofthe this wants further Confirmation j 
however it is certain that your Carriers wear the 
Leaves in their Shoes which keep them cool and pre- 
vent a too immoderate fiveating of the Feet v/hichcaufes 
often a Sorenels ofthern. The common People in a vio- 
lent feveriflr Heat, apply the bruifed Leaves of this 
Plant mixed with Salt and Vinegar fo the Soles of the 
Feet, fometimes not without Succels, 
Pentaphyllum vulgati flimum. 255. 
Park. Quinque folium majus. Ger. majus repens, 
C. B. I- in. Common Cinquefoil or Jive leaved Grafs, 
Cl. I. Gen. XV. Flowers in May till July. 
This is a good Afringent and therefore fit to be uf 
cd where ever fuch Plants are required and as fuch it is a 
Vulnerary, 
4 Pentaphyllum erefium foiiis profunde fee- 
ds 
