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Sium umbellatum repens. Ger. Em: Syn. iii 
Umbellis ad caulium nodos. Merr. Fin. Cyeeping 
Water-Parfnep. Cl. I. Gen. XI. 5. Flowers in 
^une and july. in ali watry Places. 
Sium. vid. Sifymbrium Cardamine, &c' 
Smirnium. Syn. 208. Matth. Hippofelinum 
Ger. Em. Hippofelinum feu fmirnium vulgare. 
Purk. jilexunders. Cl. I. Gen. XI. 3, Flowers 
in April and part ot May. upon moft Rocks a- 
bour Nottingham^ efpecially about the Caitle. 
This Plant is a very good diuretic, and even exceeds 
the ‘Parfley, the Seeds are very warming and Carmi- 
nat tye great openers of ObftruEiions efpecially of the 
uterine Ve0els. The Root which yields a kind of 
Juice gummous very Oily and in Bitternefs Ibmewhat 
like Myrrh, is recommended by fome Authors as a ve- 
ry good Remedy for the Gravel and Stone of the Kid- 
neys. This Herb has a mix’d Ibrt of a Smell between 
jhevage and Smallage about December and ‘'fanuary 
the Shoots apj>ear above Ground, which taken before 
the Leaves fpread and grow Green, and boiled in a ptet • 
ty large Quantity of Water, and Ibaloned with Put- 
ter , ^c. Are not only a very wholefbme but aifo a very 
plealant tafted Spring Food. The flower Buds and the 
upper Part of the Stalk in the beginning of April, be- 
iOre the Tufts Ipread and the Flowers open arelikewiie 
very good if managed the fame way. 
Solanum lignofum feu dulcamara. Syn s6e 
Park. Amara dulcis. Ger. Woody Night ibade or 
Bttter-fweet. This Plant loves Watry Placesand 
grows pretty common about this Town .eg. by 
the Leen fide going from the Ofier holt to Lenton 
&c Flowers in June and Julv. 
SOLAJ^UM 
