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Grows very common near Narboney and in Savoy on dry 
ftony Hills. 
I gathered this elegant Plant in Flower this Summer in 
His Majefty’s Gardens at Hampton Court , under the care 
of Mr .Wife, King George’s Gardiner. 
8. Yellow Cat Succory. 
Catanance Cretica fl. luteo. 
Stcebe Plant aginis folio. Alpin. Exot. 286. fig. Park. 4 77. 
fig 7* 
Staebe Plant aginis folio, fl luteo H.Oxon. Vol. 2 . p. 1 37. 4. 
Mr. Jacob Bobart Botanick Profeflor a t Oxford » lent me 
the firft Specimen of this, which has lately Flowred very 
well with us in Chelfea Garden. 
9. Sea Ragwort . Ray 286. 5. 
Jacobea marina Jonjl. 280. Ic. 4. C B. fhjt. 218. 1 . 
Jacobea marina five Cineraria Chabr. 330. Ic. 6. 1. B. 2. 
L 14. p. 1056. fig. 
Jacobea marina five Cineraria vulg .Park. 669. fig. 7. 
Jacobea m&ritima C B. 13 1. 3. 
This has been long cultivated as a great Ornament in 
Gardens. 
Vertues. Alpinus fays the Egyptians ufe this as a very 
fovereigti Plant, drinking a Tea of it for the Stone, and 
to open Obftru&ions of the Bowels and Womb. 
Grows on the Coafts of Tufcany. 
10. Sicilian Ragwort , Ray 286, 9. 
Jacobea Sic ula Chryfanthemi facie Bocc. 66. Tab. $6. 
It leaves like our CornMarygold, flowers in Chelfea Gar* 
den evetT till Chrijlmas. Grows wild about Catania t &c. 
11. Common Narrow Cajfidony Ray 281.4. 
Elychryfon five Stachas citrina anguftifolia CB. 264. 4. vel 
Gallic a phyt- 513.4. 
Chryfoccmexulg. i.C1uC3i 6. fig. 
Chryfocome media, C Stachas citrina vulg. Barrelier. 974. 
Ic. 409. 
- Stachas 
