f ?8? ) 
fowed plentifully in the IJle of Malta , where they make Place: 
great profit of it, and call it there Sweet Cumin. 
Aleppo Ziziforum or Rofe Bajil. Ray Vol. 3. p. 299. 18. 21 
Clinopodium humile Syriacum breviori folio Ziziforum. Names, 
Bob, H. Ox. p. 374. 5. S.xi. Tab. 8. Fig. 2 . Clinopodium 
fiftulofum pumilum, India Occid . fummo caule floridum 
Pink* Phytograph. Tab. 164. fig. 4. Clinopodium Jlpi- 
num Rofeum Saturt'ue folijs Boccon. Mus. Plant, rar. 135. 
Tab. 95. This Icon feems to be taken from afhriveled 
Specimen, which the Author found on the Mountains of 
Nor cia. Mr Bobarts Figure which Dr. Plukenet copied, very Form. 
well refembles this Plant, which from a ftringy Root 
rarely rifes a foot high 5 its two lower Leaves refemble 
our great Stone Bafill (or Clinopodium maytti) with four 
more at the top $ in the midft of thefe ftand a tuft of 
purplifii Flowers , fet in long pipey husks> rough or hairy 
as is the whole Plant. The Learned Dr. Huntington 
firft fent this elegant Plant from Aleppo to Oxford , 
from whence our Phyfic\ Garden has been adorned 
with it. 
Purple, long-leav’d Arch-angel. Ray 559. 2. Lamium 22 
folio oblongo C. B. Phyt. 437. 2. Lamium fl. rubro Park,. Names. 
606. 4. Lamium purp. non fastens, folio oblongo G. B. 
231. 2. Galeopfis five ZJrtica iners, fl. purpurafeente ma- 
jore, fol. non maculato I B. 3. 1 . 28. p. 321. Fig . This 
Plant is like the common white Arch-angel , but that 
the Flowers are purple and curioufly fpeckled. J. B. 
hath obferved this in Italy, alfo about Geneva and Baftl. 
Parkinfon fays, it is found in fome places with us 5 pi ace ■ 
but the Herbarijls of this Century have not yet met with 
it. It hath Flowred feveral Summers in Chelfea Garden , 
and I prefume from the Phyfick Garden at Oxford , Mr Ja- 
cob Bobart having formerly fent me Specimens of it. 
Hemp Mallow. Ray H. PI. 605. 6. Alcea Canuabina 2 3 
C. B* 316. y.Phyt. 634. 6. Chabr. 308. Ic- 1. Alcea fruti- 
cofa Cannabina. Jon ft. 934. Fig. Alcea fruticofa Canna- 
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