C 827 ] 
Convall aria, Gen. Plant. N°.383. 
Convallaria fcapo nudo, Flor. Lap. 113. Flor. Sibir. 
P. I. p. 34. Sp. Plant, p. 314. 
Lilium convallium, Ger. 331. Raii Syn. p. 264. 
Lily of the Valley. Lily Convally , or May Lily. 
In fhady woods flowering in May. In Okely 
and Buddon Woods near Leicefter. 
Dr. Haller obferves, that a beautiful and dura- 
ble green colour may be prepared from the leaves 
of this plant with Lime. Enum. Stirp. Helv. 
p. 287.. 
Acorus, Gen. Plant. N°.io7. 
Acorus, Roy. Lugd. 6. Hall. Helv. p. 25-9. FI. Sibir. I. 
p. 1. FI. Suec. 277. Sp. PI. p. 324. 
Acorus verus five Calamus Oflicinarum, Park. 140.. 
Raii Syn. 437. Lrue Acorus, or Sweet-fmelling 
Flag. 
It is found in the river Soar, in fcveral places 
between Kegworth and Loughborough; specially 
about Normanton plentifully ; alfo near the abbey 
at Leicefter, but very fparingly. It puts forth its 
catkin in May. 
Trigynia. 
Rumex, Gen. Plant. N c . 407. 
Rumex floribus hermaphroditis : valvulis integerri- 
mis : unica granifera, foliis cordato lanceolatis. 
Hort. Cliff. 138. Sp. Pl.335. 
Lapathum folio acuto rubente, C. B. p. 115. 
Raii Syn. 142. Pet. Herb. Britan. Tab. 2, 
Fig- f. Bloodwort , or Bloody Dock. 
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